Truth Makes the Face Shine of the One Who Speaks
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Newspaper
Sioux City Register
Location
Sioux City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1924
Page
4
Fireworks over Burton speech stir political debate
The Cleveland Convention keynote by Burton sparks charges of political sensationalism and scandal mongering. He denounces scandal probes as aiding the Republican party while urging more aggressive rhetoric to influence national issues and public funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Cleveland
Republican Party
Sioux City Police Gain Credit for Efficiency in Schuneck Case
The Sioux City police earned praise for swift action last week in the Schuneck robbery case. Despite public forgetfulness, officers secured confessions and captured the culprits, while they had overlooked petty crimes like slot machine theft. Citizens are urged to recognize the patrolman’s service and support effective law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Schuneck
Boys In Blue
Wouldbe
Jubilee Week Delights Sioux City With Spectacular Events
Sioux City unveils Jubilee Week with two days of parades, Legion picnic, boxing exhibition, and a grand finale ahead. Thousands flock to celebrate as residents praise the program and push for timely delivery of The Register amid subscription skirmishes. The G O P convention is noted as a potential better alternative in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Legion
Cleveland
Recreation as a Path to Renewal and Growth
The author argues recreation means renewing mind and body through reading sports hobbies or nature walks. Citing Viscount Grey, he notes beauty and seasons offer support during hard times and urges finding play in work to foster growth and liveliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nere
Viscount Grey
Diet and Health columnist lays out submission rules
The letter outlines strict guidelines for requesting material, including self addressed stamped envelopes, 200 word limit, legible handwriting, care of the paper, and payment for the pamphlet. It emphasizes not providing diagnoses or personal treatment and notes most inquiries relate to reducing and gaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
United States
Caada
Hve
UST Folks City Weary Poem Prompting Escape
A city weary speaker craving escape from din bickering and sun smoke invites a retreat to a hilltop. The voice seeks clean air and sunlit trees, promising rest and a moment to lie still and dream life’s beauty.
Optimist and pessimist notes and oddball lines from the Observer
A collection of quips and reflections about weather politics money and society. The column riffs on optimism and pessimism, proposals to cut speech amplifiers in the House, wage hikes for hod carriers, summer plans and a profusion of humorous maxims from a 20th century observer.
Editorial Letters to the Editor Policy at The Register
The Register invites readers to submit opinion letters up to 300 words on non controversial subjects. Letters should reflect principles over personalities and may be revised for clarity without altering meaning. Postage is required for return of manuscripts.
Hats of Broad Brims and Quaker Values
Letter from Albert Apple of Cleveland praising the Society of Friends on its 300th anniversary. He notes 116000 Quakers in the United States, cites founders and leaders, and highlights the group's commitment to peace, democracy, and humanitarian work including funding over ten million dollars in European relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register
George Fox
United States
Society of Friends
Benjamin Franklin
William Penn
John Greenleaf Whittier
George Tex
Fox
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Europe
Lby
Albert Apple
Cleveland
Ohio
Get the People Back to Nature
A reader argues for expanded parks and public playgrounds to counter urban confinement and private profit. The piece links back to nature with a warning that without parks the city jaillike system may extend across the country, urging swift action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back Yard Gardens
Nature
Knights Offer Kansas City Clubhouse to Shriners Convention
The Knights of Columbus in Kansas City offer their new 85 room clubhouse with baths gym and pool for the Shriners national convention, highlighting goodwill across religious lines amid calls for unity. The roomed facility will be available to visitors during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Knights of Columbus
Shriners
Christ
Mason
Knight of Columbus
Emporia Gazette
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Eddie Guest
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