Governor Harding Addresses Assembly on Law Enforcement Roads
William L. Harding of Sioux City, now Iowa Governor, delivers inaugural address to the Thirty-seventh General Assembly. He urges fewer, clearer laws, stronger road work funding from normal taxation, and strict law enforcement, while opposing federal road subsidies and promoting citizen responsibility through education and preparedness.
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Would You See Him Again Five Minutes After Loss
A mother grieving her soldier son learns from an angel that five minutes could grant a final view. She imagines him at birth, at school, in uniform, and returning from the garden to ask forgiveness for childhood mischief. A reflective vignette from Lu cns' Annuul.
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Iowa's dry law revived by attorney general ruling on Webb Kenyon act
Attorney General Hayter interprets Supreme Court approval of Webb Kenyon to restore Iowa code section 2419. He says interstate liquor shipments into the state can be halted and prosecutions pursued against common carriers delivering liquor except to licensed druggists or pharmacists. If correct, railroads and carriers face arrest for past and future shipments.
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Automobile wreck injures Boone man and son prompt medical aid
A Boone county accident left Frank Crouch and his 15 year old son seriously hurt when their car plunged into a stream south of Doone. A hurried conference between the county attorney and the Attorney General Havner compelled medical aid for the duo after the elder suffer ed fractured collar bone and serious injuries while the boy had both arms broken. They were brought to their home for treatment, with fears the boy may die.
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California Syrup of Figs Ad Recalled in Child Care Note
An old style advertisement extols California Syrup of Figs as a gentle yet effective laxative for children and adults, urging mothers to choose this product for stomach liver and bowels. It promises a pleasant taste and clear directions on bottles. A separate hotel guest tip cites upkeep and hospitality humor.
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Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy Endorsed by Consumer
A testimonial from C G White of Battle Creek Michigan praises Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy for kidney and liver complaints. The ad claims the product cleanses kidneys, reduces congestion, and offers a free sample program from Warner's late Jtonatiles Co in Rochester New York.
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Iowa City Student Lands Post With Greek Publication
Iowa City student Williamson has signed a contract with the Boston Greek magazine Alathia to oversee a department. He will write a series on modern Greek idiomatic English for foreigners and plans post graduate work at Harvard next year.
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State Veterinarians Name Officers at Ames Meeting
State Veterinarians met in Ames for their annual gathering. Dr. G. P. Stodder of Sioux City was elected president. Ames was set as next meeting location. Other officers include Dr. P. W. Gilhey of Malvern as vice president and Dr. H. B. Treman of Rockwell City as secretary treasurer. Dr. J. H. McLeod of Charles City joined the executive committee.
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Sioux City
Iowa State Veterinarian Association
P. W. Gilhey
Malvern
H. B. Treman
Rockwell City
J. H. McLeod
Charles City
Leap Year Reckoning Through Century Rule
The text explains leap year rules current at the time, noting every four years creates a leap year except century years not divisible by 400 after dropping two digits. It references years 1790 to 164 and 1696 to 1904 as leap year periods and mentions the year 2000 as a widening year divisible by four.
Cuticura Complexions Ad Promises Soft Clear Skin
An old advertisement claims Cuticura Complexions are usually remarkably soft and clear with trial soap and lotion. It urges daily use of Cuticura Soup for cleansing and skin care, promising clear complexion and soothed scalp, with free samples by mail from Cuticura Dept L Boston.
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Unbreakable Window Fabric Trial Described
A description explains a new wired fabric coating that forms a tough substitute for glass windows. The fabric is designed to resist rain and breakage, with potential uses in areas where glass is easily damaged. The textile can be coated by dipping in oil rather than brushing on the coating.
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