Barbers in Fairfield Fight Hair Bobbing Craze
G A Nichols and Daughter Editors report barbers in Fairfield and Jefferson county alarmed by a bobbed hair epidemic. Barbers claim loss of business to women stylists and announce measures to deter bobbing. Shops display signs such as No hair bobbed here and No bobbing on Saturdays.
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Fairfield
Jefferson County
Pella
W. S. Johnston
N. P. Walker
Walker
Spirit Lake
Ethyl Walker
Lakes
Dr. Walker
Fort Dodge
John Hansen
North Dakota
Minneapolis
Gladys Hayes
Sten‘ographer
Morse & Lee
Des Moines
John Tripp
Hazel
Blackwell, Oklo
R. E. Gordinier
Wm. Draper
Traer
Russel Strait
Minnesota
Fairbury
Neb
Political Analysis of 1924 Elections and Party Split
The article surveys conservative and radical voter blocs in the United States, noting divisions within the Republican and Democratic camps. It outlines projected electoral votes for Davis, La Follette, and Coolidge, analyzes swing states, and stresses the need for vigorous campaigning to secure the necessary 266 electoral votes.
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United States
Coolidge and
Dawes
Davis and
Bryan
la Follette
Davis
South
Oklahoma
Kentucky
West Virginia
Maryland
Wisconsin
Montana
South Dakota
Oregon
Washington
Minnesota
Coolidge
New York
New Jersey
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Iowa
Colorado
Delaware
Idaho
Wyoming
Nebraska
Princeh Coolidge
Akill
Banker-Farmer Cooperation and Credit in Agriculture
Banker farmer conferences aided by the American Bankers Association discuss intermediate and long term agricultural credit, balanced production, and orderly marketing. Texas Agricultural College voices support for producer cooperation, minimal government action, and expansion of credit through the Intermediate Credit Bank. Practical aid from Astoria bankers helps dairymen secure $16,000 credit for purebred Guernseys to boost local farming.
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American Bankers Association
Texas Agricultural College
Intermediate Credit Bank
Nework
Agricultural Commission of the American Hookera Association
Indiqna
Michigan
Ohio
Iowa
Minots
South Dakota
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Wyoming
Oregon Bankers Association
Banke
Astoria
Oregon
Daint Pote
State Classes and Wealth Gaps in Public Thought
In every state society divides into three classes the rich the very poor and those in between. The common view holds that it is the heat of conditions that sustains the idea. It argues that middling fortunes tend to submit to reason more readily than extremes of wealth or poverty.
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Aristatte
Why Keep to the Right Governs Public Walkways
The text argues that rightward movement is not arbitrary but stems from scientific basis since most people are right handed. It notes Americans find leftward turning of Europeans illogical and that keeping rightward flow aligns with natural body swing.
Sun Spots Rotation Varies by Latitude
The sun does not rotate as a solid body. Equatorial regions complete a rotation in about 26 days, while 45 latitude areas take roughly 2.5 days longer. Near the poles, rotation is even slower. George Bilery Haye notes in Sun-Spots as Magnets.
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George Bilery Haye
Madeira Discoverer Robert Machin and Court Noble’s Daughter
English adventurer Robert Machin is said to have fled England with the daughter of a powerful noble from King Edward III’s court. He is noted as the discoverer of the Madeira island or its talam.
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Madeira
Robert Machin
England
Edward III
Our Expense War of Opinion and Public Welfare
The piece denounces politicians and agitators who attack business and government for votes. It argues Reds and socialists avoid Russia, favoring the prosperous United States where they can enjoy plenty while trying to ruin the nation that sustains them. It warns of a sad day if the government is altered.
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Russia
Debate Over State Ownership and Private Enterprise
A critical editorial argues against government control of industries warning it erodes private rights and public liberty. It contends state takeovers threaten private citizens’ ability to form new enterprises and cites political agitation as a step toward government business at citizens’ expense. The piece also notes local social items and weather, including a hail storm's uneven crop damage across Emmet County.
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Ee Bk
Emmet
Claus Martens
Martin Balmer
Dolliver
Maple Hill
Halfa
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato
Minn
Chinese Christians Near 400000 Adopt Christ Faith
The article notes that nearly 400000 people in Ching have adopted the Christian faith. A separate section defines sneezing as an involuntary, forcible expulsion of air through the nose and mouth caused by irritation of nasal traces and nerves, often from dust or environmental irritants.
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Ching
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Vindicator
Republican
G. A. Nichols
G. A Nichols
H. A. Nichols
City
Estherville
Chas. Dayton
Walter Shultz
Elmer Moore
Eva Rogers
Frank Elden
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Siders
Schultz
K. of P. Lodge
Estherville Pythian Sisters
Robert Lee
Lee
N. J. Lee
Chicago
Story
Emerson Hough
Grand Theatre
Estherville, Iowa
Gammount
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