Brookhart Campaign Doors Open With Broad Address
Colonel S. W. Brookhart opened his senatorial campaign with a March 20th address at the High School auditorium in this city. The speech outlines his platform and aims for permanent relief from current evils, while his team plans to rely on public exposure rather than extended rallies before the primaries. Brookhart reports strong statewide reception and encourages voters to judge him by his pledges.
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S. W. Brookhart
Iowa
Col. Brookhart
Remarkable Plant Diversity Figures Across Regions
The report notes Mauritts island has 95 native food species within a small area, Java about 460 species, Brazil 37, Europe 67, the Arctic 26, and North America north of Mexico about 175. The figures compare regional biodiversity levels across continents and zones.
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Mauritts
D.laware
Java
New York
Brazil
Europe
North America
Mexico
In Praise of Winter
A brisk appraisal of winter as honest and no nonsense. The speaker notes winter’s unflinching nature as a steadying presence through the long season.
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Lowell
Cost of Motoring by Walt Mason
The poem laments rising prices for tires gas oil and sparkplugs that burden motorists. The speaker recalls paying more for essential items while fearing to drive any distance as costs soar and travel becomes unaffordable.
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Shanks
Merle Caine Obituary Prominent Artist Dies at 26
Merle Francis Caine born August 9 1895 in Washington Iowa died at home in Knoxville Illinois Saturday night at 11 45 aged 26 He was son of Mr and Mrs C F Caine and director of Lenman Animated Cartoon Service of New York after influenza relapse he returned home for care Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at his parents home with Rev L C Isley and Rev M M Cooper officiating Burial in Knoxville cemetery Attendees included family friends and multiple out of town relatives and acquaintances
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Merle Francis Caine
Washington
Iowa
Knoxville
Illinois
C.F. Caine
Lenman Auimated
New York
James. Burnham
Chicago
Miss Mable
Milliard
God
Merle
Alta Norton
C. F. Caine
L. C. Isley
M. M. Cooper
Mr. Isley
Nathan Anderson
Tillie Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Hisley
Arthur Howe
G. F. Hoberd
Clark Giles
Will Hines
Galesburg
Burnham
Marguerite Burnham
Marie Knauss
A. J. Knauss
Wendell Knauss
Gus
Harry Knauss
Dr. Brownlee
Andrew Pape
Kirkwood
Lander
Frances Lander
Fred Swedenburg
Graham Watson
Florence Snyder
Hines
J. W. Pitkin
Dr. Gaumer
J. Burkey
State of indifference comment drives Iowa voter mood
Clipped editorial notes that if women can carry a state of indifference oppressing the average voter the path to political goals may seem easy as quoted by an Iowa City Republican.
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Iowa City
Profiteer Fear Meets Antiprofiteer Law
A Washington Post quote compares a profiteer’s fear to a blind mule facing a cocked toy pistol, illustrating stubborn disregard for antiprofiteer legislation.
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Washington Post
Should a Woman Tell Headline at Fox Theatre Tomorrow
A Screen Classic all-star photoplay stars Alice Lake Jack Mulhall and Frank Currier at the Fox Theatre tomorrow. The drama follows a young woman torn between confessing a past secret to the man she plans to marry or keeping silent to spare him, set in a New England seacoast village.
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Screen Classic, Inc
Alice Lake
Norah Blake
Lombardi, Ltd
Bert Lytell
Jack Mulhall
Frank Currier
Metro Pictures
Fox Theatre
Finis Fox
New England
Seacoast
Ex-crown prince declines near-father residence
A Cedar Rapids Republican noting the ex-crown prince refused the chance to live near his father. The remark blends political and personal tension with a wry, critical tone.
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Cedar Rapids
Honest Principle Cited In Marshalltown Wage Debate
The Marshalltown Times Republican emphasizes the maxim a fair day's work for a fair day's pay as the correct phrase underlining the balance between production and wages, arguing any deviation disrupts the principle. The editorial frames the slogan as a standard for honest labor relations.
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Marshalltown Times Republican
French Seek Labels for All Foreign Goods
Paris reports that France may enact a law requiring all foreign products imported to bear the country of origin. Importers of American harvesting machines warn that marking parts from the US and other nations would be impractical. Trade groups appeal to the finance minister for an exemption for harvesting and sewing machines as parliament debates provisions.
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Paris
France
Importer’s Union
Finance
Companionship in Thoughts Quote by Robert E Speer
A brief reflective line notes that thoughts are our inner life and eternal companions as expressed by Robert E Speer in Christ and.
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Robert E. Speer
Christ
Singular laryngeal affliction noted by operator
A Chicago Tribune correspondent reports a singular medical concern as a female operator complains of hoarseness. The doctor warns the larynx is affected and might develop into a pleural condition without prompt treatment.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Under Suspicion Presents Fresh Twist On Old Plot
Universal film Under Suspicion opens at the Graham Theatre next Monday. The feature reframes a familiar creek comedy premise with new situations and twists to feel original to audiences.
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Graham Theatre
Under Suspicion Crook Comedy Drama Heads To Theaters
Ora Carew leads in Under Suspicion a crime and comedy filled feature with Forrest Stanley and Charles Clary among a strong cast. The plot follows a young girl pursuing the broader life in the city, tangled in amusing and thrilling adventures across small towns and Broadway interiors. Directed by William Dowlan from Mildred Coast's script, the production spotlights veteran photoplayers and child actor Little Burwell Hamrick.
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Ora Carew
Forrest Stanley
Charles Clary
Little Burwell Hamrick
Thanks for sympathy at our husband and father’s death
The family expresses sincere thanks for the helpful words and expressions of sympathy after the death of their husband and father. They especially thank the Odd Fellows and those who sent flowers. Mrs. Robert Thomas and children.
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Odd Fellows
Robert Thomas
Japanese pioneers pursue mafic planting and harvest ventures
A fragmented report notes claims that Japanese groups have undertaken a system of planting and harvesting certain weed and maritime crops, described as a distinctive method. The text is unclear but suggests a focus on cultivation practices and potential economic aims.
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