Iowa Legislature Opens With Two Cent Fare Bills Afoot
Des Moines reports the legislature has completed preliminary work and will focus on rail fare reforms. Bills by Dan Turner and Frank F. Jones set two cent per mile caps or steps for Class A roads, with Class B and C rates outlined. Crossley and Peterson push primary election changes, while Governor Cummins begins a third-term inauguration in a simple ceremony.
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Des Moines
Jonathan P. Dolliver
Fort Dodge
Himeel
United States
United
Dolliver
Claude R. Porter
Dan Turner
Adams County
Frank F. Jones
Montgomery County
Iowa
Messrs. Jones and
Turner
Jones
Ames and College
Atchm
Wantock Island
Pacific
Chicago
de Paul
Falla
Iowa Central and Western
Manchester
Oneida
Maecatine
Newton
Western
Northern
Wisconssa
Minnesota
Railway Commission
Auuet
Crossley
Senate
Peterson
Wright, Hamilton-Harden
Cummins
Inauguration at State House Highlights Direct Vote Reform
Public reception at the state house marked a formal inauguration. Chief Justice Weaver administered the oath to Governor Cummins and Lt. Gov. Garst. Cummins urged a constitutional convention to allow direct voter election of U S senators and for direct presidential ticket votes. Lincoln proposed a $1 gun license to enforce game laws, citing Holmba and a $60,000 Quail import fund in Hi nola as precedent. Official canvass shows Cummins leading by 20 872 and Garst by 49 152 in governor and lieutenant governor races respectively. Republicans win several state offices with substantial pluralities.
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Garst
Iowa
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George A. Lincoln
Cedar Rapids
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Hiinola
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George D. Perkins
RL Voor Debes
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Ctts Ee SE
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Ici
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Hayward
Carroll
Morrow
Byers
Riggs
McClain
Sherwin
Crockett
Supreme Court
Cornwall
Palmer
Baton
George Gallarno
Hearts and Hearts: A Light Verse on Mending Hearts
A humorous poem plays on love and heartbreak with playful quips about broken hearts being repaired by new love. It contrasts cynical views of fickle women with the idea that affection quickly heals, as a five foot maiden or a husky scorner alter outcomes by charm and timing.
Delicate Compliment Exchange Over Conversation With Johnson
A dialogue depicts two people on steps trading casual lies with Johnson. One notes the other did not require any payoff or boot from him. The exchange hints at a tired, wary bargaining tone in their interaction.
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Johnson
Tie’s Drinking Turn Triggers Reminder Promise
Tie recalls vowing not to drink again but admits he had several drinks as it was his turn to treat. The exchange shows a moment of social pressure and a breach of commitment.
Bohumir Kryl to Headline April 4 Cornet Solo
Bohumir Kryl, billed as the world’s greatest cornetist, will appear April 4 after managers delay for a preferred date. The lecture course follows with a February 21 event by Reno B. Welbourne on wireless telegraphy, noted as the next number.
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Kryl
Ife
Reno B. Welbourn
The Grip and Its Cure
The article explains the severe suffering of the grip and the futility of much medical aid. It endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as preventing pneumonia and ensuring recovery, with sales listed for Cook & Sherman and Stewart's pharmacy.
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Chamberlain
Cook & Sherman and
Stewart's Pharmacy
Dray Wagon for Hire Open for Prompt Service
E G Norton dray wagon owner announces readiness to handle all dray work. Contact Jonn N Dodd at phone 390 74-eod-tf for prompt pickup and delivery services.
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E. G. Norton
Jonn N. Dodd
How to Avoid Appendicitis
Article promotes Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a cure for chronic constipation by stimulating the liver and bowels. It claims the product is mild, pleasant to take, does not nauseate or gripe, and urges avoiding substitutes with sales through all druggists.
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Orino
Passed Examination Successfully and Kidney Cure Advert
James Donahue of New Britain Conn reports using Foley's Kidney Cure after other remedies failed for diabetes. He claims improvement after two bottles and full recovery after five, enabling a life insurance test. The ad asserts Foley's Kidney Cure treats back ache and kidney and bladder ailments and is sold by druggists.
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James Donahue
New Britain, Conn
Foley
Quack nature writers trap gullible readers in magazines
The piece denounces rising fake natural history writers who mislead editors and readers. It cites Country Life and The Outing Magazine as examples, noting a fraud involving a stuffed partridge posed to prove a drumming claim by a supposed naturalist.
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Country Life
William Brewster
Brewster
Ater
Professor Sledge
Clark University
John Burroughs
Outing
Viola Allen on stage careers and early ambitions
A column discusses Viola Allen’s experiences and motives behind pursuing acting, noting many actors recount small pivotal moments that shaped their careers. It cites reflections from My Yesterdays and mentions a February Bohemian article. An unrelated high school debate notice and a Tennessee reader testimonial promote Electric Bitters as a cure for back and kidney trouble with pharmacist Stewart’s sale.
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Viola Allen
J. R. Blankenship
Beck, Tenn
Goseamsee
Stewart's Pharmacy
Rice
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