WATIONAL EDIORIAL A SSOCIATION
The column rails at long meetings and praises brevity in programs while noting the Iowa polio outbreak and preventive guidance. It reports on crop erosion in Marion county, praising contouring and terraces to protect topsoil and urging farmers to cooperate with rain to store moisture. It cites editorials from Knoxville Journal and Oskaloosa Herald and comments on national policy and labor issues.
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Marion County
Iowa
Knoxville Journal
Dear Patrons discuss Tarpy Pawling suitness days
A social call with Tarpy Pawling reveals a novel idea to ease a clothing shortage by introducing suitness days. The remark suggests a practical approach to addressing attire scarcity among patrons.
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Pawling
Bank Clerk Parries Wallet Mix Up With Locksmith
A husky bank clerk carried a malfunctioning safe to a local locksmith after the combination failed. On the way he nearly collided with the justice of the peace who chided him to parry a wallet like everyone else. The humor centers on a wallet mix up and a pardon.
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Justice of the Peace
Elmer
Bankamerican
Dancing on Your Feet Sparks Playful Quarrel
A playful exchange reveals tension over constant jumping on and off as she objects to the effort while he jokes about dancing. The dialogue hints at relationship friction centered on patience and closeness.
Small Trout Lesson on a Canadian Lake
A novice angler in the Canadian wilds reels a tiny trout onto a quiet lake. He asks the guide what to do next, prompting a brief moment of instruction and calm humor.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Proverbial Adages and Witty Tales From a Guide
A guide warns that progress is climb and fall, with humor about skipping rungs on the way down. It cautions against the dangerous boastful man and self knowledge, using bees that produce no honey as a metaphor. It also suggests shedding duties by discharging them.
Vermont Seacoast Fact Check
The statement Vermont has no seacoast is true. Vermont is landlocked, bordered by New York, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Quebec, with no coastline on any ocean.
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August Guardino
New York City
Children’s Aid Society
Eleanor Connors
Vermont
True or false quiz on signs knots and chemistry
A compact true or false set tests musical signs mango fish Jasmine color Sheepshank and bowline knots brass from copper zinc siblings and parents common cane beet sugar sweetness Edam cheese backward and white flowers odor strength
Fragmented Answers Referenced by Strong Cues
The note lists clues such as 9-T spelled backwards and 19- yellow with additional items 5-T 6-T 7-T 8-T and mentions A. The fragment ends with xX and an initial A.
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Bruce Cowden
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Marion Avenue
United Press
Iowa Daily Press Association
Des Moines
Wational Ediorial Association
Ezek
Europe
Asia
Wentworth Avenue
Lawrence Baker
Iowa City
Oskaloosa Herald
Indianapolis
Fairfield Ledger
Lou Gardner
Ariz
Lou
Omaha World-Herald
Russia
United States
Mason City Globe-Gazette
Congress
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Broiler
Harry
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Ey Studio
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Ymalso
By Mevoy
Striebel
Joe Palooka
New York
Ham Fisher
Joe
Ann
Jerry Leemy
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