Open Season for New Political Party Aimed at Farmers and Workers
The editorial warns against merging farmers and workers into a single party, citing the Chicago 1900s attempt as a caution. It notes diverse delegates clashed and no lasting party formed, questioning the viability of a farmer worker coalition and predicting difficulties in uniting broad interests.
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United States
Chicago
Goar
Leigners
Evers Mber
Ism
Thoss
Farmer-Labor Party
Bridges and roads, rail costs, and disease notes
The piece recalls the Boone to Ogden rail gorge and the costly bridge built to spare wear and time on trains. It weighs the impact of bad roads on Iowa towns and mentions a public health service claim of a pneumonia remedy, while noting seasonal changes revitalizing earth colors.
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Northwastern
Boonas
Ogden
Des Moines
Beane
Omaha
Chaam
Northwesterns
Boone
Ogden Yin Moingons
VU. S&s. Public Health Service
Iowa
Health Talks by John B. Huber A.M.
A serialized column discusses medical ethics and patient care. It quotes Hippocratic oath ideals and raises questions on selecting specialists. Readers are invited to send inquiries to the Health Talks department with stamped self addressed envelopes for quicker replies.
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John B. Huber, A. M
Huber
Friend Wife by Rob Fulkeraon
Andrew and Imogene discuss a town Ladies' Aid quarrel centered on Myra and Emma. Myra pushes a one dollar fund to cover strawberry festival losses, widening a rift with Emma after past insult and Emma's late husband’s wealth softens tensions. The dispute escalates as miscommunications and pride deepen the breach.
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Andrew
Imogene
Myra
Yemma
Hmmia
Monary
Ladies' Aid Society
Emma
Ater
New Business
Eimma
Prima
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Q&A Preview
Questions of general interest on nature are invited by the Nature Notes Dept. Readers may send queries about animals such as domestic geese toads and calf chewing. Answers appear in tomorrow's Nature Notes column.
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Burroughs Nature ’ Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Nature Notes
Answers to Previous Questions About Fishes and Trees
The text discusses nonlethal pest controls for minnows and notes the value of wrigglers in ponds. It names tall tree species Sequoia sempervirens and western hemlock as contenders for greatest height, with Douglas fir as a possible longshot. It also observes wild geese wandering in migration and discusses flock behavior in fog or storms.
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Northwest Coast
Iowa Editors Uncle Sam's Income
Burlington Hawk Eye notes 1922 income tax collections may be 40 to 60 percent lower than last year. Personal incomes fell about 40 percent, while corporate income dropped over 80 percent. A budget allowance hides the loss, but a roughly 200 million dollar deficit looms for the year unless Congress cuts appropriations or raises taxes.
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Uncle Sam
Burlington Hawk-Eyre
Congress
A Welcome Poem of Spring Lovers and Roses
The verses invite spring’s greeting through roses at a garden gate and mockingbirds singing in bloom. Poppies, lilies, and white hybrid imagery appear as lovers seek renewal despite winter’s chill, with signs of blossoms and kisses marking the season’s beauty.
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Antessa
Daftonles
The Daffodil Murder in Hyde Park Mystery
Detective Tarling and Inspector Whiteside probe the Lyne murder in Hyde Park. Evidence centers on daffodils and a two seater Dainty car linked to Odette Rider and Thornton Lyne. Milburgh hints Odette may have gone abroad. Tarling vows to find her.
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Thornton Lyne
London
Odette Rider
Lyne
Whitaside
Tarling
Ip Tor
J .Whiteside
Whiteside
Metvs
England
Hyda Park
Tar
Sing
Scotland Yard
Hyde Park
Mr. Milburgh
Milburgh
Mr. Tarling
Dissider
Rider
Worthy
Rene
Odette
Tad
Fractured Customs Cries From a Fragmented Postal Note
A garbled OCR fragment shows partial phrases and exclamations about pain and praise, lacking clear names, dates, or places. The text resembles a pseudonymous if chaotic public notice or column doodle with no verifiable event.
Brain Tests by Sam Lofd
A fragmented historical column notes Washingtons generals and Continental officers, praising patriotism from Valley Forge to a broad public. It references figures, dates, and places while urging readers to recall the meaning behind the era. The piece ends with a cryptic envelope clue tied to Elsie Dix in Winchester Tennessee.
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Washington
Valley Forge
Lavayette
San Francisco
New York
Poland
Macon
Embarrassing Hairs Easily Removed Beauty Ad
This advertisement touts a quick method to remove under-arm neck and facial hairs. Mix powdered delatone with water into a stiff paste, apply for 2 to 3 minutes, rub off, and wash. One application suffices except for stubborn growths. Buy delatone in original packaging and mix fresh.
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Waterloo
Associated Press
Repul
Slember Audit Bureau of Crremations
Ts” Eee
G. Bougherty
Washington, D. Oat
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Story
Brooks & Finley
Rev's
Ann Lawther
Duvugue
Democratic Party
Miss Lawther
Ebetusis
Wwom
Plo
Board of Education
Gov. Kendall
Clyde Herring
United State
Dame Nature
Hippocrates
Apollo
Acwlapius
Hyxele
Alcheas
Friend Wife
Rob Fulkeraon
Rawson
Webster City Freeman-Journal
Kenyon
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Appropriations Committee
Sam Riniker
D. C. Chase
BE. H. Cunningham
Dickinson
Sioux City Journal
Edgar Wallacs
Smell, Maynard & Company (Incorporated
Frank Pete
Hertfordas
Fes
Aster
Abe Martin
Sam Lofd
Yestertay
Elsie
Winchester
Tennessee
Dix
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