Ford Tribune verdict and farm question in Waterloo Courier
The piece reviews Henry Ford's six-cent verdict against the Chicago Tribune and weighs the costs of the suit while arguing the need to reverse population drift from farms to cities. It discusses farm economics, food supply, and urges returning to productive land use. it also praises the Lycoming weekly and notes local fare.
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Ford-Tribune
Henry Ford
Aii
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
Ford
Altorneys
Mr. Ford
The
Lawing
Health Talks and Home Screening Advice from Dr John B Hub
Health advice column urges affordable screening and disease prevention. Dr John B Hub answers reader questions on seasickness voyages for pregnant women and infants, safe use of epsom salts, and home fire and window screening to ward off mosquitoes and illness.
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Fr von Fedorf
United States Public Health Service
Scott
Ark
John B. Huber
Domestic farce in a cramped apartment quarrel
Andrew confronts Imogene over money for a new coat and the cost of daily life. Imogene mocks his budget while pressing for fashion, vanity, and gifts. The pair spar over work, bills, a pedometer, a drink at Jimmie’s, and the impression of ambition versus routine.
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Andrew
Imogene
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Society For the Prevention of Husbands
The Sandman Story Little Brown Mouse Turns Brown
A mouse named Brown Mouse leaves his mother and home to seek life in the barn. He is pursued by Puss the cat, escapes into a brown paint pot, and emerges brown, earning the name Little Brown Mouse after the brown coating clings to him for days.
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Listia
Seizured Wage Raises and Labor Unrest in U S
The Minneapolis Journal discusses international anarchist watchers and labor troubles in the United States. Railroad strikes loom as workers push for action under leaders. It argues workers seek no overthrow of government, praising the nation’s relative equality compared to foreign lands.
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Minneapolis
Antarchists
United States
The People’s Faith in American Workingmen and Crisis
An editorial letter argues for representative government and worker oversight during a coming six months of crisis. It urges wage maintenance amid price reductions for essentials, asking railroads to focus on lowering costs rather than pushing wage hikes. It also railss about King Corn rising across the U.S., symbolizing economic power and abundance through the summer, with corn outpacing barley and shaping national prosperity.
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Tungland
Uberty
United States
Earth
America
James J. Hill
Brain Tests by Sam Loud Puzzle No 145 Savage Beast
A typed brain teaser by Sam Loud invites solvers to spell out small objects names and perform add subtract steps. The process yields letters forming the name of a savage beast, with instructions framed as a playful 4 minute challenge.
Iowa Corn Land and Wall Street Echoes Across Cities
Iowa editors reflect on corn land scarcity and soaring land values as John Dow nie defends Iowa acres against buyout offers. The piece cites Sioux City and Perry editorials noting a rise in land deals and a shift in market rhetoric from Wall Street to local fronts, with Keokuk and Keokuk Daily Gate City commenting on political influence and women in business.
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Shoux City Journal
Keokuk
Gate City
Remembering Women in Skirts and Silent Steps
A fragment from a National Newspaper Service piece recalls times when women challenged norms by stepping out in public, contrasting with earlier restraint. The tone hints at nostalgia for bold style shifts and social change, suggesting readers reflect on changing attire and gender expectations.
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National Newspaper Service
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Mousie
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Puss
Suecullus
King Corn
John Barleycorn
Rank Frost
Sam
Danny
Vanay
Des Moines Tribune
John Downie
Iowa County
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Sioux City Tribune
Wall Streets
Perry Chief
Wall Street
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