Cabinet government under debate in Nebraska governor's future plans
The piece discusses Charles W. and his critique of the cabinet form of government. It speculates on possible reforms if he gains authority in Washington, including a shift to assigning law sections to congressmen to cut clerical costs, challenging American governmental structure. It contrasts current governance with speculative changes.
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Breyiu
Bryan
Washington, D. C
Veterans' Bureau
Bryan Difference in Brookhart and Bryan Campaign Appeals
An analysis of Charles W. Bryan's acceptance speech for the Democratic nomination contrasts his pacifist platform with Brookhart's wartime defense stance. It notes Bryan's message to mothers farmers and labor, his opposition to war, and promises on inflation and reform, while comparing party positions on referendum, labor, and economic policy.
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Corn warehousing pays off for farmers amid high prices
Iowa farmers with grain in sealed warehouses report gains from current corn prices and inquire about loan sources, interest, and auction difficulties. analysts anticipate fewer bales warehoused this year as prices may peak soon. A later note whimsicalizes local culture with Riley Memorial plans and Brandywine creek memories.
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Department of Agriculture
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Iowa
High Blood Pressure and Family Ties in Disease
Dr Brady reviews studies by O'Hare Walker and Vickers on heredity and hypertension. He notes mixed results from family histories of vascular disease and argues hypertension may not be inherited, while urging care for young hypertensive relatives. He highlights warning signals and cautions readers about overreliance on ancestry data.
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Wide Open Spaces Dress Sparks Club Gifted Debate
Andrew questions Imogene’s summer dress as they head to the country club. Imogene argues the gown’s design leverages white space and airiness to attract attention while keeping cool, noting fashion philosophy and the appeal of wide open spaces.
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Iowa Editors Debate Governor Kendall Health Boost
In editorials from Sac City Sun Eagle Grove Eagle and Sioux City Journal governors Kendall and Coolidge Dawes are urged as ideal leaders. Kendall’s regained health is praised as enhancing midwest campaign impact while Borah supports Coolidge Dawes and La Follette momentum wanes.
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Burroughs Nature Club Q&A from October issue
Questions and partial answers on nature topics appear in Burroughs Nature Notes. Readers ask about distinguishing lookalike birds, fish stocking in spring-fed lakes, and preventing a dog from rolling in odor, with responses promised in tomorrow’s issue.
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Brain Tests by Sam Loud
Puzzle item from the pros desk describes subtracting listeners adding a boy and a letter to spell an edible fish. mentions weight figures and yesterday’s answer.
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Proitori
Pershing to Return as Plain Citizen in Lincoln
The Milwaukee Journal notes after Sept 4, 1912, John J. Pershing will retire as a world military leader and return to civilian life in Lincoln, Nebraska. It praises his career, honesty, and humility, recalling his Missouri roots and a moving moment with a girl who honored her father.
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Fifty Years Ago In The Courier August 19 1874
The issue highlights a large number of Waterloo students at the normal institute and notes sickness blamed on heat and unripe fruit. It covers a furniture factory writeup, walnut lumber stock, and Dr. J M Ball’s anatomy talk. The Cedar Falls citizen J M Benjamin dies suddenly of cholera morbus. The narrative chapter ends with a dramatic dialogue and a cliffhanger.
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Waterloo Echoes and Upcoming Moves of Local Figures
Forty years ago on August 20 1854 Bert Johnson left for Champlain University and Washington DC to join the pension office before heading to Columbia Law School The IL Walker drum corps of 20 led the Cedar Rapids parade with drum major Wyant earning praise The Waterloo attractions piece notes river trips and boating as summer features The Weller farm cat crop shows early ears as denting progresses S D Mitchell joins I A Lane Co grocery Hudson Clark D Henrys family returns from Clear Lake Irving Hotel reports 48 guests 29 rooms for a dull season
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Chautauqua
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Circus visit, trust organizers, and local obituaries in Waterloo
Twenty years ago, Waterloo schedules Barnum & Bailey's circus for Aug. 27 on Illinois Central grounds. Today the Black Hawk County Early Settlers hold a Cedar River park picnic with C. W. Mullan speaking. Elmwood cemetery expansion, Watterloo Trust Co. formation anticipated, and notices of deaths and retirements in local firms.
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The Able McLaughlins Novel Fragment Recount
A wartime homecoming tale centers on Wally a Union soldier of the Able McLaughlins clan. He returns to the Tews prairie to mend after illness, learns Christie secretly bears a child and faces gossip while Libby Tsobel’s scheming unfolds. Christie defies scandal and Wally contends with family tensions as a murder threat looms over Peter Keith.
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