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The Watering Concning Concier publishes daily except Sunday with Hartman Co as president editor and manager. Rates include 18 cents per week by carrier, 278.00 per year by rail. six months 35.00. Entered in Watersoa under the 1879 act. Associated Press member with exclusive rights to AP dispatches. Advertising rules note payment by the 10th of following month and right to omit unsuitable copy. Describes advertising rejection and rate inquiry processes.
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What to Preach and the Pulpit Policy Debate
In Des Moines Rev. O J Sergerhammer of St Louis criticizes modern ministers who chase politics ethics and world affairs instead of preaching salvation through Jesus Christ. He urges clergy to Hew to the line and avoid gimmicks that lure crowds with radio golf and impersonations. The piece warns about drug dealers and urges readers to warn against extravagance and debt while urging fiscal prudence and preparedness for hard times.
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Signs of Diseased Tonsils Study by Kaiser in Children
Dr Kaiser reports on 5 000 children studied before and after tonsil removal noting 73 percent with enlarged tonsils and infection, 22 1 2 percent with infection despite normal tonsils, and 4 1 percent with normal tonsils and no infection. Among diseased tonsil cases, mouth breathing and frequent throat infections dominate, linking tonsils to respiratory illnesses and potential complications.
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Friend Wife By Ros Fulkerson
Imogene and Andrew discuss quitting movies as Andrew laments life lessons from cinema versus reality. He mocks lawyers, bankers, aging, and romance in film while noting real life failures to match movie sensationalism and declares he will quit.
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Burroughs Nature Club Notes Q&A Column 1981
Readers asked about blue bottle beetles orioles and tiger snakes of Australia The column answers previous questions on banded pigeons sumac uses and tarantulas Details mention the banded pigeon relative size tail band and neck coloring and note regional tarantula lore and a tarantella link.
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JAIL TERM TO PROLONG LIFE OF BOTTOMLEY
London report says Horatio Bottomley convicted of transient conversion of club funds will gain three years of life from prison mix of diet and daily exercise. Bottomley, once a publicist MP and writer, faces seven years but doctors predict prison regimen could extend his life until release and return to public life.
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Regenerative radio receivers explained for beginners
A concise outline of induction and regeneration in radio receivers. It starts with mutual induction between coils A and B, explains how the audion grid triggers battery voltage, and shows how adding coil C with proper timing feeds back into coil B to boost pulsations, creating regeneration.
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Public Ledger Company
Brain Tests By Sam Loud
Puzzle blurb challenges readers with a classic weight riddle about feathers and lead, promising a new answer tomorrow. It hints the old solution is faulty and urges solving again, noting the concealed motto How Doth the Little Busy Bre Improve Each Shining Hour.
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Abe Martin on Rail Strike Gossip and Local Appearances
A humorous Abe Martin style note mentions the feller handling railroad strike news is the same man who shares late train tips. Pons Mopps began a Bil pickled venture Saturday but balked at committing fully due to stinginess.
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A Tribute To a Singer By Frank L. Stanton
A tribute praising a singer's sacred lyric power and steadfast faith. The poem honors his wife, mentions enduring trial and hope, and closes with a note on unity, peace, and love amid enduring devotion.
Iowa editors seek primary law reforms
Editorials from Sac City to Sioux City discuss changes to primary voting. Proposals include partisan primary voting by party only and requiring prior notice to switch parties. Critics call plans cumbersome and costly, suggesting a voter’s prior support as a simpler rule.
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Freckles Vanish with Othine Double Strength
An advertisement claims Othine double strength removes freckles and improves complexion. It promises a money back guarantee if results are not achieved and notes visible improvement after initial applications.
Charcoal Lozenges Promoted for Health and Beauty
An advertisement extols charcoal as a safe purifier for the stomach and bowels, improving breath, complexion, teeth whitening, and digestive health. Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges are praised for high charcoal content, pleasant taste, and claimed liver benefits, selling at thirty cents a box.
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Allen's Foot-Hash Healing Powder Ad Promises Quick Relief
A vintage ad touts Allen's Foot-Hash antiseptic powder to ease shoe friction and foot pain. It claims instant relief for corns bunions and hot tired feet and suggests wearing smaller shoes by using the product.
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