Ambassadors From witherd The Servviul
The piece discusses ambassador appointments from outside the diplomatic service, Rogers bill, and calls for more diplomats from within the corps. It contrasts salaries for U S and British ambassadors, notes representation allowances, and argues for training from within the service to improve fitness for high posts. It then shifts to dye industry progress and export trade, comparing 1914 and 1923 figures and Germany's potential return to dye exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Mexico
American dye industry shows growth after war demand
A 1923 census report states the American dye industry expanded postwar driven by domestic textiles demand and Ruhr output shifts. About 96 percent of dyes used in the U S were made domestically, with a sizable export market forming as foreign price levels remained high.
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Teriff
Ruhr
Patriotism and defense day sparks clash in era of war memories
A column defends Defense Day and patriotic displays while criticising pacifist views. It notes anniversaries of St Mihiel and argues Washington Lincoln Wilson supported military effort. The piece satirizes opposing voices and recounts a Atlantic storm aboard a ship with 616 passengers shocked by high winds and rough seas.
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St. Mihiel
Lkely
George B. Duncan
Seventh Corps
Washington
Lincoln
Wilson
Poor Building Material and Infant Nutrition Debate
Dr William Brady argues that modern infant feeding knowledge outdates many books, warning that pasteurized cow milk fails to provide all nutrients. He cites vitamin A deficiency risk and suggests early vitamin supplementation. He critiques lay understanding and calls for cautious, evidence-based advice in maternal and child nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyle
Dod Ivey
Friend Wife By Kon Fulkerson
A humorous domestic debate unfolds as Jim and Sally Ann head to Europe on their honeymoon. Andrew, Imogene, and Kite Seche discuss the idea of the husband paying while a wife polishes her mate during the trip and after, revealing old notions about marriage and dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Sally Ann
Europe
Linogene
Andrew
Lim
Kite Sehe
Imogene
Dave
Bomle
Counse
Tory
Old Time Fairs and Their Lasting Allure Across Worlds
A reflection on fairs as evolving social events from ancient religious and marketplace roots to modern expositions. It traces Mecca fairs in the Muslim world, Nijai Novgorod, Leizpig and Lyons, and echoes in English literature from Bunyan to Maupassant, noting costumes, sideshows, and the enduring thrill for all ages.
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Donnybrook
Ireland
Lhasa
Nijai Novgorod
Leipzig
Lyons
Mecca
Wakefeld
Moses Primroais
John Bunyan
Christian
de Maupassant
Tenter City
Community Fair Showcases Rural Progress and Pride
The event highlights fine-blooded cattle horses hogs and sheep plus ornate pumpkins and prize flowers. Displays include school drawings needlework and culinary rows. Visitors leave inspired by local potential and civic spirit, with benefits felt beyond ribbon winners.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Q&A Preview 1923
Burroughs Nature Club column presents reader questions on canaries soil pests garter snakes rattlesnakes and the origin of the mustang pony with concise explanations. Answers tease forthcoming Nature Notes and reference cockatoos parrots and historical horse breeds in a compact period voice.
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Nature Notes
Why Citizens Vote and What It Means
Sioux City Journal argues that real citizens must vote, criticizing non voters as unworthy of citizenship. The editorial urges active participation in government and benefits, linking civic duty to honor and societal advancement. Local Iowa editorials praise effort and caution against complacency in public life.
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Sioux City Journal- 7
Readling
Brain Tests By Sam Loud Morning Puzzles
Brain Tests by Sam Loud present a series of word and number puzzles. Readers must identify numbers from given clues and decipher letter sequences amid playful arithmetic and wordplay themes.
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Sam Loud
Abe Martin's odd trade and farm tale humor
Abe Martin notes a lighthearted tale about trading a new en‑passenger car for a one seated roadster. A family remark follows about a wife’s hair being bobbed and the speaker’s advice if you want to upset her. The tone is rustic humor with regional flair.
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Jake Bentley
The Able McLaughlins Chapter XXII Summary
Wally and Sue McLaughlin return home with their burdened wagon. Peter’s death and the hidden sin loom as Wally's violence edges toward mercy. A child’s first words soften a frozen wife, revealing tension, remorse, and fragile humanity amid tragedy.
Four Applicants for Farm Agent to Meet Board
Cedar Falls Aug 30. Twelve men have applied for appointment as agricultural agent in Black Hawk county to succeed A A Burger. They will confer with farm bureau directors when the board meets in Waterloo next Wednesday evening. Among applicants are three from Ames and one former Iowan who has spent six years in Minnesota. The next director of agricultural educational work in the county is expected to be chosen at this meeting.
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Cedar Patls
Black Hawk County
A. A. Burger
Farm’ Bureau
Waterloo
Ames
Minnesota
Calvary Baptists Harvest Festival Set at Calvary
Calvary Baptists plan an annual harvest festival with a 14 30 a m program opening service led by Rev J D Vindine pastor assisted by Rev Axel Hansen Pine Creek. The day will conclude with the baptism of 15 persons. Also noted is Farmers Utility Co forming a threshing ring and power co op with Fred Rowand as president and a board including Hans Hansen. Proctors to tour world next year. W O Rownl awarded a residence contract. two Cedar Falls homes sold. Mrs Sarah Nuhn remains in unconscious state after 56 hours.
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W. H. Hartman
Courier
Corner Park Ave
Semingeeindee
John C. Hartman
Lane Jackson McCoy
Treas
Simos
Yair
Cue
Welles
Towa
Nember
Associated Press
Associated Pores
Uss
All News Dispatches
Jocil News
Facil Sellor
al Dispatches
Dorrm Eee
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Ren's
Calvary Baptist Shurch
J. D. Vindine
Axel Hansen
Pine Creek
Irc Power
Fred Rowand
Marius Bergrom
J. 0. Johnson
A. L. Kreger
Hans Hansen
Rowad
Mouse
Merrills
Twenty-third Street
Merrill Bros
W. O. Rownl
Cedar Falls
Teaching Staff of Public Schools Completed in La Porte City
The board of education elected George TR Wile Hiam as eighth grade teacher and Elijth M Brown as third grade teacher, completing the faculty for the coming school year. Opening day is Wednesday morning, Sept 3, with preparations settled and ready.
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Board of Education
George TR Wile Hiam
Elijth M. Brown
Fitung Women Tell Judge Reasons for Traffic Violations
Three fair young drivers appeared before Judge J. W. Gwynne in police court this morning for parking in restricted streets. Two nonresidents were excused with a Waterloo lane copy. one was fined 3.50 and costs, suspended upon payment of 1.50. Samuel Merritt, 16, was fined 8.50 and costs for operating a rented car at 85 mph on Sycamore street. Clair Teeter left 10 as forfeiture for failing to appear on speeding. A stranger paid 1.56 costs for parking after 1 a.m. A plain drunk released on 10 bail after sobering did not return for his change. Bob Putney was fined 16 for speeding on a county highway. Fred Mosier pleaded guilty to assault and battery and was fined 20.
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J. W. Gwynne
Waterloo
Samuel Merritt
Sycamore Street
Clair Teeter
State Division of Municipal Court
Bob Putney
Fred Mosier
Chrysler Sixes Appeal to Top U.S. Service Officials
A Chrysler Motor Corporation report notes many high ranking military and aviation engineers own Chrysler Six cars for personal use. Names listed include Rear Admiral John Keeler Robison, Col. O A Babcock, Major A H Crenhan, Lieut M S Pairchild, Capt. L J Farrell, Lieut-Commander W H Stiles, and others from U S Navy, Army, and Air Service.
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Chrysler Motor Corporation
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Ayiation
DS. Ramage
Waterloo Motor Sales Company
Chrysler
John Keeler Robison
U. S. Navy
Col
Fire from fumigating candles destroys Hubert La Pole home
The Hubert La Pole family at 62314 Town Street woke to a blaze started by 16 fumigating candles after quarantine release. The fire spread to the upper story and contents, causing about 1500 dollars in damages before neighbors and firefighters contained it at about 2 am after flames burst through the roof.
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Hubert la Pole
Town Street
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Somerset
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Frank Kline
Colorado
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Ray Teeter
Spring Creek Township
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Hyota
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Baird
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HH. Ashley
J. H. Goon
Vinton
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Alcorn
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