Stand Up Bob Healy For Attorney General
The article argues for a bold, decisive attorney general with backbone and no Washington “atmosphere.” It endorses Bob Healy of Fort Dodge as a worthy candidate and urges combativeness, anti corruption, and relentless prosecution to restore law and public decency in the federal apparatus.
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Ames Poultry Show Judge Noted For Close Contact Ties
The report highlights judge Henao, Mr. 8. W., and his close-sticking tendencies while serving as a judge at the Ames poultry show, drawing attention to his conduct during the event.
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Hardin Plans Big Wilson Auto Rebuilds Next Summer
Local report suggests Hardin will overhaul several Wilson autos, with extensive repairs planned over the coming summer. Lafe Bud visited town, scouting parking spots seven times before selecting desired vehicle options.
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Pellagra and its signs regionally explained by Health Talks
Health talks explain pellagra as a disease caused by poor nutrition rather than infection. Symptoms include skin redness in sun-exposed areas, indigestion, weakness, and possible mental disturbances. Severe cases may lead to paralysis or death, with children showing listlessness and weight loss. the article also notes that hearing voices can occur in advanced pellagra and invites readers to send questions for answers in future columns.
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How the Sky Became Blue Part 1 a folk tale by Mrs Fla Walker
The tale recounts a primordial sky of white and black clouds kept by the Skywitch until elves gnomes fairies and goblins tire of the monotony. A goblin clings to the Skywitch on her broom and pleads for change as the sky awaits a new mood and color.
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Bran New Religion Brer Thomas Song
A fragmented verse titled Bran New Religion Brer Thomas, recounting a preacher asking why the old religion isn’t enough. The tale shows Brer Thomas winking and claiming the old faith was sufficient, while hinting critics know too much about him.
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Friend Wife By ROB FULKERSON
Imogene and Andrew discuss hosting a bridge party with friends, debating who to invite and stressing constraints of space and suitability. The dialogue satirizes social climbing and fashionable ailments as they muse on guests and inclusion in their limited dining room.
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Brain Tests by Sam Loyd in 4 Minutes to Answer
A puzzle style item by Sam Loyd presents a charade about a word fitting a clue set. The riddle hints at a phrase meaning aid to the distressed, with a doubtful moral stance versus a legally sanctioned good.
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Dr Edwards Olive Tablets touted as calomel substitute
Advert says Olive Tablets by Dr Edwards are a harmless laxative and liver aid, faster than calomel, gentler on teeth, with instant effects. Claims to lift headaches and dullness from constipation, promising clearer brain and brighter spirits. Sold in 15 and 30 cent sizes.
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Fox ankle and other ailments haunt a social circle
In a droll reminiscence a narrator recalls a society matron who endures a parade of fashions and medical fads from limp remedies to appendectomies. The piece contrasts bygone fashion woes with grim farm price talk and tips on tenancy contracts amid economic strain.
Nature Notes Qs Answers From John Burroughs
Answers to questions on why a role is so concise how a dog can express joy how shoots from a stump replace the parent trunk warm weather stimulates nest building and increased food supplies to accelerate egg development squirrels locate nuts by branch exploration not eyes Yosemite geologists debate ice versus water erosion but agree water did most carving producing vast mountain scenery
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Readjustment presses Iowa farmers and renters
Jowa editors argue readjustments rest hard on Iowa farmers as Des Moines Capital notes about half of farming in the state is done by renters paying 12 to 20 dollars an acre. They could have afforded these rents with prior farm product prices but cannot under current conditions. Landowners must rethink charges while tenants struggle.
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Bayer Aspirin Advertisement Claims Safe For Many Aches
Aspirin should be taken only as directed on Bayer Tablets packaging and is described as safe by physicians after 21 years of study. The ad urges avoiding substitutes and notes Bayer Cross on tablets allows use for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache and pain with affordable 12 tablet tins and larger packages sold by druggists.
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