Ingham lays duty of press to public service
Harvey Ingham, editor of the Des Moines Register and Tribune, told Fortnightly club that modern journalism must be more than news sales. He urged papers to lead, promote the neighborhood idea, and enlighten the public to prevent fear and war. He warned of print supply limits and rising costs, and defended papers against European wartime censorship.
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Harvey Ingham
Des Moines Register and Tribune
East High School
Toronto
Ingham
Europe
Bis
Inghan
Canada
Altho
J. S. Tuthill
Fred
Pettit
Flour plants shut as cars fail to load out
Minneapolis mills halt work as Washburn-Crosby closes a large mill representing about a quarter of its capacity. Pillsbury Northwestern Consolidated Milling and Russell Miller Milling remain shut after car shortages earlier in the week, with no immediate grinding resumption.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Washburn-Crosby Company
Pillsbury Flour Mills Company
Northwestern Consolidated Milling Company
Russell-Miller Milling Company
Third Sex Discovered It’s Tie New Woman
Chicago reports Dr. Bertha Van Hoosen states the third sex has evolved from the feminine half of humanity. She says many girls lack domestic drive and desire to marry, noting the balance shifts to mental development and reduced emotion. The new neuter gender is described as having more time for brain work and less influence from romance.
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Chicago
Bertha van Hausen
Peace Won't Hurt American Trade Declares Redfield
Norfolk December reports Secretary Redfield told the Southern Commercial congress that postwar demand will lift US exports for foods machinery lumber and credits. He argued American adjust ments to peacetime will be smoother than war-torn nations and warned rivals face steep readjustments to peace goods.
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Norfolk
United States
Secretary of Commerce
Redie
Southern Commercial Congress
Taheéreé
Redfield
America
American policy to aid manufacturers in foreign trade
Mr Peters stated European manufacturers might gain from big combines and state help, while the United States government would cooperate to expand foreign trade by supplying legislative machinery to allow American producers to compete on equal terms.
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Seid
Peters
United States
Hig
Sioux City Judge Rules On Police Raid Cursing Case
Sioux City reports Judge Georgy Jepson of the district court held that a man whose establishment is raided may swear at intruding officers as angrily as he wishes without arrest for disturbing the peace. The ruling specifies no disturbance to outsiders negates a charge.
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Sioux City
Georgy Jepson
Japanese Napkins and Aprons Sale Details Missing
Listing lists napkins to match and toliet items per dozen with sewing aprons in blue and white designs, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear dates, prices, or seller identity. The fragmentary item mentions per dozen pricing and item types without full context or location.
Belated Sale of Seals Under Way
Ned Croga Christmas seals go on sale in Waterloo today through six teams under Miss Marion Chap-Ince. The Social Welfare league committee sold several thousand by mail to interested businesses and individuals. the delay came from a late order. Proceeds fund tuberculosis prevention and social welfare education.
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Ned Croga
Waterloo
Marion Chap- Ince
Social Welfare League
Averyone
Social Wolfara League
County Tuberculosis Dispensary Fund Plan Mentioned
A plan to establish a county tuberculosis dispensary cites funds to aid patient care and disease prevention. The text notes seals may be bought from James Black and Paul Davis, both post office divisions, with mentions of a waiting station and Hotel Runsell Lamson in connection to the effort.
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James Black’s
Paul Davis
Posteffice
Ard
Runsell-Lamson
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Tremont Ave
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Cuticura
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Yimistiy
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Andrew J. Powers
Hall-Ekfelt Co
Park Avenue and
Lafayette Street
Daul Davis Dry Goods
Ivory
Express
Cies
Zacé
Regina Electric
Regina
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