PRIMARY LAW DISCUSSION IN IOWA POLITICAL MIX
The Waterloo Courier argues to revise rather than repeal Iowa’s primary law. It endorses keeping the system, suggests a double primary model, and notes the benefit of bringing government closer to voters. The editorial also highlights Americanization efforts through night schools for immigrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitel
Courier and Reporter
State Assembly
Aystan
Republians
Commonwealth of Iowa
Courier
America
The Guardsmen's Jobs and Return Promise
The article praises guardsmen for answering the call of country and protecting the nation from invasion. It argues citizens owe them full employment and fair opportunity upon their return, ensuring tasks and pay equal to their sacrifices.
Electing a Speaker in Town House Gridlock Faction Fights
In the town house an early battle over the speaker is shaping up with the Stq warts and road commission factions as main players. Opponents aim to steer control while factional lines threaten business and incite partisanship. The piece notes the danger of divided ranks and political games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stqwarts
Road Commission
Aquor
Immigration debate shapes literacy test and labor needs
The Times-Republican surveys ongoing immigration law revisions. It weighs literacy tests against labor needs, warns against bringing in unfit applicants, and stresses health and industry as key immigrant qualities. It notes possible incentives to become public charges and questions the future scope of public parks with new developments like planned municipal recreation spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Congress
Cross Roads Debating Society
Europe
America
Press Comment on Democracy and War Prices
A Minneapolis Journal column reflects on democratic upheavals in England and Russia, the price of progress, and the role of war in history. It argues civilization advances through conflict yet cautions against letting force replace negotiations. It also notes editorials from Chicago and New York praising or lampooning figures and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter
Associate
Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Hartman
Waterloo
Washington
Munsey
Dougherty
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Story
Brookn & Iinley
Biter Ts Hoag
Progresa
Minneapolis
Llnyd-George
England
Britteh Isles
Musaia
Trapoff
Duma
America
France
Europe
Reagan
Just in Jest The Shift in Values
A compact, wit filled gossip column notes social quips about cabbages and kings, morality, and merry mischief. It comments on perceptions of marriage, temperance, and personal foibles with light satire and playful dialogue.
The Christmas List And The Intelligent Gift
Side Talks discusses how a Christmas list can guide gifting with spirit and efficiency. It contrasts direct lists with hinting, cautions against asking people to guess, and suggests depositing a wish list with a relative to steer thoughtful presents.
Dolly Blue and the Brave Jumping Jack Rescue
Dolly Blue a blue ribbon doll in a playroom fears wild animals in painted cages. Jumping Jack the quick toy hero bursts through cages to save her as Wooden Soldier flees. Dolly Blue then leans on Jumping Jack and Jack-in-a-box hints at rival’s loss as the tale ends with tomorrow’s teaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly Blue
Hva
Jumping Jack
Miss Dolly
Dolly
Jred
Jack-in-a-box
Jack-in-the-box
Dally Blue
Jack
Uuiss
Jack-in-a Box
Py McClure
M News- Paper Syndicate
The Large Lunged Athlete and Tuberculosis Dangers
A historical piece argues that athletic prowess does not shield against tuberculosis. It stresses how leaving training for business or domestic life leads to weakened lungs, reduced oxygen, and susceptibility to fatal consumption. It cautions that air is essential and that healing comes from outdoor air exposure.
Protecting Birds in Germany Boosts Crops and Land
An exchange argues that Germany protects birds and that this safeguards crops and land. The piece suggests intensive farming has worsened conditions elsewhere and credits bird protection with positive results for German agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlington Hawk Eye
Germany
Wide Awake Clarksville Gravel Week Spurs Local Improvement
Clarksville in Butler County not waiting for government help undertook a gravel week. The effort mobilized farmers and local business leaders backed by a commercial club. Miles of road were gravelled, now passable year round, replacing previously impassable routes and promising ongoing enjoyment of civic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Burlington
Hawk-Bya
Butler County
Sam
Clarkeville
Discovery Offers Quick Corn Relief From Cincinnati Inventor
Freezone soothes corns with a few drops applied to tender skin. A quarter ounce costs vary by pharmacy and the sticky solution dries without inflaming surrounding tissue. Advertisers claim it prevents infections and has saved many from lockjaw in corn cutting routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Roads and gravel plans for Clarksville discussed
The text notes roads and gravel in Clarksville, mentioning weeks of activity and a limit on how many gravel efforts can occur each year. It expresses that debt is not involved and hints at yearly occurrences without detailing concrete programs or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
You Can’t Brush Or Wash Out Dandruff Ad Claim
An advertisement promises to dissolve dandruff using four ounces of ordinary liquid argon applied at night. It claims by morning most dandruff is gone with three or four more applications, stopping itching and leaving hair fluffy and glossy. It recommends buying squidarvon at any drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf
Wolf Chemical CO
Quincy, DL
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Burran
Iowa
Clinton
New Hampshire
Chicago Herald
Tribe of Peace Advocates
Paris
New York World
Chauntey M. Depew
Tilméns
Dryden
Greece
Dent
108 Angeles
Federal Council of Churches
Sesson
Alk
John
Harold
Shake- Speare
Sandman
Maa Paw
Ares
Bell-Ans
Made
Niagara Falls, N. J
Eckman
Migaz
Ananta
Countess de Chevaone
Acta
Ding
Scotts Emulsion
Scott
Scott Bowes
Bloomfeld
Frank T. Hartman
Fifth and Mulberry Streets
East Side Library
C. W. Bruner
Blackhawk
W. E. Patterson
Commercial Bank
Dr. C. A. Waterbury
W. A.covell & Son
Jefferson ST
Evening Courier
A.C. Willford
Sycamore Street
A. Burger & Son
G. R. Barclay & Sor
R. T. Glessner & Co
Hansen & Hansen Henderson Drug Co
Lytle Fiour & Feed Landgrat & Co
Cedar Falls Drug
A. T. Joder
Huds
R.A. Lonergan Drug Co
Reinbeck
B. W. Schuneman CO
P Black Hawk County
Cal J. Miller
C. L. McDermott Red Cross
Stora Simpson
Stora A
Wilfo Wangler
Webberking Implement & Bead Co. Co
Cedar Falls Inion
Hotel Radisson
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