Kenyon bill on liquor intent reshapes federal role
The article argues the Kenyon bill uses the intent concept to curb bootlegging by prohibiting shipments to violate dry state laws. It cites statutes recognizing intent, compares practices across laws, and advocates federal enforcement to deter illegal liquor trade, predicting state adoption of dry laws as a consequence. It mentions US Marshals and prosecutors as key enforcers and notes a political remark about R Crane and a light aside on social topics.
Not A Square Deal From The Waterloo Courier
The Waterloo Courier defends its reporting and public service in the temperance debate. It rejects personal attacks while affirming its openness, fair coverage, and use of its facilities to publish arguments for the dry cause. It urges readers to demand specific evidence of any suppression or bias.
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Courier
Kit and Caboodle
Waterloo
Paulson
Kenyon Shephard liquor bill causes Iowa debate
The Kenyon-Shepard liquor bill sparks active interest in Iowa with doubts about its intent. The Courier sought clarity from Senator Kenton and reprints the bill and sponsor’s speech. A key line notes the bill does not prohibit shipment for personal use but forbids it when the consignee receives goods in violation of state law.
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Kenyon
Iowa
Courier
Kenton
Advertising as the Voice of Business Through Time
This piece traces advertising from street hustling to mass media, depicting it as essential yet intrusive. It cites how ads shape perceptions, fuel wealth, culture, and even social outcomes, while warning against overbearing excesses that distort the landscape and common sense.
Spirit of the Iowa Press Identifies Town Honor and Politics
A Iowa overview piece highlights a respected railway worker in Harrison County, praising integrity yet noting modesty. It covers Kenyon Shepard’s senate backing, Iowa constituents’ support, and calls for federal action. Mason City eyes paving roads this summer with county support and potential state mill levies. Beveridge discusses party realignment with Wilson and Bryan watching.
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Harrison County
Mason City
Cerro Gordo
Evening Chit Chat Relatives Style Honest Opinions
Ruth Cameron notes how relatives often critique outfits to varying degrees. She observes the contrast between cheerful praise and cautious, exacting comments about fit, color, and fabric.
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Ruth Cameron
Frankness and praise in judging a relative's gown
A narrator recalls a relative who harshly criticized a gown yet praised it to others as lovely. The paradox shows how unfavourable remarks can be misread and questions whether critical honesty toward relatives is a duty or a burden. The piece muses on frankness in close relationships and the gap between private critique and public praise.
Prohibition Act Language on Interstate Liquor Shipment
Be it enacted by the senate and house of representatives of the United States in congress assembled that shipment or transportation in any manner of intoxicating liquor including beer ale or wine from any state territory or district or place noncontiguous but under federal jurisdiction is prohibited.
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House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
United States
Pinex and Sugar Syrup Cough Remedy Invites Buyers
A home cough syrup recipe claims to cure coughs within 24 hours using Pinex and sugar syrup mixed with warm water. Distributed nationwide, the ad promises strong relief for croup, asthma, hoarseness, and lung troubles, with a money back guarantee and supplier details.
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Noth
United States
Canada
Thoinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Building Highways and Road Politics in Illinois and Iowa
The piece criticizes highway spending and governance in Iowa and Illinois, noting wasted funds, questionable methods, and calls for centralized authority. It cites Charles Piez’s stance against cash gifts for favorable legislation and argues for efficiency, economy, and a shift away from the supervisor system toward better road construction governance.
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Illinois
Charles Piez
Illinois Manufacturers' Association
Springfield
Iowa
Piez
Hiinois
Danderine Hair Care Ad Promises New Hair Growth
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as a hair cleanser that removes dust oil and dandruff while promising shinier fuller hair. It claims the product smooths, nourishes the scalp and even spurs new hair growth after weeks of use, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle.
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Knowlton
Catherine
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