We're for Dawes in the new administration
The editorial urges Charles G. Dawes of Chicago for a top role in the upcoming administration. It lauds his wartime service, procurement leadership, and blunt congressional testimony, arguing he can instill efficiency and curb waste. It draws parallels to national debates and Iowa state politics, praising Dawes as the macro-level reform choice.
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Dawes
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
Mr Dawes
Uncle Sam
France
Altho
Washington
Ir. Dawes
Iman
Wtness Harding
Harding
Marion
Health Talks On Preventing Colds By Dr Heber In
Health Talks By John Fe Huber A M MD urges readers to take cold prevention seriously. He covers daily routines, fresh air, sun, sleep, clothing, and hygiene to reduce cold risk and avoid serious illnesses like pneumonia and consumption. He emphasizes moderation in tobacco alcohol and careful nose breathing and hand washing.
Wife and husband clash over opera tickets ruse
Imogene snubs Andrew's opera plans after he boasts of a recent deal. He complains of her curbed generosity while she hints he misreads domestic life. He arrives with theater tickets, she reveals she planned a quiet night at home, and their clash ends with dinner delay and reconciliation halted by a crowd scene about 40,000 wagons underway.
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Andrew
Imogene
Thad
Echo
Sarah
The Sandmann Story by Mrs F
Hans a sailor bound as cabin boy to a world roaming captain falls victim to a sudden storm and drowns the ship. A traveling magician rescues him and uses him in a year of labor at a furnace and strange experiments on a giant flying horse. Hans overhears a plot to rescue Princess Mira, daughter of the king of Cashemere, held by the magician. He hatches a plan, seizes control of the horse, and with the princess escapes to the castle. The king joyfully welcomes his daughter home as danger ends.
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Hans
Hats
Mira
Cashemere
Frio
Sivang
Fury
Nature Notes Q and A on burdock rabbits and birds
Readers questions are answered about plant burrs on burdock, rabbit dentition, and the condor and buzzard. Burdock burrs form in August despite minimal foliage. rabbits have twenty eight teeth with a toothless gap, aided by a cheek bulge. condors need keen sight to spot prey from high above.
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Sean
Bunny
Land
Tariff as a Weapon and Trade Fallout Warned
The piece argues Argentina would fix 240 percent duties on all imports from countries raising duties against it, warning the United States could face reciprocal tariffs. It warns Canada, a major customer, would retaliate, chilling trade and leaving excess U.S. goods unsold. It also critiques tariff policy as self-harming and references Harding and Bryan in a satirical political aside.
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Argentina
United States
Canada
Parallel case mirrors Wilson and Kendall in Iowa politics
The piece compares Governor Kendall of Iowa to President Wilson, noting similarities in pushing a broad program and facing friction with the legislature. It highlights how Wilson’s league of nations plan met resistance in the U S Senate, implying Kendall faces a parallel stalemate in state affairs.
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O. K
Mr. Wilson
Senate
Kendall
Althoit
Inis_tory
W. H. Snider
Daven‘Port
State Board of Control
Board of Control
State Senate
Wilson
League of Nations
Iowa
Ana
Gov
United States Senate
Hidden Jonah Raised Mystery on Houseboat Case
A clipped gossip note questions a concealed Jonah aboard a houseboat linked to Mr. Harding. The piece hints at Peter Fin ey Durr and Mr Dooley, and wonders if Governor Kendall would pursue a charged line against willful senators.
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Mr. Harding
Peter Finey Durr
Mr. Dooley
The Light of Love by Frank L Sunton
Poem fragment from a poet of the Bilville Banner. Contemplates love as light against darkness and eternity, ending with a defiant line about literature and fate. The text presents broken lines and archaic phrasing with musings on love, life, and a poet’s pride.
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Frank L. Sunton
Kingdom Celebrates Hans and Princess Wedding
The castle rang with music as light shone from every window. The entire realm joined in celebrating the marriage of Hans and the princess in a grand royal evening.
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Hans
Freight Rates Raise Farm Implement Costs In Harvester World
A Harvester World writer argues that last August’s freight-rate hike raises prices of farm implements for the Sioux City area. He estimates added costs on a header, power bay press, and thresher, based on raw material shipments to the Harvester plant and absorbed freight, including steel and oak lumber. The piece notes Harvester’s potential annual tax on freight increases and discusses implications for pricing.
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Sioux City Tribune
Harvester World
Power Bay
Harvester
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Harvester Company
Brenda Nielsen Finds Break in New York Casting Tale
Brenda Nielsen, an island native, travels to New York to pursue journalism and romance as Roger Datries, a newspaper writer, pressures her into an unfamiliar path. She auditions at two agencies, endures hard scrutiny, and lands a musical comedy role paying $45 a week, offering relief from dwindling funds while awaiting further developments.
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Island
United Brates
Shy
New York
Roger Dat Ries
Er Daly
Anton
Brenda Nielsen
St. Ct
Roser
Ooko Russia
Hokst
Brenda
Roger Terral
Brénda
Gordon” Lee
Breu G4
Ummet
Marrage
Gordon
Lee
Looking for Theatrical Work on Broadway
Goldstein urges Hét to pursue stage work and proves actresses can be made not born. She shops theater agencies, posts $26 to her father, and pays a week’s room, then visits Broadway agencies full of hopeful hopefuls awaiting their chance behind a glassed-in staff area.
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Seere
Uc Fb
Brenda
Dante
St. Thomas
Haal
Somié
Ano
Goldstein
Eradit
Hét
Tate
Jolee
Binceé Goldstein
Doris
Broadway
Debate Over School Site Divides Reinbeck Community
Residents vent frustration over utility rate concerns and the location of a new school building. They critique water, sewer and school debates, arguing the core is merely the need to build a new school regardless of East or South site, trusting the school board to decide.
Correct English Dont Say Where Is He At
The fragment shows a jumble of questions and negatives about location travel and voting. It contrasts informal spoken forms with standard grammar and includes stray phrases like boats bonus Christmas and Christ mas, suggesting a transcription error or teaching example.
Pape's Diapepsin Advertisement Promises Fast Indigestion Relief
A vintage ad promotes Pape's Diapepsin as instant relief for indigestion and stomach distress. It claims a tab let or two instantly cures acidity, belching, heartburn, and related pains, noting the tablets are pleasant, harmless, and inexpensive at drug stores.
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Pape
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