Advertising policy notices and publisher details
Publication data lists volume and issue notes for a Daily newspaper with Sunday omission, editing staff names, and subscription prices. It includes branch exchange contact, ownership claims, and printing location Waterlow Iowa. Also contains policy statements rejecting certain advertising and social restrictions from G Dougherty and regional offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HL Hariqiga Co
Courier Bidg
Corner Park Ava
Commercial St. Felephona
John J. Hartman
Sackson McCoy, Treay
Gen’l Mar
Waterlow
Iowa
Hotice
Inter
G. Dougherty Washington
Onan
New York
Philadelphia
Chi Angeles
San
Francisc Glory
Brooks & Finley
Coolidge Support Radius Expands Across Nation
The piece notes C B Santee named Coolidge manager in a congressional district and cites broad support from figures like Rawson Cannon and Hearst. It highlights confidence in Coolidge, while addressing Harding’s death and party unity ahead of conventions.
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Colldge
Butler
Middlewest
Parker
Iowa
Santee
C. B. Santee
Cedar
Coolidge
Black Hawk County
Tew
Rawson
John T. Adams
Joe Cannon
National Republican Club
Social ethics and shotgun justice spark in the court
A court hearing reveals a defendant claiming jealousy over shoes for his wife and people discuss social ethics of possessiveness. The piece also notes a Democratic push for Ed Meredith at the convention, with analysis of McAdoo, Underwood, and Al Smith dynamics. It mentions investigations into Northern Pacific land grants and railway aid.
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Judea
Meredith
McAdoo
Underwood
al Smith
Wilson
San Franceisco
Mitch
Harding
Enes
Northern’ Pacific Land
Heerstaris
wWallace
Congress
Rail Ay Company
Respect the Honored and the Nation’s Land Policy Debate
A fragment discusses sacred grants and land retention amid welfare concerns. It cites Vanderbilt and Washington gossip, claiming baseless charges against a dead president. The piece criticizes sensational accusations and defends conservation policy, lamenting timing during national welfare strain.
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Pat Vanederilp
Washington
Vander
Army to break up jee jams in Platte and Missouri rivers
A fragmented account notes Army bombing planes may disrupt waterway jams in the Platte and Missouri rivers. It mentions potential profit from sprinkler devices and rain rates next summer and references a dubious ad claiming an easy way to learn aviation at home. It also lists dangerous occupations such as driving nitroglycerine trucks.
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Platte
Missouri
The Crush of Anemia and Open Air Health Tips
Dr. William Brady discusses anemia causes from lack of sunlight to diet. He warns against denatured bread and cathartics, urges outdoor exercise daily, and favors unpolished grains and natural foods. Includes Q A on tuberculosis and public health tips for water disinfection and iodine use.
Fragmentary Postcard Confusion and Personal Notes
A patchwork of informal messages describes a missing book, a halted connection, a rushed attempt to record a title, a shopping trip for letters and dress items at a Boston store, and a dismissive note about replying to inquiries. The clutter ends with a quip about someone claiming a fine course and ignorance about the matter.
Virginia in Los Angeles film world and romance unfolds
Virginia, daughter of Virginia's lost families, runs away from puritanical grandfather to become an actress in Hollywood. In Los Angeles she befriends Gloria Summers, meets Herb Richardson and Kitty Dalton drama ensues while Virginia receives letters from aunt Virginia and childhood sweetheart Eddie Montforth. The tale mixes ambition, romance, and the allure of movieland.
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Virginia PairPax
Virginia
Pilmland
Los Angeles
Gloria Summers
Herbert Richardson
Gloria
Kitty Datton
Tommy Warner
Herb Richardson
Kitty Dalton
Chicago
Virgini
Viri §Nla
Eddia Montforth
Harvard
Anna
Ruth Drayton
Stalph Drayton
Peeble
Nut
Tommy
Ria
Herb
Fos
Riverside
John Storm
Engineering age heralds a new era of grand projects
The piece surveys bold plans from a Panama canal to a St. Lawrence deepwater route and Golden Gate bridge ideas. It notes drainage schemes for the Everglades, iron and mining ventures, and a coming wave of discoveries by scientific pioneers as the next generation could become a golden age for engineers. It also mentions Dr Homer Stintz and the "Greater Towns" movement in Iowa.
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Burlington
Panama
St. Lawrence
California
Golden Gate
Tabla Bay
San Francisco
New York
Hudson
Mississippi
Ohio
Missouri
Everglades
Florida
Europe
Marshalltown
Times-Republican
Homer Stintz
Iowa
Shintz
Friend Wife by Roh Fuleker son
A fragmented domestic tale intertwines quarrels over a telephone, social gossip, engagement plans, and a stray dog of Mrs. Pottsler’s cat, recounting a chaotic day with Imogene Andrew and a cast of neighbors as rumors and small dramas unfold. The piece sketches neighborhood life, marital tensions, and social misadventures in a lively, gossiping tone.
Abe Martin on Bald Spot Worries and Hidden Hair
The column humorously questions why a married man who is settled and content would spend so much time trying to hide a bald spot. It notes a woman’s quick memory when confronted with a ruffian’s schemes, implying playful social commentary.
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John
Ria
Tommy
California
Herb
Mike
Andrew
Imogene
Anna
Bella
Scottie
Belle
Womn
J ‘Ing
Ernest
Chleken
Jod. i
Myrtle
Ella Tang
Walter
Jtown
Palace
Phen
Nur Isery
Wwe
Potsler
Milan
Potisler
Burroughs Nature Club Q&A Sheds Light on Odd Inquiries
Readers send questions on rats eating cotton myth of phoenix bird and hair snake origins. Answers explain wildlife facts and myths with notes on animal behavior and feather waterproofing, reflecting 1923 nature column style.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Hougayon Mifflin Co
Nature Subiseta
Nature Notes Dept
Code Change to Expand Women's State Office Rights
Des Moines reports that a senate elections committee amendment to the general elections bill would declare no person barred from holding state office because of sex. The measure, tied to women’s suffrage, aims to remove all doubt by making this explicit in law.
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Des Moines
Senate Elections, Committee
Brain Tests by Sam Lorn
Brain tests present a word puzzle about forming the name of a First Century Roman orator. The text combines clues, arithmetic like time and distance, and expectant answers, referencing yesterday’s solution and measurements and a chate length.
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Sam Lorn
Sandman Story of Susette and Policeman Doll
A child friendly tale by Mrs. Fl a Walker about a playroom divided by a red danger line. Susette the French doll and a cloth Policeman Doll live on opposite sides as they whisper of a love affair and forbidden crossing each night.
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Policeman
Susette
Itha
Ktlis
Dall
IML
Policeman Dall
Susette Doll
Policeman Doll
Policeman Nol
Big Ted
Mr. Mouse
Miss Mouse
Lova
Granny Mouse
Granny
Tio
Lusetta
Sandman
Mrs. FL A. Walker
Susetta
Boy
Susetts
Susatta
Tonsiline Promises Quick Relief For Sore Throat
An old advertisement touts Tonsiline as essential for throat and mouth health, claiming it relieves sore throat and mouth infections. It urges keeping a bottle at home for quick use and lists sizes of 38c 60c hospital size and 21.00. Your druggist sells Tonsiline.
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William Randolph Hearst
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Ford
Conidge
Tohnson
Aft
Johnson
Uncle Joe
Becausine
Joseph Cannon
Danville
Marlon
Count Heey
Oyidenes
Warren Gc. Harding
Lierce
Bes Moines
William Brady, M.D
Nat'l Newspaper
Acura
Haya
Bel
Faust
United States Public Health Service
Yoottas
Central
Hon
Boston
Brady
Ale
Frevoy
Bill
Fred
Wierd
Aeahi Newspaper Service
Igwa Editors
Friend Wife
Roh Fulekerson
Abe Martin
Quelons
Kuneral
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