Hartman Adopts Progressive View on Iowa Roads and National Issues
The Waterloos Iowa edition notes Hartman and partners discuss highway funding across states Minnesota Illinois Missouri and others noting vast sums for permanent roads and the role of women voters. It also covers Geneva covenant debates US entry into the League of Nations and Davenport Socialist mayor's switch to non affiliated status amidst political shifts.
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Iowa
Minnesota
Chickasaw
Missouri River
Illinois
Missouri
West Virginia
Colorado
Idaho
Virginia
New Jersey
Kansas
United States
Pennsylvania
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Huenticl
St. Louis
Des Moines
Epon
Towa
Health Talks By JOHN BR HUBER A MoM x Health Talks
Health Talks by John B Hub er a MoM discusses the value of early home training for children and the role of school and religious teachers. He advocates humane home influence during the first dozen years as formative for mind and body, noting salubrity in schools and asking readers for dietary questions.
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John BR Huber
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Modern Broadway would doom ancient authors dialogue
Imogene and Andrew joke about how Shakespeare Dante Milton and Hawthorne would fare if their works were staged or published today. They argue that modern managers trends and mail order writing have made the old styles obsolete and publishers demand quick sellable material.
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Imogene
Andrew
Bill Shakespeare
Juliet
Mr. Moon Man
Ro Meo
Kingdom
Milton
Hawthorne
New York
Times
Bill
Shakespeare
Dante
Pena
Corn donations and tariffic debates in early editorials
A Fargo area correspondent urges American corn donations to starve victims in Europe and China, noting logistical limits and historical efforts by Dr. Talmage. The piece pivots to defend tariffs, arguing trade is driven by individuals seeking best prices, not governments, and asserts the United States must maintain protective tariffs to sustain its status as a top producer.
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H Hartman
West Park Ave
Doon C. Hartman
A.W. Peterson
Treas
Gen
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Washington, D. C
E.G. Dougherty
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Storr, Brooks & Finles
Rep‘s
Sioux City
Belgium
China
Europe
Corn Belt
Des Moines
America
United States
A Song By Frank L. Stanton About Tears and Faith
A fragmentary lyric attributed to Frank L. Stanton laments life’s extremity and tears as divine gifts. The speaker contrasts worldly praise with tears, seeking hope in afterlife while acknowledging desolation and enduring faith amid hardship.
What Grey Squirrel Saw One Night
The greedy Grey Squirrel sneaks from his bed to the goblin feast outside his home. A goblin points and immobilizes him with a puzzling cry as other tiny hosts close in. The tale ends with a promise of tomorrow’s continuation.
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Grey Squirrel
Grey
Brey
Squirrel
Nature Notes Q and A on birds insects and beavers
The column answers reader questions about natural history. Topics include the monarch butterfly migration and beaver locomotion, winter feeding for birds with seed and fruit options, and how birds’ bills determine suitable foods and feeding strategies.
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Europe
Pacific
Australia
Java
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd
Riddling teaser shows two gifts for young Bobby. Wordplay collapses to a solution revealing Kentucky after removing and adding letters.
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Sam Loyd
The Testing of Brenda on New York Nights
Brenda, a quiet island girl, accompanies Roger Daly in New York as she loses herself in a Broadway play and the electric city. She gains confidence and independence while facing rising costs, hotel bills, and her plan to study art and save money for her future.
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Scarler
Roger Aly
Brenda
Roger Daly
Brende
Roger
West Indies
Bottie
Big Brother Little Sister in a Cabaret Scene
Brenda feels a sting as Roger Daly shifts, leaving her hurt and uncertain. In a bright cabaret the mood turns grim for her, and the Charleston of the room fades as she battles a lump in her throat and longing for her quiet hotel room.
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Brenda
Roger Daly
Ho ‘Tel
Roger
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestion Relief
Advertises diapepsin tablets as instant relief for indigestion and stomach distress from acidity. Claims the pleasant tablets neutralize harmful stomach acids and make you feel fine at once. Notes available at drug stores.
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Pape
Atria
Hard But Easy by Webb Mounts is a tough job guide
The piece argues that hard work yields rewards and resilience. It urges embracing difficult tasks, avoiding excuses, and tackling problems one by one to turn what seems impossible into done. It references a 1920 Waterloo note and a Rio de Janeiro illumination remark observed at sea.
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Rio ‘de Janeiro
Peterson's Ointment credited for healing sores and piles
A testimonial from A Gilbrath of Erie Pennsylvania praises Peterson's Ointment for curing a year long sore on the leg in three weeks. The ad asserts rapid relief for eczema old sores and piles and claims quick chafing relief and burn healing.
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Peterson
Gilbrath
Reed ‘Street
Erie
Mike
Buffalo
John D. Rockefeller
Peterson Ointment Co.Inc
Buffalo, N
Hamlin's Wizard Oil Promises Fast Relief for Headache and Neuralgia
Nostalgic ad touts Hamlin's Wizard Oil as safe simple remedy for neuralgia and headaches. Claims quick relief when rubbed on and suitable for first aid against sprains bruises cuts burns bites and stings. Generous bottle priced 8 cents and small pink tablet advertised for headaches.
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Hamiln
Hamilin
Hamlin
Tager
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