Governor Clarke's Message Presents Budget and Roads Plan
The Waterloo Evening Courier reviews Governor Clarke's farewell message to the Iowa legislature, praising its businesslike budget, call for department consolidations to save money, and emphasis on road development, tuberculosis control, judicial reform, and primary law overhaul. It notes potential impacts on highway commissions, finances, and state administration. The piece also touches on wartime Europe and Iowa politics including the selection of a new speaker pro tempore.
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Clarke
Lunier
Rovernor
Treasury
Food and Dairy Commissions
Clarks
Highway Commission
Sone
Federal Department of Agriculture
Moonlight Nights Prompt Nostalgic Longing in Manson
Iow a editorials reflect on sleigh rides and lost youth as Christmas snows fade. A Davenport piece argues food boycotts risk higher prices, while a Times-Republican report in Worcester notes factory practices barring older workers.
Page from Zula echoes crime tale in Philadelphia
A New York World commentary frames a Philadelphia murder as a stark page from Zola, highlighting jealous motive, sensational details, and the pursuit ending at the Atlantic City bathroom. It contrasts the crime’s brutal realism with broader warnings about life choices, while aggregating other brief notes from papers on advice to daughters, a Greenley Iowa letter, and a Washington dispatch on military optimism.
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Faterloo Evening Courier
Amyber
Lowa
Waterloo
Washington
Stansey
Dougherty
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Story
Brooks & Finley
Mgrn
Zula
Annals of
Americas
Paris
Vienna
Zola
Auantle
Minneapolig Journal
Iowa
Fuller
Ila
Lg Volea
A. J. Holbert
Greeley
Lange
Remnin
Meagan
Mr. Holbert
The Good Old Days Phrase and The World We Live In
In this era of fleeting happiness the reader muses that living now may be deemed the good old days in hindsight. The piece lists songs and characters from recent culture and notes a quirky tale of Abe Needis the tailor and a staged wedding in little girl New York.
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Nangoes
Abe Needis
Annie Adler
The Price Of Quarrels In A Wed Lady Household
A Recently Wed Lady explains to friends that quarrels are rare in her marriage, four months without a quarrel, and discusses how to prevent misunderstandings. She notes how little spats resemble real quarrels and shares tips on staying calm and making peaceful compromises.
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Henry
Mollie
Laedy
Thera
Greta Finds a Fairy Queen's Gift in Sleep Tale
Greta awakens in a beautiful room and finds breakfast with her name on a note. A kind fairy queen offers Greta a home as her little girl, while her cruel mistress faces a grim fate as the broom and magic weave a cautionary dream.
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Greta
Gretan
Bmcoqure
Cut down love letters to ease paper shortage says editor
The Sioux City Journal reports the Iowa City Press urges readers to shorten love letters to conserve paper. The plea reflects wartime paper restrictions and community spirit, asking editors and readers to prioritize clarity and conciseness.
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Sioux City Journal
Iowa City Press
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
Relief comes instantly with Pape's Cold Compound a dose every two hours for three doses to end grippe misery and break up a severe cold. It opens congested nostrils relieves discharge headaches feverishness sore throat and sore stiff muscles, costs 20 cents at any drug store, tastes pleasant, and acts without assistance.
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Grippe
Pape
Shaw in the New Republic on a Western Alliance
George Bernard Shaw argues in the New Republic that supernational law will fail, forcing power to rely on alliances. He predicts England seeks an Anglo American tie, Germany shifts westward, and a France inclusive Western bloc forms a magnetic, civilization alliance with Britain, the United States, and the Netherlands. He frames a Franco German American coalition as essential to Western unity.
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America
George Bernard Shaw
New Republic
Balanes of
United States
England
Germany
France
Britain
North America
Netherlands
Japan
Russia
Italy
Fox's Reply to Burke in Letters on a Regicide Peace
In a Kansas City Star synopsis of Edmund Burke's 1795 protest against peace with France Burke argued the French govern ment murdered a king. Fox responded that they would indeed treat with regicides if necessary, illustrating the era's stark realpolitik debate and the exchange over moral and diplomatic bounds.
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Kansas City Star
Edmund Burke
England
France
Fox
Pinex cough remedy claims rapid relief and savings
An inexpensive home remedy promotes Pinex as a fast acting throat and chest cough relief. It urges mixing 2 1/4 ounces of Pinex with plain sugar syrup to make a pint of syrup, claiming superior soothing power for bronchial issues and sleep, with a money back guarantee.
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The
Pinex Co
Wayne, Ind
Fragmentary quote on policy toward France and international affairs
Fragmentary OCR reads a debate line about treating with France only when its government is approved and the fight against futile ideals. It touches on the principle involved in international affairs where nations are called on to act.
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France
How to Rid of Disgusting Dandruff and Dull Hair
An old advertisement touts removing dandruff by applying Parisian Sage to the bare scalp after parting the hair and massaging with fingertips. It claims shampooing only cleans temporarily and promises lasting scalp health and brighter hair after a few days of massage with Pam elan Gage and use of Parisian Sage, available from Wangler Bros Co and druggists.
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Mieke
Wangler Bros. Co
Government Disapproval Shapes Policy Debate
Lawmakers push back against certain government measures amid strong public opposition. Officials voice concerns over control, funding, and implementation while critics warn of overreach and potential constitutional issues. The dispute spans several committees and could affect upcoming votes and reforms.
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Europe
Uruin
Sphmaria
Milt
Jagan
State Assembly
Pitt
Oshkosh
Oskaloosa
Chiputnetivayk Lake
Maine
Maizie Colbert
Arch Mir Mariane
Altho
Manson Democrat
Davenport Democrat
Voscotts
Marshal Ktoyn
Greece
Washington Sur
Anya
Hickey
Doles
Hooley Tooley
Fablus
Monte Mrisia
Chillon
Penelone
Jimmy Sheckard
Woodrow Wilso, II
Chietse Tribune
Ioe
Ieiitas
Goto
Sandman
Mrs. F. A. Walker
Cote Lopred and
Eckman
Waterloo Auto & Supply Co
J. K. Joder
Burke
Scott
Scott & Bowne, Bloomield
Sloan
Musey
Sloans Biavtatce
Dr. King
Armour
Cedar Valley Creamery Co
Mulgeree Street
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