Feroktan Newspaper Front Page Debt and Editorials
The item lists publication details for Feroktan Vol 70 No 9 and notes pricing, ownership, and circulation. It includes advertising policy statements and an extended editorial explainer on U S Nicaragua policy, criticizing intervention, outlining motives, and acknowledging mixed opinions at home and abroad. The piece discusses the Monroe Doctrine, the canal, and private Nicaragua interests in a critical historical context.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Coolidge
Nicaragua
the Ledger
Mweddling
Mexico
United States
Panama Canal
Hayling
Ledger
South
Central America
Flour science guides pretzel making in high bureau study
The Agriculture Department reports Technical Bulletin No. 46 shows high protein flours yield hard pretzels while very low protein flours cause machine trouble and poor shape. Best results come from sound straight and patent flours with 8 to 10.5 percent protein and limited ash, with blends of hard and soft wheat flours. Farmers benefit as research proceeds at little cost.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Distribution of Iowa roads shows east heavy bond votes
A state highway map highlights shifting roads sentiment across Iowa. East of the central meridian most counties have approved bond issues while several in the east and west remain unpaved or opposed. The pattern forms a clocklike spread with 58 of 99 counties voting pay bonds, creating a largely eastern support bloc.
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Iowa
State Highway Commission
Lewisa
Marlon
Mitchell
Howard
Anamakee
Story
Hardin
Grundy
Mine Coutres
Page
Montgomery
Greene
O'Brien
Fremont
Plymouth
Minnesota
Missouri
Direct primaries debate and old delegate method clash
The piece argues direct primaries dominate politics with finance and special interests, citing Frank P. Litschert against the system. It questions whether such changes are new, notes convention cabals and packed meetings, and presents factions favoring a return to old delegate methods and restrained primary reform.
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Frank P. Litschert
Frostbite Myths Debunked by Eskimo Experience
The author argues exposure to cold alone does not injure except frostbite and condemns the popular remedy of rubbing frostbitten areas with snow or ice. Citing Stefansson, he asserts warmth is key, advising gentle massage with warm fingers and avoiding old wives tales. The piece mocks doctors clinging to the delusion when treated frostbite is properly managed.
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Vilhjalmur Stefansson
The
Eskimos
MacMillan
Altha Nalkusluk
North
Stefansson
The Art of Waiting by Glenn Franic
A reflective critique on public silence and strategic patience drawn from Blaise Gracian and applied to Calvin Coolidge. The piece argues that restraint, mystery, and brief speech can shape perception, warning against overexplaining and premature judgments. It cites historical adages about waiting and cautions against hurried, newsworthy bulletins.
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Calvin Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Blathasar Gracian
Gracian
Hercules
Portune
Walting
Ufe
Goolidge
Draculs
Broadway's aging roisters and Parisian ads parade on stage
New York reports on Broadway after dark where older suitors chase romance, while fashioning a glam world of hotel suites and walking advertisements from Paris. The piece notes aging charmers, gold diggers, and the city’s playful yet sharp theater mood, with glimpses of newsboys, fashion, and a Connecticut Yankee musical.
Uncle Wiggily Battles a Weasel at Snowy Burrow
Uncle Wiggily frets as the Weasel pops from a hole beneath the snow while Baby Bunty steps in a meltedIcicle puddle in the hollow stump bungalow. The tale follows the comic chase and frosty mishaps in the snowy scene.
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Uncle Wiggily
Weasel
Gentleman Bean
Mr. Longears
Uncle Wigelly
Hollow Stump
Baby Bunty
Uncle Wigilly Tricks Weasel to Freeze in Ice
A hungry Weasel corners Uncle Wigilly as he plans supper. The rabbit uses a sponge dipped in water to create an icicle that freezes the Weasel solid. The captured foe stays trapped until warmer weather returns, and a mysterious frozen turnip asks for warmth.
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Mr. Longears
Weasel
Uncle Wiggily
Uncle Wregily
Mr.Longears
Baby Bunty
Uncle Wigerty
Mr. Longeats
Mr. Weasel
Uncle Wigelly
Cortez and Aztecs clash and volcano climb tale
In a Uncle Ray's Corner feature Cortez marches through Cholula, faces Aztec killings, and rockets toward a volcanic ascent. The group battles ash, lava, and thin air as they inch toward the crater amid cinders and icy ground, returning with ice for companions. Tomorrow: Montezuma.
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Cortez
Little Republic
Soes
Cholula
Mexico
Imake
Uncle Ray
Montezuma
Abe Martin on Women and Dandruff in Blue Serge Coat
A humorous Abe Martin quip notes women entering domains once male dominated and adds a facetious observation about dandruff being stopped by a blue serge coat. The quirky monologue reflects regional humor and social gender commentary.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions Answered
Readers send in queries about honey crystallization vines and martin houses and receive forthcoming answers in Nature Notes. A reader asks how orange stones form via petrification and explains the process of mineral deposition turning organic matter into stone.
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Nature Notes Dept
Apache
Hogs, sleighs, and school life from Waterloo dated 1878
Fifty years ago in Waterloo on January 9 1878 hogs crowded town and died in packing houses. New Year calls shifted to wheeled vehicles. A young man attempted visits to 75 women, then a Water Witch Engine company ball closed festivities. Only one of Cedar Corner band members from 1878 remained alive. Frigid weather kept highs at two degrees. A Oak Ridge school formed a peace and order society with 28 pupils named in the constitution. Jack Frost hardened mud, ruts to ease. First Baptist Sunday school averaged 178 attendance with 3 listed entries.
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iIt
Water Witch Engine Company
Turner Hall
Cedar Cornet Band
L. EF. Park
Waterloo
Cole
Frank Zanuck
P. Heyzlett
John Helden
G. S. Dubois
K- Selpel
John Thompson
Ron Corson
Winfield Lichty
Theodore Mathias
Frank Bingham
Walter Schroff
Will Roebuck
John Hagaztett
Fred Hayes
Oak Ridge School
D. E. Beal
Alice Butterfield
J. J. Shehan
Edith M. Hanna
Mariah S Butterfield
Ellen Eldridge
Katie Shehan
Molle Hanna
Alice Hoy
Wilam Brett
Thomas McDowell
Darwin Brott
Terrance Shehan
Mary Shehan
Thompson Avenue
J. H. Riley
Josie Brett
Lyman Eldridge
la Porte Road
Kate Shehan
Lafayette Street
Forty Years Ago Items From Iowa Newspapers Digest
Forty years ago notes from Jan 11 1838 recount Co K Dixon promoted to division superintendent on the Des Moines Central lines west of Fort Dodge with headquarters at Cherokee. Sheriff Hoxle appoints Ww W Ellis of Raymond as his deputy, land sale near Hudson to Noah Williams for 27000 dollars. Local stores close at 6 30 p m daily till March 1.
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Co. K. Dixon
Diimois Central Lines
Fort Dodge
Dixon
Cherokee
Turtle care tips and bittern migration notes from Connecticut
The text discusses keeping baby turtles in dry, shallow basins with stones to dry their shells and avoid sickness, noting mixed species can be kept young. It also covers the American bittern Gotauris leniginosus, describing wintering ranges from the southern U S to Guatemala and a migration window from September to October, with sightings on Long Island coast in early November.
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Arizona
Connecticut
U. S
Guatemala
Erton
New York
Long Island
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Vertaseyes
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Otice AL Waterlog
Associated Press
United Press International News
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Bee
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Proneisco
Brooks & Finley, Representatives
Personal Health Service
William Brady, M. D
Brady
William Brady
Glenn Franic
University of Wisconsin and Coomer
Century Magazine
McClure Newspaper
Topeka
Charley Scott
McIntyre
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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Lothario
Kiddles
Cartier's
Brooklyn Bridge
Palm Beach
Paris
London
Corec
Mark Twain
Howard R. Garis
Troustes
Uncle Ray’s
Abe Martin
Burroughs
Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Jack Frost
First Baptist Sunday School
Sherif H. B. Hoxle
W. G. Ellis
Raymond
Amasa Cottrell
Hudson
Noah Williams
Ida Grove
Black Hawk
Lincoln
J. &. Bragdon
J. G. Hoff
Burton L. Sweet
Waverly
Congress
George W. Dawson
Tilmall Central Railway
Dawson
Jane
William Miller
Orange Township
Orange Center
Somerset County
Jacob W. Miller
Corelius Miller
Kimball, S DL
Harry Liehty
Franklin Street
Daniel & Naumatt Co
Althouse
Bridge Street
West Side
Frying House
Shell Rock
Fie
Daniel Read
First Baptist Church
A. B. Covert
Helmet Lodge
F. Kruse
J. J. Henderson
J. E. Bragdon
W. F. Parrott
William Winter
Mt. Vernon Township
Mason* City
Mr. Winter
England
Canton
Blanche Martin
Towa
Boone News-Republican
Brooklyn Eagle
Allenby
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