To the Heart of the Matter in Black and White Thought
The author contrasts how two figures named Black and White describe the same people and events with opposite tones. It argues perception hinges on perspective, noting shifts in language reveal attitude and class views, citing Emerson and even Nero as examples of framing over time.
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Mr. Black
Mr. White
Black
White
Emerson
Nero
Mason City
Sioux City
Crown Prince Frederick William of Germany
A sensational portrait of the crown prince, Frederick William Hohenzollern born 1882 and married to Duchess Cecile in 1905. The piece lists his military roles, defeats and injuries, travels in France and Poland, and various dramatic exploits while noting uncertainty about his true nature and future.
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Europe
Daily War News
Germany
China
Potsdam
Crown Prince
Frederick William
Wm. Hohenzollern
Cecile
France
Poland
The Rock in Rockefellerism and Its Controversy
A critical essay examines the Rockefeller Foundation's immense donations, aims, and influence. It questions the foundation as an independent judge of its own impact, arguing genuine reform requires detached philosophy rather than money. It cites relief acts, medicines research, and labor disputes as areas of interest and critique.
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United States
Rockefeller Foundation
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Louisiana Conservation Commission
New York City
International Health Commission
Belgium
Rockefeller Fund
Chicago
Colorado
Mackenzie King
Kondon
Onron Mfg. CO
Wide awake Waterloo merchants urge new city government
Record notes that local business leaders advocate a municipal reform to reduce tax burdens and attract new industries. The piece cites Iowa city finance figures, critiques Wilson era policies, and comments on term limits for governors. It also mentions a Clarinda shooting, Indiana gang activity, California fires, and oyster salinity requirements.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Department of Finance and Municipal Accounts
State of Iowa
Des Moines
Stous Clryy
Teers
Davenport
Dubuque
Dew
Cedar Rapids
Council Bluffs
Bada
Pe Catapeeese
Clinton
Eters
Centerville
Press Comments and Real Estate Notices in Iowa
Iowa readers see editorials praising Governor Clarke, Lincoln as a youth, and baseball hardening into discipline. Real estate transfers list parcels in Waterloo and Mason City, plus a note on tobacco spending in Britain.
Clarke begins second term with inaugural address
Des Moines reports Gov George W. Clarke of Adel begins a second term as Lt Gov Harding plans to assume duties after returning from Sioux City. Inauguration events drew attention with a lengthy biennial and inaugural address. Officials note a high standard set for the new term amid continued legislative planning. official governor vote shows Clarke with 25,745 plurality over Harding. Notes discuss boards of supervisors, a proposed at large county election method, and Capitol restaurant plans.
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Des Moines
George W. Clarke
Adel
Harding
Sioux City
Joint Assembly
House
Senate
Atkinson
Clarke
John T. Hamilton
George C. White
Oliver C. Wilson
Malcom Smith
Clark
William L. Harding
Oliver P. Myers
Harry B. Betty
Oscar H. Hoy
Thurlow P. Taft
Capitol
Kimball
Boards of Supervisors
State House
Death’s Hands at Your Vitals Hint at Illness
Minor pains grow into serious symptoms with headaches dullness and persistent fatigue. Early detection and correction are crucial to prevent potentially fatal illness. Unspecified warning urges medical evaluation and awareness of escalating bodily signals.
Highway law likely to stay stable after convention input
The highway commission and the convention of boards of supervisors largely shape the upcoming legislature. Senators who remain in office will oversee highway law legislation. The framers of the present law retain full control, and radical changes are unlikely.
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Highway Commission
Convention of Boards of Supervisors
Senate
Resting Easy Above Ground In Spite Of Housework
A column by Ruth Cameron urges women to learn the art of letting less important tasks slide and to rest rather than exhaust themselves. It contrasts two types of strenuous women, warns against overdoing housecleaning, and promotes mindful rest for health and happiness. Washington leads in lumber production, with Louisiana second.
Identify Vickim of Train Tragedy Recalled in New Hampton
Jan 14. Fridly and his mother-in-law John Godfriey of Balsam Lake arrived and identified the man killed at Boyd on Tri day as Patrick Godfrey, son of Godfriey. They escorted the body to Hamlet, Ind., then home for burial. Active mining of pitchblende, radium source, reported in India near Bombay.
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Vickim
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Nellie Marie Nesbit
Russell W. Nestit
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Linden Place
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Wangler Bros. CO
Waterloo, Iowa
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Florida
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Nashville
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Jacksonville
J. EF. Govan
West Adams St
Mason
Ale
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India
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Panama
Prannow
Grand Canon of Arizona
Tour Santafe
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