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W.H Hartman CO
West Park
John C Hartman
Mdstor
AWW
Peterson Treas
Gen's
Met
Tate
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
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Waterloo
Town
Washington, D.C
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Munsey
Brig
E.G. Dougherty
New York
Philadelphia
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Starr, Brooks & Finley
League of Nations progress at peace conference debate
The peace conference advances toward a league of nations with a committee to draft a constitution and assign duties. Delegates from the five great powers are named, while analysis notes Britain’s views on sea freedom and rapid committee work to expeditethe proceedings. The article also surveys Iowa road bills, unemployment concerns for returning soldiers, and cautious optimism for progressive state legislation.
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League of Nations
Jesser Nalione
League
German Empire
America
Great Britain
Lloyd George
United States
Wilson
Edward M. House
Robert Cecil
Jan Christian Smuts
France
Jeoon Bourgeois
Ferdinand Lamance
Faculty of Law
The
University of Paris
Italy
Orlando
Villorio Sefalta
Frapad
Viscount Chinda
K. Ockial
General Assembly
Iowa
House
Asd Senate
Senate
House of the Thirty-eighth General Assembly
Slere
State Capitol
Thirty-eighth Assembly
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War Department
Dangers of Turpentine Fumes and Health Effects
Health column cautions about turpentine vapor from painting and varnish work. It warns in poorly ventilated spaces the fumes can cause bronchitis, kidney irritation, eye and respiratory symptoms, stomach upset, headaches, and nervous issues, especially for workers and alcoholics, with examples and call for caution.
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Worden
Side Talks on Truth in Newspapers and Public Trust
A group discusses the duty of newspapers to tell truth and avoid untruths. Reporters and editors are described as vigilant, with a copy desk and printer responsible for accuracy. A newspaper woman cites a freak story about hens and electric lights to illustrate how belief meets skepticism in media.
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Pereanis
Womtn
Missouri
Carl
Congress
The
The Sandman Story The Herons Plumes
Two princes fall for Princess Irene causing conflict with Irene choosing Roy. Arol seeks to trap Roy with witch’s feathers, but misidentifies the tree and is transformed into a wild bird, leaving Roy to wed Irene while Arol remains a legend of his own plume.
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Tle
Wasen
Dark
Roy
Irene
Arol
Ani
Rey
Ray
Iowa Editors Note on Speaker McFarlane Committee Appointments
The piece lauds Arch McFarlane for recognizing rival speakership campaigns and for spreading committee work evenly. It contrasts his approach with past partisanship, praising his attempt to assign equal committee places and reduce factional conflict in the Iowa House.
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Dee Moines
Arch McParlane
House Committee
Melarhine
Iowa
Pitt
McFarlane
Lis
House
English Girls, Out of War Work, Have Better Viewpoint
English munition plant closures leave thousands of women, long employed during the war, with meager pay and limited prospects. A former worker describes their new mindset, training, and demand for fair wages, noting a shift toward professional standards and self improvement.
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Margaret Walter
London
Mall
Aiso
Planta
Cdinw
Bovernment
Bba
England
Wallaces Warmer Climb Down On Prices Debate
After the war, calls rise to ease price levels across farm and industry. Labor resists descent. manufacturers agree to modest cuts only if workers accept smaller wage gains. Farmers face pressure as corn, wheat, hogs, and cattle ride the price ladder. Government debt and inflated currency complicate the path forward. The piece urges clear government stance before further price shifts occur.
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Wallace
Labor
Gay
Laneh crusade echoes in Webster City campaign
The Webster City Freeman Journal notes the local W C T U crusade’s long stand, praising its persistence against liquor. It contrasts past and present views, while the Des Moines Register hints at moral battles facing those who confront drink. The piece frames a broad public stance.
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Laneh
Webster City
Prohibition Talk From Uncle Harry and Family
Uncle Harry explains nationwide prohibition while Joe Helen and Anne discuss its history and the Prohibition party. They note 36 states approving the amendment and how the movement spread across states, with the party never achieving broad national political success.
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Joe
Uncle Harry
Helen
United States
Congress
Promortion Party
Daoce Marry
Prohibition Party
Soa
Prohibition
Jimmy
Annele Harry
Anetela Orga
Prohibition Debate Moves Through States and Courts
The dialogue covers prohibition growth since 1851 with Maine going dry and many states adopting local option laws. It discusses the constitutional amendment, referendum rules, potential Supreme Court challenges, and public opinion trends toward ending alcohol consumption. Editor notes invite signed correspondence. Rev Mahning proposes free seating at Trinity Church.
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Helen
St. Siutte
Uncle Harry
Maine
Jimmy
Supreme Court
Remove Dandruff With Danderine Advertisement
An old advertisement promotes Danderine as a dandruff remedy. It claims a small bottle costs a few cents and that rubbing into the scalp overnight removes most or all dandruff and stops itching and hair loss after two or three applications.
California Syrup of Figs advertised as child laxative
A vintage ad promotes California Syrup of Figs as a gentle first treatment for children with constipation. It claims to cleanse the liver and bowels, improve mood, appetite, and energy, and features safety notes and authenticity guidance for buyers.
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California
Pioirentions
California Fig Syrup Company
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