Eat and Be Merry in Tropics, Nutrition Debate Rages
An American Medicine editorial argues against the view that tropical residents should cut food intake. Hans Aron’s research shows nitrogen and calories align with cooler climates when poverty is not a factor, so cutting diet risks starvation. Proper nutrition is essential for workers year round, even in heat, to resist infections and sustain work.
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Tropics
Hans Aron
Philippine Medical School
Man
North
Europe
Dr Cook’s Pole Claim Overshadowed by Steam Fire Mystery
Cedar Rapids authorities and newspapers suspect a firebug behind the strange steam heated air phenomenon blamed on the cold climate. The tale, tied to Dr Cook, centers on a dramatic display rather than a polar discovery, with lingering questions about the source of the flames and the weather influence.
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Dr. Cook
North Pole
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Homes Boosters Tout Iowa Woman in Court Row
A fragmented item describes an Iowa woman overruled in two California courts over a divorce dispute with her husband who moved to Los Angeles. It includes satirical and dramatic asides, mocking reactions and unrelated quips about fashion and politics.
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Iowa Homes
Iowa
California
Los Angeles
Hawkeread Righs
Safe bathing places urged after Davenport drowning tragedy
The Cedar Rapids Gazette laments the deaths of three boys from a Sunday school picnic near the river in Davenport. It urges supervision and the creation of safe bathing areas where youths can swim without risk, noting Iowa cities' negligence in providing protected spots and warning that rivers claim many lives annually.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Davenport
Towa
United Cigars Barred From Opening Stores
Cleveland July 2 United Cigars barred from opening new stores after a druggist Clifton M Rawlins won a Supreme Court tobacco decision. The firm planned a store near Rawlins, but Attorney General Wickersham warned violation and the company agreed not to open the new locations.
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Cleveland
Department of Justice
Clifton M. Rawlins
United States Supreme Court
United Company
American Tobacco Company
Wickersham
Ways for a college girl to earn money this summer
The writer shares practical ideas from readers on summer work for college women. Suggestions include babysitting by the hour or afternoon, sending cards to married friends offering services, and cataloguing linen closets or libraries for affluent summer households, with a focus on reliable, refined help.
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B&o
Reformatory Girls Make Trouble at Whittler State School
Seven girl inmates were brought to Los Angeles County jail after a day of uproar at the Whittler State school reformatory. Knives and hatchets were being searched as girls armed themselves. The trouble began when Rose Driscoll escaped Tuesday night and was returned, sparking claims of rough handling by Night Watchman F M Bartley. The disturbance continued Saturday with smashed windows, broken dishes, and the kitchen range turned to scrap iron before Watchman Bartley resigned.
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Los Angeles
Whittler State School
Rose Driscoll
F. M. Bartley
Bartley
Judge E P Seeds Gets Appointment Chief Clerk War Dept
Judge Edward P Seeds of this city was appointed chief clerk in the office of the auditor of the war department on July 1. He has long served as deputy auditor in the war department. The deputyships were abolished by recent legislation. The Town delegation in Washington urged retention of Judge Leeds. George E Roberts aided his appointment, a life position as long as he desires to remain. He is widely known in Iowa.
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Tiudge
Edward P. Seeds
War Department
Lees
Washington
Leeds
Geo. E. Roberts
Tawa
Iowa
E. P. Leeds
Celanese
TB. Henderson
Dubuque
Temperature rise hints at new city high in New York
New York July 3 The thermometer at 3 am registered 17 degrees higher than the same hour yesterday indicating Monday may surpass Sunday as the high temperature record.
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New York City
New York
Train Bandits Said to be Known Near Erie
Detectives investigating the hold up of the Pennsylvania Express on the Pennsylvania and Erie railroad near Erie, Pennsylvania, announced today that the identity of the bandits had been learned.
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Erie
Pennsylvania Express
Penmsylvania and
North Waterloo and Railroads Activities and Staff Changes
A limited force will staff the Illinois Central shops in North Waterloo with only essential work done tomorrow. Many workers from nearby towns will depart, some townsfolk plan trips to Dubuque for the races. Several machinists and apprentices laid off today, including Catlin and Remmerts. Patrolman Mohns returned from Sumner after his mother’s death. Dwyer became a machinist with the Illinois Central. Gulick of Wabash visits North Waterloo. Eldridge expects return from California on September 1.
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Ilnois Gentral
Dubuque
Wm. Catlin
W. M. Remmerts
Wm. Kurth
Herbert Edwards
Bert Oakley
Sumner
William J. Dwyer
Illinois Central
Ernest A. Gulick
Wabash
Ind
Wabash Railroad
North Waterloo
Earl Eldridge
California
Real Estate Transfers in Waterloo and Cedar Falls
Real estate transfers listed from Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co. include Frank F. Knapp to E R Shoemaker for land in 17 59 12 at 2600 dollars. WW Stewart to Pearl C Meeker for 8 block 14 Normal addition Cedar Falls at 2025. Greenfield Building Co to Arney Fl Vaugham let 4 block 1 Greenfield addition Waterloo at 1. WW Marsh to Clarence A Miller lot 207 Kenwood Park Waterloo at 1. Mas Raynor to Anton Frills lot 4 block 14 original Plat Cedar Falls at 2250. FM Shores sheriff to J C Ricker part of lots 7 10 and 9 block 83 Cooley s addition Waterloo at 32292.40. Edwin W Kendall to The Gallaway Gibson Investment Co lot 1106 Prospect Hills addition Waterloo at 117. I Duke to Mamie Mullarky part of lot 1 Baker s plat of out lots West Waterloo at 31.
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Frank F. Knapp
E. R. Shoemaker
Stewart
Pearl C
Meeker
Normal
Cedar Falls
Greenfield Building Co
Tel Arney FL Vaugham
Greenfield
Waterloo
W. W. Marsh
Clarence A. Miller
Kenwood Park
Mas Raynor
Anton Frlls
FM. Shores
Sheriff
J. C. Ricker
Cooley's Addition
Edwin W. Kendall
Galloway-Gibson Investment Co
Prospect Hills
Duke
Mamie Mullarky
Baker's
West Waterloo
Iowa to gain two hundred new laws tomorrow
A Des Moines report lists numerous measures from the last Iowa legislature to take effect with tomorrow’s publication. Key items include a horsepower tax on motor vehicles, bulk sales disclosure, a state fire marshal, a tax on large inheritances, and provisions on liquor applications and public nuisances. The list excludes many departmental appropriations.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Kulp
Palo Alto
Shane
Wa‘pello
Theexpense
Harding
Woodbury
Grout
Black Hawk
House
Stoddard
Buchanan
Tiy Shane
Wapello
Fletcher
Moore
Linn
Hamilton
Lee
Perkins
Delaware
Beebe
Franklin
Shankland
Polk
Senate
Sullivan
Cowles
Des Molines
Wilson
Clinton
Board of Supervisors
Clarkson
Monroe
What Do The Girls Read In A Woman’s World
A publisher notes that most novel readers are working women who spend travel time with books. The piece probes what literature attracts the average girl and why fiction offers a temporary escape from daily economic pressures, inviting psychological insight into girl nature.
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Nave Ada Brown
Robert W. Chambers
Realife
The
New York Evening Tribune
Governor Tener’s boast in Washington sparks Pennsylvania pride
Governor Tener of Pennsylvania, speaking in Washington, touts a new program or policy. The remarks reflect state pride and federal relations, suggesting ongoing political strategy and alignment between state leadership and national governance.
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Des Moines Register
Governor Tener
Pennsylvania
Washington
Iowa Roads Boom Promises Big State Investment
Sproul predicts $50 million for roads in Iowa over the next years. He cites a failed Lafe Young claim about a 400 mile east west boulevard, noting no macadam exists on that road. The piece praises some drag work and hopes a new law will spur practical, systematic highway construction.
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Lafe
Register and Leader
Iowa
Des Moines
Waukee
States hailed as they push road building with pomp
The excerpt notes states advancing road construction earnestly, praising a turnpike project with trumpets while depicting the effort as contemptuous toward a meras shirt, signaling public pride in better highways despite critique.
College Graduates Back to Farm from Iowa State College
A report on Iowa State College animal husbandry graduates shows most return to farming rather than leaving agriculture. Of sixty six graduates in 1910 and 1911, 52 pursue farming, 8 become college instructors, 3 enter agricultural journalism, and 2 teach agriculture in high schools. The department has placed men in twenty eight state colleges, twelve foreign colleges, three agricultural associations secretaryships, and twenty agricultural papers.
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Agricultural College
Iowa State College
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promise and $100 Reward
An advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh, claiming it cures the disease at all stages by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. The makers offer a $100 reward if it fails, and urge readers to request testimonials while noting the product is sold by druggists at 73 cents.
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S. S.S
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta. GA
Serenion
Dan
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Teke Hall
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