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W. Hartman Co
Courier Bidg
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Commerciel
John G. Hartman
Fres Dent
W. Peterson
Treas
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Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Dougherty
Washington, D. C
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New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
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San Francisco
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Brocks & Finley
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Road money guides 76 mile Black Hawk paving plan
Black Hawk county plans pave about 32 more miles of its 76 mile primary road system bringing total paved to a little over two thirds. Cost estimates by county engineer Wardell D Johnston set 31 000 per mile with 22 miles planned at about 982 000 and county share seven eighths around 867 000. Bond funds from 1918 include 400 000 spent on Grant highway and remaining funds plus state and federal aid expected mainly for maintenance. sufficient funds appear available to cover planned expenditures.
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Black Hawk County
la Porte City
Janesville
Waterloo
Hudson
Wardell D. Johnston
Johnston
Cedar Falls
Grant Highway
Women to Cambridge Move for Equal University Status
Parliament advances the Oxford and Cambridge universities bill with an annual grant of 306000 pounds to each university. Debate centers on granting degrees to women at Cambridge, which currently offers lectures and certificates but no degrees, while Oxford already grants degrees. The piece notes public faith in reform and Cambridge’s historic traditions.
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Oxford
Cambridge
Cambridge University
Butt
Slotted wing offers safer landings for early aircraft
A Chicago aviator fined 500 dollars for flying under 500 feet faces a stricter rule to maintain height until over a field. England’s Handley Page slot wing lets planes fly at lower speeds for easier landings, reducing risk and easing the dilemma of rooftop or backyard fields.
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Chicago
England
Handley Page
End of the Train and Other Tales from Chicago Journal
The piece notes Warren C. Spurgin, former Michigan Trust president, in Mexico facing extradition over embezzlement with about 200000 dollars missing. It mentions his health, reputation, family, and a potential prison term. Also referenced are Harding and Alaska as a refuge, Ganna Walska canceling a tour, Bernhardt comparison, and Henry Ford buying Ye Way Side Inn with antiques.
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Warren C. Spurgin
Michigan Trust Company
Chicago
Mexico
Rick
Chicago Journal
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Ife
Spurgin
Henry Ford
Wayside Inn
The Fight Blocked by Ames Highway Office Bequest
The contract for a three story state highway commission office on the Ames college campus is set funded by primary road funds. Lawmakers seek to abolish or move the commission but the Ames project ends a six year fight. Iowa moves toward a compliant federal aid driven state road system within two years to enable continuous trunk lines.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
J Ames College
State Highway Commission
State Highway Engineers
Highway Commission
Des Moines
Ames
Iowa
Union
Towa
Personal Health Service By Dr William Brady
Dr Brady answers reader questions on childhood malnutrition symptoms and causes, signs like posture changes and pallor, and cautions against misattributing cause to climate or relatives. Also includes brief Q and A on colds, heart-related coughs, and travel health for older adults.
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William Brady
National Newspaper Service
Caiid
Henry
Grandfather Brown
Buffalo
Canton
F. W
Dr. Brady
Williiam Brady
Divorce as a Remedy in a Quarrelled Marriage
Imogene argues couples should divorce once and remarry later while Andrew warns against turning faults into a family quarrel. He concludes the key is avoiding trouble and focusing on the good in a spouse rather than cataloging faults.
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Andrew
Imogene
Brain Tests in Iowa Face Road Plan and Reform
Davenport Times notes the push for gravel and paved trunkline roads with 10 to 15 million dollars yearly funding. It argues rapid reform is needed as public sentiment shifts, eyeing new bonds and longer terms to finish a surfaced arterial system.
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New York
Grav
Lilian el
Iowa
Davenport
New York City
The Regeneration of Malcolm Starmount In Love and Opera
Mary Devlin a department store clerk rises after training to sing in an opera contest judged by Veselli. Malcolm Starmount, torn between duty and romance, plans marriage while rivals scheme and a storm at sea tests loyalties. Mary faces fame and heartache as she confronts love and ambition.
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Yaan
Malesim Starmount
Richea
Devlin
Joho
Hisyro
Starmount
Mary
Eddie
ShelTohn
Ramon
Ia Graves
Sha
Italy
Graves
Hou Tims
Nalda Courteney
Naldas
Nalda
Notte
Belgiary
Star
Malcolm
Rio
Eadidle
Buddy
Tennant
Laura Lambert
Mary Devlin
Veselli
Metropolitan Opera Company
Vesel
Tam
Pat
Katie
Mary Davlin
Third Avenue
John
Chance
Mr. Starmount
Katie O'Toole
Jano
Ford settles in as convention nears amid blooms and bets
In a rural area Abe Martin notes women hope for a failed cherry crop, while the Democratic national convention looms less than a year away. Henry Ford is pictured as settled and ready to let events ride.
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Henry Ford
Widow's Weeds Win Another Tomorrow
A playful exchange ends with a line about Widow's Weeds winning again tomorrow, capturing a light editorial mood with characters Mary and Jano amid a surprising remark.
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Jano
Mary
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions Answers
A column from Burroughs Nature Club answers reader questions on basilisk eye myths, why wild turkeys roost over water, and mole nest types. It also recaps prior Q and A on alligators man-eating, use of spider silk, hummingbird nesting material, and thrush diet with insect and berry foraging notes.
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Ature Notes
Freckle Cream Promises Clear Complexion With Lemon Juice
An old advertisement touts a lemon based cream made by mixing juice of two lemons with Orchard White to produce a quarter pint of facial bleach. It claims daily massage will bleach freckles and blemishes and leave the skin looking youthful, clear, and rosy.
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Mr. Harding
Alaska
Ganna Walska
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Bernhardt
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St. Louis
Seattle
PF. G. A. Anmwer
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Roe Fulkerson
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Kirtlings
Sam Loyd
Wusea
Hrises Furs
Malcolm Starmount
Idah. McGlone Gibson
John F. Dille Co
Abe Martin
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin CO
Seehawk
Fridge Street
Bayer
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