Gravel and Port Arthur topics in Iowa paper
The paper discusses Minnesota gravel roads and maintenance failures, noting the shift to paving and the impact on Black Hawk County Iowa. It also covers the Port Arthur case, criticizing IWW tactics and predicting limited success of the invasion while urging caution before recognizing Russia. It argues U S policy should withhold recognition until Moscow abandons aims against free institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Iowa
Slack Hawk County
St. Paul
Faribault
Minneapolis
Little Falls
Brainard
State Highway Commission
Commission
Tittle
Black Hawk County
Jowsa
Owatonna
State Line
Jefferson Highway
Albert Lea
Yowa
Ft F
Waterloo
Black Hawk
W. W. Card
Port Arthur
Atate
Russia
United States
Hughes
Samuel Gompers
Moscow
America
Fism
Lenin
Trotsky
Amelia
Mr. Godpers
Men at the women's convention and a comical mix of notes
A column fragment notes Miss Sara Pollock of Trenton New Jersey as chair of the state Democratic women's convention in September. She says men are invited yet kept at a distance, seen as recreation and funding, while a Kansas City gallery comments on Jack Dempsey between seasons. A radio scrambler idea is mocked as impractical.
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S&s. O
Sara Pollock
Trenton
N. J
Miss Pollock
Chaitrman
New Jersey
Altho Tits
Kansas City Art Gallery
Dempsey
Penent
Jack
Balanced Diet Advice for Children and Milk Emphasis
A column by Dr. William Brady discusses balanced diet concepts for youths, advocating milk as a cornerstone. It urges at least a pint daily for growth and dental health, with options to add butter, cereals, and varied foods like potatoes, greens, and fruit. The piece includes Q&A items on heart vs nerve concerns, coffee making tips, and salt brushing for dental care.
FRIEND WIFE BY ROB FULKERSON
Dialogue heavy piece featuring Andrew and Imogene as they clash over a Rotary Kiwanis charity ball plan. Andrew tries to win Imogene with a grand ticket bargain while Imogene resists, mocking the social ritual and predicting a dull, crowded event. The segment satirizes gendered marital tension and local club culture.
Harding administration posts large surplus in 1923
Iowa editors note the Harding administration closed the 1923 financial year with a surplus of 319 million dollars instead of a projected deficit. They credit strict budget adherence and departmental cuts, contend Fordney tariff is not prohibitive, and praise Harding’s economic governance while pondering Alaska's future. Eldora Herald comments on labor attitudes and immigration. Cedar Rapids Republican highlights heat affecting tires and the need for jacks. federal inspections report tuberculosis marks in about one seventh of hogs slaughtered.
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Harding
Sac Sun
Guith
Alaska
The Lost Movie The Sandman Story of a Circus Mouse
A long, whimsical tale follows a white circus mouse who escapes a performing clown, explores the world, and befriends a family of brown mice in a big house. He finds courage, learns new surroundings, and starts a quiet life with the brown mice, hinting at future sightings near human homes.
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Clown
white mouse #20
Ife
Altho
Brown Mouse
White Mouse
Wall
Lefrous
Brown House
Touse
White Mouge
Burroughs Nature Club Notes 1928 Q and A
Questions about nature topics are invited for answer in tomorrow’s Nature Notes. Readers are asked how much food young robins eat daily, why India preserves more wild animals than North America, and whether skunk cabbage is edible. The column promises answers in the next issue.
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Nature Notes
India
North America
Answers to Questions on Turtles Birds and Insects
The text answers if turtles have eyelids and describe a protective membrana similar to birds. It advises sending a bark sample of apple trees affected by San Jose scale to the state entomologist with contact details for examination and next steps. It also discusses thrushes, robins, bluebirds, migration heights, and Lloyd George as a symbol of peace with a note on a fountain pen.
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State Department of Agriculture
Lloyd George
Safi
Une
The Regeneration of Malcolm Starmount
Malcolm Starmount, a wealthy young man, plans to sponsor Mary Devlin and her brother Eddie for an opera career, while Laura Lambert pressures him toward a marriage with her. A web of rival loyalties, hidden motives, and a Ku Klux Klan aside drives love, deceit, and identity as tensions rise at the Mountaintop retreat and in New York society.
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Starmount
Laura
Mary Devil
Nida Mary Devlin
Laura Lambert
Eddie
Malcolm Stxrmount
Tle Wild
Mary ‘Peylin
Alury
Mary
Stariyount
Remon Grayas
Fie Tax
Mary Snig
Yeall Nation
Graves
Moe Asu
Nalda
Janson
Ourie
Mary Mig
Nave Fele
Naldal
Mal
Malcolm Lovel
Malcolm Star
Ido
Rio
Vera
Ara Puaeh
Eadie Pea
Cpanie
Buddy
Grant
Tennant Ranch
Houga
Lambert
Tennant
Malcolm
Taura Lambert
Armount
Mary Davlin
Axtrama
Grand Onara
Italy
Lansberta
Anis
Starmount Familly Mansion
Mary Devlin
Ku Klux Klan
Dun Derehbors
Acta
Wut Tha Klan
Tanginje Assetn
BE. Welch
Eve
Hdldie Devlin
Lauren
Mary Devl Iing
New York
Devlings
Mrs. Lambert
Uae
Mathera
Paennas
Payene 3D
Brockhart
Republians
Wilson
Views of the People Tolerance and upheaval in Cedar Falls
A fragmented editorial mix questions a leaderful world, praising patience and sacrifice while weighing political hope in Lloyd George, Wilson, Clemenceau, Mussolini, and Hughes. It blends social mores with a domestic scene of Laura Lambert and Mr. Starmount, and letters praising Henry Ford as a candidate amid GOP questions.
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Cedar Falls
Wodrow Svilson
Clemenceau
England
United States
Lloyd George
Wilson
Ruhr
Mussolini
Hughes
Aeid
Brookhart
Hansell
Altho
Henry Ford
BRAIN TESTS By SAM LOUD
Minutes to Answer This It takes a puzzle style approach to spell a Chinese city by combining clues. It discusses a quick arithmetic proof that 101000 feet roughly equals 19 miles and a method to move 100 potatoes ten feet apart to a basket ten feet back.
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China
Abe Martin Reflects on a Costly Blunder in Unshackled Women
Abe Martin laments a faulty mistake from a past era when women remained unrestrained, noting the harvest burden on farmers and the towns crying out for skilled workers like cherry pickers. The column preserves historical voice with regional concern and rural labor stakes.
Thin Waists and Sleeveless Gowns Tip Ad
An advertisement claims a simple method to remove unwanted hair. It recommends a paste of powdered delatone and water applied to the skin for about two minutes, then rubbed off and washed. The copy asserts the method is harmless, seldom needs repeating, and urges using genuine Gelatone.
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Youn G. Hartman
Eressent
A. W. Peterson
postoNica
Waterlo
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circuistion
Dougherty
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Rep
Tex
I WW. W
California
William Brady
Hocolenat
P. C
Jana
Dirst
Tor
Roger
Brady
Friend Wife
Rob Fulkerson
Andrew
Imogene
Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
Kiwanis
Rotary
Pliny
Indianape
New Orleans
Cither
Rome
Eldora Herald
Eldora
Cedar Rapids
Sandman
F. A. Walker
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Malcolm Starmount
Idah McGlone
Gibson
Johan F. Diego
Republican Party
IV. Harding
West
Chas. H. Hawn
Sam
Abe Martin
Chamberlain
Seatiara
Virginia Crandall
van Buren
Minn
Minter
Telcos
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