Vor Me Publishing Rates and Association Notice
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Brooke & Finley
Hor Bois Dun
Postal Service Should Be Self Sustaining
The article discusses a failed attempt to raise postal worker pay funded by the service itself. A bill for a flat $300 increase for clerks and carriers passed Congress but was vetoed by President Cooling. The veto argument centered on eliminating general tax funding and ensuring revenue grows with usage.
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Congress
Political attack on Bok plan sparks Senate probe
A Senate inquiry into Bok's peace plan and its world court efforts triggered uproar as witnesses were pressed and contempt threatened. The probe faded without findings, while Bok’s support for the plan and a public referendum favored the initiative and a published book detailing winning and other proposals.
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Senate
World Court
Leagun of Nations
League of Nations
Esther Everete Lane
Daugherty
Reed
Moses
Prizas
Rak
Road bonds and dry politics mix in Iowa report
A Waterloo motorist recounts road mud frustrations linking Cedar or Scott County to statewide road bonding. The piece argues for state planning and a two cent gas tax to fund paved roads, with Iowa’s dry politics and bootlegging cited alongside a Davenport near-accident and a college professor nomination for the state senate.
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Waterloo
Tayenport
Ron
Scott-Cadar County
Musaecatine County
Iowa
Cedar County
Rand
United Commercial Travelers
Des Moines
The Untrained Heart and Personal Health Tips
William Brady N D explains how untrained hearts fail to meet 70 percent health, urges exercise to push toward 90 percent, and describes heart sounds and tests. He answers readers on raw food dangers and heart leakage, nose voice issues, and invites stamped envelopes for questions.
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Department Walisant
Doctor of Health
Sani
Iman
Ciel
Fragmentary Clue Sparks Gossip On Wireless Pictures
Disjointed lines hint at a film or stage item titled wireless pictures with hints of secrecy around behavior. The passage mentions men preparing to hire stenographers while wives allegedly keep watch, suggesting a melodramatic social intrigue in early entertainment or press commentary.
Iowa Editors Question Gov Smith Prohibition Stance
The Sioux City Journal accuses Gov. Al Smith of openly supporting a modified federal prohibition and predicts it would destroy national dry laws. It argues his aim is to win the presidency and reshape enforcement, while noting potential shifts in states’ wet or dry statuses.
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Stiller
Sry
Antisaloon League
Towa
Sioux City Journal
al Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Smith
Lile
Woud
Gov. Smith
Gav. Smith Pravally
Donkey and Goat Bridge Time Puzzle
A riddle about a donkey and a goat on a one way bridge debating who should back up to optimize crossing time. The question asks which method achieves the shortest total time for both animals to reach their respective shores. The puzzle includes wordplay with names and substitutions.
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Earch Animel
Political forecasts and fiscal notes shape midterm mood
The Journal predicts Democrats will not back Al Smith for president while urging adherence to party principles against temperate stance. Mason City Globe-Gazette notes a federal surplus estimate of 360 to 400 million dollars, implying government savings under Harding and Coolidge. Marshalstown Times-Republican cites a Tobber lady hold-up with a gun and baby, challenging assertions about women’s inferiority.
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al Bmith
Mason City Globe-Gazette
Lord
Harding
Coolidge
League of Nations
Marshalstown
Abe Martin on a dowry tale and a daughter’s costs
A fragment quotes Abe Martin remarking that a now grown daughter will cost about ninety dollars for evential work, noting that nothing unsettles a home like a sick fat man.
Friend Wife Farce Sparks Village Reflections
Inogener and Andrew discuss theater life and morality while Imogene critiques stage authenticity. A rural fable follows with Granny Goose, Mr Fox, Mr Rabbit, and Mr Dog, where a warned tale of not jumping to conclusions ends with a fox starving for wisdom.
Burroughs Nature Club Answers and Bird Notes
Notes from Burroughs Nature Club in 1923 cover questions on rabbit feeding, a tree book for children, mosquito flight range, fern care, and song sparrow song. The column reiterates answers from previous issues and includes practical tips on plant care and bird behavior.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
The Sandman Story by Mrs Er Walker
Mr Rabbit hides under a cabbage leaf by the barnyard fence waiting for Mr Dog to vanish. He recalls his grandfather words about not meddling with things that do not concern you and notices figures beyond the leaf.
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Madam Duck
Granny Goose
Mr. Rabbit
Mr. Fox
Mr. Rabtit
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Mr. Rathi
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Sandman
Mrs. ER. Walker
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Gooss
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