Governor Hammill Urges Iowa Trade Expansion Policy
Gov. Hammill spoke at the first meeting of his new agricultural and industrial commission stressing the need to expand Iowa product markets. He argued farming, manufacturing, and transportation must be examined to boost sales outside the state or attract new residents with employment opportunities. He urged promoting Iowa products nationally and internationally to fuel growth.
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Hammill
Agricultural and Industrial Commission
Iowa
Tome
Lowaz
Hye
Towa
Towaus
Hall of Fame elections at New York university
In the 1925 hall of fame ballot 27 eligible candidates are vying before 107 electors with up to 12 elected. Five new candidates enter this year, while 22 have appeared in prior ballots. Eligibility requires at least 25 years since death. past vote leaders include Sheridan Booth Jones Adams Green Jackson Webster and Penn.
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New York University
Phil Sheridan
Edwin Booth
Johan Paul Jones
Norace Bushnell
Hanjamly Rush
Samuel Adams
Nathaniel Green
Stonewall’ Jackson
Benjamin Thompson
Norh Webster
Norh Webster 38. A Severing Persdox
Emerson
Thoreau
Wiliam Penn
Charles Tulfoch
Cyrus West Field
Sidney
Pen Advertisement Psychology and Letter Writing Concerns
The piece critiques an advertisement showing a sorrowful maiden urging why the writer does not pen letters. It discusses voter expectations for candidates, mentions Edwin Booth and Charlotte Cushman as acting stars, and disputes Puissant pen publicity. It notes writing depends on writer inclination, not tool ease, with examples of business correspondence and long-distance lovers.
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Lanisr
Paul Revere
James Otis
Alnca
Edwin Booth
Charlotte Cushman
Fulself
Pants and policies spark Iowa editorials
A Newton News roundup cites Creston Advertiser on pants as a symbol of shifting dress norms. Des Moines Capital warns drivers about headlight safety due to carelessness, urging self check of car lights. Toane News-Republican notes Coolidge’s flapjack moment, quips on politics. Davenport Democrat links evolution belief to progress, warning of stagnation. Carroll Herald recalls Woolworth’s grand venture and final retirement of wealth.
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Newton News
Creston
Crestan
Des Moines
Tam
Abe Martin Furviance Discharged In Court
Abe Martin Furviance narrowly escaped serious harm after a close incident involving pedestrians while speeding. He was dismissed in Sqnira Marsh Swallow's court today after promising to improve next time. Public sentiment sees many as good citizens despite only living with restraint.
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Art Furviance
Sqnira Marsh Swallow
Promisin
Pasteur Cold Lower Resistance in Humans and Animals
Dr Brady reviews claims that cold exposure lowers resistance to respiratory infections. He cites Pasteur’s fowl work on thermoregulation and anthrax, then critiques Millar Noble rabbit studies as inconclusive for humans. He argues against the belief that cold or wet conditions inherently raise infection risk.
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Pastyur
Die
Pasteur
Atu
J. A. Millar
W. C. Noble
York State
Dr&rees
Questions and Answers on Foot Comfort and Water Hardness
A reader asks how to avoid bunions from tight shoes and misfit footwear. Advice notes that narrow heels and improper lasts worsen bunions and corns, with tips on shoe width, heel height, and avoiding tight footwear. Also discusses hard water impacts and whether to remove temporary hardness, suggesting calcium carbonate effects and taste considerations, plus a note on water analysis and health letters to Dr Brady.
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Sunona
Sadler
Weill
Friend Wife by Rob Fulker son
Imogene frets about shopping at a downtown department store while Andrew offers to fetch items. She laments store clerks, hats and ribbons, and the social trap of shopping without her, prompting Andrew to promise to buy the needed items for her. He notes husbands fear department store clerks and their taunting assistants during purchases.
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Imogene
Sally
Andrew
Jorew
Imogence
Ncet
Andirew
Javanped
Trogene
Uncle Wregily and Green Apples
Howard R. Garis presents Uncle Wregily and Green Apples a comic tale where the Funzy Fox and Woozle Wolf plot supper as they shadow Jimmie Wibble wobbie the duck and Charlie Chink the little rooster, slipping after them behind bushes and trees in a warm afternoon hunt.
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Howard R. Garis
Jimmie Wibble Wobbie
Duck
Charlie Chink
Woozle Wolf
Uncle Wiggily and the green apple mischief
Uncle Wiggily, Mr Longears, and his bunnies roam as green apples tempt the rabbits. They hide fallen fruit from the field while Fox and Wolf lurk. Wiggily saves the day by throwing apples, sparing his rabbits and foiling the predators. The tale ends with a promise to share more adventures.
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Rabbit
Hollow Stump
Mevi
Mary
Mr. Longears
Uncle Wiggily
Daddy
Jingle
Jangle
Tooter
Scooter
Skipper
Nipper
Fangie
Dr. Possum
Wigsily
Tanter
Uncle
Fox
Wolf
Uncle Wregily
Uncle Wigerly
Uncle Wigelly
Brain Tests By Sam Lord
Min utes to answer this puzzle page asks solvers to insert words by given definitions. After filling the column from top to bottom the remaining letters spell the eldest son of Jacob. Some words can be struck out if correctly completed.
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Brady
William Brady
Will
Jacob
Burroughs Nature Club Notes from Houghton Mifflin era
A reader requests general-interest science notes for the azure column. Questions touch on fish respiration through their bodies, blue jay vocalizations beyond squawks, and defining a nymph. The column invites further inquiries directed to the azure Notes Dept.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Coonyright
Azure
Azure Notes
Insect youth and larva questions in nature notes
The notes distinguish young insects from larvae, discuss silver fox color breeding, porcupine wood lore, and rare white coyotes. They note silver foxes are same species as red fox with artificial black and silver coats, porcupine-like wood from palm fiber used decoratively, and white coyotes occur only as occasional albinos or desert variants.
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Desert
Ford will filed: Lea M. Ford estate distributions detailed
Cedar Rapids June 16 The will of Lea M Ford paving contractor leaves his widow the residence in the eastern part of the city 106000 life insurance and 250 monthly for the support of his two children Drs M L Ford his mother receives his interest in the Ford mansion willed to Ford and his mother jointly upon the death of Michael Ford several years ago
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Ford
Cedar Rapids
Lea M. Ford
Larvex mothproofing spray advertised with new atomizer
The Tarcex Corporation promotes Larvex mothproofing spray claiming it penetrates woolen fibers and protects every item touched. The ad details a new atomizer priced at $1.50 and a replacement at $1.00, with Larvex available at drug, department and furniture stores in Brooklyn NY.
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Tarcex Corporation
Brooklyn
Woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham remedy for back pain
Mrs. Price of St. Paul Minnesota writes that since her daughter’s birth her back ached constantly with bearing down and dizziness. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills she reports relief, renewed strength, and ability to tend to her home and child. She offers to answer letters to help others.
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St. Paul, Minn
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs
Summit Avenue
St. Paul, Iinnesota
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