Local newspaper page features opinion and notices
The page includes advertising policy notes and rates, a DC News-style column criticizing Congressional Record practices, and discussions on land reclamation for returning soldiers. It highlights interior department efforts to farm idle lands, soldier farm opportunities, and remarks on league of nations debates.
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Sam
Lane
Interior Department
United States
How to win his cooperation in rearing children
An advice column suggests that husbands may seem indifferent because wives poorly handle home life. It urges mothers to limit talk about child misdeeds, schedule short daily moments with their husbands, highlight children’s good points, seek his counsel gently, and avoid accusing him of indifference to foster his cooperation. Copyright 1818. by the Parents Association. Ene.
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The
Parents Association
Ene
Iowa editors keep the closed bird season
Marshalltown Times-Republican argues against an Iowa bill for an open season on quart z and prairie chickens. The piece says there are very few Iowa chickens outside isolated areas and urges defeating the proposal to allow a short future season only after a five year restocking.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Little Things That Bind A Will And Sentiment
The column contends many readers reject making a will but personal keepsakes with sentimental value can define final wishes. It recalls a grandmother who left each child and grandchild specific articles with messages, bringing emotional closure when the will was found.
Old Hungry Wolf Fearing Scarecrow Drives Woods Folk
In a long winter tale, Old Hungry Wolf stalks the forest as hunger spreads. To scare him away, Mr. Fox, Jack Rabbit, and Willy Squirrel move a scarecrow near the woods, wait until dawn, and discover the wolf has fled. Mrs. Bear is told of the escape in spring.
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Old Wolf
Hungry Wolf
Mr. Bear
Mr. Fox
Mr. Man
Jack Rabbit
Willy Squirrel
Willy
Mr Fox
X rays before treatment urged by progressive dentist
A newspaper health column describes a dentist who now requires X rays of a patient’s teeth before any treatment. The article argues many problems lie below the crown and can be revealed by imaging, preventing costly and painful work on useless teeth. It notes supposed routine prophy taxis evolved, with X-ray evaluation as a prudent initial step.
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Currier
Courlen
Statequiet on quail and birds in winter shooting
The piece urges permanent closed seasons for quail and laments loss of bird shooting to citizens. It argues shooting for sport is fading, that the state has cultivated wild birds out of bounds, and calls for keeping doors closed to guns until all birds are bagged.
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H. ‘Noyes
Hazelton
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Ohio
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd
Puzzle text from 1919 by Sam Loyd outlines a word puzzle using spelled letters and arithmetic to reveal a swift flying bird. The clock detail claims a precise time based on clock hands.
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Sam Loyd
Iittre
Milks Emulsion advertised as cure for stomach trouble
An advertisement from The Milks Emulsion Co claims the product cures stomach trouble constipation and loss of appetite. It features a testimonial from Mrs Geo Hampton of Charleston and notes eight bottles cured her husband. The ad promotes the emulsion as a nutritious吃 and palatable remedy with a money back guarantee and pricing 60c and 1 20 per bottle.
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Geo. Hampton
North 12Th St
Charleston
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Andrews Resident
Mrs Thomas Beeching of Andrews Indiana testifies that Chamberlains Cough Remedy effectively breaks winter colds and fits, noting her husband readily takes it during illness and prefers it to other medicines.
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Chamberlain
Thomas Beeching
Andrews
Ind
Republican Gubernatorial Pool Heats Up With Candidates
The Marengo Sentinel notes Deems Kendall and a dozen others joining the field, all preparing for a busy race as major contenders enter the Republican gubernatorial pool.
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Marengo Sentinel
Democrat
Deems
Kendall
Gold Medal Haar jem Oil Capsules advertised as kidney health remedy
An old advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL Haar jem Oil Capsules as a safe gentle remedy for kidney liver bladder and stomach troubles. It claims three or four capsules daily restore vigor and health, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied and a note to get the original imported product at drug stores.
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W. Maitman CO
West Park Arc
John C. Hartman
A.W. Peterson
Treas
Gen'l Stgr
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Ph
Associated Press
Aneca
Waterloo
Washington DO
Munsey
GY Dearherty
New York
Philadelphia
Story, Brooks & Fintey
Congressional
Congress
House
Congressional Record
Senate
Brandegee
Dar
Brandeges
Kenyon
Camp Fe
William J. Bryan
League of Nations
League
General Council
Bryan
London Times
Epps
Wapelig County
Union
Gots
Cisnex
Wade Joes
Baueve
Audrence
Camille
Ella
TLE
Mrs. Hampton
H. J. Bowers
Firat Nations Bank
Tracy Citr
Boseman
Thrae
Wangler Bros
Joan H. Brittain
N.Y
Hood
W. E. Debe
Fourth and
Jefferson Streets
Over Town State Bank