ANOTHER BATTLE COMING AND FEMALE BUCCANEERS
A long U S editorial page piece discusses looming commercial battles with Germany postwar, potential tariffs or wage reductions to counter German flood of cheap goods, and stresses the need for a united policy stance for Iowa. It also critiques suffragist actions by a few women and praises the Y M C A employment service in Waterloo. The writer notes tax time weariness and seasonal March weather as lighter thoughts among heavier national concerns.
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WH. Hartman
Wast Park Ave
John
Audit Bureau of Cire
ASSOC
Associated Press
Waterloo
Washington D. C
Munsey Bla
H.G. Dougherty
Correspondent. Org
Eens
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Stary, Brooks & Finley
Rep's
Germany
California
America
Iowa
Western Hemisphere
Wal
United States
Washington
White House
Bostos Columon
Mrs. Catt
Miss Anthony
Boston
W Ilson
Durance Vile
Ines
Iowa Editors Call for Conservation Parks in Ames Meeting
The Sioux City Journal notes the Iowa Conservation association convention at Ames increased public interest in safeguarding the state's historic and scenic geologic features as parks. Letters urge preservation for education, recreation, and heritage, stressing statewide impact and future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowa Conservation Association
Ames
First Sense of Self and Early Sensory Development
Fragmented observations from a 1910s psychology piece discuss how infants interpret sensations through touch and sight. It notes toddlers identify their own hands and feet, the development of self awareness via finger reading, eye contact, and body awareness, with early misidentifications and attempts to grasp their own or others’ bodies.
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Ubree
Ion
Firelchild
Palin
Assohands, Ciation, Inc
Health editor questions on home care and nursing
A medical column discusses a nurse in a patient's home, noting unsanitary dish handling, unclean teeth and gums, soiled linens, improper milk handling, and poor ventilation that may slow recovery. It emphasizes family vigilance in choosing competent care and includes a Q&A on electricity use oxygen deficiency enlarged veins and blushing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs.s
Mrs. I
Mrs. K
Mr. K
Side Talks on Solicitude and Its Social Costs
The author critiques excessive health worry and constant questions about illness, noting women exceed men in over solicitude. Excessive talk about disease and frequent inquiries foster secrecy and discomfort, turning care into irritation and prompting reticence among friends and strangers alike.
Unofficial Hero Rufus Shelton in France Letter
Dallas hero Corporal Rufus Shelton from Fannin County lies in France after urging his mother to endure. The letter, printed in Honey Grove Signal, shows a farmer boy ready to die for country and faith, praising sacrifice and duty as he faces the first American drive in the war. The Sioux City Journal notes America’s wealth cannot buy Bolshevism.
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Dallas
Texas
Rufus Shelton
Fannin County
France
Honey Grove
United States
Mother
State Press
Mr Good Ambition and Debs Farewell Ad Debate
Sioux City Journal reports Congress plans and the Sioux City Tribune notes the imper man Good seeks a presidential plant of Debs farewell ad. The piece suggests a special session and Good’s new role as chairman of the appropriations committee amid advertising being news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Good
Sioux City Journal
Congress
Sioux City Tribune
Good
Debs
Lowan
Appropriations Committee
Waterloo views: Shartcomings and street disorder
In Waterloo Iowa a citizen editor laments violations of street and sidewalk rules. He cites junk in public places, autos blocking yards, loud honking, and unsafe driving, urging enforcement or civic groups to adopt cleanup actions and fund repairs when city finances permit.
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Waterloo
Brain Tests by San Loyd No 14
A puzzle item presents two word lines: one line shows a sentence with one consonant removed, another line suggests restoring a missing vowel to make sense. The diagram depicts three quarrelsome neighbors arranging paths without crossing, illustrating a non intersecting layout.
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Ilzeout
Wing Wong and the Greedy Midas Tale
In Central China a boy named Wing Wong and his grandmother visit temples. A tale explains how greed turns a priest’s gold-making experiment into a golden statue of a miser, warning of the dangers of avarice and theft. The golden idol ends up at the temple as a cautionary relic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wing Wong
Little Wing Wong
China
Joss
Tiny Wing Wong
Nervous Prostration Relief Reported by West Philadelphia Woman
A West Philadelphia woman describes decades of nervous prostration and related ailments, credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health, and urges other women to try the remedy. She states she can now do housework and recommends contacting Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. for guidance based on their forty years of experience.
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West Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia K. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lyon
Mass
F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
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Mason City Globe-Gazette
Davenport
War Department
Council
Hyer Caesar
Brutus
Legislative Assembly
Towa
Havner and
Harding
I. Ce
Cc. A. W
Casrox
Dui
Miss
Miss Co
U. S
SAN Loyd
Loi
Sain Loyd
Art Ees MO
Wiite Resinol
Baltimore
Ohio
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