Hawthorne kin's moral tale tainted by mining fraud
The essay contrasts Julian Hawthorne's conviction for involvement in a mining stock bubble with his father Nathaniel Hawthorne's literary legacy. It treats the younger Hawthorne's career shift, motives, and the clash between fame and finical missteps as a somber historical observation, noting the broader context of public discourse on responsibility and culture. The piece also critiques economic policy and urban progress, linking literary scandal to societal challenges.
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Nathaniel Hawthorne
Hawthorne
America
Julian Hawthorne
Iit
What is the matter with Iowa Legislation
A political commentary argues Iowa loses population faster than rivals due to artificial state conditions. It cites census comparisons with Minnesota Indiana New Jersey and New York and questions laws and governance. It warns that outdated school and other laws hinder prosperity and foreshadows potential reforms by the current legislature.
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Iowa
Towa
Minnesota
Indiana
New Jersey
United States
March Roars In Then Holds On To Its Weather Mark
A compact reading notes March arrived with lionlike punch and hints it may calm later, yet the month shows no promises of retreat. The record emphasizes unsettled weather and lingering uncertainty about seasonal change.
Spirit of the Iowa Press No Longer Brims With Ideas
Davenport Times notes Cuba’s attempted general amnesty law met quick resistance from Secretary Bryan who warned President Gomiez the United States would not permit such action. The piece reflects a shift away from anti-imperialist sentiment and signals evolving U.S. stance.
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Travenport Times
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Gomiez
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Ponderous Personages Robert Bruce
Robert Bruce, born 1274, famed as a towering Scottish king who defied Edward I. The text portrays his battles, crown claim, Bannockburn victory, and peaceful death in 1329, likening him to a nation shaping figure akin to Washington with limited Franklin and Hamilton legacy.
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Bruce
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Bannockburn
Robert I
England
George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Alexander Hamilton
Ungrateful legislators snub good roads plea in Des Moines
A burning issue lingers in the office of the secretary of state as lawmakers in Des Moines face pressure for a satisfactory good roads law. The editor criticizes ungrateful legislators, noting the public's valuable information from newspapers and urging action.
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Grambly
Manson
Iowa
Council Bluffs
Des Moines
Auto Truck Saves Money in Iowa Fire Losses
The Iowa City Republican reports a new auto truck and chemical engine saved between 500 and 1000 yesterday morning and over two months cut fire losses by at least 2500, possibly double. It is expected to save about 15000 yearly, though some oppose its purchase as an election issue.
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Towa City
Minnesota Game Birds Debate in Northwest Reform
A Minnesota senator from the northwest region criticizes the state's handling of game birds. He notes a close season exists but infers that periodic interdiction whets ruthless destruction during the open season. The discussion centers on expanding game bird elimination privileges.
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Christian Science Monitor
Minnesota
Northwest
Senate
Danderine Hair Promises Lustrous Soft Weaving Shine
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine for quick hair styling with a single application. It claims the product cleanses dust and dandruff, soothes itching, and can stimulate new hair growth after weeks of use, with promised dramatic improvements in hair fullness and softness.
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Mae
Knowlton
Open season proposal aims to broaden hunting limits in Minnesota
A Minnesota senator backs an earlier open season including Labor Day to boost posterity duties and spur public action. Dr. William T. Hornaday advocates strict limits, five year closes on quail and shore birds, a $20 license for non natives, and a large southern state game refuge. He warns of near extinction for bobwhite and prairie chicken. moose and other species face decline. North Dakota imposes ten year closes on prairie chicken and broad protections. If Minnesota adopts Hornaday’s plan, the senator could become a public benefactor despite intent.
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Dakotas
William T. Hornaday
Northwest
Hornaday
North Dakota
Memory cupboards in which to store comforting news
Ruth Cameron writes about memory cupboards in which friends store personal bits for each other. A woman saves compliments, news, and playful verses to share, enriching conversations and strengthening friendships. The habit may start from caring for a semi invalid mother and grows into a valued, deliberate practice.
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Dorzen
Misa
Health Rhymes A to H for children’s health
A poem teaching kids health basics through simple letters. It links adenoids and breathing to coughs and doctors, urging fresh air and outdoor play as ways to fight illness. Strong imagery connects health with daily habits and care by adults.
ABCs of Health Seals Promote Winter Well Being Lesson
A vintage children’s health primer lists letters from I to Y with phrases about clean air milk nature windows joy and good health. It frames healthy living and hygiene in simple alphabet lines tied to Winter and Christmas seals themes.
Fragmentary 1920s lines from club chatter and ads
Odd r‑hyme dialogue from Anti Tuberculosis Committee notes in New York State federation material. Mentions flats with kitchenette VA cellarette and a suffragette in mine. Courier ad copy hints at savings. text appears garbled and fragmentary.
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New York
Jones
Smith
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