Japanese Aims and Iowa Politics Stir Public Debate
The column discusses Japan's wartime role and alleged pro German leanings cited by diplomats, alongside Iowa politics including Gov. Harding and Rathbun pardon scrutiny. It notes delays in the Thirty-eighth General Assembly due to probes, road bills, and secretary of state inquiries, with calls for reform and public accountability.
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England
France
America
Japan
Ming
Congressional Record
Fujler
Boston
M. Delaney
Jsuppori
Germany
United States
Vlndigoscok
Paris
Iowa
Great Britain
Rathbun
Altho
Ida Grove
Harding
General Assembly
Secretary of
Thirty-eighth General Assembly
Cocaine Madness and Racial Misconceptions Rise in Public Discourse
An article discusses cocaine’s violent effects on behavior and links it to crime, then shifts to racist generalizations about Black people and crime, blaming alcohol and cocaine use for savagery in urban and industrial settings. It ends with a brief reader Q and A on acne.
Eyes and Selfhood in Infant Development
The piece explains how infants develop self awareness through eye contact and mirror recognition. It describes reflexes and practices around eye movement and expressions, including how babies mimic and react to others eyes, and how sunglasses or glasses affect a child's perception of faces. It warns adults to avoid criticizing such play to prevent lasting habits.
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Mathar
Flut
the Parents Association, Inc
Four Ways People React When A Player Talks Across The Board
The writer outlines four responses to a habitual card player who comments during play. 1) Rave about it behind her back. 2) Hint at her indirectly by mentioning others. 3) Refuse to play with her. 4) Tell her frankly and kindly that the habit is unfair. The piece notes fairness versus effectiveness and recalls a failed criticizing attempt.
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ACTOS
Son Tal
Mrs. Y
The Sandman Story by Mrs F Walker
A stray dog named Rags, loyal to Toodles, faces rejection by a stylish mother who wants to banish him. The scene shifts as Toodles, in a bustling city, strolls with the French nurse and a baby carriage, while Rags contemplates an uncertain future amid the crowd.
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Rags
Aby Toodles
Toodles
Hags
Chas
Tim
Tondles
Toodles and Rags Save Baby From Plunging Carriage
A baby’s carriage careens down a hill as a horse and wagon loom. Rags the dog leaps into action, guarding the child from danger. A crowd and police escort Toodles and the nurse home while the mother vows Rags will stay in the family.
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Aga
Toodjas
Deepla
Rags
Toodles
Ray
Why coal is to be higher
Governor Sproul questions the cause of rising anthracite coal prices amid ample supply. Despite mild winter and high output, no shortages exist and prices climb monthly, with operators lacking valid excuses such as labor or rail congestion to justify higher costs for consumers.
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New York World
Gov. Sproul
Pennsylvania
Iowa plan to probe high living costs faces skepticism
Burlington Hawk-Eye notes a Des Moines lawmaker proposes a three member commission from each house to study the high cost of living but critics doubt its passage and efficacy. Sioux City Journal adds that more people fear tax burdens than the absence of them.
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Burlington
Iowa Commission
Sioux City Journal
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd
Puzzle column presents a quick test asking readers to spell names of little pictures then perform add and subtract steps to reveal the name of a six animal. The item emphasizes mental tricks and wordplay typical of Loyd's style.
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Sam Loyd
State to Enter Cement Business Signals Road Funding Strain
Marshalltown Times-Republican notes Iowa senate proposal to authorize the State Board of Control to contract for all cement and crushed stone to meet a looming road-building boom. With $8 million a year from federal aid and new road legislation, bidders may need material guarantees, prompting discussion of state control to stabilize prices and supply. The piece compares to California’s early bond issue and warns Iowa may face material shortages unless the state acts.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Iowa Senate
State Board of Control
Bea
California
Highway Commission
Iowa
State Highway Commission
Doctor Urged an Operation in Baltimore Woman Recovers
A Baltimore woman recalls years of organic troubles and nervous headaches. Her sister suggested Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, which she took for five bottles and credits with curing her condition and restoring work to her life.
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Baltimore
Lydia EB Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Nellim B. Bere Tingham
Calverton Rd
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Glimpse of Prohibition Era Commentary in Local Papers
The text cites Mills advocating price regulation and mentions the American and National Leagues, with references to the Anti-Saloon League. It includes a Waverly Democrat note on “The Girl Across the Way” and soldiers’ welcome gowns, reflecting social attitudes of the period.
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Mason City Globe-Gazette
Waverly Democrat
Mother’s Friend Promises Easier Childbirth For Expectant Mothers
An old advert claims the preparation Mother’s Friend eases pregnancy and delivery by relaxing muscles and reducing pain. It says women for decades have used it to lessen bearing down, nerves, and stretch pains, while keeping breasts and skin in good condition. The ad urges writing Bradfield Regulator Co in Atlanta for a Motherhood Book and to buy a bottle from a local druggist.
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Mother
Bradfield Regulator Company
Dept. P. Lamar
Atlanta
Georgia
Zemo Promise of Clear Skin at Local Drugstore
Zemo offers clear healthy skin by treating pimples blackheads blotches eczema and ringworm with a clean antiseptic liquid that dries quickly and stains nothing. Available at drug stores for 35% or a large bottle at $1.00. E W Rose Co Cleveland guarantees dependable relief.
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E. W. Rose
Cleveland
Breathing Technique in Cold Weather Boosts Warmth Recall
The reader notes that deep breathing through the nose in cold air can help a person feel warmer. This suggestion emphasizes controlled inhalation to improve perceived warmth in chilly conditions.
Dr Kings New Discovery Reliefs Coughs And Colds
Coughs colds and bronchial attacks are eased by Dr Kings New Discovery with soothing membranes loosening phlegm and quiet sleep. Available in 60c and 1.20 dollar sizes. Sold by all druggists since 1869.
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Soromuscle
Better Than Calomel Dr Edwards Olive Tablets
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets present a mild laxative replacing calomel for liver and bowel issues. They claim quick relief without harming teeth, gums, or causing after effects and promise to clear dullness and restore energy. Sold by druggists.
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Dr. Edwards
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