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High priced pictures and the road to wiser investments
A satirical critique of speculation on stocks and bonds in Iowa arguing money spent on risky equities could fund durable highway construction. The piece notes large sums invested in dubious ventures and contrasts with needed state roads, while weaving broader remarks on currency use and government policy. It references Canada Britain and Bolshevik policy to illustrate economic folly and political tensions.
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Dickens
Iowa
Towa
Tuna
Health Talks on Atrophic Rhinitis by Dr Huber
Health Talk by John B Huber addresses ozena a chronic dry nose and throat condition. Causes include extremely dry air hot heaters and irritants creating odorous crusts. outlines nasal atrophy progression and common complications. urges treatment via local measures and reference to his catarrh article. Readers may mail stamps and self addressed envelopes for the article.
Tam Tired and The Busy Day of Imogene
Andrew returns home exhausted from a long day as Imogene recounts her whirlwind afternoon filled with housework sewing hospital board work laundering and organizing. He interrupts protesting he is tired of hearing her justify endless tasks and claims she does not know real work. Primarily a domestic scene highlighting competing perceptions of labor.
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Andrew
Imogene
Canada
CG Tak Asi
Britain
Dominion of
Ington
Tmorene
United States
Glaira
Sarah
Jennie
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Jessie
The Weather Folks by Frank L. Stanton
A short verse reflecting on weather, work and gratitude. It contrasts complaints in rain with cheer in sunshine, noting life continues as the world turns. Heralds a hopeful view of enduring weather patterns and the need for thanksgiving amid change. The piece also hints at spiritual reflections and rural wisdom through brief lines about heaven and wilderness.
Racdy Coon Gets Even With Me Portents of a Duck Trick
Mr Fox prepares a roast duck after trapping meat and honey. Racey Coon returns at night and swaps a real duck for a fake sawdust bird. Fox discovers the swap when earth stains reveal Racey’s steps, proving the neighbor’s wits outsmarted him.
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Mr. Fox
Racey
Facey
Racey Coon
Untitled fragment on fashion and eating places crowding streets
A fragmented remark notes that young men increasingly resemble clothing ads and that many people now display sand hour front style, while numerous eating establishments adopt similar looks and trends.
Taxation of stock dividends debated in Iowa house
Davenport Times reports Republican members of the house Ways and Means committee favor a tax on stock dividends. The move aims to raise revenue for soldiers' bonuses and fix a revenue flaw after the supreme court ruled such dividends could not be taxed as income. If approved, stock dividend tax will end free tax status, garner popularity, and curb criticism. Preston Times notes a scan of Republican candidates.
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Imperial Foreign Office
Canada
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Britain
Ganadge
England
Davenport
House
Ways and Means Committee
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Moore Endorsed for Governor in Cedar Rapids Spirit
A Cedar Rapids endorsement backs E. B. Moore for governor, praising his clean record and leadership. The note urges Republican readers to rally to his support amid concerns about Wilson era policies. The Webster City Freeman Journal cites Daniels praising Wilson's naval stance as bold and effective.
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E.B. Moore
Cedar Rapids
Moore
Wilson
Webater City Freeman-Journal
Daniels
Nature Notes Questions on environment and perception
A brief teaser notes John Burroughs asks three questions in Nature Notes about whether environment colors animals, if a turkey can anticipate a hawk before a man, and the fawn lily's habit of repl anting itself. Answers promised in tomorrow's issue.
Canary eggs in captivity and squirrel toe use in climbing
The text asks if a caged canary will lay eggs and describes how squirrels use their hind feet when climbing trees, noting that hind feet extend to the rear in descending. It wonders who has observed a red or gray squirrel running up and down, implying differences in foot position during ascent versus descent.
Orchard bloom travels from Carolinas to New England in yearly wave
Fragmentary OCR describes orchard tree blossoms advancing northward across the country. It notes blooms reaching the Potomac in March, moving to New Jersey a week later, then spreading through New York and New England by May and June, with regional timing.
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Carolinas
Potomac
New Jersey
New York
New England
Vandy
Freezone corn treatment advertisement promises painless removal
An old advertisement touts Freezone as a sensational Cincinnati invention that quickly lifts and removes corns and calluses. It claims a few drops stop pain instantly, letting users lift the corn out with no soreness, with a tiny bottle costing only a few cents at drug stores.
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Cincinnati
Blood medicine backed by a druggist’s trusted choice
J G C Mendenhall of Evansville Indiana promotes Number 40 For The Blood as a tested remedy he uses personally and recommends for malaria fevers and diverse blood related ailments. He claims the product cures rheumatism catarrh constipation kidney stomach and liver troubles based on long experience and home use. Wangler Brothers sell the item.
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J. GC. Mendenhall
Evansville
Ind
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