Japanese politics and auto registration shift in Iowa
A Coast-to-coast column covers Mrs Harding's social rule for senators wives, Japan’s emperor's power woes, and a new Iowa auto registration plan. It explains reg numbers by county, county 12 for Black Hawk, and adds county codes to plates starting 1922 along with logic for identifying origin during traffic stops.
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Black Hawk County
Adair
Black Hawk
Polk
Woodbury
Scott
Linn
Pottawattamie
Boone
Tama
Polk County
Infantile paralysis explained and prevents measures advised
Health Talks by Dr John B Huber explains infantile paralysis. The germ discovered by Flexner at Rockefeller Institute is spread through secretions and carried to nerve ganglia causing acute anterior poliomyelitis. Preventive serum may be developed and health departments push prevention and treatment efforts.
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Flexner
Rockefeller Institute
New York
Robert Louis Stevenson
Lewis
Noguchi
Lovett
Boston
Anderson
Frost
United States Public Health Service
Friend Wife by Rob Fulkerston
In Cafe Royal a tense table discussion unfolds about Billy Price and his broken engagement to Mabel. Imogene explains Price’s overbearing affection and a costly misunderstanding over a dress gift, showing the couple’s rift and Mabel’s rejection.
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Billy Price
Andrew
Cafe Royal
Imogene
Mabel
Billy
Afterthoughts on Winter Life and Civic Progress
The column notes recurring cold waves and argues that fines fail to deter illicit liquor sellers, urging city cleanup. It cites Mr. Bryan predicting a world arms session and Prof. Michelson claiming discoveries of superstars not in Hollywood. Davenport Elks plan an old fashioned dance.
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Elks
Davenport
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Offers Qs On Birds And More
The Nature Notes column collects reader questions on wildlife and home questions. Topics include bird lists for Waterloo, bears attacking humans, monox ide in garages, Thanksgiving markets, book week value, and a local bear for sale Creston Georgia. Answers promised in tomorrow's Nature Notes.
The Guarded Heights College Election Clash
George Morton navigates college politics as he faces rival clubs and a pivotal election. Wandel maneuvers to push a club slate while Goodhue and Allen back him, testing friendships, loyalty, and the path to leadership amid campus power plays.
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Betty
Goodhue
Allen
Ianenter
Tee Wall
Eli Planter
George
Bailly
Lambert
Morton
Sylvia
208Th
Wander
Stringham
Green
Orj
Georges
Hue
Jman
Wandel
Dalrymple
Goodrue
Pir
Wand
Dick Goodhue
Alien
Dickinson Hall
Oru Colete
Wendel
Gesorre
Rogers
Yale
Tarvard
George Morton
Answers to Questions on Rabbits Insects and Bird Colors
A reader asks about bathing pet rabbits in summer noting it may be unsafe. The piece explains katy dids are grasshopper like insects with bright green bodies and long antennae. It also discusses why birds differ in color, suggesting pigments and diet influence tones and that robin and bluebird are thrushes.
We Should Have Known by Frank L. Stanton
Poem reflecting on wintry days and failed dreams with lines on springtime, love, and the past. The piece includes dialect verse about rain in De Land and the unjust, noting trouble outlasting the downpour and people clinging to reputation and umbrellas.
Thrown into Chaos at Confrontation
In a tense scene George realizes the demand for recognition from Goodhue triggers a sudden outburst. A dozen hands pull him down as voices shout for him to stay quiet. The moment ends with an unresolved clash.
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George
Goodhue
Correct English Don’t Say and Say corrections
The guidance contrasts wrong forms with corrected phrases such as You should not blame him You should not blame him I used to be able to repeat the whole of Thanatopsis We have chosen him as our chairman I saw him yesterday I haven’t seen her since last Monday The corrected version uses proper capitalization and standard past and perfect forms.
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Thanatopsis
Donday
Kenyon seen as likely to win renomination in party vote
Jarrell Herald reports Senator Kenyon faces accusations of frequent Democratic voting. The piece suggests he will be regarded as a solid Republican next year and expected to be renominated by near unanimous support.
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Japan
Ostens
Jin
Yoshohita
Kenyon
Jarrell Herald
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