Wreck testimony and farming policy dominate editorials
In Lakehurst inquiries Capt Heinen and Col Mitchell fault air organization and weather data for aviator safety. The paper argues for better meteorological support and personnel reforms. It also critiques expansion in farming, urging efficient land use, controlled expansion, and focus on productivity over growth, citing Secretary Jardine. Hagen reportedly earns $60,000 yearly for golf.
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Lakehurst
M J
Washington
Anton Heinen
Naval ‘Board
Shenandoah
William Mitchell
Baye
Heimen
Lansdowne
Helnen
Col
Mitchell
Ayoard
Weather Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Army
Navy
Heinen
Ainchell
Jardine
Widow and Daughters Run Local Newspaper
A widow in western Iowa and her five daughters edit and assist in the Whiting Argus. The oldest daughter leads as editor, the next plans to take over, with each remaining daughter trained for future help. The piece notes education as essential and comments on a woman-led newspaper.
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Iowa
Jet Whiting
Whiting Argus
Appalling Iowa marriage ineligibles prompt action
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports 100000 Iowans ineligible for marriage, per the state child welfare bureau. The board will forward lists to counties. many more remain unclassified, impacting crime trends and state policy discussion. The piece contrasts Hoover with Franklin, notes parole system concerns, and mentions auto theft and youth crime themes across several editorials and reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Kendall
Iowa
Child Welfare Bureau
State Board of Control
Control Board
Cancer dangers and signs by Dr Williams Brady
Dr Brady outlines cancer types from skin cancers to sarcoma and internal cancers, noting prevalence, nonhereditary nature, and that early surgical removal offers the best chance. He lists stomach cancer symptoms and urges exploratory operation when middle aged patients show persistent dyspepsia and weight loss.
The Surprising Sex Concerning the Action
Wealthy congressman Blake rises in politics after marrying Julie Latimer and facing rivals. Anna Denniston plots to win Blake, while Julie endures lonely Washington life. Julie enjoys society with a first kiss of power, as Anna bides her time awaiting a turn. Blake’s re election brings a new chapter in the political and social web.
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John Bike
Congress
Julie Latimer
Horace Latimer
Blake
Anna Denniston
Julie
Jimmy Philips
Philips
Washington
Ecarly
Anna
Cranston
Hinke
Johan Blake
Oice
Alina Tres
Morse
Cupid
Manna
Anet
Thoreness
Ele
Latimer
Juliel
Jenningses
John
Juke
Arabella Teaches Uncle Wiggily a Pie Trick
Arabella the chicken joins Uncle Wiggily for a playful tale in which Arabella gathers small apples to create a pie instead of juggling them. Charlie expects a trick and laughs at first, but Uncle Wiggily and Arabella share a tasty ending with a warm, humorous moment.
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Arabella
Charlie
Uncle Wiggily
Ara‘bella
Jackie Bow Wow
Jackie
Rabbit Gentlemen
Uncle
Bunny
Abe Martin on Prices and Compliments
The column notes that nearly everything seems cheap beside the rising cost of a car and that people feel the sting when they buy. It also observes that compliments are often a shallow, forced gesture rather than genuine praise.
Ain't It a Grand and Glorious Feelin
A fragmented line of text describes a scene with affectionate words and a playful tone, mentioning a person brushing hair and lifting a small dog as a beloved companion. The garbled source resembles an informal caption or overheard speech.
Nature Q and A from Burroughs Club 1928
Questions from the Houghton Mifflin Natura Notes panel ask about identifying a large mouth bass marks weight of a lion and a small gray brown bird with a horned tuft. Answers promised in tomorrow's Natura Notes column.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin CO
Natura Notes Dept
Tam
Birds versus insects and Arctic animal color facts
A miscellaneous note on whether birds outrun insects and how insects escape. It also describes a small red bellied brown snake found near rocks and asks for species ID. Additional questions touch on arctic animals turning white and a remark about terrible manuscripts from Living Age.
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United States
Rockies
Terrarium
Simone
Ben Johnson
Koreans living in cave houses driven by unemployment
Reports from Seoul indicate more than 3,000 residents now live in cave dwellings, a return to primitive living amid severe economic hardship. Authorities worry over the situation and plan relief measures to curb the core-digging lifestyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokia
Seoul
Korea
Four Sisters Tie School Attendance Record Across Iowa
Four sisters named Peshak from Manly Iowa completed their entire public school course from primary to high school without a single absence or tardy and then finished college. Irene and Lorene twins later graduated from Upper Iowa University and pursued lyceum work. Bonnie and Joy earned degrees at State University and Northwestern University and joined an acting company. The tale mirrors a remarkable 17 mile daily trek story from Lovina, reported earlier.
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Bes Moines
Steve Masick
Lovina
W. H. Gemmill
State Board of Education
Mastek
Manly
Peshak
Irene
Lorene
Bonnie
Jor
Torene
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Chicago Lyceum Arty Conservatory
Lyceum
Chautauqua Eirenits
Trene
Floyd Fraser
Chautauqua
Hoeg
Garner
J. P. Schmidt
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Corrice
Wartman Co
Courier Hide
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St. Talephons
John C. Hartman
Cief
Jackson McCoy
Treas
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Gonus
Associated Press
United Press International
Associated
Bureau of Circulation
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Representatives
iScents
Walter Hagen
Hoover
Franklin
Des Moines Capitol
Mr. Hoover
Muscatine Journal
Parole Board
Masonitr Globe-Gazette
Eure
Marshalltown
Calliaux
Maline
Dispatch
Molina
Williams Brady, M. D
Dr. Brady
Willian Brady
Uncle Wiggily and
Howard R. Garis
Shakespeare
Ben
Arnold Bennett
Anatole
France
Dostoevsky
Historical Museum
Moscow
Rachel
Abe Martin
AMD
Touq
Mey, Or
Caues
Goffstown
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Los Answeles
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