Absent Treatment Fight Involves Bishop Cannon
Bishop Cannon of the southern Episcopal church, now in Paris, criticizes US inaction in Asia Minor and Florida context. Secretary Hughey counters, saying the US has acted vigorously within limits, avoiding force. Experts warn rushing in could trigger a wider war with Russia, India, or Japan. A complex balance of diplomacy and risk is highlighted amid US hesitancy.
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Bishop Cannon
Paris
United States
Asia Minor
Cannon
Hughey
Europe
Sam
Diplo Tracy
Uncle Sam
America
Russia
India
Probahi
Janan
Turkey
Fairness in Politics and Parking Problems in Iowa
The piece argues for even handed treatment of Col Brookhart amid Republican splits, noting Borah’s controversial Chicago visit and questioning party loyalty. It shifts to a Waterloo Waterloo parking issue, then praises Des Moines hosting and outlines urban parking finance ideas and a regional bankers’ stance at a recent convention.
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Cot. Brookhart
Brookhart
Pells
Col. Brookhart
Chicago
Eugene Debs
Iowa
United States
W. F E. Borah
Senator Borah
Senate
Harding
Republican Party
Borah
Moines
Teas Moin
Greenstoauntain
Bronchial Meditations Questions and Advice by Dr Brady
Dr Brady challenges the certainty of bronchitis diagnoses amid lingering chest soreness and coughs. He warns most so called bronchitis is unproven, urges careful examination, cautions against narcotic cough medicines, and shares reader questions on sex education, catching colds, and neuritis with brief answers and instruction for sending stamped envelopes for responses.
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Rand
Family dispute sparks visit from Jennie Wilkins
Imogene urges Andrew to host Jennie Wilkins and her two children amid marital strife. Andrew resists, stressing their shared home, while Jennie’s arrival leads to tension, a break in trust, and a chaotic night as repairs loom.
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Honor
Imogent
Jennie Wilkins
Andrew
Jim Wilkins
Jennie
Jim
Wilkins
Elvira Elwell
John Elwell
Closer Union for Agricultural Interests and Finance Aid
The article advocates welding institutions into a closer unit in connection with the agricultural interests of the country and stresses vital need for farmer access to finance. It notes the Cattle Congress display of Canada’s soil products and contrasts Minnesota’s lack of representation, urging favorable land prices and policy to keep development domestic.
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Nnance
Dominion of Canada
Canada
Minnesota
Dominion
George V Js
Burroughs Nature Club Notes About Readers Questions
A 1921 nature column invites questions on nature topics. Readers are told to send queries to the Nature Motes Dept for answers in tomorrow’s Nature Notes, with sample questions about sweet potatoes, sap sucker woodpeckers, and bee navigation.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin CO
Nature Motes
Flowers of the Western Region and Bird Nuisance Remedies
Readers recommend field guides for western wildflowers by Armstrong and Crenshaw, noting strong illustrations. A beaver nests by a raised floor inside its hut to drain before sleep. Crow blackbirds in fields spark debate on harm versus benefit, with opinions from Minot and Wright.
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Margaret Armstrong
Jutta
Crenshaw
North American Mountains
Rocky Mountain Region
Minot
Birds of
Fifty Years Ago In The Courier October 3 1872 Grapes and local notes
Fifty years ago in The Courier dated October 3 1872 the paper notes grape shipments from Fowler and Crittenden with confections of Concords. It previews November ballot questions on county supervisors and details obituaries, gas lamps illumination, and local transport issues. It also mentions a tragic train incident in Dubuque, a beauty display by a horse, and ongoing rail traffic concerns affecting passenger service.
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George R. Crittenden
George
Fowler & Crittenden
Grapes and town notes from the Waterloo Courier
The Waterloo Courier reports on Mrs. F R Harrison gifting grapes, Rev J Austin sending a basket from his vineyards, and Kinney opening a skating rink in Cascaden hall. It notes high school enrollment, a cow killed by a northbound train, coal prices rising, and veterans of the Civil War meeting in Des Moines with Adam Keller highlighted.
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Courier Family
F.R. Harrison
Waterloo West
George B. Kinney
Cascaden Hall
Commercial Street
Fr. J. Austin
Courier
Austin
Chicago
Premier animal Drone offered by Tennessee
Twenty years ago on Saturday October 4 1962 Henry Yords owner of the Waterloo pack of man training hounds received a flattering offer from Tennessee for his premier animal Drone. Also reported were the death of William D. Hartman at 39 from Addison's disease and other local notices including a marriage and a campaign chauffeur.
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Saturdy
Henry Yords
Waterloo
Tennessee
Drone
William D. Hartman
W. H. Hartman
The
Couriar
Doral Hartman
Jefferson Street
Jacob Ayers
Gilbertviile
DeSoto House
On the passing of bird dogs and prairie hunting days
An Iowa reader laments the decline of bird dogs and prairie chickens. The piece traces the transformation from wild uplands to farms and towns, noting how settlers and progress ended the era of pointers and setters and the old hunting culture. It reflects on changing landscapes from Clinton to Council Bluffs and the enduring pull of the hunt in modern times.
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Marshalltown
Ponto
Dakotas
Tne
Clinton
Conneil Bluffs
Council Bluffs
Ocean
Brain Test: Travel Time Between Towns Puzzle
Two travelers Will ie and Dusty depart from Joytown and Pleasantville respectively. Willie travels eighteen miles farther than Dusty before meeting. Willie then needs thirteen and a half hours to reach Pleasantville while Dusty needs twenty four hours to reach Joytown. Determine the distance from Pleasantville to Joytown.
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Willie
Joytown
Pheasantville
Dusty Rhodes
Pleasantville
Wille
Dusty
Pleasantville I
Abe Martin Notes New Groom Amid Local Buzz
Abe Martin reports Jake Bentley's daughter wed yesterday in a small local ceremony. The town buzzes as many comment on the groom and the surprising turnout while some guests remark on the unusual appearance of others at the event.
Winds of All Time by Frank L. Stanton
Poem reflects on harvest, sunlit fields, and country life with autumn imagery. It contrasts toil and joy and notes the world’s heart beating with thanksgiving while stressing personal conscience and responsibility.
Hunters and memory fade as old life yields to new
A reflective piece contrasts the fading hunter's memory and the passing of pioneer instincts with modern growth. It laments the loss of wildness amid schools farms cities and homes and questions which path will endure or lead to oblivion along the old beaten road. It urges turning toward preparedness for peace.
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National Newspaper Service
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Dubuque
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Rock Island
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Cedar Valley
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Bert Boies
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Iowa Veterans of the Civil War
Des Moines
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Andersonville
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J. L. Buechels
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Ruth Brandhorst
Hudson
W. P.thompson
J.P. McSweenay
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Iowa Falls
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Clara M. Conaty
A. H. Kellar
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