Decline in prices eyed as postwar readjustment unfolds
An Iowa perspective by George M. Reynolds argues prices across farm and factory should fall toward a new balanced level within a year. He stresses european demand, wage and producer tensions, and the need for a fair purchasing power alignment while noting Germany’s neutral stance in Poland Russia tensions and the evolving German political landscape.
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George M. Reynolds
Continental and Comomercial National Bank of Chicago
Iowa
Europe
German Policy Mood Seen In Invasion Timing
The article argues that German policy shows symptomatic radicalism only when convenient for invasion aims, while being controlled or artificial otherwise. It claims German actions are shaped to serve immediate needs, with rabid posturing used as a tactic.
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Germany
Mexico Hopes for Stable Regime Under Obregon
Editorial expresses hope that Gen. Obregon’s 1924 inauguration will bring improvement over Diaz era. It notes lingering revolutionaries and potential conflicts, cautions Mexico must align with the United States to gain support, and wishes Obregon the necessary resolve and leadership.
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Mexico
Diaz
Qhregon
Texas
Fire Prevention Day Mentioned As Object Lesson
The note voices skepticism about limiting fire risk to a single day and urges daily prevention. It recalls past shortages like sugar rationing to remind consumers to conserve and stay vigilant against the fire hazard.
Health Talks and a King's Mission Bread Crisis
A health column features Dr. Huber on dietary needs for his mission fields, with satire on a missionary cook and bread quality. The essay ties in a Q and A about double cousin marriage, medical views, and social caution alongside a biblical Jephthah and Gibeonite anecdote about the term shibboleth and a sports analogy.
Princess Zella Marries Prince Tanto in A Poor Wives Tale
The tale follows Prince Tanto who seeks a wife from the poor, spares no expense for riches, and selects Princess Zella who pretends poverty to win him. They marry with no feast, as Tanto vows to save money for old age and a future kingdom. Continued next issue.
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Friend Wife Comic Exchange on Open Sesame Shibboleth
A light exchange unfolds between Andrew and Imogene about the Senleys buying a mansion on Herkimer Street. They joke on society and money with baseball metaphors and a reference to shibboleth and open sesame. The dialogue hints at class and social aspirations.
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Nature Notes by John Burroughs
Nature Notes discusses animal behavior and seasonal plant growth with questions about wounded ducks foxes and chickadees and how the hickory buds form in late summer. The piece reflects on predators entrapment and the instinctive caution of wildlife.
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Nature
John Burroughs
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Ares
The Hopeful Brother in Morning Light
A poetic reflection on turning sorrow into hope as night gives way to dawn. The speaker vows to cheer the way by hoping for the best and finding light beyond tears. The verse frames life as a cycle where suns rise after setting, and daily sorrow yields to a brighter morn.
Local Nosh: Hundred-Year-Old Gem Menu Item Priced Ninety-Two Cents
A quirky note mentions a waiter and a liver sandwich priced at ninety-two cents at the Little Gem restaurant. The author jokes about women covering their ears, reflecting old-time diners’ banter.
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Little Gem Restarant
Stuck in His Own Mud as Moore Sparks Cox Charges
The Marshalltown Times Republican reports Mr. Moore failed to prove charges against Gov. Cox and grew angry when pressed. The piece notes Cox, a presidential candidate, faces an awkward position before the American public.
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Marshalltown Times Republican
Moore
Cox
Theodore Rosevelt
Political Spats and Labor Claims Roil State House
Des Moines Capital reports consternation as Clyde Herring’s speeches spark debate over salaries for statehouse staff. Stenographers earn about 100 dollars monthly, scrubwomen 140, and janitors 90 to 35, with concerns whether Herring’s remarks will affect Midland or Associated Packing stocks and his election chances.
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Des Moines
Statehouse
Clyde Herring
Ford
Deathbed Repentance and Political Criticism
Davenport Times notes the Justice Department orders 324 contractors prosecuted to counter war contract waste. The piece accuses Palmer of bias toward grafters amid Democratic aims. Sioux City Journal cites Gov. Cox rejecting Grey’s influence, while Council Bluffs Nonpareil questions Cox’s saintliness.
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Wilson
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Visount Grey
Jan Christian Smuts
South Africa
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Nettie
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Satan
Danderine Ends Hair Loss and Boosts Beauty Claims
A historical advertisement proclaims Danderine stops hair from shedding and doubles its beauty. It markets a scalp and hair tonic with bold claims of rapid improvement and increased vitality, urging readers to try the product for thicker, healthier hair.
Washington House Opinion Sparks Reversal Debate
A controversial House in Washington faces reversal as discussions note a politician’s influence shaping the outcome. Campaign spending by Democrats and Republicans is expected to be high, while Cox’s long journey demands funds. Local observers describe a scene of doubt and public curiosity over the source of money and a nearby incident involving a man carrying what appeared to be whisky.
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Europe
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Poland
Lenine
Russia
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Washington, D. C
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Republicana
Cox
California Syrup of Figs Ad Promotes Freezone Corn Remedy
An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative and then markets Freezone as a quick corn remover. It claims a small bottle costs only a few cents and can remove hard and soft corns between toes and calluses without irritation.
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