Speed and Strikes Prompt Calls for Traffic Caution
A Waterlog column argues coal strike costs fall on consumers and condemns mine owners for passing losses to the public. It notes a fatal high speed crash near Marshalltown where a Ford and a motorcycle, both at 50 mph, collide, underscoring dangers of rapid driving and urging speed costs be reassessed.
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West Park
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Hartman
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Daly
Associated Press
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Dougherty
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Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Ferrors
Jatier
Geoney
Ness
Olvuck
Marshalltown
Rheing
Bankers liable for farmer's loss in stock case
Florie Faust, a farmer near Lawler Jawa, recovered $5000 from two bankers who allegedly advised him to buy worthless stocks. The jury found the bankers primarily responsible for Faust's loss, saying they should make good his misfortune due to their commissions and knowledge of the securities' doubtful character.
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Florie Faust
Lawler
Jawa
Faust
Busine
Havinec
Europe
Jericho
United States
Europa
Conservation of Tonsils and Public Health QandA
Personal Health Service by Dr William Brady replies to letters about throat care and tonsil conservation. Topics include avoiding antiseptics, conservative tonsil treatment, X rays for enlarged tonsils, ductless gland therapy, and cautions on improper remedies.
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William Brady
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Brady
William’ Brady
Sunburn and Skin Peeling Sparks Unusual Courtship
Andrew hides sunburned arms after fishing while Imogene secretly indulges a fascination with peeling the skin. She admits she enjoys helping skin peel, even joking about deeper desires, as he resists yet continues the odd exchange in a domestic setting.
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Andrew
Imogene
Bret
Nature Notes Q&A prompts readers to send questions
Burroughs Nature Club invites readers to send questions on nature topics to the Nature Notes Department. The column promises answers in tomorrow's issue and poses three questions about animal behavior and bird life.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Hougitton
Copsmight
Nature Notes
Odd Gardening Tips and Fish Facts From a Vintage Query
The excerpt offers gardening advice on feeding a plant with soil loosening, fertilizer, and rotted manure, plus a method of sinking nourishment below ground. It then discusses sardines, noting European naming origins and Pacific uses, and explains bird ear anatomy with auricular coverings and owl ear adaptations.
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Sardinia
A Sweet Old Story of Endurance and Hope
Fragmentary verse reflects a resilient view of life as a sweet old story despite storms. The speaker insists on joy, faith, and onward journey, contrasting material wealth with simple gratitude and the promise of dawn after darkness.
Radio in the Home by Henry M Neely
An illustrated piece shows a hack saw blade in a clamp as a visual aid to demonstrate the oscillating circuit principle. The image and caption explain how the setup models radio frequency oscillations in a home radio system.
Understanding Oscillation in Circuits Through a Hack Saw Analogy
The piece explains electrical oscillation using Captain Leon Richmond's analogy of a hack saw blade vibrating in a circuit with inductance and capacitance. It describes energy input, charge movement, rest points, and how stiffness and capacity shape frequency, likening mechanical motion to electrical oscillation in L and C.
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Leon Richmond
Richmond
Ricnmond
Si Conyright
Public Ledger Company
Queen Forces Dwarf Prison And Turns Him To Frog
The queen and fairies trap a dwarf after he tormented their subjects. Goblins are driven off, the dwarf is bound and banished to a cave as a green frog with the beard removed. The queen warns future mischief will turn him to stone.
The Long Bearded Dwarf Part II
The fairies await as goblin and gnome troubles prompt the queen to help. The goblin envoy begs aid against the dwarf who has tormented them, and the queen promises to capture the dwarf. The next night the white beard appears above the trees to search for hidden goblins and gnomes.
Iowa Editors Report on Married Women Citizenship Bill
Sioux City Journal notes a congressional bill granting independence of married women’s citizenship from husbands. Women would not lose citizenship by marriage unless renunciations occur, with exceptions for marriages to ineligible aliens. Aliens marrying naturalized citizens would not gain citizenship automatically. The current rule linked a wife’s status to her husband’s citizenship.
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Sioux City Journalz
Congress
Lemon Freckle Bleach Cream Ad
A faded ad touts a home remedy using two lemons and Orchard White to create a quarter pint of facial lotion. It claims freckles and blemishes will bleach away with daily massage to the face neck arms and hands, promising a clear soft white complexion.
Immigration laws curb stream of skilled workers toward the nation
The new immigration laws effectively shut out the steady flow of skilled workmen who have arrived from foreign shores over the years. With many skilled workers reaching middle age, few young men remain to join trades unless steps are taken to encourage youth to enter these occupations.
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