Transportation and anger in daily life and policy
The piece argues that transportation costs dominate modern production by raising farm and fruit prices through high shipping costs. It contrasts rail tariffs with cheaper power and road improvements, urging investment in infrastructure to lower consumer prices. It also discusses a lecture on psychoneurology, linking anger to health effects and describing the subconscious mind's influence on the body.
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W. OH
Hartaian
West Par
Sulin
Hartman
Petersen
Dalby
Chet
Marless
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
Be &Ll
Focal News
Neres
Svt Gee
Dougherty
Washington, D
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
iBtery, Brooks & Finley
Rep's
Vermont
Michigan
Commission House
Towa
Whiel
Illinois
Wanver
Serena
Burroughs Nature Club Notes on Mind and War View
A Nature Club note mix discusses mind body balance and national duty in wartime context. It cites Pope Pius and Rudyard Kipling, mentions U S war effort and leaders, then shifts to readers questions about wildlife care and plant life with brief Q A on birds, chicks and termites.
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Pius XE
Rudyard Kipling
America
Sean
United States
Europe
Twele Bam
Germany
England
France
Rudyard
Sleep Walking and Night Behavior by Dr William Brady
Medical column discusses sleep walking and talking, comparing it to hypnotism and subconscious drives. It covers eye reactions, expression, and advice for caretakers, plus Q A on nursing studies worms myopia and mail-answered health questions.
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Brady
William Hrady
Friend Wife by Rob Fulkerston
Andrew explains to Imogene how installment plans drain income as he lists items bought on credit. She accuses him of poor money sense while they joke about moving pictures and industry figures. The dialogue reveals marital tensions over finances and shopping habits.
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T. Bo
le Youn
Andrew
Inogene
Imogene
Jone
Imogens
Moving Pictures
Olive Thomas
Moving Picture
Barnum & Bailey
Olive ‘Thomas
Barnum and Bailey
Miss You From the Light and Lament of Beauty
Poem fragment and comic aside: a lyric about missing someone’s voice amid sunlit plains and skies, followed by a jokey Gospel-tinged reflection on heaven’s road and Adam’s first sight of trouble. Includes lines by Frank L. Stanton and a rural preacher bit.
Abe Martin Sees Prosperity Jest or Corner Jest
Some folks claim a prosperity jest lies ahead while others insist it is jest around the corner. The camera would only look to shows it could make a lot of money.
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Prosperty
Tama Herald
Kipling and the American dollar in foreign views
A mixed column of opinions on Kipling and US finances notes Kipling’s alleged fondness for American dollars and the broader acceptance of the currency among Europeans. It contrasts American dollars with European skepticism while surveying reactions to the author and the public stance on money.
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Kipling
Sioux City Journal
Journal
United States
London
Bell
Chicago Daily News
Fate of railroad labor board to be decided by Congress
Davenport Times reports that Congress will decide the future of the United States railroad labor board this winter. The agency faces possible abolition as both railroads and employees challenge its authority to enforce orders. Several railroad executives back labor leaders on eliminating the tribunal, highlighting heated legislative debate.
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Davenport
United States Railroad Labor Board
Congress
Washington
Fifty Years Ago In The Courier September 19 1872
The item notes a judicial race between Sylvester Bagge and Henry Allen with reader input. It reports a Cedar Trails Concert at Russell's Hall next Tuesday. Married notices include Amos Farwell of Iowa Falls to Ulla Dodge of Barclay township. Local news mentions jail fire in Fayette county and obituaries for George Lindley of Waverly. A Monticello wedding linked Dr. G J Mack and Lillian Kimball.
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Cedar Trails
Russell's Hall
Iowa Falls
Rev. O. Clark
Amos H. Farwell
Ulla L. Dodge
N. C. Dodge
Barclay Township
Black Hawk County
Farwell
Bulletin-Journal
Independence
George Lindley
Waverly
Thomas Seymour
New Haven
Conn
Waverly News
Waterloo Tribune notes early 1880s county happenings
The Waterloo area recounts events from September 20 1882. Isaiah Van Metre marks four years in the field, Henry Pulse suffers a severe arm injury while threshing near La Porte City, dying at dawn. John Ortner broods over twins, Union Mill plans a wooden walk, the mayor forms a wastewater committee, lamps and kerosene are advertised, clergy assignments are listed, Israel Brothers claim Iowa’s largest clothiers with a two floor store at 75 Commercial Street.
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Isaiah van Metre
Waterloo Tribune
Henry Pulse
Carlos Schleuter
la Porte City
Dr. Griffin
Vinton
Israel Brothers
Iowa
Commercial Street
First Street
Excavation at Sieglaff residence on Third Avenue
Local news item reports excavation for Charles Sieglaff’s new home on Third Avenue West between Allen and Locust Streets. Also notes Miss Lulu Sindlinger departing for Chicago to study at kindergarten college.
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Charles Sieglaff
Third Avenue West
Allen and Locust Streets
Lulu Sindlinger
Chicago
Chicago Kindergarten College
The Sandman Story Told by Mrs F A Walker
A fairy tale recounts how the Moon Lady began as a cradle baby carried by a stork in a crescent moon. The Moon Man hides the girl from the stork, and the fairies learn that the Lady in the Moon has a origin tied to a lost newborn and a careless stork.
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Sandman
Evious
Maaon
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Enlie McColhim Jones
Pettit
Poatesnaster
Congressesi
Sears
Helbinsen
Uampton
Inyang
Britain
Mealey
Fran
Wiseres Due
Vie Meera
St. Louis
Burroughs Nature Club
Fis
Nature Notes
William Brady
National Newspaper Service
Doyle
Dad
H. W. G. Alsner
Friend Wife
Rob Fulkerson
California
Kinegene
Bian
Charlie
Heney
Kre
Frank L. Stanton
Brother Dickey
Adam
Abe Martin
Council Bluffs
W. J. Bryan
New York City
Nebraska
Brother Charlie
Florida
Ponce
Sam Loud
The
Courier
Sylvester Bagge
Henry B. Allen
Lincoln Township
Edgar Pickett
Charles D. Becker
George R. Crittenden
P. 11. Canner
Fayette County
Westlinton
Monticello
Edward P. Kimball
G J. Mack
Lillian Kimball
John Ortner
Union Mill Company
Ting
City Mills
Follow Ing
Terwork
Lore Alford
Martin Blim
G. J. Mack
J.H. Smith
J. H. Leavitt
Frank Neely
Matt Parrott
T. W. Place
S. B. Hitt
L. FP. Walker
W. W. Ferry
Upper Town Conference
P. B. Cherrington
Grace
Solon C. Bronson
Jefferson Street Church
C Magee
Frank Paxton
Cedar Falls
John Bowman
Daniel Sheffer
J. D. Thompson
Margaret E. Tolerton
A. M. Billingsley
Methodist Church
Wapsie
Lester Township
F. O. Frisbie
Mr. Frisble
David B. Henderson
House
National Congress
Charles E. Pickett
J. E. Brinkman
Russell-Lamson Etk
A. M. H. Kelly
Forest City
J. P. Fox
T. L. Benedict
H. B. Colvin
George Colvin
Tim Roberts
D. T. Bockey
Jefferson Street
Diktom St
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