Currency reform should be headline issue in politics
The President stressed in a speech to the American Association of Commercial Executives that Congress and executives chase headlines chasing easy topics. He argued currency reform is essential for prosperity, though apathy and ignorance hinder legislation, urging business leaders to push it as a top political priority.
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Wideesvuaub
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American Association of Commercial Executives
Jim
Congress
Marshalstown
Kepnullean
Clinton County
Landon
Pickett Strengthens Position in Black Hawk Third District
The analysis shows Pickett holding solid Republican support in Black Hawk county and the Third district. Past races indicate his plurality outpaced Gov Carroll and Roosevelt factions, despite a growing third-party challenge and Democratic confidence ahead of the election.
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Black Hawk County
Pickett
Carroll
Pieckert
Hayward
Mr. Pickett
Faures
Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Healthful Mile Milk Drive Encourages Pure City Supply
Residents urged by the city inspector V Waterlan to support a pure milk supply as Wic surian patrons keep horses clean and delivered, ensuring wholesome dairy for the community.
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Inspector V Waterlan
Auto-intoxication warned by Dr Hun on flesh diet risks
Dr George Edwin Hun warns that excessive protein in an unlimited mixed diet leads to putrefactive disorders in the intestine and autointoxication. Insomnia memory loss and brain decline are cited as consequences, with animal proteins most prone to putrefaction.
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George Edwin Hun
Concrete Paving Favored by Waterloo Residents
Residents on Waterloo cross streets push for concrete paving over asphalt, arguing lower cost and relief from rising living expenses. They note asphalt is expensive and burdensome, while concrete appears cheaper and more practical for main streets. The letter also touches on broader economic concerns about gold supply, wages, and food prices amid bumper global crops and inflation pressures.
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Waterloo
Stresis
Afea
Tona
Canniot
Adantii
Slander Repudiated Over Iowa Coal Claim
Davenport Times reports that slander about Iowa coal deterioration was repudiated after state chemists and others conducted tests. Investigators found no foundation for the accusation, amid ongoing political rhetoric surrounding governor candidates and public commentary.
County county politics and liquor concerns in Iowa era
The Clinton county bridge contract dispute exposes a broader county governance mess. Ottumwa Courier condemns widespread liquor sales and law violations, urging reform and accountability among residents who use early morning alleys to access illicit liquor.
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Ottumwa
Tha Cttfeeng
Arly
Corroborated Statement and Humorous Snippets in Quick-Read Crib
A collection of brief items including a Corroborated Statement from a reporter, a quip about auto repairs, a doctor’s question to a patient about drinking, a humorous waiter and egg exchange, and a poem fragment about a handsome fan and a Red Sox game. The pieces reflect light daily trivia and social wit.
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Excelsior Springs
Red Sox
Express
Bob
Able to Be Alone a Wise Habit for Self-Company
Ruth Cameron contends that true company comes from within. A wandering young woman finds solitude pleasant by shopping, park visits, and people watching in a strange city, challenging readers to cultivate the skill to be content alone.
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Sir Thomas Browne
Ruth Cameron
Moral Issues of Political Platforms Discussed in Church
Reader note details a Branston church forum on the three national platforms. Speakers from the Democratic Republican and Progressive parties fielded questions, critiquing tariff planks and accusing platforms of hypocrisy.
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the Courier
First Congregational Church
Branston
F. Hu
McCulloch
H. L. Marpham
David R. Richberg
Progressive
Mr. McC
Buncombe
Cowardine
Danderine Promises Dandruff Loss and Hair Growth
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine claiming it stops dandruff and hair loss after one use. It promises immediate shine softness and fullness with new hair growth appearing after weeks. The copy urges readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from druggists or toilet gainers.
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Knowlton
Moral tariff debate highlights labor protection and reform
Mr Harpham defends tariffs to protect labor amid rising wages and calls moral questions central to republican platform. He cites pure food law and work safety, while Richberg pitches progressive ideas including child labor limits, shorter hours, and a federal labor department. Audience applauds as discussants avoid personalities. H. &. Burt. Evanston, TH.
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Harpham
Theodore Roosevelt
George Haight
Atate
Mr. Richberg
Richberg
Department of Labor
H. &. Burt
Typhoid Fever Outbreak Hits Chautauqua Assembly
At Fort Dodge Iowa on September 26 ther e is a typhoid fever outbreak tied to the water supply at the last Chautauqua assembly. About twenty five people are ill, many staying at the event during sessions.
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Fort Dodge
Footnotes Shape Understanding Across Life and Letters
Dr. Frank Crane argues that footnotes enrich life and learning by adding context to beliefs, poetry, science, and daily events. He cites editors, dictionaries, educators, and critics as providers of essential insight that guides interpretation and progress.
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Frank Crane
Chaucer
Paracelsus
Rousseau
Europe
Pestalozzi
Froebel
Emerson
America
Gerald Massey
Moose Ticket in Dubuque Convention
Fall county and township tickets were placed in the field at the bull moose convention in Dubuque city hall. The Third district progressive candidate for congress, R. E. Lead of Independence, delivered an address.
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Fall County
Congress
R. E
Independence
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Women
Mrs Jennie Green of Covington Missouri reports relief from monthly hemorrhages and back pain after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs C M Quine of Brownsville Indiana credits the remedy with avoiding surgery and restoring health from severe female troubles.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Jennie Green
Covington, Mo
Brownsville
Ind
Lydia E.pinkham
Mra. C. M. Quine
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