Waterloo readers push for clean government and firm action
The Waterloo Evening Courier surveys yesterday’s municipal vote as a mandate for a tougher, open administration under Maynor Gragg and the Waterloo Lickel. It urges citizens to back a decisive, businesslike city government and crack down on graft and vice.
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Health Talks by John B S Huber How to select your family doctor
Health Talks by John B S Huber discusses evaluating a physician by character and professional reputation. It urges readers to consider a doctor's hospital ties, medical society involvement, books read, and patient outcomes, and to seek doctors with conscience and sympathy. Readers are invited to send inquiries with self addressed stamps for responses.
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Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson
Imogene recalls a funeral prank where Nellie Mock arranged two rival women to ride together in a car to the cemetery. The tale centers on Mrs Stone and Bella Stone, their spouses, and a string of social slights. Andrew laughs at the messy affair and the idea of a dictagraph in the carriage.
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Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions on Wildlife and Fishing
A 1921 Burroughs Nature Club Notes column invites readers to send questions on nature topics. It covers hunting ethics and methods, minnows, tree varieties, and whether wild geese migrate south remain unclear, with answers promised in tomorrow's Nature Notes.
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Answers to Previous Questions
A fragmentary reader Q A set discusses crow egg coloration moth and butterfly feeding behavior and a missing advisory prompt. It notes crow eggs may be greenish brown or whitish with spots and mentions several species and their nectar feeding habits.
Rest for Harding Plans Alaska Visit and Campaign Limitations
Iowa editors note President Harding plans a peaceful rest and a potential Alaska railroad spike ceremony this summer. He will not engage in the current campaign, trusting others to run, while facing Missouri fights over arms treaty opposition. Analysts funneled by Marshalltown Times-Republican and Sioux City Journal weigh opinions on political dynamics and voter awareness.
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The Daffodil Murder Silent Fury in London
Thornton Lyne, wealthy London store owner, is found murdered after rejecting Odette Rider. Sam Stay, a hardened thief who adored Lyne, leads detectives to Rider’s suspected involvement. Tarling and Whiteside press Stay for truth while a dangerous feud over the crime unfolds.
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Postal clerks decode eccentric handwriting and cryptic envelopes
Postal clerks become expert readers of eccentric chirography and ready solvers of cryptographic inscriptions that are sometimes deliberately prepared to confuse them. For example, here is an envelope addressed in a way to confound the ordinary reader, but which a post office expert would decipher in a jiffy.
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Divorce case sparks violent scene in Johnson street office
Abe Martin reports a niece of Mrs Hm Moots seeking a split and using her husband’s car. A heated confrontation erupts when lies are alleged, ending with a man collapsing from what doctors call epilepsy or a worse condition. Paramedics are summoned as tension abates only slowly.
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The Spirit of Peace Poem Fragment
A poetic fragment describes dreamlike visions and a warning to guard steps and reputation. It references misty hills, summer gardens, a loved one, and a longing gaze as a desolate dark yields to stars and dreams.
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Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing for All Fabrics
Diamond Dyes claim to dye or tint rough dresses, skirts, coats, and fabrics at home with simple directions. The ad assures no spots, rafts, streaks, or running and warns to tell the druggist material type.
Freezone promises painless corn removal with tiny bottle
An advertisement claims Freezone instantly stops corn pain and lets you lift it off with fingers. A small bottle sold by druggists costs a few cents and removes hard or soft corns and toe corn without irritation or soreness.
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