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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1925

Page

3

Waterlog Evening Courier VO GT NO 1

A historical waterlogged newspaper fragment discusses telegraph and advertising terms, postal rates, and masthead facts. It mentions John C Hartman and Jackson BeCoy, and references Associated Press and United Press International as distributors. The text includes rate notices and policy notes about advertising and publication.

Gt—No. Ft H. Hartman Co Courier Bidg Fark Ave Compterciat BYG John C Hartman Aie Jackson BeCoy Treas Waterloo Iawa Associated Press United Presse International News Associated Pross Apepiel Audit Bureau of Wii Fretee Ae New York Philadelphia Chicago San Francisco Joryy Bicoss & Fintey Remenenta

A Misleading Justice In School Journalism Debate

An editorial criticizes a university scandal sheet as harmless burlesque not deceitful reporting. It argues the piece mischaracterizes student journalism at State University of Iowa and warns sensationalism harms morals and community trust while defending burlesque satire over factual scandal.

Getzes State University of Towa Lenzib Corurnalista Tx General School of ‘Journalism University Rock Island Looney Yerlow Eric Dreynathre

Chicago Woman to Face Husband Attack Claim

A Chicago woman prepares to press charges claiming her husband, a 45 year old interior decorator, struck her with a jaw injury. The case details and motives remain unclear as authorities review the incident.

Chicago Iforce Ler

France considers state lottery to prop up treasury

The piece notes lotteries are banned in the U.S. but suggested in France as a fiscal fix. It discusses inflation risks, tax opposition, and a plan to issue tickets with huge daily prizes while conservatism and business interests resist. It ends with a quip about humor and consciousness.

Postoffice Department France

Reluctant Congressman Faces Pay Increase Controversy

Iowa editors report Burlington Hawk-Eye coverage of Rep Henry Tucker of Virginia resisting a $2,500 yearly raise approved by Congress. He argues the pay hike is untimely and says constituents expected him to decline the raise, despite treasury officials noting he must accept. The piece reflects broader political debate on salaries and public accountability.

Burlington Hawk-Eye Henry Tucker Virginia Congress Treasury Department Tucker Avery

Ghost Cities and Their Enduring Echoes Across Time

A reflective exploration of vanished and ghost cities from far west boomtowns to ancient ruins, noting how rapid fortunes rise and fade. The piece compares modern ghost towns left by gold rushes and war torn French villages, honoring memory, sacrifice, and the enduring pull of lost homes. It names places and figures, laments destruction, and ponders how history preserves names like Selorian and Angkor while honoring fallen soldiers.

Far West Hebgion Nineves Tyre Troy Fhehes Carthage Pompeii Mercidaneum Angkor Cambodia Chitzen Itza Yucatan Damen Gothemich Thomas Campbell Argyllshire Middle West Griffin Ind de Soto Parrish Eddystone Acanes Satem Ill Abraham Lincoln Ann Rutledge France Que America Douaumonat Beaumont Duomieres Louaumont Cerny-en- Lagnunois Vauchere Ville-au-Dois Waye-en-Haven Bernevilla

Indiscretion and Health Myths in a Framing article

In a health column by William Brady readers confront terms for illness, misdiagnosis risks, and advice on indigestion. The piece argues against sensational labels and stresses careful, non sensational guidance, addressing blood pressure, heart action, infant teeth, and feeding practices.

O'Flaherty

Abe Martin Tell Winkley Passes After Long Life

Abe Martin Tell Winkley, longtime figure in the town, passed away today after a long life of service. The community recalls his years of involvement with local activities and memories of his steady presence.

Tell Winkley Tildy Preasies Tig Town

Rita Wells mystery at Palace hotel unsettles Imogene

Immersed in tension over Rita Wells arriving at the Palace hotel, Imogene and Andrew debate who the mysterious woman is and whether she is a book agent or other visitor. A misaddressed telegram sparks suspicion, prompting a comic sideline about telegraph mixups and a playful children's tale about Uncle Wiggily and the fox ending with a humane arrest and a stash of treats for the animal children.

Imogene Andrew Rita Palace Hotel Rita Wells Richmond Flitzsburgeh Ste Darling Rite Wells Pittsburgh Rittsburg Imogena Interstate Commerce Commission

Brain Tests by Sam Loyd

Puzzle page shows a word insertion challenge titled Brain Tests by Sam Loyd. It asks readers to fill a column with words matching given definitions and hints that the final answer reveals the name of a Danish reformist statesman.

Sam Loyd

Uncle Wiggily Bow and Arrow Tale From The Woods

In a woodland tale by Howard H. Garis Sammie and Susie Littletail join Johnnie Bushytail and Billie in a forest game. They discover an old stump with many holes like a post office window and imagine using holes for stamps and play.

Uncle Wiggily’s Bow and Arrow Howard H. Garis Sammie Susie Littletail Johnnie Billie Bushytail Susie Har Brother Squirrel Billie

Uncle Wiggily and the Hole in the Barrel

In a playful tale, Sammie Susie and friends imagine filling Uncle Wiggily’s hole with treats and trinkets. They barter nuts carrots lettuce and other items for a future visit to retrieve them from his stump holes and imagine a lively nocturnal world.

Sammie Susie Uncle Wiggily Johnnie Dobbie Bille Uncle Wickly

Laughs At Hats Worn By Men In Berlin Exhibit

Berlin April 4 Men s hats of olden days amuse the public during an exhibit comparing styles of the last century with those of today High hats tower above modern wear and resemble shaggy coats. Shawl hats borrowed from museums drew broad smiles as crowds looked at shop windows displaying bamboo and grass hats.

Berlin Shagey

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