WOL 65 No 82 rebusued daily Waterloo paper notice
The Waterloo newspaper provides publication details for WOL 65 No 82 including circulation, pricing, and editorial staff. It notes Associated Press rights, advertising policies, and contact information, with references to national offices and press routines. It also discusses Pennsylvanian Railroad report highlights from 1922 and comments on railroad regulation and investment needs.
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W. H Bertman Co
Park Ave
Commercial St
John C. Hartman
ALIW
Peterson, Reas
Gen
Waterloo
Associated Press
Eanber
Bureau of Circulations
Cotes Pigde
G. Dougherty
Washington
Rochester shifts to union control face tax cuts
Rochester Minnesota local government now entirely under union labor officials plans to cut expenses across all offices and use union workers in street and public departments. observers see potential mayor and council salaries at risk while the push aims to reduce taxes and fund schools amid a broader municipal reform.
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Rochester
Minn
Waterloo
St Rochester Union
Outwitting Jailbirds by Subtle Wire Line Escape Plan
The text questions methods to outsmart birds in jails and contemplates criminals escaping after capture. It discusses jail deliveries, the challenge of securing prisoners, and proposes a speculative idea of using a tiny wire hole in jail bars to aid escapes, reflecting on impracticalities and old sayings. The tone is speculative and analytical about crime and containment.
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Vars
Notions About Diucathing From A Harley Street Expert
Personal Health Service by William Brady M D notes that deep breathing does little for weight or health and is mainly harmless only when paired with vigorous exercise. He dismisses breathing as a recovery tool, urges natural regulation by the autonomic system, and warns against overemphasis on breathing alone. The piece also covers hair dye from chemical compounds and endorses whole wheat bread over white flour for nutrition and digestion. Brady invites readers to send health questions with stamped envelopes for brief replies.
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Harley Street
France
M. C
Brady
William Brady
Balcony Ballet and a Night at the Theater
Andrew plans a grand night out costing 8.80 for seats in the balcony while Imogene questions the expense. They discuss attire and the allure of closer views, noting society figures in attendance and the risk of a public mishap as they settle in for the show.
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Andrew
Imogene
The Sandman Story by Mrs F A Walker
Miss Rabbitta Flapears is presented as exceedingly proper at meals with tea and carrot ritual. The tale highlights her impeccable manners and spotless napkin tied around her neck as she sits down for breakfast or dinner.
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Sandman
Mrs. F. A. Walker
Miss Rabbitta Flapears
Rabbitta
Regeneration of Malcolm Starmount by a Noted Writer
A rich young man Malcolm Starmount tries to reform his life after meeting Mary Devlin, a poverty struck teen. He brings her and her brother Eddie to his home. a wild party led by Nalda Courteney turns tragic when a reveler is struck down. Starmount confronts scandal, sides with Mary’s family, and faces legal action from Nalda Courteney while mysterious wireless messages surface.
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Malcolm Surmount
Mary Devlin
Nalda Courténey
Dick Tennent
Waldo Courteney
Starmounts
Fig
Altho
Jeff Starmount
Parker
Ttenane
Mulcahy
Tennant
Kile
Nalda
Courtenesy
Starmount
Uragua
South America
Theodore Parker
Nalda Courteney
Richard ‘Tennant
The prettiest gill in Killarney tale crops up again
A muddled collage recounts Rabbitta Flapears from Rabbit Ville puffing with praise, her vanity, and a garden incident. It follows Starmount’s fast drive, Mary Devlin and Eddie’s operations, and a town gossip of a lordly suitor amid a nurse, a tuberculosis vamp, and a looming family crisis.
Back to the Old Home Remembered Card Game Night
Local reminiscence recalls returning to town after years away in a beaver hat and gray hair. Friends at the old grocery store recognize him through familiar voices as they gather to play checkers and share memories beneath the chinaberry tree.
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Doc Brown
Burt
Checkers
Transportation upgrades promise better public service
The text argues that months by the road network improve physical equipment and service for the public. It notes that railroads starved of resources cannot meet national demands, and this failure hurts everyone, while improved transportation benefits all.
Wired security plan for garage doors eyed by officials
Officials consider adding an electric gong triggered by wires to alert when interference occurs at garage doors. The proposal costs a few dollars more but aims to deter break ins and reduce losses. Officials note 1922 will see 900000 dollars spent on improvements and extensions to sustain demand and provide labor through the nation. Interstate Commerce Commission records show such investment growth only matched once since 1917. Profit reporting indicates strong gains over the past year.
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Pennsys
Samuel Rea
Pennsylvanian Railroad
Weresk
P.rr
Ree
Rew
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
United States
LOGAN
Farm Bureau
National Department of Agriculture
Harrison County
Fron
Europe
Iowa editors warn against politics in schools
Sioux City Journal argues against a commission form of government for school districts, saying it would put schools in municipalities under political control. The Journal criticizes the Clar bill pending in the general assembly as disastrous and unnecessary, urging preservation of the current management. It cites Chicago’s schooling troubles as a cautionary example and questions any chance of the bill passing. The Davenport Times notes railroads plan to spend $700 in profits amid national rail spending trends.
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Sioux City Journal
Journal
Clar
General Assembly
Cie of
Chicago
Iowa
Two Men, Three Workers, and a Field Task Puzzle
Two men share a field task with payment of 90 shillings upon completion in five days. Jake works alone nine days, Bill works two days causing Ben to earn 3s 9d less than his share. Determine how long Ben and Bill would take to finish the work. Yesterday’s answer: Dandy Long Legs did a number of didoes.
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Jake
Ben
Bill
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions Answered Tomorrow
The Burroughs Nature Club Notes invites readers to submit questions on natural topics. Questions include harmlessness of wrens and recommendations for trustworthy mushroom growing books, plus the pronunciation and meaning of iguana. Answers will appear in tomorrow's Nature Notes.
Answers From Historic Naturalists On Pigeons And Camels
The notes cite Alexander Wilson on passenger pigeon eggs, Merriam on sightings in the Adirondacks, and Hatton’s Birds of New York. It confirms wolf fishes exist on Atlantic and Pacific coasts with distinct coloration and long dorsal fins. It explains camel varieties, dromedary being one-humped, and the five-humped species described for Central Asia, used for treks across Asia in historic travel.
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Alexander Wilson
C. Mart Merriam
Adirondacks
Haton
New York
Atlantic
Pacific
North Atlantic
Ambia
Africa
Severn
China
Russia
Women Dress Goods on Sale for Gents and Domestic Use
A brief notice advertises women’s dress materials including dresses skirts coats waists kimonos curtains and sweaters at reduced prices. The listing emphasizes useful coverings and new selections for both women and men shopping occasions.
Diamond Dye Advice for Fabrics and Materials
A fragmented advertisement offers guidance on dyeing textiles with Diamond Dyes. It promises results with Digmi and Gresevan and asks readers to specify material types such as wool cotton or parsed goods to avoid streaks or spots.
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