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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1925

Page

3

Waterlo o Evening Courier Reader Notice Rates and Policies

Waterloo Evening Courier lists subscription prices and advertising rules. It notes accepted rates by carrier and mail, office location at Waterloo Iowa, and policies on fraudulent ads and public policy.

Waterloo Iowa Associated Press United Press International News Associated Presa Audit Bureau of Circulations Aes New York Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco Brory, Brooks & Finley Representa- Aives

No Cause for Alarm on Farm Prices and Summer Time

Economic authority George E. Roberts argues recent grain and stock dips do not signal weaker farm earnings. He notes carryover stocks will be smaller and crops determine prices, while daylight saving in England gains support for health and convenience. Sir Henry Gaugain cites morning light as therapeutically valuable.

Georgee. Roberts Mr. Roberts United States Roberts England Henry Gaugain Sir Henry

Wall Street and the Credit System Under Scrutiny

The piece defends Wall Street as a credit hub integral to global business, notes its history of fighting bucketshops and protecting investors, and argues that trust is essential to national economies. It cautions against swindlers who erode credit and highlights efforts to safeguard the public from financial fraud.

Wall Street Manhattan New York Stock Exchange Exchange

Bootlegging Described as Despicable by Iowa Editors

Iowa editors denounce bootlegging as one of the most despicable lines of work and urge hard labor and jail for offenders. The Mason City Globe-Gazette notes Senator Hownan of Waterloo wires for governor while jokes fill another column. The Sioux City Journal jokes about declaring early spring only after June first.

Mason City Globe-Gazette Nan Waterloo Sioux City Journal

Motor age overruns rails as bus service rises in Iowa

Marshalltown Times-Republican notes the end of new interurban rail in Iowa and the rise of motor buses. Des Moines contemplates bus operation while lines in New England and California convert to motor bus use. The piece argues roads will favor buses for local and regional travel as steam and electric railways face competition.

Marshalltown Times-Republican Iowa Des Moines Boston and Albany Railway Company New England Ftsedters Los Angeles Pasadena Street Railway Company Omaha Minneapolis Marshalltown Cedar Rapids Waterloo Mason City Fort Dodge

How to keep well by bath and health Q&A

Public health advice discusses proper bath practices, shower vs tub bathing, water temperature, soap use, and skin care. It answers reader questions on weaning a baby, the risks of the second summer, and working conditions in a creamery.

Smyth Mia Inferrace

Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson

Andrew, ill with a head cold, begs his wife Imogene for a quarrel or some unpleasant tale. She refuses, offers lemonade, then tells a joke about four legs and flies, prompting a comic but tense exchange as Andrew laments the absurdity of married life and contemplates escape fantasies.

Andrew Imogene Imogens Mr. Bones Loma San Francisco

Abe Martin on Presidential Likeness and Pressed Goods

A humorous Abe Martin note questions whether any photographer can capture a speaking likeness of the president while remarking that many girls fear reductions will be quickly grabbed up, implying speculation about scarce items and eager buyers.

Burroughs Nature Club Notes Answers Upcoming

Questions about nature asked by readers. Topics include whether elephants lie down to sleep and the existence of land shells with explanations to appear in tomorrow’s Nature Notes column.

Burroughs Nature Club Houghton Mufelin CO Theature Notes Dent

Answers to Pre Tions On Teeth Plants and Birds

Answers discuss eye teeth in horses noting males have canines while females often lack them. Ginger is identified as native to India with creeping root stock and narrow leaves. Swift species are outlined with three American kinds and four in the north of Mexico, noting common chimney swift plus Black, Vaux's and White-Throated swifts.

India America Mexico Vaux

Uncle Wiggily and the Tree

Howard R. Garis presents a scene where Uncle Wiggily bids farewell to Janet the muskrat housekeeper as he prepares to hop away from his hollow stump bungalow on a morning. The exchange hints at an upcoming absence and sets a playful mood for the adventure.

Janet Uncle Wiggily

Uncle Wiggily helps Zizzie Kat from tree adventure

Uncle Wiggily helps Zizzie Kat the kitten down from a high tree after she climbs up in fright. Peetie Bow Wow reports the trouble and Beavers Toodla and Noodie Flat-tail assist by gnawing the trunk, ending the danger. Kat admonishes Zizzie to avoid climbing again.

Zizzie Unnele Unele Toodla Noodie Zizzie Kat Sirs Kat

Uncle Wiggily Corner and Dinner Plot

A fragment mentions Uncle Wiggily and a sequence of events leading to dinner. The text hints at a family or children's scene with playful wording and references to playful items like Easter eggs. No clear individuals or organizations are given.

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