Wateries Evening Lowrier official notice style text
Wateries page appears with masthead details and advertising policy prose. It includes names like John C. Hartman, A W Peterson, and mentions Associated Press rights and Bureau memberships. No clear news item, more of a newspaper boilerplate and pricing notice.
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Freight rate reform urged to aid farmers and public
President Harding calls for action to cut freight rates to ease costs for farmers producers and consumers. He cites higher coal and corn prices due to rate increases, warns against prolonged inaction and notes rail transportation as a key weakness in the economy. The piece also touches on crime public order and various political quips.
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Harding
Congress
Iowa
Chicago
Illinois
Health Talks On Sense Training And Blood Pressure
Health Talks by John R Huber A M D discusses sense training for school children and how perception, reason, and experience shape knowledge. It includes a Q&A on low or high blood pressure and how excitement can affect the head without indicating hypertension, with the editor noting response times.
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John R Huber
A. MM D
Kedak
Returning Love by Frank L. Stanton
A lyrical plea to love personified, recalling absence and longing. The speaker cherishes the beloved’s return, praising the eyes and presence that restore light after barren days. Poem contrasts bleak storms with the face that grants sweetness and meaning to lost time.
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Frank L. Stanton
No clear headline in this fragmentary plea
Fragmentary dialogue argues against materialism with threats of social punishment and a satire on a preacher or debater. It features phrases about landladies, debt, and moral critique, ending with a character named I mogene’s remark about choosing roast beef over library debate.
Reminiscences on Youth, Law, and Civic Cleanups
A collage of reflections on aging advice from fathers and the teen perspective, noting wages of sin, freedom of city limits, and youth’s disdain for elder wisdom. Critics tease reforms as comical bullfights while a June comet looms and Milledgeville shaves promote normalcy. The piece closes with a civic cleanup motif amid inherited wealth chatter.
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd puzzle card
This puzzle card presents a rebus sketch of a big business man and his assistant. The solution unfolds from the riddle One plus Cargo minus Car plus Barn minus Bar equals Oregon. Readers are invited to provide the answer to yesterday's puzzle.
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Sam Loyd
Oregon
Dinner Party Leads to Murder in Riverton Mystery Climax
Beatrice Led yard hosts a party where tensions linger over Zenas Prall, a former bank head, now in prison for fraud. After a masked head ache, Mrs Hartshorne disappears and Beatrice admits the murder of the titled woman in her mother’s home. Detective Paul Harvey tails a shadowy Italian with Mrs MacNab and an unseen survivor as the plot advances toward Prall’s case and a hidden kitchen revelation.
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Mrs. Ledyard
Braddock
Swarthmore
Beatrice Ledyard
Paul Harvey
McNab
Pral
Riverton
Prall
Tje
Paul
Miss Busby
Mrs. MacNab
Mrs.MacNab
Pauli
Nature Notes on wildlife and garden hints from old times
This column provides answers to readers questions about nature and birds, including migratory mallard and black duck behavior and diet, beekeeping in winter, and spring signs like earthworms near soil. It resembles a nostalgic, general interest briefing with practical observations and tips.
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Nature Notes Dept
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Greenland
Arctic
New Hampshire
Maine
New England
New ‘England
Friend Wife By Roe Fulkerson
Andrew and Imogene discuss a lecture on the unimportance of material things and propose living by mental pursuits. They joke about replacing meals with reading and poetry as they ponder motives behind Washington’s League of Nations and dismiss material concerns as a phonograph bill looms.
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Andrew
Imogene
North Pole
Wilson
League of Nations
Ibsen
Emerson
Hard Times for Thieves Hit by Rising Deterrents
A city report notes that thefts including auto thefts, bank robberies, and mail bag snatching surged recently but authorities expect increased effort to deter repeat offenses. The piece references a broad public readiness to combat crime after a sudden wave of thefts across the country.
Whats Out of Whack Jaws Fans Citizen
A concise note suggests public focus shifting away from conflicts and crime toward ordinary business as usual. The tone hints at social fatigue with violence and upheaval, inviting readers to consider calmer, everyday concerns beyond fights and disturbances.
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Jaws
Blood and kinship unlike personal liking in families
A column on sisterly friction and the old adage blood is thicker than water. It notes that familial loyalty endures despite mutual aversion, while true harmony requires genuine liking and shared personality. A mother recalls a daughter who was profoundly uncongenial to her.
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Woma
Correct English Dont Say seven
English Dont Say seven shows two twins with paired phrases and repeated ideas. It contrasts how to express similarity with phrases like resemble and alike. The passage also includes dialogue about asking John what is needed at home and notes about wheat raised this year.
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Mary
John
Iyear
Ingro wn Toe Nails How to Toughen Skin for Self- eject
A dubious ad advertises Outgrow as a harmless antiger antiseptic for chiropodists to treat an ingrown toe nail by hardening surrounding skin and forcing the nail outward overnight. The tiny bottle contains directions and is sold in drug stores.
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