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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1922

Page

3

June fifth to decide it in Third district race

The article notes the withdrawal of Judge Dunham from the Third district congressional race simplifies the field. It lists candidates C. C. Ryan Eldora J. T. B. Robinson Hampton and Arch McFarlane Waterloo and discusses county dynamics, geography and personality as factors in the June 5 contest.

Judge Dubham Manchester Judge Dunham Burton E. Sweet Congress Third C. C. Ryan Eldora J. T. B. Robinson Hampton Arch McFarlane Waterloo Black Hawk McFarlane Hardin Franklin Wilo Ryan Robinson Messrs. Robinson Wright Butler Altho Dubuque Delaware Buchanan Brack Hawk Messrs Sisten Rome

Genoa Conference Faces Slow, Uncertain Path

Sizzling Europe reports the Genoa talks remain two weeks old with uncertain cura tion. Analysts forecast three to six months, but visionaries fear only a waterhaul. Even before the Russia Germany pact, tensions rise as observers like R R McCormick critique the attempt to dodge responsibility.

Europe Genoa Russia Germany R. R. McCormick Chicago Tribune Patione

Lark Bootlegger Offers Helmet During Funeral Hours

Abe Martin notes a reformer impulse in townsfolk as the bootlegger known as the Lark announces a helmet will be available during OW hours amid his mother’s funeral.

Carbon Monoxide Dangers Warn in Common Home and Work Areas

William Brady M D notes carbon monoxide can come from car exhaust, gas stoves, heaters, and poor ventilation. Symptoms include yawning fatigue headache dizziness and confusion. Prolonged exposure harms oxygen delivery and memory, with risk to workers and homemakers using leaky stoves and heaters.

Cox

Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson

Imogene and Andrew discuss a wife leaving her husband for another man. Andrew says life is a sea with two classes of people, those who stay safe on shore and those who dive in. He refuses to judge, asserting people must decide for themselves and face the consequences.

Imo i Gene Andrew Imogene

The Daffodil Murder In London A Parkside Case

Edgar Wallace's Daffodil Murder centers on the death of Thorntain Lyne found in a London park with a daffodil on his breast. Odette Rider and Tarling navigate a web of thefts, fire at Nashwood Solomon offices, and a hidden clockwork detonator in Lyne’s strong-room as they seek the killer and motive.

Thorntain Lynn Lendon Park Odette Rider Lyne Tarling Vikunger Milburgh Ling Che Polivenan Ian Chu Tarlirg Lane Mitpurgh Sir Felix

Village Mystery Closer to Hertford After Late Night Hideout

Tarling stalks Mrs. Rider's estate and gains entry to a conservatory where he glimpses Mrs. Rider and a mysterious visitor. A heavy wallet drops as a cyclist escapes in darkness, prompting pursuit back toward Hertford to unravel the daffodil murder mystery. The scene fixes on a wall, a gate, and a hidden study where clues lie.

Mrs. Rider Hertford London Tarling Odette Rider Milburgh Devil Wing Portico Cara Ion Hera Tarjing Ile

Burroughs Nature Club Notes column inquiry prompts

Reader questions on nature topics are welcomed by the Burroughs Nature Club Notes department. Submit general interest inquiries to the Nature Notes Dept to receive answers published in this column.

Burroughs Nature Club Houghton Mifflin Oo Nature Notes

Questions on Nature Notes From a Wildlife Column

A reader asks about daddy long legs feeding habits the gold colored blight on blackberry leaf symptoms gulls feeding logistics during nesting season and whether they ride a single ship or switch vessels to return. The note promises answers in tomorrow's Nature Notes.

Nature Notes

Answers From The Past On Amber Inlay And Hovering Birds

Answers discuss amber uses in varnish and oils, incense use today, and explain hovering birds appear still due to rapid wing beating. Also covers coal clinkers named from Kilnker Dutch, describing non combustible impurities forming hard lumps when coal burns.

Freezone promises quick corn relief for a penny

An advertisement touts Freezone as a cheap remedy that numbs an aching corn and allows removal by fingers. It claims fast pain relief and an easy lift off without soreness, targeting hard or soft corns between toes.

Sear Drugers

Brain Tests By 8AM Loud

A puzzle asks how to arrange twenty hats on a rack to form as many straight lines of four hats as possible, counting rows in any direction. The text mentions yesterday's answer and lists place names Dallas Easton Newport Denver Babylon.

Dallas Easton Newport Denver Babylon

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