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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1923
Page
3
A Waterloo newspaper urges American housewives to cut sugar consumption to combat profiteering. The piece argues sugar shortages are created by speculators who raise prices. collective restraint could restore fair pricing. It contrasts sugar with coal and urges national public action to curb the scheme.
The London sourced tale says Max Oser, 43, a Swiss riding master, told a close friend that after their Swiss honeymoon he would curb some of Mrs. Oser’s frivolities. Mrs. Oser is Mathilde Rockefeller, granddaughter of John D. Rockefeller, and the anecdote hints at a public reaction to her choices.
The text hints at a strained romance between Mathilde and Max Oser, with doubts over Max’s grip on the relationship. It foreshadows changes, including Mathilde moving to the U.S. and Max’s intentions affecting prestige and resources, suggesting the couple’s marriage will hinge on practical matters beyond appearance.
The piece contemplates Harding and La Follette running parallel campaigns with potential followings and rivalries. It highlights possible supporting speakers Leslie Shaw Beveridge and a militant female orator, then shifts to a note on declining blindness from 1910 to 1920 and improved infant care, ending with a reference to Uncle Sam stepping in.
Dr Brady explains boric acid uses as an antiseptic for mouth wash spray and eye drops while warning against using it as a cure for rheumatism pneumonia or meningitis. He clarifies proper preparation of saturated boric acid solutions and answers reader questions on blood, hair removal, and skin care with concise medical guidance.
Imogene urges an auction visit for antique furniture as Andrew jokes about secondhand bits and the couple spar over marriage plans. They debate vintage items from the Blagdon house and mock rival fashions while planning a trip to Honolulu.
Public nature notes discuss bird eggs cleaning, whale mouth sizes, mealworms for chameleons, and why birds cluster in certain haunts. The piece explains whale dimensions, worm farming in jars, and how terrain influences bird populations.
A sprawling discussion covers radio signal confusion, housing conditions, and immigrant labor policy. Editors argue New York’s congestion, two per cent home ownership, and Europe’s cheap labor clash with universal suffrage trends. A Des Moines Capital editorial notes voters’ apathy, urging attention to national governance.
A fragmented verse laments a dark, stormy world and greets the dawn with reluctance yet hope. Anantas club member notes sleeping on the riverbank with calm waters and unbroken rent as the fish stay quiet, signaling a simple pastoral respite.
The Sioux City Journal notes a hopeful corn outlook as the new crop season approaches. It cites rising Timaru market prices near 80 cents, reduced surplus stocks, and tight farmer stocks signaling likely higher prices and strong incentives for corn farmers amid waning carryover before fall harvest.
Puzzle prompt claims sequence to form a famous American historian's name. Instructions mix prohibitions and additions to letters, yielding the final answer CARPET.
Thieves broke into the Elite drug store last night stealing seven hams thirty four cans of beans and a keg of thousand island dressing. Police urge residents to report any clues as they investigate the unusual pantry theft.
Lila hides a golden secret in a bundle. The queen guards the golden air while Lila plans to reveal the secret to the king at dinner. The dramatic discovery unfolds as Lila confronts the queen with the bundle’s meaning.
Beauty specialists state olive oil shampoo nourishes and shines hair. Palmolive shampoo cleanses thoroughly, helps scalp care, and leaves hair silky and easy to style.
The room fills with a sudden brightness that dims the lights as servants flee crying that the palace is aflame. The king remains, spellbound by Princess Trina's golden hair while the queen lies on the floor, trembling after falling from her chair. He demands the location of his daughter in a dreadful tone.
Zemo offers instant relief from itching and soothes sensitive skin. The penetrating liquid cleanses and heals eczema blotches ringworm rashes and similar conditions. Available at drug stores 35 cents for regular and 1.00 for extra large bottle. Get today and save future distress.
Milwaukee woman Mary Saiecheck reports relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says it helped with fatigue and household duties after one child, praising its effect on her health and her family's well being. The letter touts nearly fifty years of favorable opinion for the product.
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