Waterlog Evening Courier Seeks Market Notes and Political Notes
The snippet reports on Liberty bonds at par and market conditions, discusses purchasing power and bond value, and then shifts to Waterloo municipal campaign chatter with a six-candidate senatorial race, optimistic forecasts, and warnings about a potential state convention. It mentions bonds, Uncle Sam, miners, and local election dynamics.
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Uncle Sam
Es &i
Uncle Sar
Waterloo
Messrs
Sweet
Thorne and Brookhart
Pickett
Francis
Stanler
Leslie
Mr. Stanley
Coal wages reveal gaps in nonunion miners’ earnings
A Hazard Kentucky paper, That Leader, lists 19 nonunion miners with one mine in the area and shows total yearly cash wages of 35 001.76 for 10 men, averaging 3 506 each per year and about 211.30 per day, with individual wages ranging from 2 030.31 to 5 370.78. The pay matched that of union miners.
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Hazard
Millionaires Face Court Challenges In Liquor Case
Detroit judge weighs charges against John Dodge for carrying liquor during a near fatal escape attempt. In Evanston Louis F. Swift Jr faces a similar charge after a high school crash injures several youths. The case questions whether justice favors wealth over law.
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John Dodge
Detroit
Louis F. Swift
Packer
Evanston
Swift
Dodge
Wade
Kenyon Andy
Personal Health Service by Dr William Brady
Dr Brady discusses typhoid vaccines and their lasting protection, lists target groups for immunization, and notes the three dose schedule. He also answers reader questions on manners, olive oil myth, and remedies for swollen ankles, inviting stamped envelopes for personal health letters.
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William Brady
Atl
United By States
Hraily
FRIEND WIFE BY ROB FULKERSON
Andrew helps raise twenty five dollars to operate on Jimmy Kelly by enlisting a group of sinners from his social circle. He justifies mixing charity with a sampling of his friends past lives, arguing moral complexity and compassion over strict church purity. Imogene questions the method but supports the outcome.
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Andrew
Imogene
Jimmy Kelly
Tom Bacon
Bill Thomas
Triogene
Brain Tests and Urban Reform Reflections
A pasted column by Sam Loud laments legal inequities favoring the rich and calls for cleaner towns and safer smoke-free policies. It mentions Major Gnagy and a “Spotless town” initiative with a call to action, plus a puzzle about a brick weight riddle and a two-circle drawing method.
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Gnagy
Weill
The Daffodil Murder and Tarling’s Breakthrough
Detective Tarling and Whiteside uncover a web of forgery and murder surrounding Thornton Lyne’s death in London. Milburgh emerges as prime suspect after a decisive thumbprint match linking him to the crime scene and to Miss Ryder’s hotel room. The case heads toward a London warrant as the chase resumes.
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Thornton Lyne
London
Tarling
Lyne
Odette Ryder
Milburgh
Tanning
Hertford
Miss Ryder
Miss
BR Nursing Home
Tarting
Whiteside
Tin Hertford
Ling Chu
Ea Tarling
Scotland Yard
George Milburgh
Thornton
Burroughs Nature Notes Q and A from 1921
Readers submit questions on bats corn kernels cardinals and warbler habitats. Answers cover bat danger corn row patterns dogwood myth and how oil on stagnant water kills mosquito larvae by suffocating the aquatic life stages.
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Eidahia
Indian corn may broaden world market, editors say
Iowa editors urge expanding corn appreciation beyond America as relief workers report growing demand in Rua sia and the Near East. They note corn could become a major global staple if consumption rises and production adapts, with wheat declines pushing future growth toward corn. The piece cites Rome, Albania, and European usage while discussing historical origins.
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Des Moines Register
Ruasia
Near East
Europe
Asia
China
Athens
Asian Minor
Columbus
Spain
Romania
Italy
Albania
Nebraska
Dakotas
Abe Martin Ther's Alias Stirs Local Crowd
Abe Martin Ther notes an alias described as evil minded in every crowd. Blakley over slept this morning with no burglarious incident reported, keeping the town quiet despite lively chatter.
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Blakley
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Stooke & Finley
Roy's
Wallace
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Thorne
Brookhart
Stanley
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Hudson
Seenia
iMiss C.A
Friend Wife
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New York Sun
Sam Loud
Robbie
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Greenest
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Molly
Prank L. Stant
Aline
Tar- Hug
Police
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Brother Fidesy
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Rathrer
Rider
Burroughs Nature Club
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Nature Notes
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Telegraph-Herald
Abe Martin
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