Waterlog Evening Courier analysis and ad notices
A scanned old issue fragment shows standard wartime style boilerplate from the Waterlog Evening Courier. It includes publisher W Hartman and associate editors, advertising policy notes, and a column urging farmers to gain credit access, plus columns musing on labor policy and the role of money in American sport. The text both exhibits boilerplate newspaper matter and then pivots to editorial commentary on credit, farming, and the influence of money on baseball pennants.
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Hartman
Wast Park Ave
John C. Hartman
AL W. Peterson
Treas
Geu
Watertow
Lows
Mieneer
Associated Press
Associated Freas
Zis
Isnatches
Gee
Che
Dougherty
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
iStory
Bracks & Finley
Rep's
Labor board mocked as useless in wage rails strike
A columnist denounces the United States labor board as ineffective and powerless to enforce rulings. He argues the board’s decisions are ignored by both plaintiffs and defendants in disputes, criticizing its role amid the rail workers strike and predicting outcomes shaped by coercion rather than law.
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United States Labor Board
Gedston
Tumulty and Wilson clash over Missouri senatorial affair
A governor era flashback recalls a New York Democratic function where Tumulty rebuked Woodrow Wilson after a private state matter. Wilson wrote a firm disavowal, and Tumulty faced a public rebuke, with commentators joking about taking “one's own medicine.”
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New York
Tumulty
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Tummlty
Missouri
Reed
Roosevelt Profanity Row Tested By Lodge Testimony
Senator Lodge testifies he recollects Theodore Roosevelt never using profane words. The New York Times counters that none would swear in the presence of Cabot Lodge, reflecting conflicting views on Roosevelt’s language.
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Roosevelt
Senator Lodge
New York Times
Turtle dove frightens local family over Sunday paper
Gran man Bud quips that nothing spooks her like a turtle dove as she retreats indoors with a chair. Mr and Mrs Aaron Shatt are expecting a daughter and fear the toddler may grab a Sunday newspaper, prompting anxious jokes about the small scare.
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Aaron Shatt
First Aid for Heat Stroke and Syrup of Ammonia Advice
Dr William Brady notes that heat stroke and heat exhaustion need minimal home treatment. Do not apply water to the body except the head unless needed. avoid stimulants unless by physician. In heat exhaustion mild stimulants may help, such as aromatic spirits and hot tea, while sunstroke cases require medical care.
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Col. Brookhart
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Banks
Iowa
Ite
Congress
United States
Canada
Flo Tkin
Jonks
Yale
K.P
Dr. Brady
William Brady
Friction at Country Club Over a Car Spree
At a Country Club veranda Andrew tells of a feud between Mrs. Casey and Mrs. Sprigg sparked by remarks on car budgets. Sally's sabotage allegedly involved misplacing nuts and bolts from Sally’s car, causing a breakdown and a rift that widens as Mrs. Casey refuses to speak to Sally.
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Country Club
Andrew
Caseys
Phare
Tim Casey
Imogene
Ine
Bils
Tim
Sally Sprigg
Sally
Beate
Club Eoon
Mrs. Casey
Saliss
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions Answers Tomorrow
Nature Notes column answers readers questions on nesting birds parasitic fishes and tree age details. It discusses risks handling wildlife and a Myxine parasite, then shifts to crop prospects with Europe’s cereal shortfall and U.S. wheat export demand for seed markets.
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Davenport Tim
Europe
Washington
America
Brain Tests and Bird Notes Puzzle Roundup
A fragment reports a brain teaser with sixteen pins and a request to flip three sticks to reduce three squares to four. It then shifts to bird notes on starling and grackle sizes, origins, and traits, followed by a bees honey question and a dated rebus about potatoes and salt.
Double Crossed Synopsis Involving Heloise and a Gang Plot
English heiress Heloise resents her attorney’s advice as Henry Gunning seeks friendship. Clement Seedon promises to thwart a gang and foils a theft at sea, but a stolen letter exposes Seedon’s eavesdropping. Pursuit leads to Winnipeg and Banff, where Seedon and detective Gatineau confront the gang and an undercover ally at a railway hotel.
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Heloise Revs
Henry Gunning
Clement Seedon
Seedon
Miss Reys
Neuberg
Tre
Mina
Cobalt
Mike
Joe Waunderson
Jthru
Banff
Clement Leadon
Great Hotel
Gatineau
Clement
Brother Neuburg
Winnipeg
Bani
Siwash
Montreal
Heroise
Night and Morning by Frank L. Stanton intrusion awakening danger
A melodramatic scene unfolds as a plan to arrest a shadowy figure named Renadier at a Portage Avenue rooming house escalates. Gatineau and Clem ent enter room 163 to confront him, but a tense, eerie silence follows and a muffled cry hints at danger inside. The passage ends with a sudden door burst and an unresolved outcome.
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Portage Avenue
Siwash
Banff
Neuburg
Jean Henadier
Montreal
Quebec
Empress of Prague
Gatineau
Renadier
Tie
Salt Costs Rise As Tariffs Threaten Prices
Iowa editors warn salt prices may soar if tariffs pass. Fordney rates propose seven and eleven cents per hundredweight for loose salt and bagged salt, while Senate bills lift to twenty six and twenty cents respectively, promising instant cost hikes.
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Keokuk Gate City
Fordney
Senate
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Friend Wife
Rob Fulkerson
Burroughs Nature Club
Hother Ory Mifflin CO
Natura Notes
Axnswees
Europa
Saeyy
North America
Sirieel
B. W. Douglas Newton
Prince of Wales
D. Appleton and Company
Smash
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Sivash
Tom
Little Marler Miracle Worker
Frank L. Stanton
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Zemo
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