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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1925

Page

3

Daily Waterloo Courier ad rates and misc policy notes

Waterloo Courier section lists subscription prices by method and distance, rates for six and twelve months, and per month options. It also details editorial leadership, advertising policies, and newspaper office affiliations including Associated Press and regional bureaus.

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See Iowa First and See Iowa Again in Vacation Travel

A lengthy Iowa feature celebrates peak vacation travel in July and August with Iowans crossing into Minnesota and Minnesotans entering Iowa. It highlights scenic northeastern destinations around Allamakee Winneshiek Clayton and Fayette counties, Muscatine Cedar Rapids and Council Bluffs, praising parks, historic sites, springs and lakes. The piece notes the impact of motor travel on education and outlook, cites a major rain shower benefitting crops across three states, and previews Margaret Wilson's new novel The Kenworths.

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Identifying ballot marks stir Iowa election debate

Davenport Democrat reports on the Steck Brookhart senatorial recount and how markings on ballots may indicate voter intent. It notes arrow marks and cross marks in circles as possible identifications and argues the election committee should consider voter intent rather than rigid marks. It also mentions political bias and a Nebraska candidate Charley Bryan’s stance against evolution and a casestudy analogy.

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Uncle Wiggily and the Gentleman Bug

Uncle Wiggily wanders a forest path as a playful Tabbit gentleman is tickled by a joke, crying Wowchié Ouchie. The scene hints at mischief and a humorous chase in a children's tale.

Gentleman Bug Spares Uncle Wiggily In Forest Tale

A polite red green spotted bug meets Uncle Wiggily on a tree branch and apologizes for brushing his ear. The bug befriends the bunny and travels along, until a Bob Cat appears and threatens to nibble. The bug defends with a heroic hat knock, teaching manners in a whimsical forest moment.

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Cerebral anemia and brain blood flow questions

A reader asks if anemia can cause brain symptoms and headaches. The doctor explains that brain blood flow, not just blood quality, largely influences headaches and mental function. saline laxatives may relieve pressure but worsen anemia, and brain circulation is indirectly governed by overall blood pressure. The column also answers readers on rheumatism diet, empyema, and a request for a feeding schedule, noting limited reply capacity and instructions to send a stamped self addressed envelope.

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Abe Martin on Earths Shape and Farm Finances

Abe Martin muses that the earth is round because Hev di nny keeps fleeing his wife and five children, while the up-to-date farmer runs his books like a business. After Jake Bentley took over the tether, the farmer joked that without pulling two tourists from a ditch he’d have lost money on his farm quickly this year.

Dinny Jake Bentley

Uncle Wiggily Encounters a Silly Exchange at Sea

A stray, comic scene unfolds with Bob Cat reacting to a misheard remark. Uncle Wiggily invites him for ice cream after a quirky exchange. The tale promises more antics if a fried egg begins rolling around the stove, hinting at upcoming seaside adventures.

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Burroughs Nature Club Notes Question Column

Burroughs Nature Club Notes invites readers questions on nature topics. Answers discuss boosting town activities with practical birding displays and exhibits, hatching snake eggs artificially with moisture care, and the use of winter flooding to protect cranberry bogs while noting possible insect control through flooding.

Nature Notes

Rome Homecoming of St John Eve Celebrates Old Folk Holiday

In Rome on August 11 thousands gathered at St John Lateran to celebrate St John Eve with torches, bells, wine, and raucous merriment echoing medieval rites. street vendors offered lavender sprigs, carved trinkets, and carnations exchanged by betrothed couples while revelers enjoyed roasted pork and snail dishes at booths along the square.

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Murder at Cottonwood Gulch Sparks Lawless West

Hank Simpson, prospector, is murdered at the Cottonwood Gulch camp where he shares a tent with Jim Hawkins. The killing triggers a reign of lawlessness as Dave Saunders hides wounded Jim at the B B ranch. Red Shea, tied to local mischief, faces pressure amid rival schemes, a staged letter plot, and looming violence.

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Use Lemons to Whiten Skin Advertisement

The item promotes a home beauty remedy claiming lemon juice mixed with Orchard White creates a potent skin whitening lotion. It instructs shaking a quarter pint batch and massaging it onto face neck and hands for a clear rosy white complexion.

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