Waterleo paper prints on railroad securities and American ideals
A Waterleo newspaper discusses railroad securities and investor returns, noting six percent fair profit and 1921 38.10 dividend, with 4.365 percent in early 1922. It argues for true Americanism beyond birth in the United States, referencing Miss Robertson and party ethics and urging real American Christian values over partisan labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesan Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nis Stork
Hlowever
Congress
Woman's Platform Emphasizes Broad Reform in Primary
A voter supported candidate, Mize Allee Robertson, won the primary easily after presenting a comprehensive platform. The text notes her platform includes many desired elements and surpasses typical proposals in scope and detail, highlighting its thorough nature and appeal.
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Allee Robertson
Telshoma
Mies
BRAIN TESTS Bisanorar wer Tiis and Yesterday’s Answer
Fragmentary text mentions brain tests and an answer to yesterday. The readable bits include prices like four cents for pears and scattered words, with no clear event, date, or identifiable places or people.
Primary Foes in Iowa Target Brookhart in 1924
Humboldt Republican argues party bosses may push a convention ticket that harms Brookhart, but voters will revolt if primary power is curtailed. It claims Brookhart earned his seat on merit and warns against repealing primaries, predicting a political backlash and a wake‑up call for Iowa Republicans.
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Humboldt
Grookhart
Brookhart
Stata
Towa
Alway
Brookhart Verwell
Health notes by Dr. Brady on breathing and disease
Dr. William Brady discusses breathing rate and depth, linking puffing to oxygen delivery and carbon dioxide buildup. He explains functional versus organic disease, anemia, tuberculosis, heart disease, and the role of intelligent physical training. He answers reader questions on high blood pressure, birth control costs, violet ray therapy, and dairy fruit acids.
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United States
J. T
Brady S
William Bendy
Reconstruction Ruby Ties Drama Over Family Heirloom
Imogene and Andrew Fulkerson spar over a ruby tiepin with a Civil War era backstory. Andrew claims the gem travels from a Georgia mother to a New Orleans jeweler, then to Hoboken where it became a reconstruction symbol. Imogene teases the pin with a playful threat as they clash over the heirloom.
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Imogene
Glesend
Dunrew
Andrew
Tyler
Richmond
New Orleans
Hoboken, N. J
South
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Weathering Questions and Answers
Burroughs Nature Club features reader inquiries on wildlife and habitats with answers from the Nature Noten Dept. Readers ask about how often parent mice feed their young and how fruit bats or birds compare in family dynamics. The column hints at seasonal changes and local fauna like lizards in South Carolina.
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Ature Noten
Carthage
Nature
The Safest Place Song of Brer Williams
A fragmentary lyric by Frank L. Stanton titled The Safest Place in which believers sing of faith during peril. The text blends dialect lines with surreal imagery and references a chameleon and the Neuse River with garbled phrasing.
Murder Plot Unfolds in Canadian Interior River Chase
In a tale of double-crosses, Berduse Clement Seedon shadows a murder plot tied to heiress Heloi se Reys. Albrecht Nachbar, aka Adolf Neuburg, is exposed as a killer sought by Oregon authorities, while Gunning clues in on a scheme to rob and murder the young woman near Sleampus. The pursuit moves through canoe confrontations and a tense crew with a motor boat link.
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Berduse
Clement Seedon
Herols Reys
Cobalt
Canada
Wienry Gunning
Gunning
Actot Seuberg
Seedon
Gutineau
Neuberg
Guineau
Sleampus
Neuburg
Clement
Montreal
Arthur Newman
Mr. Neuburg
Sophie
Henry Gunzing
Gatineau
Ali
Nauburg
Mr. New
Clemant
Mr. Leadon
Leese
Henry
Henry Gunning
Siwash
aAlbrecht Nachbar
Adolf
Albrecht
Clement Slen
Nachbar
Adolf Newburg
Albrecht Nachbar
Heloiss Reys
Albrecht Nachhart
Orecon
Roberts
Oregon
Wilds
Landor
Ravelstoke
Heloise
Nachhbar
Mike
Han
Nachhar
Guining
Flimay
Towa Editors Urge Band Wagon Support in 7 Coon Rapids Waterprise
Editors urge voters to back Herring in the Republican race while noting his Democratic roots clash with party principles. They argue Brookhart would align with Republicans, contrasting with Herring’s voting history and party color.
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Coon Rapids Waterprise
Herring
Iowa
Brookhart
Fragmented Abe Martin Style Humorous Banter
A misheard local exchange recalls Mrs Amn Moon defending a controversial death, mentioning Ise Bentley and a husband who died on pregnancy day. An ad copy promotes Resinal Ointment for pain and inflammation with instructions to cover the area and seek a doctor for severe cases.
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Amn Moon
Freckle Remedy Ad Promises Clearer Complexion
An old advertisement touts a home remedies style beauty guide, advising squeezing lemon juice into Orchard White and applying a facial lotion to cheeks and arms daily. It claims freckles fade and skin becomes clearer, fairer and rosier.
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Waterleo Evening Courier
W. HL Hartman CO
West Park Ave
C. Hartman
A.W. Sound
Yarra
Lo Ee
Uy Mall
Aiestbek
Wo Nigtan
Orrespondent
New York
Sian Pit
Orfenge
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Breaks & Finley
Rep
Migs Robertson
States
America
Republic
U.S. A
William Brady
National Newspaper Service
Wife
Hoe Fulkerson
Burroughs Nature Club
Home Ton Mice Inn CO
Conyright
Manly Fomiller
South Carolina
Br’er Williams
Frank L. Stanton
Wien
Longes
Neuse
Rilo Grande
Tixas
Hector Twaar
Lila
Kk S
Tee2
Techemer
Fir
W. Douglas Newton
Prince of Wates
D. Appleton and Company
Don
Venture
Heinise Reys
Naekher
Minder
Cummins
Boies
Enterprise
Sioux City Journal
Tevyto
Marshalltown
Times-Republican
Towa Editors
Abe Martin
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