Hazard vs. Sure Thing in business and public policy
A Chicago style column contrasts winners and critics in business, arguing most fail yet the few succeed deserve credit. It argues initiative and risk justify success and notes telepost proposal to speed messages, plus relief for veterans’ life insurance lapses and a two year grace plan.
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Merve
Sweet
Congress
War Department
Congressman Sweet
Pasteurizing milk at home and health notes from Dr Huber
Fealtet Talts describes the Strauss pasteurizer for home milk pasteurization plus a health column on disease prevention and sanitation. It includes questions on bedbugs and haemangioma with medical guidance and cautions about treatment and risks.
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John B. Huber
Little Life Confidences in the Experience of a Couple
A couple quarrels over aging jokes and domestic tensions. Andrew grumbles while Imogene expresses household fatigue with his habitual jests about longevity and social performance, asserting she will not laugh at his antiquated humor. Copyright Twenty-first Century Press.
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Andrew
Imogene
Row Fulkeison
Weaven
Twenty-first Century Press, Inc
Three Ogres and the Pearl Prince Rides to Win Princess
In this Part 11 of The Sandman Story the Witch chases the Dolphin, loses her power when touched by river water, and a tree sprouts beside three rocks guarding her sons. The Dolphin returns the pearl to a Prince who seeks the Princess, revealing a tale of transformed fates and a future royal wedding.
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Jost
Low
Fifty Years Ago in The Courier August 19 1869
In Waterloo Iowa reports note trains on the Dubuque and Sioux line and through service to Fort Dodge, a gift of a watch to Chief Engineer R. W. Chapman by the Waterloo Fire Department, and fruit yields in Black Hawk County with apples and harvest outlook. The piece also covers a lengthy delinquent tax list for 1868, railroad time tables, and planned track expansions.
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Waterloo
Towa
Neta Erecta Ee Ema
Associated Priess
Associated Press
Sis
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Cen
Washington
D. C
Dougherty
Corresm
New York
Philadelphia
Story
Brooks & Finley
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Post Office Department
Congress
Li Lvoke &Pad
Dubuque & Sioux
City Railway
Fort Dodge
Yeas
Bob" Chapman
Black Hawk County
G. A. Knowles
la Porte City
M. Reber
Steed
Hunt Hac
Gilbertville
Grange
Mt. Vernon
Town Falls
Ilinois Central Railroad Company
Chicago
Freckled notes of 1879 harvest and local life
In a Forties era reminiscence, Butter raises prices on butter, apples from Dr Carpender’s Duchess of Oldenberg fruit impress with 12 inch circumferences, and early warnings on big corn stalks. Obituary for Mrs Edin Mesick, a western police man eats fruit then doubles over. Center water wheel plague worsens at Beck Nauman mill.
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5. B. Carpender
New Hampton
Duchess of Oldenberg
Beck & Nauman
Point
B. Hoover
Westfield Saga Highlights 1899 Local Turbulence and Accidents
Twenty years ago Westfield news recounts a fall season near Dalton Galloway Cedar Falls and a marriage of Professor George W Walters to Florence Grif fel, with hopes for his recovery after a wagon wheel accident. Other items note a runaway horse injuring riders on Third avenue and a runaway carriage injuring Miss Harriet Hewitt in Orange township.
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George W. Walters
Iowa State Normal School
Dalton Galloway
Berlin
Cedar Falls
Florence Grif Lell
H. J. Lockwood
Harriet Hewitt
Orange Township
Miss Hewitt
Farmer Hurt After Fall in Barn in Fox Township
John Corton a Fox township farmer was found unconscious in his barn last Monday after an accidental fall from a daymate. He suffered severe bruising and back injuries as Waterloo experienced a heavy rain yesterday while his sister Mrs. America Mullan hosted a visit in East Waterloo township.
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East
Waterloo Township
America Mullan
John Corton
Fox Township
Real Best Seller and Alibi Figures in Editorial Review
A Burlington Hawk-Eye column celebrates Robinson Crusoe marking its 200th anniversary, noting its enduring popularity and debates over its classification as a boys’ book. The piece compares modern critics with readers, then shifts to a Davenport Times quip about Uncle Sam and an egg price scare, criticizing shortages and profiteering.
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Burlington Hawk-Eye
Daniel Defoe
Robinson Crusoe
Defoe
Crusa
Davenport Times
Sami
H.C
Time passes as peace treaty ratified
The snippet reflects a dated humorous aside about time, ratification of a peace treaty, and a character named Til ford Moots noting human listening limits. It resembles a brief reminiscence or editorial aside from a historical newspaper.
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Tilford
National Newspaper Service
Fragmentary note on prices for daily read
A damaged OCR fragment mentions sorting prices for a daily reading activity. It references price adjustments and an ongoing effort to tier costs, but lacks clear entities or concrete details.
How old is your daddy problem puzzle
A playful age riddle presents a dialogue about ages of mother and child. It states that the mother is four times the child's age and all three ages sum to 76 years. It asks to determine the father's age and includes a word-play puzzle as a separate item.
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Andrew
Imogene
Ianogene
Hal
Lew Dockstader
al Jardiniere
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