Waterloo Courier Defense Day Debate Opinion
The Waterloo Courier discusses Rev Arthur Stock's antiwar stance and defense day, arguing war stems from hatred not armaments. It cites Williams College courses on international relations and cites Gov Kendall's defense day proclamation urging prudent military readiness while seeking peaceful arbitration. The piece defends a strong defense while opposing disarmament fantasies.
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Victorious Failures And Mars News In One Page
The report notes aviators like Major Zanns failing in long distance world flight attempts near Hanoi as others falter, yet claims such failures advance eventual success. Mars opposition promises a close approach and scientific curiosity about life, temperature, and atmosphere. A cold snap affects Prince crop but not champagne prices in Waterloo while boxing headlines hint at ten prospective brides for Kid McCor.
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Major Zanns
Should As People Drink A Guide To Water And Diet
Dr Brady discusses fat and weight gain from overeating and underexercising. He argues water intake aids metabolism and fat reduction, notes modern refined foods reduce satiety, and explains that fat individuals should drink as much water as they desire for digestion and elimination rather than restrict it.
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Sarge
Duchless
Guidr
Coolidge Praised Across Iowa In Word of Support
Des Moines Capital lauds Coolidge for steady leadership and honest reasoning. Marshalltown Times-Republican highlights the speech’s focus on private enterprise and opportunity as central to American success. Webster City Freeman-Journal urges voters to give him a full term, praising courage and ability to handle daily issues.
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Des Moines
Conlidge
Coolidge
Tolks
Republican Party
Marshalltown Times-Republican
America
Webster City
Freeman-Journal
Moots Heard Newt Plum Radio Speech Attacking Democrats
Abe Martin notes Moots heard candidate Newt Plum’s broadcast last night and critiques the Democratic party in a sharp political moment. The piece reflects local reaction to the speech and the public figures involved.
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Newt Plum
Iowa editors remark on farmland sales and price stabilization
The piece notes many farms in Iowa counties at risk of rising prices as markets tighten. It urges wealthy buyers to pool funds to acquire the remaining farms, promising easy profits and market stabilization once sold. The author believes land deals would steady prices and keep land values from further climbs.
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Farns
Webster City
Freeman-Journal
Iowa
Friend Wife
Imogene recites a tale of a starry kiss and a movie romance, contrasting it with her husband’s abrupt affection for his bride upon returning home. Andrew consoles her, noting the power of passion and how it colors imagination.
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Imogene
Jim
Andrew
Jin
Drew
Autun
Marcy
Brain Tests Solved By Three Burglars In Wine Division
Three burglars split twenty one quarts of wine and twenty four flagons. Each man ends with three and a half quarts and four large plus four small flagons, with one burglar holding different empty and full portions. The puzzle notes two letters form the solution.
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Samswer
Esterday
S. R
Marriage Reflections and Tender Confession in Evening Parlor
A dialogue unfolds between Marcy and Imogene with Andrew and others, revealing long marriages, longing, aging regrets, and a tender reunion. Imogene laments lost youth and lingering memories of love while Andrew reassures with gentle kisses and patient affection.
Uncle Wiggily's Pebble Pudding Chapter Snippet
Uncle Wiggily tells Nurse Jane not to reveal his destination if asked. The scene centers on the rabbit’s secret departure and the care of the nurse in a playful children’s tale by Howard R. Garis.
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Howard R. Garis
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Uncle Wiggily and the Pebble Pudding Beach Tale
Uncle Wiggily sits on soft sand near rocks and seaweed planning a bedtime story for animal children. Two sea urchins steal a seaweed pudding from him and bite hard pebbles, causing their teeth to ache and prompting a playful warning about future tales.
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Uncle Wiggily
Nurse Jane
Board Walk
Uncle Wig- Elly
Wiggily
Uncle
Stick Sanda
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Question Page
A 1923 nature column invites readers to send general questions to the Nature Notes Dept. The column asks how to prevent a Fox Terrier from shedding and whether gulls visit the Mississippi. It describes a recent storm and birds with long bills, partly webbed feet, black breasts and white gray plumage.
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Nature Notes
Mississippi
The Able McLaughlins tale of Wally and Christie
In a prairie community set after Civil War strife Wally McLaughlin returns from the war to find his love Christie changed and haunted by fear. Isabell defends Christie against gossip as Peter Keith’s fate drives a family toward uncertain outcomes and a long, weary harvest.
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John
Isobel
Theirows Prairies
Hness
Jeanie McNair
Chiistie
Peter Keith
Chirstie
Isabell McLaughlin
Peter
Keith
Libby
Tsobil” McLaughlin
Christie
Helleya
Langth
Chicago
Aunt Libby
Sam
Mie
Sammie
Bonnie Wee Johnnie
Questions on birds and fishing from a field notes page
Casual Q and A style notes discuss seabirds versus gulls, hives and fumigation, bass and trout scales, wood ducks nesting choices, and a two day bullhead fishing pair. Includes references to naturalists Nuttall and Wilson and a misremembered nesting site.
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Nuttall
Alexander Wilson
Fish Biting Varied With Weather Says Angler Observers
An angler notes that fish willingness to bite fluctuates with weather. On cool damp days natural food is sluggish and scarce, making fish less responsive to bait. Artificial lures may then attract bites when fish are otherwise indifferent.
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Advertises Youth Vitality
An old style testimonial ad touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as a safe, easy to take body builder for seniors. It promises energy and strength, offers a money back guarantee, and directs readers to order from McCoy Laboratories with retailer endorsements.
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McCoy
McCoy's
McCoy Laboratories
Fifth Ave
New York City
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Kansas Farm Wealth To Grow By 100 Million This Year
The Santa Fe railroad estimates Kansas farm and livestock products will be worth 100 million dollars more this year, boosting family incomes and stimulating purchases of agricultural machinery and furniture. With about 360000 farm families, each could gain over 300 dollars, easing debts and fueling demand along the supply chain from farms to railroads. The western region is entering a period of improving prospects after years of doubt.
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Kansas City Star
Kansas Farm and Livestock Products
Santa Fe Railroad
Kansas
San Gas
Agricul_ tural
Faeisries
Piles remedy touted as guaranteed relief
An advertisement claims a simple home tablet named HEM-ROID by Dr. Leonhardt and sold by Wangler Bros. cures internal piles by freeing blood flow in the lower bowel. It promises lasting relief and avoids surgery with a high success record.
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Wangler Bros
America
Fron
ASC
Athearts
Schiineman
Lydia Pinkham Remedy Promises Health for Women
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound claiming it improves female ailments and helps marriages by restoring health. It warns against stimulants and narcotics and presents the tonic as a natural herbal remedy for women’s illnesses and irritability.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Gas Indigestion Remedy Promoted by Magnesia
An advice column warns that gas and wind signal excess stomach acid and acid indigestion. It recommends daily magnesia, taken after meals, to neutralize acid, relieve bloating, and improve digestion, noting magnesia as safe and widely used.
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