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Waterion Evening Courier published daily in Hixcapt by W H Hartman Co. subscription rates listed for carriers and mail. Official notices include post office compliance, Associated Press affiliation, and advertising policies. References to rates, deadlines, and policy enforcement appear in the standard footer.
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Yearning of Jody Hearst Poem by Jimmy Hearst Published
A magazine features a poem by Jimmy Hearst son of Charles E Hearst who after a five year spinal injury regains enough function to type. He writes of yearning to leave inland life for the sea and a distant voyage framed by Ced ar Falls region and the Inwa Farm Bureau.
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Soviet Rule in China Sparks Diplomatic Tension
The push to place the Soviet ambassador in the Russian legation at Peking raises fears of Soviet troop involvement and control over diplomatic dealings. Western powers worry about safety, loyalty, and the potential undermining of other nations’ authority in China.
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Popular Myths About Pimples Debunked By Dr Brady
Dr Brady dispels common acne myths blaming dirt, blood purity, or diet. He urges direct skin treatment with cleansing, comedone expression, and careful application of remedies. He notes most pimples reflect hygiene and character not reality.
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Mars blamed for unusual summer weather in Iowa satire
Sioux City Journal jokes that Mars may be causing freakish weather this summer leading to overworked forecasters and troubled farmers. The piece notes excessive rain, insufficient warmth, and unexpected sunshine while mocking both sides for political tempers and farm prices.
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Brain Tests By Sam Logn
A naval puzzle asks how many straight moves a bombing blimp must make to pass over and drop a gift on 64 enemy ships arranged squarely. The solution hints that the word ENVY can be expressed as N V and refers to yesterday’s item.
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Oriental Rugs Inspire Couple To Reconsider Trade
Imogene Fulkerson urges Andrew to replace their old oriental rugs with new ones. A rug appraiser values the Kermanishah and Kurdistan pieces high, but Imogene admits they will keep the beloved lozenge rug after learning the market offers. The pair reflect on taste, money, and sentiment as they debate selling.
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The Able McLaughlins—A Prairie Family Romance
Wally McLaughlin, a Union soldier returning home, confronts love, gossip, and pressure from family and neighbors on the Iowa prairie. Christie’s secret and Wally’s turbulent temper collide as a looming railroad town and a cousin’s lumber venture threaten their fragile stability amid war’s memories.
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John
Isobel
Loewa Prairies
Jeanie McNair
Christie
Peter Keith
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Alex McNair
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Scotland
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Man who bought vast Townland acreage treasured by kin
A fragment recalls Houghton purchasing 10 000 acres of Townland and his sons touring in yachts while criticizing his choice to not buy 190 000 acres. The passage notes he would fund kin with small sums to start ventures.
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The Magic of Places in Afterthoughts and War Echoes
The piece muses on how places—cities, fields, and childhood homes—sear into memory. It cites poets from Burns to Wordsworth and notes soldiers’ yearning for battlescapes and familiar landscapes even after departure.
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the Castle
Montgomery
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William Wordsworth
Yarrow
Oliver Goldsmith
Sir Walter Scott
Longefellow
Sidney Lanier
Glynn
James Whitcomb Riley
Nature Notes from Burroughs Club Questions and Answers
Readers submit questions on bass and trout differences, barn swallows, rose pests, fox hair shedding, gulls on the Mississippi, and hive moth fumigation. Answers discuss identification, plant care, pest control, and hive hygiene with cautions on safety and accuracy.
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Georgia Faces Waste As Crops Pile On Flooded Rivers
A garbled report notes 4,000,000 bushels of peaches dumped into Georgia creeks and rivers, sending prices down and growers scrambling. The piece laments the farming sector’s focus on production over distribution and cites harsh critiques of Georgia as a major producer.
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