Waterloon Evening Courier Editorial Notes and Rates
The Waterloo Evening Courier lists Hartman Co as publisher and editor along with staff roles and advertising policies. It prints an editorial discussion on tariff policy, emergency duties on wheat and corn, market price trends, and calls for market demand, credit, and lower freight rates to aid farmers. It also references international events and a social anecdote about a theft from a poor Indian man.
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Wh, Hartman CO
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West Park Ave
Sona C. Hartman
WL Peterson, Treas
Gen'l Mer
Waterloo
Tows
Associated Preas
Mand Alvo
Lapatches
Audit Bureau of Circy
Gop
G. Dougherty
Washington
Raw York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los T Angeles
San Francisco
Brooks & Finley
Rep's
Senate Committee On Finance
Senate
Iowa
United States
Canada
States
Tne
Debates on ZR-2 Damage and Postwar Issues
A column examines claims about ZR-2 construction flaws including girders broken in 1919 and warns against complacency while tying in postwar concerns. It also notes counterfeit currency warnings, views on the Versailles treaty and League of Nations, and comments on Alice Robertson, Gen. Wood, and American Legion matters.
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United States
Frank M. Gorey
U.S. N
Bedford
Bunto
England
Atlantic
Health Talks on Green Tea and Baby Bottle Advice
Dr Huber explains green tea differs little from black tea in effects and details proper preparation to minimize tannin while preserving flavor. He answers readers on bottle feeding for a three month old, urging stamped self addressed envelopes for faster personal replies.
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Althou
India
Ceylon
China
United States
Huber
Butter Dispute Over Marketman and Margarine Truth
Andrew pressures Imogene for the butter source at the market accusing a steward of buying faded butter. Imogene confesses she and many families use oleomargarine to save money as butter prices rise, while Andrew resists and seeks the market’s supplier details.
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Andrew
Imogene
Schaller
Schaffer
House Committee
Osing
Andrew Stermn' Ir
A Plea for Men’s Rights on Summer Coats and Comfort
Ruth Cameron urges recognizing men’s rights to dress for heat, opposing coat requirements at table and praising move toward lighter fabrics and collarless or open-neck styles. She argues comfort improves temper and champions fashion changes like soft collars and sport shirts as steps toward practicality and fairness.
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Pax Apollo Belvidere
Carlh
Galina
Colina
The Sandman Story by Mrs. Fo A Walker
A Buttercup envies Daisy and wishes for a white ruffled collar. She plans to ask the Fairies who grant flowers a chance at beauty while Daisy enjoys the fun and honor. The fairies arrive at midnight, selecting daisies for their crowns as Buttercup longs for a similar gift.
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Fo A. Walker
Buttercup
Daisy
Pee
Chat
Strassburg
The Mother by Frank L Stanton
A fragmented verse piece by Frank L Stanton mixes affectionate address with reflections on time love and memory. A brief line about a tax assessor’s assault appears as a contrast to the poem’s pastoral mood and ends with a Bible proverb.
Buttercup and Fairy Queen Hold A Golden Cup Party
Buttercup is chosen to supply a dew filled gold cup for a Fairy Queen. Fairies fill the queen’s chariot and host a dell side party while goblins watch in awe. Daisy and Buttercup wake to a sunlit field, with Buttercup pledging silence about the magical night.
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Buttercup
Iowa Needs Vision to Build Better Roads Says Davenport Editor
Davenport editor urges Iowa to envision extensive road improvements after a cross state auto tour. Tourists avoid Iowa roads preferring Wisconsin and Minnesota routes. criticizes one road worker but advocates statewide road paving and stronger highway support. McAdoo comment noted in surrounding column.
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Davenport
Towa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Scotti County
State Highway Commission
Ames
Ilona
Ey~ Lery
Fur Bringers A Story Of The Canadian Northwest
Synopsis shows Peter Minot and Ambrose Doane, free traders, visit from Poly Goussard who narrates Fort Enterprise and the fur trade. Colina Gaviller, the factor’s daughter, stirs Doane to plan his next morning journey to the post.
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Peter Minot
Ambrose Doane
Poly ‘Goussard
Fort Enterprise
Fur Company
Colina Gaviller
Doane
Two Interviews in a Turbulent River Town
Ambrose confronts John Gaviller after Colina rejects him and Gaviller accuses Ambrose of undermining white settlement. Gaviller warns Ambrose to stay away, while Ambrose insists on pursuing the country and disputes the monopoly. The exchange reveals mounting tensions between the trader and the intruding outsider.
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Gayviller
Ambrose
Puck
Colina
Ambrome
John Gaviller
Stone
Congress
Gavi
Ahcunazie
Gaviller
Ibrose
Gayiller
Moultrie
Gavilier
Afterthoughts and Revolution of Taste Across Time
A collage of antiquated phrases and opinions contrasts old proverbs with modern critiques. It notes monuments to niche figures, Roosevelt literature, Lincoln reverence, and changing social mores from flirtatious hints to subtler influence.
Mississippi governor calls state papers liars and dirty sheets
The text comments on Mississippi newspapers and politics with editor habits and sensational lines. It notes a New York Society girl wedding headline and a Frenchmen drowning sorrows in smoke, plus a pastor's Bible quote against bobbed hair. The mock dialogue mocks moral panic and gender norms of the era.
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Gov. Russell
Mississippi
Ian
Evansville
Lepate
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Collected Inquiries
The column invites readers to submit questions on nature subjects to the Nature Notes Department for answers in this paper. It suggests seeking knowledge and engaging with the club through this feature.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin CO
Nature Notes
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd in European city puzzle
A puzzle by Sam Loyd. It poses minutes to answer and uses wordplay to spell an ancient city name by combining a mother's pos session, a European capital, a metal opener, and subtracting a beast. The answer references yesterday's Parl Crewe Cardiff Stirling Bathgate and Bothwell.
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Cardiff
Stirling
Bathgate
Bothwell
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