Hartman Editors Warn of Health Drives and Labor Wages
The Waterloo paper discusses health campaigns led by the National Tuberculosis Association, noting life expectancy gains from public health work and Christmas seals funding. It also criticizes coal freight rates, miner wages, and railroads, and comments on foreign policy figures Curzon and Balfour, plus slang in English teaching and Bryan's disarmament views.
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W. H Hartman
West Park Ave
John C. Hartman
A. W. Peterson
Treas
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Postoffics
Waterloo
Laws
Associated Press
Associates Press
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Buregu
Dougherty
Washington
Day
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Rep's
National Tuberculosis Association
T. B
Blade
Delly
Chicago Tribune on coal costs and wage scare
The piece critiques the Chicago Tribune stance on coal prices noting that mine owners have sold steam coal at a loss. It questions how overhead can be cut amid wage fears for 1920 to 1922 and warns that wage cuts could trigger a miner strike and broader conflict between labor and operators.
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Chicago Tribunal
the Tribune
Right to Swear in One's Own Home Declared
A District of Columbia judge dismissed the case against a man arrested after officers heard him swearing at his house. The judge said punishing every household oath would curb personal liberty and warned that home is a castle where inmates may keep a cleaner, pleasanter place.
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Burlington HawkEye
District of Columbia
Georges
Slambert Planter
Sinclairs
Sylvia
George
Lambert
Gam;bolling At Oakmont
Mundy
Lam Jbert
Goodhue
Josiah
Europe
Caltrymple
Betty
Blodgett
Mrs. Singclair
Irmaster
Abe Martin remembers post election jollification and delays
The column recalls old election celebrations and the frustration of waiting for a clerk to locate items seen in a shop window. It contrasts past hustling parades with present delays in securing a wanted laundry van, capturing a nostalgic mood.
Afterthoughts on The Hague Armament Talks and Washington
The author notes the Hague conferences on armament limits before the war mirrored Washington talks in sincerity and statesmanship. They failed due to one power’s dissent, prompting reflection on whether history will repent.
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Hague
Washington
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Reprint 1921 Q&A excerpts
Readers submit queries on snakes found near Farmington River in Connecticut and why ducks get wet, plus commentary on Senator Borah’s world peace plan. The page promises answers in tomorrow's column with questions about nature and current affairs.
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Nature Notes Dept
Farmington, Conn
Europe
Vanderlip
Gossipy Fragments Mix Humor and Wildlife Facts
Numerous clipped notes touch on social chatter about girls and fame, fat shaming a star, and holiday cheer. Included are curious bird facts about nest egg counts, wing stroke rates, a mendacious rumor about Fatty Arbuckle, and a quip on bootleggers.
Health Talks: Favus Causes and Cure
Favus is a contagious skin disease from a vegetable parasite mainly on the scalp. Cure requires epilation to remove hair around patches, then treatment with sulphur ointment calomel ointment or oleate of mercury. keep children from school until cured.
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Europe
Clara Hart Recalled In Club Board Plot
Andrew recounts Billy Sands election to a club board amid a three way race. Opponents scheme to swing the second ballot, but Imogene recalls a long ago acquaintance Clara Hart whose name ties to love or valentines. The couple bickers lightly as the tale ends.
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Billy
Andrew
Imogene
Imopene
Londe
Clara
Impo~ Rene
Billy Sands
Sam
Hart
Clara Hart
Clarify Pronoun Use in Citizenship Application Text
The passage corrects awkward pronoun usage in a sentence about inviting people for citizenship. It explains to use who and whom properly and distinguishes between foreigners and Americans. The speaker refers to HIM and ME, while WE is inappropriate here.
The Guarded Heights Closes in on Wealth and Desire
In a winter tale, George, ambitious son of Morton, clashes with Blodgett and Sinclair amid Oakmont social life. A skating weekend at the Planters’ estate tests loyalties as Sylvia draws George closer, while suspicions and old resentments simmer behind frosted scenes.
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Blodgett
George
Sylvia Planter
Sylvia
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