Waterton World News and YWCA Building Urgency
A scanned Waterloo Iowa page notes subscription rates and postal details for Waterton Evening Courier with ads from W H Hartmann Co. It promotes a new YWCA building as a social hub for Waterloo women, praising donors and urging support for constructing the facility to improve local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fou Ee Nomis
W. H. Hartmann Co
Courier
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
John
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press International
Associated
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los
San Francisco
Brooks & Finley
Represental
Another Children's Crusade for Lincoln Shrine 1924
The piece contrasts the medieval 13th century child march with a 1924 Iowa Missouri youth caravan to Lincoln's tomb. It frames the modern trek as a faith driven, educational crusade shaping future citizens through patriotism, tolerance, and love of country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihru
Europe
Holy Land
France
Germany
Iowa
Missouri
Abraham Lincoln
Joseph
America
Building For Happiness at the YWCA Dedication
The YWCA building dedicated yesterday afternoon is a structure of happiness. Its facilities for giving happiness to those it serves are exceptional. The young women of this community are provided here a real home and social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Y. W
Hones
Centlege Fe
Gas tax proceeds split between state and counties
California's 2 cent gas tax for the first year has produced over 12 million dollars, divided 50 50 for highway use between the state and counties. The proposal touts road user funding, aims to curb road costs, and suggests Iowa could benefit. The text also references savings from a more economical roadbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Iowa
Monkey Wrench in Iowa Hard Road Plans Sparks Debate
Towa editors warn that cities, with monkey-wrench tactics at the Iowa League of Municipalities meeting, plan three tax schemes on motor vehicles. Proposals include removing only state license taxes, imposing city wheel taxes on municipal cars, and diverting tax revenues from trucks on city streets. Farmers fear added personal property taxes could derail a state-wide hard road program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Wawk-Uye
Iowa League of Municipalities
Towa
General Assembly
Iowa
Illinois
Piles mistaken for hemorrhoids and cures
Medical columnist explains many so called piles are not hemorrhoids and warns against quacks selling cures. Surgery remains the only permanent treatment while prevention and proper diagnosis are emphasized. readers’ questions cover cabbage salad health tips and simple tuberculosis testing.
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Gauncer
Kuferer
Alneo Bome
Brady
Adjcomfort
Wiliam Brady
Pewsoaner
Cabinet selections and highway funds debate emerge
The letter references a warning to keep municipal funds from going into political hands and urges prioritizing highway improvements. It notes Warren Harding's cabinet selections, praising the prior four years of service and public trust despite some wealth among members. It cites a Detroit police encounter linked to a crossword puzzle and a Canadian writer Gilbert Parker’s injury in a London accident, contrasting western frontier danger with city jungles and horsepower cars preying in urban settings.
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Mr. Harding
Davenpark
Warren Harding
Itis
Lnant
Marshalltown
Gilbert Parker
Lonedon
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Q&A 1923
Questions on antler growth head rotation and giraffe necks promptAnswers tease tomorrow's Nature Notes. Also featured are toxic mushroom warnings cause of delayed poisoning and lack of antidote plus ornithology tips on feeding habits nest placement and essential skin moisture for breathing dangers of dry skin in mammals and birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Orrcles
Ne&t
FrienD WifE Syroe FulkerSon Dialogue Quarrel Turns To Gift
Imogene and Andrew discuss why women are disappointing. A letter from Patrica reveals she nearly died. Imogene describes shopping for her, including a peach negligee reduced from 34 0 to 17 50, mailed parcel post with price tag. Andrew recalls undertaker advice and Perkins praised for kindness, soft steps, and fair charges.
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Imogene
Arizona
Andrew
Patrica
Sam
Perkins
Farmer Jones Melon hawker brain teaser
Farmer Jones hawked watermelons through a town selling halves and fractions of melons to successive buyers. He sold until twelve melons equaled a dollar and the rest at thirteen for a dollar. The puzzle asks for the total monetary return and includes wordplay on Frog Man Ghost and similar phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Jones
Buried Muriel and the Lavender Teddy Dilemma
The dialogue centers on burial, roses, and a peach negligee. Patrica requests a peach dress and lavender rose buds, while fear of burial prompts reflections on what one should think of beyond clothing and vanity. Andrew challenges the idea of being buried by Perking or anyone else. The scene touches grief, fashion, and the notion of heaven.
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Muriel
Andrew
Jany
Perking
Imogene
Sam
Par‘king
Heaven
The Bibliophile. Des Moines Register style note on book collecting
The piece extols private book collectors like William Tiarris Arnold who spent about 40000 dollars to build a prize library in New York, selling for 148000 at auction. It highlights Stevenson items, Keats letters, and Washington history copies, noting private collectors preserve national literary life more than public or museum holdings.
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Des Moines Register
Arnold Library
New York
William Tiarris Arnold
Robert Louis Stevensan
J. 2. Morgan Library
Henry B. Huntington
Morgan
California Library
Stevenson
Waritt
Amy Lowell
Keats
George Washington
William Gordon
The
United States
Frst
Abe Martin Lige Bentley Ends Life Over Hard Times
Abe Martin Lige Bentley, plagued by family scandal and financial woes including a missing daughter, a wife who left last June, and a home sold for back taxes, reportedly committed suicide last night due to carbon trouble. Mrs Late Bud was in town today for the first time since missing an invitation to a Literary Digest poll.
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Lige Bentley
Bud
Literary Digest
The Flower of the Family affair at The Little Club
Lenore Ralston and her beau Rafe Latterly attend a gala at The Little Club where Lenore’s sister Marta encounters Gordon Plesher a wealthy suitor. Marta flees with Gordon to a Plaza rendezvous while Rafe follows, leading to tense hotel stairs and a planned 4:30 tea.
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Lenore Ralston
Rafe
Gordon Plesher
Lenora
Gordon
Marta
Marty
Lenore
Mrs. Stom
Kent Summers
Norrie
Dale
Gordon Flesher
Joue
Bin
Arta Ralston
Marie
Tean
Fifth Avenue
Rafe Snallarly
Ralston’s
Plaza
Hine
Kate
Flesher
Riverside Drive
Musterole Remedy Ad Claims Quick Cold Relief
Musterole is a white ointment made from oil of mustard and home ingredients. It supposedly prevents colds from becoming flu or pneumonia and eases sore throats chest colds rheumatism and other pains. It is sold in 35 65 jars and tubes and hospital size priced at 3.00 with a milder Children's Musterole option.
Rheumatic Pains Go Swollen Joints Vanish
Twisted swollen joints are rapidly freed from pain and return to normal with Rhuma a remedy claimed to treat rheumatism gout neuritis hodage and neuralgia. Advertises Wangler Bros and druggists selling with money back guarantee if not satisfactory.
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Jong Pruyad
Wangler Bros
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Waterton Evening Courice Mou
Sivelee
aDairearne
Association
Stephen
Nicholas
Italy
Towa Editors
William Brady
G. M. Anawer
CM. C
Inwa
Sioux City Journal
Detroit
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Nature Notes
Syroe Fulkerson
Sol
SAM _LOUD
Yesternay's
New Sweden
Abe Martin
the Flower of the Family
Idah McGlone Gibson
John FP Dile Co
Tan
Dad
Harold Ralston
Miss Blaisdell
Nostara Waster
Miler
Bis West Fourth Stree
Eableng
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