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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1925

Page

12

Islands enjoying prosperity under U S power

The 1924-25 report from the insular affairs chief notes broad progress in the Philippines Puerto Rico and Santo Domingo. It cites record external trade in the Philippines and a sugar industry expansion driven by modern mills. It also praises public works and highway expansion in Puerto Rico and commends the Dominican Republic receivership for efficient, low-friction operation.

Washington, D. C Bureau of Insular Affairs Philippines Forto Rico Santo Domingo Frank McIntyre United States Centrals Philippine National Bank Bank Pilipino Porto Rico McIntyre Dominican Republic Gen. McIntyre

I C Shows Gain and Good Prospects for Illinois Central

C H Markham, president, declares in a stockholder letter that Illinois Central earnings for the 10 months ending Oct 21 1925 exceeded the prior year by about 500000. He cites improving freight revenue, southern cotton yields, and a strong state of repair across equipment and facilities, signaling a bright future for the railroad.

Iingis Central Railroad Hcular C. H. Markham South Illinois Central System

Life of Greek Children in Ancient Times

A fragmentary retrospective describes birth customs in ancient Greece, where a boy’s birth was marked by an olive branch and a girl’s by wool. It outlines early care, nurses often being slave women, and the shift to schooling at age seven for boys while girls stayed at home to learn needlework and housework.

Athens Greece Theopen

Letters to Uncle Ray and early railroad benefits

A reader asks if history repeats for the United States and compares it with ancient civilizations. An 14-year-old responds that empires rise and fall with limits to expansion, while a 15-year-old explains railroads linked regions, lowered travel and freight costs, and spurred city growth.

United States Corinne Whilans Egypt Greece Babylonsia Rome Frank Zweigel

Limited earning power in transportation net quoted

The passage argues workers deserve full fair return but claim current system limits earnings. It notes they have not yet been allowed to realize the complete compensation due, hindering transportation efficiency and profitability.

Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers

Read as a compact column of reader inquiries on natural history. Skunks hibernate only partially and store fat, banana binomial Musa sapientum derives from Musa genus and sapientum species, and various forestry books are recommended for practical forestry knowledge. A wild hen may cackle to distract from the nest, though local habits vary.

Toomey SB. Elliot U. S Fernow U.S Uta wAsia

God’s Message of Stewardship Delivered at Chattanooga Conference

Luther LE Lovejoy, stewardship secretary for the Methodist Episcopal Church South, declares a modern message of stewardship during a churchwide conference in Chattanooga Tennessee. He stresses divine duty in giving and service as the church seeks guidance for current and future generations.

Chattanooga Tenn Luther LE. Lovejoy Methodist Episcopal Church South

Stewardship as the modern church message

A preacher urges stewardship as the guiding message for an age of immense talent and resources. He argues past calls like faith repentance and divine sovereignty must now be complemented by responsible handling of wealth, education, and invention to steer society.

Oyterian Church United States Abraham Forohn the Baptist Aurusting William Booth Servce

Thoxine promises quick sore throat relief

A vintage advertisement touts Thoxine as a guaranteed sore throat remedy with a 15 minute relief promise and refund if not satisfied. It claims direct action on the throat cause, stops fever and cough, with one swallow and rapid relief from night coughing, sold by C.J. Miller and Robert Drug Co. for 35¢, 60¢, or $1.00.

C.J. Miller West 4Th St. and

Gentle Aid to Bowels Promotes Regularity

The piece urges regular bowel help to avoid sickness and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild, harmless laxative that establishes a natural movement for weeks. It claims lasting effects, ease of use, and pleasant taste, recommending a 60 cent bottle.

Dr. Caldwell

Protests Grow Over Protestantism Study in Colleges

In Chicago the piece notes leaders of modern Protestantism promote a study stir as college presidents adopt it, pastors preach it, and laymen include it in business and personal life. The article highlights youth engaging in debate at annual assemblies amid widespread interest. A separate obit reports Sergeant Lines died of wounds from a Nov 27 pistol confrontation with bandits. companion Officer James Carrell died in the ensuing gunfight at a store trap for Martin Durkin.

Chimgo Dee James Carrell Martin Durkii Carroll

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