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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1925
Page
3
A Canadian style note discusses Golden Rule Sunday to aid Near East Relief and orphans with pledges from two to six dollars, followed by political commentary on Senator Borah suggesting presidential control of anthracite mines during national emergencies and Cummins taking La Follette’s former senate chair.
A census bureau tabulation shows a long term drop in farm numbers in the United States as urban migration rises. From 1900 to 1910 farms grew, then the 20th century saw a decline due to boll weevil damage, dry summers, labor shifts, and farm consolidation. Iowa and Black Hawk County illustrate regional declines despite brief increases.
A compilation from Iowa editorials voices farmers in favor of inheritance tax not robbery, while others question the right to seize deceased property. Sioux City Journal notes prohibition mood among officials in Washington. Rock Rapids Reporter recalls bankers calm about Iowa corn crisis and urges front-line view. Carroll Observer criticizes consolidation talk as wasteful. Webster City Freeman-Journal speculates on Senator Camillas and corn price stabilization tied to 1924 promises.
Dr William Brady summarizes how chronic nasal inflammation and low grade sinus dysfunction mislead patients into blaming drafts and weather for colds. He notes common nasal pathologies, stresses hidden lesions often symptomless, and urges medical examination to correct underlying nasal disease.
A fugitive prisoner named Garison evades armed pursuers as he hides in willows and logs, listening to hunters and car tires. He experiences free moments when he hears laughter, contemplates memory and solitude, and plans to stay hidden until a chance to recall his past without bars or a guard’s gaze. The scene ends with him sleeping under stars, hopeful for a moment to remember.
Harold Titus presents Spindrift A Novel Of The Great Lakes set on a steam yacht where Olaf Thornberg is killed by a person who fled the scene. Garrison, the only other passenger, is suspected as he searches for memory of the killer while fleeing a caper. The excerpt follows his chase through woods, cliffs, and a rural road as authorities close in.
Uncle Wiggily Lougears visits the Wibblewobble tucks near a swimming pond for Christmas. Animal friends invite him to join in cake making, while Uncle Wiggily hesitates about leaving the group.
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