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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1925

Page

3

Going Far Afield in Iowa Political Fight

The Waterloo paper critiques the Republican state central committee for accusing Col. Brookhart of fraud in his Senate race. It argues party allegiance is declared by the voter and that the committee should accept the election results rather than pursue belated claims. The column also notes debates over educational freedom and birth control among university leaders, defending educators' right to private opinions.

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New Iowa Banks Planned To Aid Farmers

Secretary Jardine outlines a Chicago conference result: two new banks will open in Des Moines and Fort Dodge with 250 000 dollars capital each under the intermediate credit bank plan. They will rediscount up to ten times capital and work directly with farmers, aiding liquidity though critics warn credit alone won t restore prosperity. Governor Hammill echoes the need for better sales channels for corn.

Jardine Agricultural Credit Conference Chicago Des Moines Fort Dodge Iowa Omaha Hegag Hammill

College football stands firm amid controversy

Iowa editors argue college football remains secure from erosion by professional cash games. They urge a clear division between amateur and commercial sports, noting coach Zuppke’s disapproval of Grange driven systems and supporting stronger amateur integrity.

Des Moines Cabital Grange Zuppke Red Grange

Fragmented transcription of a chaotic crime note

An unclear OCR fragment describes a surprising incident involving a jump from behind an instrument and a landlord, with references to a celluloid catlar shanty net gral being legal when warm. The readable content is highly garbled and lacks coherent details.

Nasal infections and public health tips from Dr Brady

Dr Briggs of Duluth notes nasal infections rise with indoor climate and stress, urging periodic health exams and warning that many minor issues stem from chronic conditions. He links infant nasal infections to caregivers and visitors, and expands to respiratory infections beyond colds, stressing hygiene and awareness.

Pow. Briggs Duluth Minnesota Briges Witiel Briggs

Spindrift a Novel of the Great Lakes Preview

In Fairport on Lake Michigan a village reads aloud news of Olaf Thornberg’s murder aboard the yacht Norseman and Carl Garrison’s prison escape. Residents recall the trial, claim strong motives, and fear Garrison’s return as Captain Garrison’s memory falters amid the case.

Olaf Thormberg Carl Garrison Garrison Stbin Thornberg Cay Olaf Thornberg Val Marquette Needham Haines Val Haines Old Thornberg Ezra Naines Nike Moore Tiaines Hinines Bart Wart McManus Fairport

Night on the Lake Ends With a Found Dog in Pain

On the lakeside Ezra Needham and Wal Haines share a quiet vigil as Cap’n Needham and others drift away. Carl Garrison returns with his injured beagle Taffy, carried to a net house where Needham kneels beside the dog, noting Tucky’s likely broken back and garbled response to care. Cap’n Needham expresses deep sympathy as the scene fades toward a continuation.

Garrison Wal Haines Can’n Needhan Haines Ezra Cap'n Needham Needham Old Man Janet Val White House Carl Garrison Reacher Val Heines Hiller Garrigan Tito Dane

Uncle Wiggily and Jackies Cave Adventure

Uncle Wiggily visits Bow Wow family to cheer up Baby Bunty who lost a cherished doll. Bunty recalls summer disappearance of the doll as Uncle Wiggily and Jackie search hillside and woods for the toy, promising to find it.

Kelief Jackie Pestie Longears Uncleplesity Peetie Baby Bunty Uncle Wiggily Bunty Dolly Laele Wiggily Jackies Dell Rabbit Susie Littletail Uncle Wigsily Uncle Wig

Ways of Women in Athens

In ancient Athens the shopping was done by slaves or household masters while women largely stayed home. They rarely entered markets, limited to home life, to religious processions, and social calls. Women wore cosmetics, jewelry, hair nets, and carried a range of domestic duties, with social expectations shaping their visibility in public life.

Athens Erem Greece

Conch Cag Tomorrow- Wis Thee Crisoe

Children invited to write letters to Uncle Ray with their favorite stories, including age, school, name, and address. Letter addressed to Uncle Ray care of this newspaper.

Uncle Ray

Uncle Wiggily and Jackie Dig for a Treasure Bone

Jackie digs in a cave and uncovers Bunty’s doll and a bone hidden in a wooden box. Uncle Wiggily praises the find while Bunty gratefully retrieves her doll, and Jackie keeps gnawing the bone after his treasure discovery. The scene ends with a promise to tell more about Peeto’s patty cake and the milk route.

Uncle Wiggily Uncle Wiggile Jackie Bunty Bunny Uncle Wregily Tam Sackie Ali Peetio

Reformer sodapop post advocate on women voters

A Houston Post Dispatch article quotes a reformer arguing against an absolute oath never to vote for a woman for president or governor. He says a woman would need to be an old maid before he would support her. He mocks married women for depending on their husbands for advice.

Sota Houston Tex Post-Dispatch

Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions on Nature Topics

A 1926 Burroughs Nature Club Notes column invites readers to send questions about nature. It discusses swans, animal instinct, and questions about hawks, flies, and snakes, with commentary on wild birds and their rarity.

Burroughs Nature Club Houghton Mifflin Co Pacific Coast Tha Doe Tien

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