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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1920
Page
2
Theophilatos claims Venizelos was ousted by foreign influence and martial law in 1915. He asserts Greece rejected entente entry and that outsiders sought to steer policy, noting Constantine’s dismissal and polls held to decide Greece's war stance.
Health Talks by Jon R Huber discuss pellagra signs in picky eaters and diets high in biscuits corn bread and syrup. Emphasizes balanced diets with milk lean meat green vegetables and fruit, plus soy as substitute. mentions public health guidance and potential treatments and cautions against unsafe medicines.
ROE FULLERSON portrays a husband in a comic clash over social rites and the pressure of conformity. Andrew contemplates joining a reform club while Imogene mocks the social traps of country clubs and fashion. Their dialogue satirizes status, expense, and marriage expectations.
The Fairy Queen and Moonman plan to color the sky blue while Skywitch cleans and spills jars of blue. she fails to restore the sky to black and white as the blue persists. The little people observe the blue sky now shining above the mountain top and accept the outcome.
A 19th century Loyd puzzle asks solvers to spell object names, then add and subtract letters to reveal a creature nickname for a despised person. The page header notes numbers 555 and 354 with PAWNDBROKER as the answer key.
A poem speaks of dreams where love fades into bitter death and life’s seas, yet the narrator finds solace in the dawn as the speaker sees death as a dream and returns to a beloved. The verse depicts sorrow, longing, and the hope of reunion beyond death.
Towa editors urge increased corn consumption in the corn belt citing mush and milk with corn bread as sturdy daily fare. They compare corn’s potential to relieve surplus and call for action by families and policymakers amid prohibition and economic strain. A second note mocks partisan banks needing solid footing beyond hot air as North Dakota banks face finance pressures.
Washington December 7. In Marion Ohio discussions with President-elect Harding will focus on tariff policy and cabinet picks. Most Republican leaders favor a high tariff while a smaller group calls for study of postwar economic change before fixing duties. The piece also weighs two cabinet-formation paths and names potential choices like Root Hoover and Wood.
The robin’s success stems from courage and adaptability rather than brilliant color. If a tree fails, it nests on walls porches or even the ground, showing flexible nesting behavior and resilience.
A letter from a local resident argues against consolidation tax claims and school expenses, defending small rural schools, noting tire costs and bus routes, and urging public scrutiny of district directors while urging participation in the discussion. The writer references hardships of travel to schools, historic rural schooling, and community debates.
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