Bolshevik Scare and Union Tactics Stir Waterloo
The Waterloo Evening Courier reports on U S political turmoil with calls to replace President Wilson amid his illness and power transfer questions. It notes bolshevik propaganda in Waterloo aimed at organized labor, promoting the Workers’ International Industrial Union and anti AF of L strikes.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
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Wy, Baartnan CO
Weat Park Ang
John C. Hartman
A. W. Peterson
Treas
Iowa
Waterloo
Associat
Associated Presa
Republicaon
Aoa
Washington, D. C
Munsey Big
United States
Eryerybey
Wilson
Washington
Marshall
White House
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Workers' International Industrial Union
A. F. of L
Glassblowers' Union
Traction
New York
Bridgeport
Conn
Toledo
A. IF. of
W. LI. U
Russia
LWW
Bolshevists
Seattle
Wood endorsement by South Dakota Republicans noted by editor
The piece argues Gen. Leonard Wood gains support from South Dakota delegates for the national convention and potentially New York's 90 delegates. It lauds his leadership on the Gary steel strike and calls for deporting treasonous labor leaders, seeking labor-capital cooperation and firm action on coal and miners.
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South Dakota
Leonard Wood
Wood
America
Kansas
Will horses endure beyond urban use say editors warn
A Cedar Rapids Gazette summary notes Chicago experts predict a decade of no horses in cities yet history shows demand remains strong. The piece cites the anti cruelty society foreseeing ten years more of no horses amid ongoing reliance on tractors and mules.
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Dobbin
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Chicago Anti-Cruelty Society
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd no. 242 and 241 solutions
Puzzle notes describe Loyd style brain teasers asking to spell names from letters and perform simple arithmetic. It lists No 242 exercise to write names of small objects and derive letters spelling a title island and No 241 solutions with paired word clues.
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Atlantic
Taylor Credited with Origin of U S Greenbacks
Col Edmond Dick Taylor is credited with conceiving the Civil War era Treasury notes known as greenbacks. Lincoln wrote that Taylor helped devise issuing noninterest bearing notes as legal tender to fund army needs, a pivotal moment in U S currency history.
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Walsh
Taylor
Dick Taylor
Treasury
Chase
Republic
Lincoln
Health basics and home thermometer use guide
The article outlines vital health checks focusing on temperature pulse and breathing. It recommends a home thermometer to detect fever, explains usage under tongue or in armpit, and notes variations by method. It includes a reader inquiry about voice care and general health advice.
Andrew and Imogene by Rob Fulkerson
Andrew and Imogene read the afternoon papers and discuss a ten year old boy from Flood's jewelry store who fell into bad company, noting the local crime report. The dialogue focuses on a youth named Sims and the consequences of his choices.
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Andrew and
Imogene By
Rob Fulkerson
Andrew
Imogene
Sims Boy
Flood
The Sandman Story by Mrs. F A Walker
The barnyard fowl praised Tabby the cat for guarding the chicks until a fox appeared with Mr Dog away. While Tabby rested near the barn, her kittens played nearby as Mrs Black Hen watched her many chicks.
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Rover
Black Hen
Mrs. Tabby
Mr. Rover Dog
Sandman
Mrs. F. A. Walker
Tabby
Eggs soar for hens with Don Sung feed remedy
A newspaper ad features G W Vincent of South Ky who boosted his flock from about 3 eggs every two days to 30 eggs daily in January using Don Sung. The ad claims the product improves eye laying organs, health, and activity, with a money back guarantee after 30 days and a 50 cent mail order offer from Burrell-Dugger Co.
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G. W. Vincent
South
Don Sung
Burrell- Dugger Co
Columbia Bldg
Idianapolis
Ind
Weeks' Break-Up-A-Cold Tablets Touted By Teachers
In a schoolroom exchange teachers Ann and May discuss Weeks' Break-Up-A-Cold Tablets as a remedy to prevent colds and shorten illness. Ann claims the tablets boost cold-fighting strength and include a vegetable laxative, with the druggist recommending them for early symptoms of a cold.
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Ann Crave
Maked
May
Ana
Ann
Dr. Chase
Chase
United Medicine Company
North Tenth Streey
Philadelphia
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Henderson Drug
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Frank Clute
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Lo J. M. Holt
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L. Ll. Dickman
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Roenecke Glen
Brown
Punter Eeghuer
Borger& Son
Sparen Brothers
EK. Stinehart
Modern, Grocery
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Hansen & Hansen Moore & Motre
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