Waterlog Afternoon Courier Editorial Letter on National Policy
A Waterloo Iowa newspaper opinion argues President Harding should not smash agricultural bloc in Congress. It stresses the need for national view and balanced policy, urging give and take among regions to avoid harming any section and preserve national unity.
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Aeens
W. BH. Hartman
West Park Ave
dJohn C. Hartman
A.W. Peterson
Treas
Geo’ Mer Dalli
Carier
Mali
Gremontha
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Advertising
Dougherty
Washington, D. C
New York
Phiadelphia
Chicago
Los Angels
Sancisco
Brory, Brooks & Finley
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Hardingsa
Congress
Harding
East
Birdseys
United States
West
Middlewest
Im Congress
Getting Independent and Transmuting Metals in Early 20th Century View
The piece surveys city politics in Indianapolis Buffalo Cleveland and Youngstown with questions about why so many elect fringe leaders and decry outside control. It notes Prof Bond allegedly turning base metals into gold and discusses monetary implications and the gold standard. It also references Dr Lorenz and US officials amid broader social critique.
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Bond
Nglland
Health Talks: Lip Cancer and Public Health Notes
A 55 year old man reports signs suggesting lip cancer with neck and chest pain. Dr Huber states cancer is not contagious and recommends separate utensils or boiling water for the patient’s dishes. The column also answers questions on family planning on farms and hammer toe treatment, urging readers to send stamped self addressed envelopes for faster replies.
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Eteetra
Marriet
Cheriah
Huber
Friend Wife
Imogene reveals a complex scheme of charging dresses to other women's accounts to fund her expenditures. Andrew confronts her as she admits some friends, not necessarily family, buy items and pay her back later, though the money flow and repayment are unclear.
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Imogene
Andrew
Goosie
Kitty
Mary
Sally
Tmozene
Afterthoughts and Snippets of Holiday Wit
A collage of quotations and quick remarks ranging from proverb wisdom to political quips. It notes Great Britain's policy cartoons, a Chicago robber lodge, future fashion colors, a Paris spring forecast, and a Notre Dame vs Centre football promo.
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Knights of the Golden Circle
Chicago
Waterloo
Paris
Burroughs Nature Club Answers Questions 1921
The column provides reader questions on nature topics and answers by Tomorrows Nature Notes. It includes queries about bird egg handling, shellac gum sources, and rattlesnake age, plus past answers on oyster reproduction fruit tree pruning and chicken incubator temperatures with practical guidance.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Gulf
Mexico
Farmer's Bulletin
Puzzle clue hints Sheridan battle in Civil War
The reader is invited to solve a rebus puzzle hinted by a Civil War battle won by General Philip H. Sheridan. A garbled puzzle presents clues like FOWL minus OWL, suggesting OWL plus G, and asks for yesterday's answer.
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Philip H. Sheridan
Morning Surprise Waffles for Husband
A quirky kitchen moment where a wife plans waffles to kick off the day. The note blends humor and affection as a breakfast gesture becomes a lighthearted start to morning routines.
The Guarded Heights Inferno of a Looming Shame
Dalrymple pressures George for a loan and hints at Sylvia’s reputation. George loses temper and physically confronts Dalrymple, staining himself with ink. Lambert and Goodhue intervene as the scene ends with warnings and tension over Sylvia’s engagement and past.
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George
Goobhus
Lambert
Dalrymple
Dicky
Dolly
Correct English Rewrite and Grammar Practice
The passage asks to adjust verb forms for subject verb agreement and tense consistency. It shows examples where plural subjects should take plural verbs and where perfect tense forms should align with intended actions.
Somebody Pays Always
A Webster City Freeman Journal column argues that nothing is free and taxpayers fund all goods and services. It notes that free textbooks and highways still cost taxpayers, with benefits and improvements funded by state, federal, and distant sources, while local taxpayers bear the cost.
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Webster City
Christmas Time in the DECEMBER TIMES
A nostalgic poem by Frank L. Stanton celebrates Christmas cheer and reunion. The speaker notes travel from Texas Maine New York and Hampshire as friends gather for a joyful holiday, with turkey feasts, gifts, music, and gratitude for being alive together.
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Frank L. Stanton
Texas
Finois
Maine
New York
Billy
Hampshire
Jane
Wallingford Reapplies Free Advertising Ethics Talk
In a William Wallingford column the Marion Woodard note tale from Leon illustrates how free advertising masks profit. The Cherokee Times mocks farm pages in city papers while noting a Dartmouth comparison. The piece ends with a US government outlay claim of over 17 billion dollars needed for running expenses.
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Wallingford
Leon
Marion Woodard
Bill Bronson
Decatur
Abe Martin notes on garment workers strike and watchful wait
Abe Martin comments on ongoing garment workers strike and the continued policy of watchful waiting. He recalls a feiler who took what could be gained, seen as a real business move by some observers.
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George
Dalrymple
Morten
Sylvia
George Morton
herOf
Lambert
Caide Daresay
Shedmpapa
Princeton College
Coolates
Betty Alston
Fimaelt
Betty
Dalrymople
Wall Street
Goothve
Wandel
Allen
New York
Blodgett
Georges
Feiler
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Indianapolis
Lew Shank
Shank
Franz Schwab
Buffalo
Stead
Cleveland
Fred Kohler
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Lorenz
Vienna
Wilson
Mr. Lansing
Lansing
John B. Huber
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Wife
Roe Fulkerson
Great Britain
France
America
Notre Dame and
Centre
San Diego
Trelang
Mars
White House
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Newspinera
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Sweden
Nature Notes
Sam Loyd
Gace
Tyrday
Sar Ia
Wadsworth Camp
Doubleday, Page & Co
Goodhue
Planters
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Planter
Sylvie
Dalrrympie
Oakmont
Redding
Daltrymple
Brodgett
Dealrymple
Dalrympre
Goodiue
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Jimmy
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Cherokee Times
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Dartmouth Eleven
United States Governme
Abe Martin
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