Still Doubtful on Irish Pact as Ulster and Dail Debate
The Waterloo Evening Courier notes that despite optimism after the London agreement, the Irish question remains unsettled. Ulster opposition and the Dail’s reception of terms cloud prospects as De Valera’s camp questions whether the pact serves Irish wishes, with parliamentary action looming next week and further shifts possible before any final peace.
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Jooks Houbtful
Britain
Ireland
Ulster
Ul- Star
Downing Street
Parliament
de Va- Tera
London
de Valera
Lloyd George
Griffin
Collins
Barton
Duffy
Druggan
I[ai
Towa Farmer Faces Turmoil Amid Urban Strife
A fragmented account portrays a farmer watching unrest in a nearby city. Citizens are anxious about crime and potential robbing, while mobs, strikers, and police clash in a tense, unstable environment.
Health Talks: Watch That Cough and Tuberculosis Talk
Reader letters discuss a child with chronic cough, possible tuberculosis and doctor guidance. A parent asks about a home remedy, while Dr. Huber emphasizes medical examination, official TB care, and following physician advice. A separate inquiry covers shoe fit and ankle support, and a reader thanks the column for health information.
Friend Wife by Rob Fulkerston
Andrew and Imogene plan a secret evening at the Orpheum vaudeville show after a tense moment of mistrust. They joke about tickets and headliners, then reconcile as Imogene dresses and Andrew makes a quick call to secure reservations.
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Andrew
Imogene
Vaudaville
Orpheum
Orpheum Theatre
Carols Revival Aims to Spread Christmas Singing Nationwide
The piece praises revived Christmas Eve caroling in Burlington Iowa and envisions wider adoption in Waterloo and other cities. It notes origins in Detroit, sponsorship by the National Bureau for the Advancement of Music, and the charitable, community spirit of carol groups visiting hospitals and homes, with classic carols emphasized.
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W. H. Hartman Co
West Park Ave
Gohn
C. Hartman
Euitor
W. Peterson
Treas
Gen'h
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated PF
Associated Press
Stember Audit Bureau of Ukulasions
Raverpalng
Mate Kagwn
Doug Ty
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Brory
Brooks & Finley
Ren's
Burlington
Sncra
Detroit
National Bureau For the Advancement of Music
Yuletide
Oeriston
Shutins
Burroughs Nature Notes Questions and Answers
Nature Notes column invites reader questions on salamanders birds and sea gull behavior. It includes questions about what salamanders eat if they are poisonous where sea gulls go with vessels and how birds shift eggs in nests with brief answers to follow in tomorrow’s issue.
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Mellon
Treasury Department
Melton
Ian
Wsinda
Wita
United States
Wim
Havie
Angeld
Florida
Libarty
Jin Mander
Nature Notes
Abe Martin Nations Buildin' Material Warns of Dangers
A humorous Abe Martin column notes building materials not only raise costs but bring hospital expenses and risk of losing sanity while attempting lavish homes. The piece mocks drunken neighbors as overly cautious yet beer soaked in judgment.
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Rome
A Lypline Of Both By Prank L Stanton And Nature Notes
A verse of weathering seasons contrasts sun and rain with flowers while a family joke shifts to a circus trip. The prose inserts ask about shellac from tree resin and rattlesnake aging, explaining production and the growth of snake segments.
The Guarded Heights A Wartime Social Plot
George Morton, driven by debt and longing, rises from groom to elite student and financier at Planter Estate. He falls for Sylvia, faces her engagement to Dalrymple, and navigates friendships among Goodhue Lambert and Blodgett as they pursue influence, loyalty, and reunion amid Plattsburgh civilian training.
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George Morton
Sylvia
Princeton
Goodhue
Lambert
George
Wall Street
Dalrymple
Airymple
Blodgett
Long Island
Sinclairs
Patr
Sinclairst
Oakmont
Kentucky
Josiah
Bloedgett
Wansdel
Plattsburgh
Lor
Dalrymine
Althou
Dicky
Dal_Dalrymple
Mr. Morton
Bankers Hint Readers About Auto Registration
An Estherville editorial notes bankers offer auto registration services. The Ringsted Dispatch editor recalls a bank letter that caused overdraft fears, only to reveal a registration service. The piece urges trust between customers and banks and suggests rubber stamps to avoid delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer News-Herald
Ringsted Dispatch
Estherville Vindiccator
Davis
Christmas Presents Worth While Exchange Noted in Marshalltown
In the Marshalltown Times-Republican a fine account describes a Christmas presents exchange between Ireland and England. The piece highlights goodwill and the spirit of the season, noting the broad goodwill and festive atmosphere surrounding the event.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Ireland
England
Beam Tests by Sam Loyd in Nine Town Puzzle
Ex-Supt B recalls a trunk mystery that helped him hunt criminals in New York. The trunk crossed nine towns with labels scratched to destroy evidence, each town over 26,000 in population. Remaining label fragments may reveal the nine towns and test readers to restore the names.
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New York
S12
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Waterlos Evening Courier
Han Mirave
Auine
John B. Huber
Mina
Jung Wir
Sulichort
Aterdal
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Tlabder Sweate
Health Talks" Department
Lhis
Tha Edith
Friend Wife
Rob Fulkerson
Anihaw
Particu
Hones
Herald Angels
Bethlehem
Europe
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mi Be Lin Co
Abe Martin
Dre
L. Stanton
Bilville
Carteria Lacen
India
Banyan
Wadsworth
Doubleday, Page & Co
Army of Methuselah
Mr. Sinclair
Wilson
Weill
Sam Loyd
Hill
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