Advertising and publication details from Materloo Evening Courier
The Daily includes rates and policies for classified ads and subscriptions. It lists staff: John C. Hartman as President and Editor, A W Peterson as Treasurer and General Manager. Printing offices in Waterloo Iowa with bureaus in Washington New York Philadelphia and Chicago.
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Ernest En Eeettrems
W. H. Hartman CO
West Park Ave
John C. Hartman
A&w. Peterson, Treas
A & Gen'l Mer
Iowa
Waterloo
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Munsey Bidg
G. Dougherty
New York
Philadelpaie
Chicago
Story
Brooks & Finley
Iowa orchard yield urged as model for state fruit
An editorial extols Iowa apple orchards under proper care, citing a ten acre state orchard near Cornell Bhitts that yielded over $11,000, and compares with a two acre Iowa farm. It argues attention, spraying, pruning, and timing boost fruit value and urges systematic orchard work statewide. It also notes potential of water power to ease fuel shortages and cites Keokuk dam as proof.
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Cornell Bhitts
Waterloo
Iowa
Oregon
Washington
Jowa
aAmerica
Jones
State of Washington
Keokuk
Mississippi
Father
Waters
Niagara Falls
Europe
House
Senate
Limburger Cheese Debate Through Odor and Price
The piece argues about the odor of limburger cheese and compares its cost to butter. It notes some find the smell unpleasant yet claims it fades when tasting. It suggests using small amounts with neutralizing agents to enjoy substantial savings at 36 cents per pound, and advises those sensitive to odor to use minimal amounts.
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Chicago
Prevent Cold Infection and Strengthen Vitality
Health talk by Dr John B Huber advises avoiding infected contacts during epidemics and using hygienic practices to reduce transmission. Emphasizes proper sleep, nutrition, exercise, fresh air, and sun to boost metabolism and immune resilience. includes reader Q and A on poor circulation and cautions against diagnosing by mail.
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Comdon
Faut
Friend Wife BruOE FULKERSON eerie
Imogene says she dislikes Andrew's friend Southworth for reasons she calls a woman's instinct. Andrew argues Southworth is not self centered, though he has money saved. The exchange reveals tension over money, pride, and love as they discuss his character.
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Havner
Coon Rapids
Enterprise
Imogene
Andrew
Southworth
The Sandman Story by Mrs F A Walker
Billy Mouse, a pantry resident, watches children take large bread slices and cookies. He fears scarcity, stores crumbs in his wall room, and hides as the children return to the pantry. When he is discovered, fear fades and curiosity grows as he observes how the children work with food.
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Billy Mouse
Atd
Granny Mouse
Mica
Havner
Des Moines Register
Iowa Editors Revision Can Wait
Sioux City Journal questions Gov. Harding’s rationale for not calling an extraordinary session to revise the code. The paper notes uncertainty and cautions against a rushed legislature session, suggesting restraint may be prudent.
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Sioux City Journal
Harding
General Assembly
Noted Miss Lippincut complains of town limits
Miss Fawn Lippincut voices frustration over small town constraints hindering growth and the arrival of diverse Americans. She laments that the community lacks room for new residents and ideas, reflecting concerns about cultural change and inclusion.
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Miss Fawn
Brain Tests By Sam Loyd
Puzzle notes describe spelling a little animal name from tie objects and detail strategies for the Daily Game secret to force a win. The text includes methods for splitting petals and mirroring moves to keep both sides similar, leading to the old maid stump.
Caves of Bootland Used as Dwellings in Scotland
Large caves in Scotland reveal ancient homes with relics of women and children such as combs whorls spindles and enameled brooches plus household utensils and pottery. Men left plows deer antler tools wheels harness mounts and decorated swords. James Carle attributes Roman influence on craft. A German invention enables at home steam baths via a hood over a bathtub.
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Scotland
James Carle
Comension
Cascarets Advertisement Claim Benefits Overnight
An old style ad promises Cascarets cure for biliousness and constipation. It claims the product cleanses the system without griping or harsh effects like Calomel. The copy emphasizes affordability and that Cascarets work while you sleep.
Delicate Children Relieved by Vinci Tonic
Mrs Leonard W George of Aiken South Carolina says her five year old daughter, weakened by January pneumonia, improved after using Vinci tonic. The doctor endorsed Vinci as the best tonic for delicate children and the family offers a money back guarantee if it fails to help.
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Aldorsed Vinci Aiken
S. C
Vinci
Leonard W. George
Rheumatism’s weather pain and Hood's remedy
The notice explains rheumatism worsens with weather differences and links pain to excess uric acid in blood. It endorses Hood's Sarsaparilla for relief in thousands of cases and suggests Hood's Fills if a laxative is needed.
This Medicine Has Cured Thousands It May Cure You
Testimonial ad from Spartanburg South Carolina resident L P England claims malaria and rheumatism relief after using Number 40 For The Blood and Number 46. The J C Mendenhall formulation from Evansville Indiana is advertised as a blood purifier addressing eczema skin diseases ulcers and boils. Sold by Wangler Bros Co and other druggists.
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J. C. Mendenhall
Hvansville
Ind
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