Water loo Evening Courice See magdnase eye AD BAFEATAN
The text is an OCR filled page from Waterloo Evening Courier with scattered company info, editing notes, and byline details. It includes publication data, advertising policies, staff credits, and a long assortment of opinion and miscellaneous items. The readable portions touch on commentary about the four power agreement and various local and national notes.
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Waterloo
Courice
Magdnase Eye
W. HO Bartman
West Park Ave
John C. Hartman
AL W. Peterson
Treas
Gen'l
Cairier
DY Mall
Iowa
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of
Gircul Menge
Papsar
G. Dougherty
Washington, D. C
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Btory
Brooks & Finley
Rep’s
Pacific
Washington
Japan
England
Great Britain
United States
Britain
America
Secretary Hughes Breaks Records With Whiskers
Abe Martin notes a playful observation about Secretary Hughes and a letter from an old friend, highlighting a humorous take on political figures and a lighthearted exchange.
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Mae - Ther
Hughes
Tilford
Gavin
Health Talks by Joan B Huber on Constipation and Remedies
A reader asks about abdominal constipation caused by internal organs pressed near the rectum and the need for surgery in such cases. The column notes bran may help but isn’t a universal cure and discusses remedies, avoidance of excessive pills, and medical guidance including flat foot concerns and system responses.
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Glenaard
Amica
Wilo
Aga Four
Hosiery Bargain Sparks Turbulent Department Store Visit
Imogene asks Andrew to accompany her to a department store hosiery counter. He objects to the expense and selects costly silk stockings, ordering white pink and orchid colors. The total runs forty eight dollars with a two forty wartex charge, and quarrel simmers over returns and credit next day.
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Andrew
Tamipxene
Imogene
Jungate
Madami
Atmogene
Afterthoughts and Opinions From a Turbulent Era
A collection of brief notes and quips mentioning Hays Wells and Watkins on government reform taxes and disarmament. It notes jokes about mule remedies and Punches at the peace table. It cites Victor Herbert and Michael Collins, plus a stray puzzle about stockings and sportsmen.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Answers Readers Questions
Questions on biology and plants are answered with notes from Burroughs Nature Club. Topics include sparrow albinism the mating law of the catamount and Snow on the mountains a spurge plant with poisonous sap that spreads from garden escapes.
Corrected English Sample
It is a very tragic affair. many men will vote for the nominee. He was initiated into a secret society. I wish you a good time on your journey. This man’s character is different from that man’s.
The Guarded Heights Scene at Princeton College
George Morton enters Princeton as a cadet to repay Sylvia’s scorn after his family’s livery business collapses. He rises as a football captain, befriends powerful peers, and forms plans with Sylvia’s brother and Goodhue. Betty Sinclair and Lambert engage, while Sylvia’s engagement to another man shifts the social balance.
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Sinopsis
George Morton
Sylvia
Princeton
Goodhue
Sam
Ibert
George
Wall Street
Dalrymple
Lanleysaphe
Sylvia Io
Mortlon, Planter &Goodhue
West Point
Morton
Bailly
Mr. Morton
Simpson
Sach Giants
Bat- Pam
Betty
Sinclairs
Bettty
Lambert
Mrs. Sinclair
Mr. Sinclair
Sinclair
Blodgett
Anite
Old Brodgett
Chear
Lee
Platts
Burgh
Ito
On Middle Ground by Frank L. Stanton
Poem reflects stoic resilience in life’s hardships. The speaker notes that people remain “tellable well” through grief and rain, balancing sorrow with hopeful, steadfast faith as they journey toward rest and dreamlike peace.
Advertising Bandits and the Bandit King Image
Des Moines Capital discusses sensationalized crime terms bandit king and bandit queen used by tabloids. It critiques vanity and fame seeking that turns criminals into flashpoint headlines, noting misrepresentation in telegraphic reports.
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Des Moines
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd
The text describes a crime clue involving a pistol firing at a clock dial and stopping the clock. It discusses the hands’ positions and a challenge to deduce the correct time from the second hand, with a rebus representing yesterday’s puzzle.
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Sam Loyd
Driviz
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