Local newspaper ad notices and Shenandoah inquiry excerpt
A merged page fragment includes a subscription rate card for a Waterloo paper, notes on advertising policies, and a lengthy discussion of the naval court of inquiry into the Shenandoah disaster. It cites expectations about findings, possible responsibility, and Hoover’s rubber economy push, with references to press offices and representative meetings.
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W. T. Hartman Co
Courier
Corner Park Ave
Commercial
Sobn
C. Hartman
Baltar
Jackson McCoy, Treas
Geri Mer
Portoire
Waterloo
United Press International News
Associated Prisss
Associated Press
Audit Bureau
Circle Tio
Ivor
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Storr, Brooks & Finley
Representatives
Naval Court of Inquiry
Shenandoah
Navy Department
Alitchell
Heien
First-The-Navy Department
Lansdowne
Secretary of the Navy
Rosendahl
The Rough Riders film aims to dramatize Roosevelt era raid
An American producer announces The Rough Riders photoplay a super epic about the Rough Riders charge up San Juan Hill. Hollywood touts movie magic to retell this daring episode with modern technics while noting the enduring public fascination and potential casting of a T. Roosevelt portrayal.
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Rough Riders
Urat
Lowil
Caly
Roosevelt
Synein
San Juan Hill
York
Hawever
T. R
Artiss
Hollywood
Political debate and farming concerns loom in Iowa editorials
Iowa editors criticize Berzh for lacking public conviction while speculating on how Senator Borah may align with or against the Coolidge administration. Fort Dodge Messenger notes senate debate over temperance and farm policy, highlighting partisan rhetoric, enforcement, and proposed corn crib redistribution amid rising costs and prohibition disputes.
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Horah
Reed
Des Moines Register
Berzh
Coolidge
Borah
Heed
Missouri
Fifty Years Ago In Ti Courier
This Dec 22 1877 Thunder of recollections recounts Rev William Walker missionary life of twenty years in Africa his three marriages and devotion to evangelism. Local civic notes mention the Red Jonkel engine replacement and a new pork-packing plant opening Dec 28. Social items include gifts to Rev J J Austin and community events, with mentions of concerts and skating, illustrating small town life in a distant era.
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M. K. Cross
William Walker
Africa
Amherst College
Cross
Walker
Sessler & Red Proprieta
Twenty Years Ago in Town February 28 Item Notes
A ragged, OCR-like fragment reports on local events from twenty years ago. It mentions land survey fronts near city limits, a ceremony for a catowsacer Noel, and a visit from a Jingang of Sieteh bells. It also notes a move to the federal building, a marriage at 229 Vine Street, and church services at St Mary’s.
Uncle Wigerly's Christmas Chimney adventure tale
Uncle Wigerly cleans the Christmas chimney as Bunny children await gifts. A hungry Fox disguises as a polar bear to access the chimney, but is thwarted by the clever rabbit and soot fall reveal. The scene closes with a hint of a Christmas tree tale to come.
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Uncle Wigerly
Howard Regaris
Wigglly
Bunny Ren- Yeman
Uneleyo
Uneto
Uncle Wigrly
North Pole
Fox
The Babys Shoes and Baby Health Advice
A column on infant footwear and health argues against early shoe use, urging barefoot periods at home and sun exposure with cod liver oil in moderation. It favors soft moccasins over hard soles, broad toe design, and flexible child shoes up to age ten or twelve, warning against high heels for children.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Featuring Questions
A 1923 Burroughs Nature Club Notes panel invites readers to submit questions on nature topics to the Notes Dept. It mentions answers in a future issue and includes inquiries about mammalian cheek pouches and a bird description, with partial scientific terms and fragmented text.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Cu
Azure Notes
Abe Martin Warns Against Speaking Hastily
The column gives Abe Martin urging patience before speaking and hinting at a playful quip about a Rhineland resident’s manners and a lingering question about enjoyment or joy in a rural setting.
The Lame Lad and the Ice Rock Rescue
In a moonlit forest tale the Lame Lad seeks a way to topple ice bound rocks blocking a cave. A fairy guides him to gain a clever solution using fire and dry sticks from a cottage, while a helpful neighbor provides a sled of wood. The plan begins to free the pathway at dawn.
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Douglas
Forest of Larrow
Ouglis
Manu
Readers invited to write Uncle Ray at Corner
Readers of the Corner are invited to write to Uncle Ray with preferred stories and new title ideas or share how the Corner helps in school. Letters should state name age and address. Ruth Nergard, age 33, provides a sample request asking for names of the 28 original colonies.
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Uncle Ray
Ruth Nergard
South Carolina
North Carolina
Georgia
Virginia
Merryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Thode Island
New Nampshire
Desert-adapted snake and hatchling care guide note
A fragmented text discusses an Australian and island snake with variable color and yellow abdomen, including venomous hints. It also covers precautions and feeding for newly hatched chicks, methods to soften insect excrement, and preserving specimens in damp sand with air exposure, using carbolic infection control to prevent mites.
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Australia
Our Economic President Hoover and Coolidge in 1920s view
A Washington report describes nine presidential hopefuls in the Senate while Herbert Hoover is labeled the economic president. It credits Hoover with shaping policy and commerce, with Coolidge handling politics and Hoover driving agricultural and industrial goals. The piece muses on Hoover’s influence over international trade and domestic markets as a defining era.
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Lincoln
Neb
United States Senate
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
United States
Coolidre
Brazil
Iran
Agricultural Department
Floover
Ragdio
Hix
Departient of Commerce
Coolidge
George Washington
Uncertain Succession For Third Term Leader
The passage questions who would assume leadership after a long tenure, suggesting Hoover as the natural successor due to a shared presidency. It notes the begin-bonnet senators’ suspicions but uncertainty remains about the exact successor.
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Mr. Hoover
Creomulsion Promoted For Persistent Coughs And Colds
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold treatment that soothes inflamed membranes and stops germ growth from creosote based formula. It claims relief for persistent coughs colds bronchial asthma and bronchitis with a money back guarantee if not relieved when used as directed.
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Creamulsion Company
Allagta, Gai
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Ajso
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England
National Ralber Association
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
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Gren
Russia
Iowa
Fort Dodge
Senate
Jowsyle Wien
Alama
Coraenouvil
Bliss
Iowa State
Ti Courier
District Court
Wilson
Holman
Roperty
Tyrol
Union Hall
Riechings
Bernard English
Bal! Lett & West's
Hol’ Bournes
Aplington
the Universalist Church
J. J. Austin
T.J7
Flaves
West Side
George
Miss Il Hie
Insey
E. N. Barratt
Emi
Amet Uren
Ccletc
Dick Morrow
Mill Pond
Morris Finheen
J. C
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Anteon
Stous
Titus
A. J. Reber
Kim- Oerot
James M. Hees
Charles Buys
Simon
KE. J. Hildebrand
S. F. Basbor
Pth Enon
Beverly Minstrels
Poly
Opera Ronse
Salreliy
I. Fioex Ty
Mars Liem
Che Jingang
Mesrasas Na Thuresyily Shire
Siearly
Federal Building
Henry W. Ayens
Fannie Rickert
Vine Street
Vattertar Far Les Company
St. Mary's
Hamesath
Patst Terth
Jingle
Scooter
Baby Bonni
Hollow Stump
Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Mrs. Longears
Nurse Jane
Jane
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Kent
Mack Benth
Arswet
Europe
Califormia
Sergio
Neon Finil
Jimmy
Tim
JuLius
Theresa
Saristmas Gier
Pete
Shastira
Abe Martin
Uncle Rays
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