WaterLou Evening Cancier Operating Under Haertman Co
The Waterloo Evening Cancier, Vol. 6 No. 363, a daily except Sunday paper, lists Haertman Co as publisher with Park Ave and Commercial St offices. Rates shown include carrier weekly and monthly prices. page bears editorial and advertisement policies, and notices of policy, pricing, and representative offices in New York Philadelphia Chicago and Los Angeles.
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WW. H. Haertman Co
Courter Fudg
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
Hartman
and & i McCoy, Treas
Thaallee
Nile Su
Sversbelnis
New York
Philadelpha
Chicag Angeles and
Sport ties the world and Yale crews voyage plans
The article notes Yale weighing a crew tour to Germany, Red Layton recruited to direct the Sig Paulo Athlete club in Brazil, and Lorena Murchison with Charlie Paddock preparing for a world tour to race with top sprinters in Australasia Africa Europe. It highlights the global camaraderie in sport.
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Nason
America
Yale
Germany
Red Layton
University of Nebraska
Hag
Sig Paulo
Brazil
Lorena Murchison
Charlie Paddork
Australasia
Ashi
Africa
Europe
Controversy Over Tugging Level And Lincoln Memorial
Washington is stirred by a controversy over placing a viewing level near the John Paul Jones Memorial tied to Lincoln. The Oregon game warden orders grain shipments to aid starving birds with outbreaks noted. Decorah expands park lands to 66 acres, while Spiller McFadden loses in four in Scammon. Kansas relaxes boxing ban amid Yuletide spirit.
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Washington
Paul Jones
Orezen Gama
Imy
Oregon
Spiller McFadden
Scammon
Kan
Kansas
Wise Men at Peace and the Child-Man God
A reflective piece contrasts the wise man’s endless search with the Magi who sought the Christ child. The child’s understanding brings grown men peace though certainty remains elusive. The text explores belief, mystery, and faith as a path to contentment.
Germany to teach new history stressing common people
Berlin dispatch reports in Germany schools will introduce the new history focusing on peoples and dynasties rather than courts and kings. The reform aims to show how ordinary Germans lived, what they valued, and how their ideas of justice and happiness shaped the nation.
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Germany
Berlin
German Republic
Tindevtor
Unclear OCR fragment on finances and meetings
Fragmentary text references cash handling and meetings with unclear context. It mentions American Can, prices around 1.95, and hiring, but details are garbled and no coherent event or entities are confirmed.
Home spun Revolution: Indian radicals urged to spin 2000 yards monthly
Gavadhi exhorts rcrsmen to resist British rule by maintaining offices through heavy yarn production. He argues that while the army can wage war, British factories cannot heat spinning wheels if patriots persevere.
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Gavadhi
Corn prices and farm prosperity amid Iowa crop forecasts
The piece analyzes corn at 1.24 and its impact on Iowa farmers, noting carryover shortages, future price expectations, and varying farmer success. It compares pre and post war prices, highlights who prospers, and ends with a safety reminder about brakes before spring travel.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Coro
Iowa
Towa
Jawa
Piles Prevention and Hygiene Advised by Dr Isrady
The health column urges preemptive care for hemorrhoids detailing irrigation avoidance, perineal cleansing with powders, tepid baths, and cool compresses. It notes clothing choices to reduce irritation, warns against infection during defecation, and discusses chair padding and ventilation.
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Phil Tatean
Perineum
Loiley
Lemor
Flower of the Family romance twists with Marta and Gordon
Lenore Ralston and Rafe Satterly haunt The Little Club. Marta, Marta’s sister, and Gordon Flesher entangle in jealousy and bravado as family loyalties collide with romance. Marta hides a night with Gordon while Rafe’s betrayal and Uncle Summers’ meddling complicate loyalties.
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Lenore Ralston
Rafe Satterly
Gordon Flesher
Lenore
Gordon
Marta
Lamore
Iris
Jim
Joan Faiston
Veda Stem
USA Storm
Stilyton
Joan
Summers
Ralston
Norrie
Nalston
Thalston
Veda
Rafe
Marts
Kate
Brain Tests by Sam Loud
A playful brain teaser explores a mathematician’s dialogue with a roundsman. It analyzes times around midnight and 9 36 AM, combining word clues and arithmetic to deduce the speaker's surname and period.
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Sam
Abe Martin Satire on Promoters and Tea Room Dinner
Abe Martin quips about Mrs Ike Lark's widowed sister and a forgotten $118 left by her husband. The joke pivots on blue sky promoters and a suggestion to win a big fellow’s heart with a tea room dinner.
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Ike Lark
What Is Love? A Prisoner’s Confession and Return
A narrative fragment depicts a prisoner recounting jail time and a phone call to a girl, revealing a changed feeling upon seeing her. He fears his uncle’s possible revelations and contemplates calling after release, ending with a teased continuation about love.
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Gordon
Norrie
Marta
Howsa
Gord
Gordon Flesher
Rafe
Jim
Gordon Wresher
Marie
California
Henry
Husband Wife Banter Amid Bigamy Notions In Page Teaser
Imogene and Andrew banter over love, jealousy and a plan to marry two women, while a comic aside on Tarzan and Sarazen weaves through their dialogue. The scene ends with a memory of army maneuvers in Germany using wooden cannons and canvas tanks.
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Germany
New Mail Routes Proposed in 1874 Notices
Fifty years ago this week the post office department announced new routes from Jesup to Blakeville, Grundy Center to Waterloo, and Dysart to Waterloo. Details include weekly and twice weekly schedules, departure times, and expected arrival times, reflecting early rural mail service expansion.
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Jpost
Jesup
Barclay and Lester
Blakeville
Grundy Center
Reinbeck and Hudson
Waterloo
Street Rail Line Proposed in City and Holiday Notices
Forty years ago on December 24 1884 J B Myers and C B Scroggy asked the city council for permission to build and operate a street railway linking depots and possibly the courthouse if right of way is secured A winter notice reports prompt sidewalk clearings by city crews mills shut for slack orders due to wheat surplus and forthcoming flour credit details A telegraph about ailing sister Miss Amslia brings family travel news and local business shifts including a bank furnace installation and pew rental plans at the First Baptist church with a proposed general holiday on December 26 and no paper Monday.
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Bacchus
Feyrou
Marta
Uncle Henry
Jim
Gordon Flesher
Yoas
Efe
Gordon
iMarta
Unels Henry
Dar
Sword's Points
Pre
Gorgon
J. B. Myers
C. B. Scroggy
City Mills
Union Mill Company
de Trois
Milils
Chris Brubaker
H. H. Saunders
Cou
Cascaden
Frank
H. W. Hammond
Minne Bros
Applis
Miss Amslia
Local Notes Mix Health, Teaching, and Snow Rules
Health stays at Colorado Springs as Drs Bickley move to their own building. Miss Jessie Wilcox Waterbury plans to end teaching Latin at West High to be with her invalid mother in Albert Lea. A snow ordinance empowers city action and charges costs to property owners. A hunting party near York, Maine reports bunnies and squirrels on a trail.
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Jessie Wilcox
C. A. Waterbury
West High School
Albert Lea
Minn
Joe Schiel
Ote Klinefelter
Carl White
Jack Taylor
Samuel Bragdon
York
Hudson
J. E
Burroughs Nature Notes Seeks Reader Questions
Readers are invited to submit queries on nature topics to the Nature Notes Department. The column promises to answer questions in future installments and shares a past Q&A about bird conservation, sea color variation, and the impact of removing insects on ecosystems with historical anecdotes.
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Nature Notes
Jamaica
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