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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1925

Page

3

POST-CHRISTMAS SPIRIT AND MARRIAGE AND A CAREER

A shuffled mix of editorial notes and society items discusses post Christmas spirit lasting into the year and the idea that marriage and an artistic career can coexist. It cites John T. McGutcheon’s cartoon musings and cites Frieda Hempel’s stance that a successful married life benefits from a career, contrasting with traditional views. It also mentions Rudolph Valentino and Mae Murray as modern figures in a potential romance, weighing its impact on cinema culture.

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Moonshiners claim whiskey fools living after deadly liquor

Prohibition authorities say 90 percent of seized liquor is poisonous yet drinkers persist. A night editor’s quip about moonshine lists crude stills and jars used in production, noting bootleggers’ craft and the high death toll remains low in public perception.

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Iowa Editors A Boost for Walking

A digest of editorials notes Eleanore Sears completed a 44 mile hike in 11 days for a wager, boosting interest in walking while Sears remains a prominent figure in eastern society and sport circles. Davenport Democrats discuss Col Mitchell vacation plans amid aviation board reports and Congress interest. Burlington Hawk-Iye comments on legal complexity from city, state, and federal laws, confusing citizens and aiding malefactors. Rock Rapids notes Coolidge opposes government farm aid, hoping actions prove wise before next election. Keokville Journal imagines a united front of corn industry leaders with Ford and Gary shaping farmers strategy.

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Abe Martin Folks and the Christmas Season Demand

Abe Martin Folks remarks on the season as people accumulate a lot of junk. He notes the holiday spirit is easing into everyday life and jokes about simple tastes and frugal gift choices as Christmas approaches.

Old fiddler Atehty Denham delights Detroit and New York crowds

Old time musician AteHty Denham, aged 72, toured from Maine to Detroit and New York. The article lauds his authentic rustic fiddle art, noting his mastery of traditional tunes and the soulful link between his playing and rural life.

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The Luxury of a Bad Habit in Health Care

Dr. William Brady argues against patent nostrums and heavy laxative regimens, urging readers to abandon artificial bowel aids. He notes constipation often results from bad habits and improper diet, stressing regular activity and timely calls to nature, while warning against castor oil overuse and expensive tonics. He answers reader questions on cocoa and stimulants, advising moderation and physician guidance.

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Spindrift A Novel Of The Great Lars

Capt Gari Garrison, wrongfully jailed for murder, escapes on a yacht after a failed memory recall. He hides on a beach with Janet Needham, daughter of his employer, while pursuing a secret that could ruin their romance. He asks for faith as he fights a perilous unseen danger.

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Uncle Wiggily Christmas Party Sets Doll Fancy Fun

In a snowbound bungalow Uncle Wiggily plans a party for his rabbit friends. The children beg to play outside but a blizzard keeps them indoors. He diverts them with a doll party for the girls while the boys enjoy games, with cake and treats to follow as snow falls outside.

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Burroughs Nature Club Notes Answers Preview

Questions on cuckoos, horses collar bones, cuttlefish, and canaries are posed with answers promised in tomorrow’s nature notes. It covers moths, vinegar mother biology, bird hibernation, porcupines, turtles, and respiratory myths, plus disease spread via animals and a 1914 Bombay study.

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