DRIFTING APART OVER FRANCE AND ENGLAND TENSIONS
The piece discusses deteriorating relations between France and Great Britain over submarine policy, noting differing legal views on guilt and innocence and predicting self interest as a motive. It mentions Marshal Foch, American colleges, and a warning against bloc politics while urging balanced national policy and public sentiment.
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France
Great Britain
J. J. Robias
Chicago
England
Marshal Foch
de Sam
Iowa
Ames
Health Talks by Join B Hubber A M
A reader 67 seeks medical guidance for dizziness and balance loss after a fall and vomiting. The doctor explains age related arterial hardening and possible prior head artery rupture, advising aging limits on physical exertion and promising future column answers.
Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson
Imogene berates Andrew over helping with her winter attire while outlining fashion rules for women. He, in turn, reflects on male vs female perspectives, acknowledging the hardships of keeping warm and the discipline of staying on external appearances.
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Imogene
Correct English Dont Say Terrible Dangerous Phrases
They are in a terribly dangerous position. He surely is a perfect gentleman. He lives freely from care. He can speak more easily than our minister. It can do my work easiest in the morning. They are in a terribly dangerous position. He surely is a perfect gentleman. He lives freely from care. I can speak more easily than our minister. I can do my work most easily in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Blodgett
Bailly
Dalrymple
Afterthoughts on Youth, Weather and Santa in a Sunday Column
A reflective medley on growing up, wise sayings, and New Year customs. The prose muses on birth days, life’s sameness after triumph or setback, and the paradox of beauty and virtue. It notes Brooklyn’s standout girl and a doctor’s note on cold weather and stockings. Santa Claus as a back man appears in a playful aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Blodgett
Pana Blodgett
The Guarded Heights Scenes of Love and War
George Morton, son of a bankrupt livery owner, becomes a Planter estate groom and falls for Sylvia. He earns wealth and status, enters Princeton, and amid romance and class tension, faces war, personal injury, and shifting loyalties as he seeks to repay Sylvia and find purpose beyond money.
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George Morton
Jlove
Sylvia
Princeton
Goodhue
Lambert
Georges
Wall Street
Sylvian
George
Dairyimple
Goodshue
Lambert Planter
Laumbert
Betty Alston
Hoels
Betty
Sweetest Lil Chilluns and a War Wealth Tale
A fragment from a 1920s scene blends a sentimental minstrel tone with economic talk. Characters Blodgett and George debate unions and profits, while Wandel and Rogers return from war mingle with postwar restlessness. The dialog touches on cooperation, philanthropy, and a buoyant yet unsettled economy as they confront future plans and politics.
Abe Martin tale of poison at Kokomo dull town day
A rumor says Abe Martin's late Bud's cousin was poisoned by a bell boy at Kokomo yesterday. The columnist notes a dull day when a woman does not die in a poorhouse once famed as the town's toast.
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Bud
Kokomo
Fifty Years Ago In The Courier December 1871
Died Christmas day Mrs Susan A wife of Morris Case from puerperal convulsions after 14 hours illness age 35 born Wyoming County New York came to Waterloo in 1864 taught there is no paper in fall Iowa with such advertising support as Waterloo Courier seventeen to twenty columns devoted to store news and commercial items marriages D D Ford and Miss Isabela Henry Cedar Falls James H Smith and Drusilla C Trarick East Janesville George Dee Janesville and more. holiday present left at J L Husted home a son. severe weather blocked railroads. train wreck near Rockford killed engineer James Judd fireman Robert Rowlston etc.. teachers offered New Year receipt payments.
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W. H. Hartman Co
West Park Ave
John OC. Hart
W. Peterson
Tress
Gen‘l Mer
Mall
Waterloo
Iowe
Ee I Menber
Associated Press
Associated
Giapatcans
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Dougherty
Washington, D. C
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Loos Angeles
San Francisco
Story, Brooks & Finley
Rep's
Susan A
Morris Case
Wyoming Co
N. Y
Iowa
D. D. Ford
Isabela Henry
Cedar Falls
A. Lee
James H. Smith
Marriages and civic notes in Waterloo 1881 1882
Twenty years ago reports from Waterloo Iowa cover marriages births and local events. Items include Miss Cora Lizer wed to Joseph A. Clark at Spring Creek. council meetings set for 7 pm. a diphtheria death of two Avery children. a Christmas tree at Turner hall for 400 German citizens. Hitt’s carriage factory winning Chicago bus contract. population counts and a string of weddings including Depew and Miss May Palmer in Nice.
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Cora Lizer
Joseph A. Clark
David Lizer
Spring Creek Township
J. C. Keptford
Turner Hall
Martin Blim
White Coal to Have a Chante in Iowa
Des Moines Capital notes numerous unused water powers in Iowa that could supply light and heat if dams were built. Sites between Des Moines and Fort Dodge could yield fuel savings. Oskaloosa considers Harvey Dam to serve nearby towns. Sioux City Journal backs direct soldiers bonus funding, opposing alcohol tax funding.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Fort Dodge
Oskaloosa
Harvey
Pella
Knoxville
Bussey
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd Puzzle Teaser
A young man, while waiting for his dinner, contemplates a clever rebus. He states that the arrangement of table utensils hints at the name of a Civil War battle. Guess which battle the puzzle suggests.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
Readers submit general science questions to the Nature Notes column. Questions cover how owls and hawks process prey, whether frogs stay submerged, and revival tips for a tall rubber plant. Answers appear in tomorrow’s Nature Notes, with local instruction from Captain of the paper.
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Nature Notes
Answers on fishes birds and cobra bite inoculation
A compilation addressing cold tolerance in freshwater versus marine fishes, partridges and field larks roosting behavior, and the question of inoculating humans against cobra bites. It notes antivenom serum use for rattlesnakes and other pit vipers, with advised precautions for travelers and snake collectors.
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South America
New York Zoological Park
St Ways Carr
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