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Waterloo Evening Cancer-YOL paper details advertising rules and rates. The notice includes carrier and mail subscription costs, publication credentials, and bureau affiliations. It mentions restrictions on fraudulent ads and policy protections, with contacts for regional offices.
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Reparation Payments and Allied Strategy Review
The article argues that delaying Germanys reparations bill distorts incentives. It cites Allied uncertainty, German deception, and fears of increased prices if Germany cant pay. It notes German prestige decline and warns Americas stake in food and materials markets amid shifting European leverage.
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America
Germany
France
Italy
England
Britain and United States ties guard world stability
The speaker rejects a secret Anglo Japanese alliance against the United States. Britain relies on Canada and Australia for food and raw materials, and would suffer if aligned with Japan. An American British understanding would safeguard both nations and benefit the world, while England will not side with Japan against the United States.
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United States
Britain
England
Japan
America
Canada
Australia
Great Britain
Safely vs Stoves as a Poor Money Receptacle
A satirical local opinion piece questions using stoves as hidden cash safes, noting the risk of heat and theft. It argues the method is unreliable and suggests a sign warning against hoarding money inside stoves. The column then pivots to skepticism about disarmament talk and the Geneva conference, predicting limited results without genuine commitment.
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Metcy
Moncey
Climate and Hay Fever Exploring New Climate Benefits
Health Talks by John R Huber discusses hay fever and climate change. He cautions against quick moves for medical relief and stresses consulting a family doctor. He notes dry mountain air helps many hay fever sufferers and that asthma reacts to upper airway issues. He also covers Jacksonian epilepsy causes and treatment options.
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California
Central States
Adirondacks
New York State
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Clifes
The Sandman Story by Mrs. F A Walker
Mr Fox watches young ducks by a pond and flatters dragonfly to get him to help. The vain dragonfly agrees, drawn in by Foxs smooth words, as the clever fox schemes to set the insects to work while the ducks watch and the pond glistens.
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Sandman
Dragon
Mr. Fox
Mr. Dragon Fly
Dragon Fly
Dragon Fly and Fox in a Sticky Flight Tale
An illustrated fable follows Mr Dragon Fly as he teases Mr Fox near a pond. The fox lures ducks toward him, then leaves Dragon Fly stuck on a tree bark. Dragon Fly vows revenge, while a breeze frees him and he plans to torment Fox in the future.
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Dragon
Mr. Fox
Mr. Dragon
Mr. Dragon Fly
Dragon Fly
Friend Wife By Roe Fulkerson
Imogene and Andrew debate widower Ned Thompson remarriage after a wife's death, exposing anger over a second marriage and the burden of a dead spouse. Imogene accuses Andrew of insensitivity while he resists commitment, ending with a tense, evasive moment.
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Wife
Roe Fulkerson
Ned Thompson
Imogene
Andrew
Questions From Nature Notes Spur Answers Tomorrow
The fragment asks three queries about plant and animal behaviors from Nature Notes. It mentions pluejays storing nuts for winter, butternut as a building material, and locating red salamander. The page signals answers will appear in tomorrow’s Nature Notes.
Answers to Previous Questions
A compact guide discusses varieties of field strawberries with different shapes and stems. It explains woodpecker drumming as muffled on bark, clearer on dry timber, and describes the sheat bee or sweat bee, noting its buff abdomen and habit of nesting in rail and post cavities.
We Feel Sorry for the Farmer and Town Silk Shirt Visit
Pinky Kerr comments on a farmer and a town visit by Alvy Moots, an efficiency expert, driving a team for the Actne Gray al company. The excerpt mentions the farmer’s plight and the unusual scene of a man in silk shirts handling heavy sugar, reflecting local concerns about labor and industry.
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Algie
Pinky Kerr
Alvy Moots
Actne Grayal Company
Brain Tests by 5AM Loud and Scrambled Clues
The prompt presents a garbled puzzle involving spelling Hetle objects, extracting letters from signs, and yielding a seagoing mammal name. It references No 573 with Sardinia Seine Rocky Mountains Hood Aves as scattered fragments. The readable bits indicate a wordplay puzzle rather than a news item.
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Seine
Rocky Mountains
Hood, Aves
Plan to fix rail crossings faces grim toll in Iowa
The Des Moines Capital laments deaths at grade crossings, cites Adel tragedy, and urges Iowa lawmakers to enact stronger crossing laws. It argues safety slogans fail and calls for multi million dollar highway reroutes or viaducts to avoid railroad tracks, noting the growing danger as auto use rises.
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Des Moines
Adel
Iowa
Christmas Festivities and Local Changes in Waterloo 1870
Christmas items report a lean holiday season yet donors spent thousands on gifts for children. Church trees and Union Hall pagoda attract crowds. Local bank cashier F. Couch retires. E. Johnson to take over. Postal agent Theodore Vail visits, plans change routes. Cold snap hits hard. ice on the river creates swift travel. Tragedies strike families of McCutchen and Sindlinger. Skating praised as healthy recreation. Ladies Relief Society to meet. need for aid noted. New board of supervisors to organize. two night policemen named. Pew leasing at Congregational church to be debated.
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Waterloo
East Methodist Church
Union Hall
Father Scallano
Cedar Falls notices and society elects leaders in 1880
Forty years ago on Wednesday December 20 1880 Mrs Ephraim Adams was elected president of the Ladies Literary society with Mrs W Q Richards and Mrs J H Leavitt as vice presidents and Mrs J W Richards as secretary. John and James Parker bought 100 acres of the William Barrett farm for 3500 dollars. The Cedar Falls township planned to form an anti horse thief association at Center school house. The city council ordered a lock for the calaboose door to secure prisoners. Home visits note students Walter F Curtiss and N E L Johnson home for the holidays. New Year’s Day hosts and many local women listed as committee members.
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Ephraim Adams
Ladies’ Literary Society
Cedar Falls Township
Center School House
Bridge Street
Cherry Sisters deny rumors of show business ruin
Twenty years ago on December 28, 1900 the Cherry Sisters of Cedar Rapids refute reports they have gone broke, asserting their merit propped them above falsehoods. Other items note Bloomington Red captured in Chicago, Waterloo College improvements, a Jan 28 Toledo wedding, a judge’s political move, a swift English driver horse, Salvation Army diners aiding 100 Waterloo families, and Frank Andrews returning home from Dolliver.
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Cherry Sisters
Cedar Rapids
Crossing rails like rivers shows need for safe paths
The piece argues against attempting to cover railroads from end to end with grade crossings and urges travelers to use safe crossing points. It reflects on school life improvements and the belief that all boys and girls have a chance, noting gym, cooking, sewing, and manual training as modern influences.
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Charter Oak Times
Word of truth on equal chances for poor boys
The speaker argues there was never the chances for poor boys that exist now, while rich boys have the upper hand. A skirmish through records of successful and prominent men shows that, as before, over one of them were poor boys in origin.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Benefits
An old advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy that improves appetite aids digestion purifies the blood relieves rheumatic pains and strengthens the body It notes nearly fifty years of strong sales and promotes Hood's Pills as a fine cathartic.
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