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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1925

Page

3

All Iowa meeting urged robust corn marketing plan

The Iowa Bankers' association backs a Des Moines conference to craft a state corn marketing program. It stresses agricultural prosperity as vital to Iowa’s economy, urging coordinated effort across industries and noting recent newspaper support. The piece argues for economic unity and effective marketing strategies to boost corn and related sectors.

Iowa Bankers’ Association Toaneet Des Moinaz Iowa Cultare Indus Representa

Nebraska Senator Breaks ranks for World Court Adherence

The latest convert to world court advocacy is Senator Norris of Nebraska who told Senate Republican leader Senator Curtis he will vote to support American adherence. The shift marks a key breach in the foe bloc led by Senator Borah of Idaho, and signals growing national backing for the court. Opponents concede strength of support while hoping to derail adherence in the Senate debate halted by the holiday recess. The five Harding Hughes Capo-lidae reservations he signed aim to protect sovereignty and rights of the United States.

World Court Norris Nebraska Lessue of Nations Curtis Borah Idaho Hue Senate United States

Amplifiers in British Lords Spark Debates on Privacy

The British House of Lords installed large amplifiers used in public gatherings to broadcast speeches but discovered private conversations were also transmitted. Lords worry the device is a nuisance, while others see it as a tool for forcing careful speech, illustrating tension between progress and privacy.

Des Moines House of Lords March of Progress Iowa

Smell and hygiene debate in editorials and health Q A

Dr William Brady discusses odors from sweat and clothing and debunks the link between bathing and universal stink. He explains that odor arises mainly from trapped sweat and ventilation, not filth, and advocates soap and proper airing. He also answers reader questions on canker sores and lime water for bones, noting venereal links are misunderstood and offering practical care tips.

Victor Immanuel F Bey Goats King Victor Immanuel

Spindrift A Novel Of The Great Lakes

Harold Titus presents Spindrift a novel of the Great Lakes about Carl Garrison a convicted killer who escapes prison and hides under the alias John Goodheart aboard a fishing boat. His return to a murder case linked to Olaf Thornberg draws friends foes and a love triangle with Janey Needham as plots unfold across Fairport and the Norseman era.

the Great Lakes Harold Titus Carl Garrison Olaf ‘Thornberg Thornpens Dolg Needham John Goodheart Garrison Janey Needham Haines Three Williams Capt Needham Needhams

Night Fishing, Isolation, and Guilt on the North Star

The captain broods in isolation as he travels from Escanaba to market with fish and a loyal but silent crew. He mutters secrets to a rock, seeks solace in a cave, and fears shadows memory and a foe who remains unseen, while maintaining a routine voyage in a quiet, haunted life.

Escanaba Blackman North Star Er‘rand

Nature Notes Q&A From Burroughs Club 1925 Panel

Burroughs Nature Club notes publish reader questions on fish ants geese parrots and bayberry wax. Answers reference insects like green eyed eyed erater and elateri dae, discuss captivity and mating of parrots, and note bayberry wax history with candle production.

Burroughs Nature Club Houghton 3Nffplin Co Florida Sanderson & Jackson Tabit Central and South America

Uncle Wiggily and the Waving Reeds Br

Uncle Wiggily and the Waving Reeds features merry rabbits in a Christmas holiday scene. Uncle Wiggily watches snow swirl while Nurse Jane Fuzzy brings a sad tale about a winter hat damaged by children, prompting a quiet domestic moment.

Uncle Wiggily and the Waving Reeds Br Howard R. Garis Uncle Wiggily Jingle Jangie Tooter Scooter Baby Bunty Uncle Wigelly Nurse Jane Fuzzy Nurse Jane Uncle Wigsily Misa Fuzzy Wuzzy

Uncle Wiggily Seeks Feathers For Nurse Jane Hat

Uncle Wiggily plans to fetch money and feathers to fix Nurse Jane's featherless hat after the moths ate her feathers. He hopes to find feathers in the woods and avoids danger around a reed bed while the bank remains closed.

How Newspapers Are Published in a City

A reader asks how newspapers are printed. Reporters gather news from police stations, courthouses, fires, wrecks, and other sites. They edit, write headlines, and pass copy to linotype operators who cast metal slugs for pages, then pressrooms print, cut, and fold newspapers at high speed for street sale.

Linotype Europe Japan Pelt 2

Somorrow-Something New for Our Carnes in Verbal Quain

Corinne Williams aged 16 voices doubt about the origin of Yankee a term with disputed roots. Some say Indians mispronounced Anglate the French for Englishmen while others trace to Jankin a Dutch nickname for English speakers in Connecticut. Harry Stubbs aged 16 notes football’s early rough nature and credits the forward pass with making the game more scientific.

Vermankee Corinne Williams Jankin New York Connecticut John Janke QEF Harry Stubbs Yes

Uncle Wiggily frees Snow Owl and recycles feathers

In a tale of Uncle Wiggily, a tangled Snow Owl begs for help among reeds. The bunny frees the bird, gains white feathers for Nurse Jane, and envisions Aunt Lette’s New Year’s party while the maple syrup saga hints at more adventures.

Wiggily Uncle jJane Aunt Lette Uncle Wig‘gily

Abe Martins Idea Of A Successful Man

Abe Martin quips that a truly successful man leaves a clean record and divides his fortune among his children. He jokes that Charleston has not only caved many laws but also become the downfall of several private residences.

Charleston

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