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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1924

Page

2

Hartman Co Courier Ride advert notice and policy

Fonlishea i Bour 1 Except Sunday by W L Hartman Co with address and staff details. Subscription and ad rates, payment terms, fraud policy, and ad rejection rules. Mention of Associated Press and bureau offices. courtesy to readers and policy adherence explained.

W. L Hartman Co Courier Ride Cartier Park Ave Commercial St Secon Fostottica Waterloo Iowa ASSC Associated Press Republich New York Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco Story Brooks & Finley, Representatives

Opportunity in Foreign Breweries for American Investors

An analysis urges American capital to seek foreign brewery ventures in South America, China, and Africa where native markets exist. It argues profits from British brewers rise yearly, proposes building large-scale on-site operations to cut costs, and envisions dividends funding social programs. The piece stresses civilizing effects and calls for swift action by investors.

England Meilod South America China Africa Britain America American Central Inio A Bialande Baldeyin Boods Nate

Carillon duties and industrial impacts debated in Congress

The piece argues Democrats keep watch to block carillon import duty rebates, noting Republicans aided duty free access for church carillons in Providence. It predicts further proposals to end duties, warns of harmed industries and jobs, and contrasts aviation subsidies and potato embargo responses. It cites Lieut Vainzant on air transport and reflects on England Canada potato trade.

Providence America Melle John Bull England State Department Canada Hughes Charley Bugea

Highways Paved and Progress Promised Nationally

Editors urge nationwide paving of main highways amid fiscal doubts. Davenport and Sioux City papers note supreme court support for road improvements and legal protections for ongoing projects. The era's political mood mixes optimism with caution about costs and policy directions.

Davenport Friends of Progress In Tow Supreme Court of Ilona Ecision Marshall County

Tread Hyannis and Lowell on Blackboard Deciphered

On a classroom blackboard the letters Tread HYANNIS ATDDLERORO and LOWELL are deciphered through a puzzle involving adding and subtracting items, yielding a name of an island in Great Salt Lake as yesterday’s solution.

Great Salt Lake Hyannis Atddleroro Lowell

First Aid Follies and Farmhouse Advice From Brady Column

A health column by Dr. William Brady addresses misconceptions about first aid and public safety. It warns against dangerous bystander actions in injuries and urges proper training, with references to Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts guiding safe care. The piece includes Q and A notes on health topics and book recommendations.

Adiva Roy Stouts Pott Sonia Gormpelgne Hite Brady Hare Wiliam Brady

The Flower of the Family drama unfolds in New York

Lenore Stalston and her beau Ratel Sutterly attend a dance where Marta, presumed away at a Birds' school, appears with Gordon Wlesher and the kiss is witnessed. Marta and Gordon face social scrutiny while Marta’s sister Norrie confronts past entanglements as Gordon weighs sacrifice and love, amid a tangle of loyalties and reputations.

Gordon Marta Kale Norrie Gordon Flesher Gordon Flester Rafe Lenore Stalston Ratel Sutterly Nore Cordon Ralston Nery Suleton Joan Sumime Ialstom Ston Tlalston Veda Nare Martin Marta Hex Nari Rit Jove Mar Young Flesher Jim Marc Ral Lear Gordon Fleshet Teft Merta Josie Hinde Ninidahil Mara Agarn Nic Zada Rafe Satterly Cad New York Gorton

Printin’ bonds for towns gains from saloon losses

Abe Martin notes the printin bonds business for towns and cities has doubled and trebled since saloons closed. He jokes that crosswords may educate people who have nothing to do, though some find them fine and dandy.

Fine Danny

Burroughs Nature Club Notes Question Column

Columns invite reader questions on nature topics from 1923 Burroughs Nature Club Notes. Requests for general interest inquiries, with answers promised in the next issue, cover birds nesting on water toads in rock and ape fur conditions and behaviors.

Burroughs Nature Club Woughton Mifelin CO Nature Notes Nature

Answers to Previous Questions in Brief Form

A compact pastiche of reader inquiries on giant lizards and plant pests. Mentions large African monitors, six feet long, aquatic and land varieties, and carnivorous habits. Also advises aphid control via soap suds and kerosene emulsion, plus nicotine wash for certain plants, noting sticky window leaves and indecipherable hobbyist rhetoric.

Africa

Mosquitoes as Germ Carriers Spur Disease Talk

The text explains how tropical mosquitoes spread pathogens from infected people, citing Yellow fever and malaria as common diseases. It notes a dangerous parasite can travel through bites, though not every mosquito carries germs.

Knoxville Journal Tropics Mosukla Quito

Friend Wife by Hob Fulkerson

Andrew, distracted by his magazine, dismisses Imogene's plea for attention and recounts a dramatic window scene. He recalls hearing a shot and rushing to verify danger, only to face a mistaken belief of bandits and a muffler backfire, revealing tensions between work and home life.

Imagine Con Imogene Andrew Mogens Stephen

Pape's Cold Compound Advertisement Claim

An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound promising quick relief. It instructs taking two tablets every three hours for up to three doses and claims the first dose relieves while the second and third break up the cold. It asserts safety and popularity with a thirty five cent price and a druggist guarantee.

Bank Heist Suspects Move From Taxi to Bank

A taxi stops before a bank as three men and an elderly woman alight and exchange with the driver. Two men enter the bank while one carries a bundled object and the other watches. The scene ends with the cab leaving and a caller asking for a synonym of hurt by an insect. A cotton poisoning discussion follows, noting Gossypol from cottonseed linked to poisoning in animals and varying regional concentrations.

Galiton Jbank United States Department of Agriculture Atlantic Southwest

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