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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1920
Page
2
The All American farmer labor cooperative congress gathers delegates in Chicago this week to discuss direct farm to consumer product delivery and reducing price gaps. Farm bureaus, granges, and railway unions join city workers in hopes of practical gains for producers and consumers.
The Albert Lea Daily Examiner, a promoter of the North Dakota Nonpartisan League, failed after about a month, losing roughly fifteen thousand dollars from farmers who funded it. Townley allegedly engineered the plan, Iowa farmers avoided the movement, and the paper will continue as a weekly while seeking a return of funds. Also announced is Judge Clark of Mason City as a candidate for a supreme bench vacancy, endorsed unanimously by Cerro Gordo Car Association. Clark, a University of Iowa graduate who practiced law twenty years and served twelve years as district judge, is deemed well qualified for the high court.
A cryptic note suggests Mr Ground Hog should stay hidden amid a storm swept east region. The speaker ambiguously links spring to distant places Cuba or Vangma, signaling uncertain seasonal forecast.
Dr John B Huber outlines causes of heart region pain such as neuralgia and pleurisy, notes heredity and arterial hardening as factors, and stresses the need for medical examination to distinguish functional from organic heart disease. Includes dietary guidance for weight gain and a brief political aside mentioning Herbert Hadley and Gov Coolidge.
Des Moines Capital reports Colonel Roosevelt, a New York assemblyman, diverged from his father’s course by opposing discharge of the judiciary committee in the five Socialists case. He argued the speaker’s power is futile to contest and that hearings may reveal a different view on supporting suspended members. Public interest under heavy scrutiny.
Iowa in National Party Manage secertt Cedar Rapids Republican We may not be able to furnish the two political parties candidates for president or even vice president that we are doing some boasting in Iowa over the fact that Iowa is to furnish the way up men in the management of the two campaigns The Temocrats will have that inevitable W D Jamieson well toward the front while W W Marsh of Wa terloo is likely to remain as the treasurer of their national committee a place in which he has been a shining success so they say The Republicans will have John Adams near the front for he has fea placed in charge of the Wash ington headquarters and we under stand that he has already taken up the work Chairman Hays is too ac tive a man to remain in area quarters Firs headquarters are lit erally in the saddle and he may be found in New York one week and the next in San Francisco It is his business to know what is going on in the country and he has a pen chant for going after the informat ion direct instead of sitting in an GHiee to have it reported to him by messenger boys and bellhops The new Hays idea has been working out great results already and it is to become popular in all parties i Maes How Quickly We Forget Sac City Bulletin Today we are all intensely interested in a group of a score or more presidential possibility A hundred years hence only one or two of them will
Fragmentary OCR verse recalls a restless figure who urged the world forward, praising progress and labor. The lines evoke ambition, industry, and action as a man stretched toward bold times while many waited for opportunity.
Andrew and Imogene argue over dinner guests and a green eyed woman. Imogene accuses the palmist of stealing Andrew's attention and warns him to keep away from women who meddle with fortunes. Andrew apologizes as Imogene threatens to escalate if trust falters.
A mixed page notes wordplay on removing letters to reveal clues, then solves a math problem about two sisters’ incomes and savings, followed by a Japan Bathing section describing Asa Mayama’s hot sulphur springs, bathing tanks, and precise bath timing. a final item discusses gold bricks used by con artists and their glossy, deceptive finish.
A collected midwestern newspaper page presents reader questions on maple sap harvesting thrushes and bee water needs, plus past Q and A about evening primrose and a fable like frog tale. It also includes a long investment market discussion, a Boston wheat price theory critique, and notes on Indian lifespans.
An old advertisement touts Pane's Cold Compound as a fast cure for colds and grippe. It recommends taking a dose every two hours until three doses are taken, claiming opening nostrils and relieving headaches, feverishness, and sneezing, with minimal cost and pleasant taste.
The Sandman Story or MRS F A Walker recounts Puss, a vain white cat, who naps in the library on a sofa. She notices a plate on a desk, looks for food, and sees her own reflection in a mirror, prompting her to react as she stretches and explores the scene.
Periodic bilious attacks cause loss of appetite before an attack. The text advises eating a light meal and avoiding meat, suggesting taking Chamberlain's Tablets to avert the episode.
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