Cancellation of War Debts in Allied Talks
An editorial discusses canceling Allied war debts to Germany and its allies, weighing economic and political effects. It argues that while cancellation benefits some nations, it would damage U S prestige and raise moral questions, suggesting a measured, long term view may be best. The piece cites debts, wealth shares, and global reactions to evaluate potential outcomes.
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Germany
United States
America
Wels Sam
Europe
France
Russia
Italy
Driain
Britain
Mail box placement could save Waterloo carriers heavy steps
A Courier proposal urges moving mail boxes to porch or railing to spare postal carriers up and down steps. Estimated 80 000 daily steps saved per household across town, with each carrier averaging about 4 000 steps daily. The suggestion requires no cost and easy two minute action by residents. Also notes related items on gas, White House photo, lumber market, and local politics.
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Punkabea
Suodey
TMAN
West Park Ava
Joba
Associated Fress
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circuits
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Munzey
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G. Dougherty
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Story
Stooks & Finley
Rep's
Waterloo
Health Talks by John Rk Huber A M D
Health Talks discuss asthma causes from diet and stomach issues, kidney and heart links, and gender related factors with long term effects on lungs and heart. A Q and A column addresses nocturnal itching in the elderly tied to dermal and systemic changes, recommending nutrition and care.
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John RK
Huber
Friend Wife By Roe Fulkerson
A dialogic dinner scene features Andrew and Imogene debating menus and appetite. Andrew’s cynical remarks about global politics contrast with his hunger and indecision about what to eat, while Imogene teases and seeks guidance for future meals.
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Roe Fulkerson
Nature Notes Questions About Plants and Animals
A reader asks about whether a snake can swallow an egg without breaking it how flowering dogwood buds differ from leaf buds and where a striped gopher deposits dirt when digging. The response will appear in tomorrow's Nature Notes.
Answers to Previous Questions in Odd Inquiries
A fragmented, humorous set of natural history queries asks whether a house cricket can be coaxed with food or talk and offers possible explanations for a spider web’s disappearance a night later. It also describes how young partridges vanish from view by flattening against forest floor leaves, blending with the backdrop and remaining still until called.
The Right Jingle by Frank L. Stanton
A brief lyric by Frank L Stanton uses hopeful lines about time, flowers, and money to cheer readers amid hardship. It contrasts despair with the gleam of an eagle on the dollar and a money jingle promising brighter days.
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Frank L. Stanton
Frayed domestic squabble over money and coal
A tense scene unfolds as Imogene complains about buying coal a new heavy coat and worn blankets while Andrew dismisses her worries and tosses his pocketbook shouting Peace, woman and planning to pound his ear in a fit of frustration indicating a troubled household dynamic.
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Imogene
Andrew
Correct English Dont Say
A collection of phrases shows varied usage of quantity and crowd descriptions. The text lists options like a quiet crowd many were present and a large group of girls, noting agreement with certain views and referencing a well behaved gathering of young people.
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Jeri
Wordplay puzzle answer beats the clock
A word puzzle asks for a sequence: find a word to fit the first blank, behead it for the second blank, and behead it again to fill the third. The clue references tuneful warblers, a merry meadow, and a heavy heart, with tournament style labeling like CRANE and CONDOR and an ending note “Answer to No. 616.”
Brenda Surrenders To Roger At Palisades Picnic
Brenda retreats from warning and, after a tense push and pull, finally confesses love to Roger during a Sunday outing. He presses for a wedding, while Brenda fears exposure and seeks to balance love with her independence and ambitions as an illustrator. This chapter seals their uneasy union as they drift toward marriage.
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Roger
Brenda
Asrasside
Fifth Avenue
New York
Waeks
Sherri
Hei
Raleigh Arms
Stuyvesant Square
League
Pre
Banner
Breakfast Together Shadows a Quiet Morning
In Chapter LXXXXVI a woman proposes breakfast in a plain, inexpensive restaurant to end a long pavement blockade. She steers conversation toward the man’s experiences abroad and illness, drawing him out about his life and past, while masking her own eagerness beneath lightness.
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Brenda
Roger
Raleigh Arms
Russia
City Hall
Expressman
Neith
Do You Know Yours Side Talks 3y Ruth Cameron
Friends at an inn in the country held a Christmas party for villagers with ornaments costumes and a feast. They planned details and joked through the day, then wondered if next year would be easier. The piece reflects on personal tendencies and excuses for lateness and poor grooming.
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Dhen
Womar
Shig
Thea
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Nature Notes
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Sam Loyd
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CRANE
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Ruth Cameron
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