Courier-Vona: Courier-Van Moves to New Home and More
The Waterloo Daily Courier reports its press and offices have moved in stages to a new Commercial and Paris location. The staff describes the shift, compares it to a moving household, and notes the final consolidation of editorial, business, and production departments under one roof as of late. The issue also comments on Iowa legislature actions, inflation effects, and a humorous aside about a poet’s imagined publishing career.
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WH. Wartnan CO
Comer Park Ave
Commercial St
Gebu
Hartman
Associated Press
Co It
BKL
Dougherty, Co
Washington, D.C
New York
Philade
Chic Angeles
San Francisco
Stary
Brooks & Finley
Re Olives
the Courier Organization
Joan Howard Payne
Rell Call
Il Present
Courier
Commercial
Paris Avenue
Inter Ex. Perts
Otal
Trom Jast Courier
Fourdecker
Hed
Torr
Tabte
Rod
Tarie
Courier Family
Harp
Personal Health Service by Dr William Brady
Dr William Brady answers reader questions on home hygiene, disinfection, and common ailments. He warns against mixing antiseptics with soap, touts soap and basic hygiene as safer than harsh chemicals, and offers brief medical guidance on gastritis and anemia. Readers may send stamped self addressed envelopes for personal health questions.
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William Brady
Asthor
Brady
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Friend Wife by Rob Fulkerston
Andrew scorns the visiting friend of Imogene and her guest, Hettie, as he rails at the idea of a shop worn woman marrying well. Imogene defends Hettie’s resilience, education, and sacrifices, while outlining a vision of her future singing voice and the man who may be her match, Tom Abernathy. The scene ends with a playful jab as Imogene calls out Tom’s name.
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Hottie
Imogene
Andrew
Heluie
Iia
Rom
Capri
Surlie
Aha
Hettie
Tom Abernathy
Tom
Drifting to a Dream of Spring’s Awakening
Poem fragment describes winter fading beneath a dream of spring. The speaker longs for warmth and renewal as spring’s approach promises relief from dreary days. Images of Ashes and valley whispers hint at anticipation and longing for new growth and brighter feelings.
Sioux City Judging a Federal Bench Amid Election Feud
In a spirited federal judge contest a Sioux City man lobbies for the post while another leads in the marshal race. The piece hints at appointive hopes and political intrigue, with a digression about Tutankhamen’s tomb and a humorous golf score inquiry at Luxor, reflecting lighthearted newspaper tone.
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Sioux City
Persimmons
United States
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions Answered Tomorrow
Burroughs Nature Club notes invite readers to send questions on nature topics. The questions cover bird relations, crustacean shedding, and the tallest animal, with answers promised in tomorrow's Nature Notes.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Miffling
Nature Nota& Dent
Answers to Previous Quistions
Answers touch white pine growth and lumber maturity, scorpion venom effects, and birds keel bone structure. White pine grows to market size in about 15 years versus longer for hamlocks. scorpions bite causes pain swelling and nausea. birds lack breastbone keel edge due to strong flight muscles and bone growth needs.
Sheila Elliston and Susanne Jones in Hospital Disappearance
In a tense hospital sequence Sheila Elliston vanishes after a storm of concern and shifting loyalties. Phil confronts guilt as Tony Loper aids Susanne Jones while Kay seeks help from allies and the chief of police to locate Sheila before dawn.
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Phil
Susanne
Sheila
Tony
Tony Loper
Kay
Brain Tests by Sam Lot
A puzzle asks the age of one of three mathematical monkeys. One boy writes that three quarters of any one of them’s age multiplied by one twelfth of the age of either of its seners equals the third’s age. Determine the monkey’s age from the riddle. Includes places Ravenna Bethel Buffalo Ely Mobile Paris Ky.
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Ravenna
Bethel
Buffalo
Ely
Mobile
Paris
Abe Martin Writings on Work and Wit in Small-Town Life
A quip filled glimpse of Abe Martin style humor noting how actions after a whistle blow reveal character. The piece mixes folksy charm with late 19th to early 20th century rural wisdom, hinting at the value of prudence and practical wit in small towns.
Startling Scene Mentioned in Damaged Dialogue
Fragmentary text shows a promise of availability "call him anytime" and an abrupt phrase Tomorrow aA. The garbled lines suggest a dramatic moment or scene from a larger report, with no clear names, places, or concrete event details readable for proper attribution.
Greytail the Mouse Ventures from the Pantry Trunk
Greytail, a bold pantry mouse, sneaks into an open trunk in the Big House. He discovers two men inside and panics, tumbling to the bottom as the trunk shakes. He fears capture and wonders if he will ever return to the safety of the pantry.
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Greytail
Keleck
Greytail's Voyage Part I on a Ship Trunk Escape
A mouse named Greytail endures a chaotic trunk ride aboard a noisy ship. He fights to breathe and escape as it is tossed about. A later tell of the voyage unfolds with stage history and a note about women's stage appearances.
Diamond Dyes Promises Easy Home Dyeing for All Textiles
Diamond Dyes claims simple directions work for wool silk linen cotton and blends. It guarantees perfect home dyeing even for first timers and promises no streaks spots fading or uneven tones with every package.
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Jy Paghelore
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Burbers
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Duaka
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Friend Wife
Rob Fulkerson
Frank L. Stanton
Tutankhamen
Luxor
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Hines
Weee
Sheila Elliston
Idah McGlone Gibson
John F. Dille
Susanne Jones
Asi
Paul
Sam Lot
Abe Martin
F. A. Walker
Father Mouse
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Lear
Weeee
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Scientife
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