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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1921

Page

2

Classified Advertisement Legal Notice Toast to Public Policy

The fragment shows a newspaper classifieds and Associated Press copyright notice with advertising terms and rates, author names, and city office references for Waterloo and New York. It includes payment terms due dates, and policy language about fraudulent ads and retractions. The readable facts identify a newspaper ad panel, price notes, and distribution details.

Riman T Co West Park Age Jenn C_ Bart Biiler A.W. Peterson Waterloo Associated Press Audit Bureau of Circu Ition Tate Washton D. CG Muansermds G. Dougherty York Philadelphia Chicago Btory Stooks & Finley Rap‘s

Harding urged firm disarmament stance amid world talks

The editorial argues President-elect Harding should push general agreement on naval curtailment rather than unilateral cuts. It envisions a global peace move initiated by a formal gathering of leading powers, with warnings to warlike nations and a possible shift to peaceful disarmament if broad cooperation proves viable. It questions who bears the cost if others ignore limits and highlights the broader political stakes and domestic unrest linked to past production and price manipulation.

Harding United States America Natal Uncle Sam Barding United States of America Mr. Harding

Indictments Return in Indianapolis Grand Jury Case

A federal grand jury in Indianapolis returns indictments against 226 defendants, including 127 coal mine operators and miners and18 operators associations, accusing conspiracy to rob the public and violate law. The story details names, dates and crimes across the fuel industry.

Daugherty Indianapolis Captain Kidd

Leprosy and Public Perception in Health Talks

Health talks by John R. Huber address leprosy and its public fear. He contrasts lepraphobia with dangers like tuberculosis and smallpox, noting leprosy’s low infectiousness and the need for informed caution rather than panic. The session also presents a Q and A on acne and a stiff neck with practical remedies.

Nature Notes Department Inquiries Answered

Question topics include poisons snakes birds and keeping cats from nesting attacks. Readers send inquiries to the Nature Notes Dept and get answers in tomorrow's Nature Fakes.

Nature Notes Huber

Answers to Questions on Bulbs Kangaroos and Bird Bills

This item answers three reader questions. First, regrown bulbs for repotting are inefficient indoors. sun and soil energy concentrate in the bulb, hindering a second bloom. Second, kangaroos travel solo in a mother's pouch until ready to hop, with occasional brief forays outside before retreat. Third, the bird bill is prized for versatility, from feeding to feather care and nesting, and aids species identification.

The Song of It by Frank L Stanton in Verse

A fragment of verse discusses hilltop songs after rain and the drive to keep moving with the day. It contemplates hope, dawn light, and Deity’s will guiding people toward brighter horizons while noting some fear happiness comes in small measures. The piece reflects on attitudes toward life and the appeal of misery for some.

Speaking of the Kitten and My Public Speech

A narrator describes a quiet remark followed by laughter from onlookers. He raises a hand to signal silence but jokes about a kitten and a ball of fur. he confesses his mood as grouchy and hurt, blaming an odd fur coat and public embarrassment.

Nutria

Friend Wife By Rod Fulkeron

Andrew recounts a banquet mishap where a fur lining of nutria shed, releasing a mothball odor that triggered laughter and snickers from guests. He describes being paraded by waiters and spending five dollars in quarters as they cleaned him, then returns to the banquet table noting the lingering scent and odd reception.

Andrew Imogene John D. Rockefeller

Art Bentley Paroled Star Sparks Two Seat Victory

Art Bentley returns after parole and shows surprising form as he lands two seats in a decisive match. Observers note no hostility toward him and attribute his success to his recent reentry and on court effort.

Art Bentley

Correct English Don't Say

A fragmentary dialogue asks who should be nominated for chairman and who should partner in the game. It contrasts phrases with incorrect pronouns and verbs, noting industrious students deserve reward and pupils should remain after school.

Perseras

Hartshorne at Home Seeks Discreet Help From Rose Adare

In Eastopolis Mrs Hartshorne receives visitors and vivid social invitations while concealing a troubled past. Rose Adare, a poised social secretary, manages letters as Hartshorne contemplates a crisis, fends off questions about her history, and receives flowers from Wendell Braddock and Cornelius Swarthmore. Hartshorne masks headache and nerves with rouge and charm, planning a quiet dance invitation amid looming rumors.

Braddock Rose Ma‘ilde Pe. Hartshorne Matilde Mrs. Hartshorne Cornelius Swarthmore

A Woman Alone Sparks Talk of Love and Travel

Swarthmore urges Mrs. Hartshorne to reconsider solitude and marriage as he declares a deeper motive for his visit. She worries about emotional risk and a possible departure, while he insists a supportive partner could anchor her. The scene ends with a hint of a revelation to come.

Altho Matilde Mrs. Hartshorne Rose Swarthmore Cornelius Swarthmore Red Cross

Bankers and bankers value to community and guidance

The article emphasizes banks provide essential services beyond finance. It argues the bankers offer advice and counsel to patrons and citizens, helping curb reckless spending and get-rich-quick schemes, and notes the risk of a bank tie up would massively disrupt commerce.

Burlington

Divided Duty and Peace of Mind in Ruth Cameron Talks

Ruth Cameron reflects on the hardship of divided duty, arguing that choosing between two duties robs peace of mind. She contrasts women’s complex loyalties with men’s simpler parental and public life duties, urging clear-eyed choices and inner reconciliation to avoid folly and preserve value to self and society.

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VOL Department of Justice I I. Ds Mr. Lasky Lasky Iowa Mt. Vernon Hawk Eye Rome Pisa Venice Verona John R. Huber A. MD Frank L. Stanton Friend Wife Rod Fulkerson Sam Loyd Robert Orb Chipperfield Robert McBride & Co the Public Ledger Co Miss Adare Jdis Hartshorne Jenny Wendie Braddock Ruth Cameron Dr. Edwards F. M. Edwards
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