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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1925

Page

3

Government power debate at Niagara stalls Congress

The column critiques the slow congressional process on Niagara Falls power projects. It cites Senator Norris and engineer Samuel S. Wyer, highlighting Ontario’s cheaper domestic rates, higher industrial charges, tax exemptions, subsidies, and lack of a sinking fund. The piece argues for full facts before decisive actions. It also notes London fashion hats and Army air drops to combat pests as light items.

Niagara Congress Musele Shoala Ford Norris Nebraska Niagara Falls Ontario New York State Samuel S. Wyer Smithsonian Institution Wyer United States

Famine in Ireland and Chaplin Saga Unite in Quirky Dispatch

Reports from Ireland describe severe distress in Mayo and Achill where work shortages threaten starvation despite favorable climate. A Manchester Guardian correspondent notes the dire situation while the church and authorities urge self-help to avert widespread famine. Separately a salacious slice on Mildred Harris, Charlie Chaplin’s first wife, questions the ideal mate for a genius as gossiping reporters chase sensational leads and marital theatrics.

Ireland County Mayo Achill Manchester Guardian Atlantic Armagh Cardinal Hayes New York Gatho Nes Charlie Chaplin Mildred Paarris Mildred Alwa Moore

Iowa Editors and the Dual Minds in Public Life

A Cedar Rapids Gazette column discusses the two minds of society as idealistic on patriotic days and practical in everyday behavior. It notes contradictions in justice, laws, and liberty, with references to congressional service and reform efforts, plus a critique of the good roads association program and legislative potential.

Cedar Rapids Lincoln Washington America Public Mirror Carroll Herald Good Roads Association

Walking to Health and Hidden Dangers of Obesity

Health column notes rising obesity and high blood pressure link to hyperglycemia based on 46 hypertension cases, most overweight. Explains carbohydrate metabolism, glycosuria risk, and the need for activity. Advises proper eyeglass fitting for nearsighted children and cautions against unsafe “health belts.”

Henry K. Mohler Wright Mohler

Friend Wife by Rob Fulkeron

Imogene asks Andrew for a $2500 loan to lend to Myra to help Gerald Knight buy into a law firm. Myra hopes the money will trigger his marriage, while Andrew questions the plan and warns the moral cost and emotional fallout of using savings to influence relationships.

Andrew Imogene Billy Sands Myra Makin Myra Gerald Knight Gerald Ihru Law School Degins Salta Flinders Sle Tam Wse Mera Rosehnal Himeall Himelif Hatine

The Inpassible Machine and the Lesson of Accidents

A reflective piece argues machines cannot replace human judgment noting human fallibility in repairs and design. It muses on perfection as God's making, cosmic accidents, and the role of chance in life and art. The essay treats equanimity, fate, and the value of accepting imperfect systems.

Earth

Health letters to Dr Brady Response Instructions

A notice from the newspaper instructs readers to mail health letters to Dr. William Brady. Only a small portion of the many letters received can be answered, and letters must be written in ink on one page with a stamped self-addressed envelope included. No replies to queries that do not follow the instructions will be made.

W. HW Hartman Co Courier Blix Pack Ave Commercial St John J. Hartman Jackson McCoy Treas Gen Mer Sych Waterloo Tows Associated Press United Press International Vciated Press Associated Ws Coiy | &S Iitomethew York Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles San Janccisco Btory Brooks & Finley Grady Wiliam Brady

Burroughs Nature Club Notes Answers and Notes

Nature club column from 1923 asks readers about tiny snakes, bird brooding, and rabbit tracks. It previews tomorrow's Nature Notes answers and discusses plant and insect life, fruit pests, plum curculio damage, and spray guidance for weevils and pests in field crops and orchards.

Burroughs Nature Club Houghton Mifflin CO

Squire Marsh Swallow Suggests Chance for Reformed Criminals

Abe Martin notes Squire Marsh Swallow believes about 32 of 35 criminals who get another chance turn it to good. He adds some folks never forgive a favor done for them.

Squire Marsh

A Moses to figure out gas tax for roads in Black Hawk

A reader from Waterloo urges Black Hawk county to back a permanent primary road system funded by auto license fees and a state bond plan. He criticizes the Bergman gas tax proposal as costly and misdirected, calls for a countywide mass meeting, and argues for bonds on licenses to create long lasting east west and north south routes. He contends state funds should build primary roads where travel is heaviest and warns the tax approach would drain county funds without real improvements.

Moses Waterloo the Courier Associated Press Des Moines House Senate State Highway Commission Webway Commission Iowa Black Hawk County Good Roads Hawk County Ini Courier Thres Busl

Gargle Throat With Aspirin

A healthcare tip advises dissolving two Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in four tablespoonfuls of water to create a throat gargle. Gargle thoroughly and repeat every two hours if needed. Use only genuine Bayer Tablets marked with the Bayer Cross in twelve tablet tins for a few cents.

Brain Tests by Sam Loud 11 Squares Quilt Puzzle

A reader recalls an old lady who received a patchwork quilt for Christmas. Eleven granddaughters each contributed a square, forming a 13 by 13 quilt. The challenge is to divide the quilt into eleven squares. Also a word puzzle: HORNET minus NET plus SEAL equals? ARM plus COCK minus RADARS equals? GLOCK leaves HORSE.

Fach Mit Ealeven Hornet GLOCK

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