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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1923

Page

2

New Year Reflections Stir Davenport and Black Hawk Coun headers

A Davenport Davenport Courier column reflects on New Year resolutions, conscience, and personal reform. It contrasts liquor-fines records in Black Hawk and Scott counties, noting Black Hawk collected $23,000 while Scott waged little against bootleggers. The piece critiques enforcement and calls for deeper investigations.

Mupity Davenport Winch Hawk North Temperate Zone Mack Trank Black Hawk Scott Scott County Iowa

Forest Service in Switch Debate Sparks Cabinet Talk

The article details a long dispute over forestry oversight with Secretary Wallace favored by President Harding and Secretary Fall of the Interior opposing the move. Rumors of Fall’s resignation circulate, while Harding denies retirement chatter and jokes about political pressure and railroad safety jokes.

Herding Wallace Department of Agriculture Secretary Fall Department of Interior Forestry Service Interior Bureau Fall Harding Fatt Forest Service Warren G. Hardine Marion

Scott Emphasizes Iowa Fine Sums and County Ranking

A column notes Iowa sentence money from fines, highlighting Black Hawk County as leading with about 23,000. The piece grapples with whether the record discourages or encourages action, and mentions Scott’s view of neighboring counties.

Scott Iowa Black Hawk County

Aromatic rhubarb syrup marketed by pharmacists guides health

Dr. William Brady promotes aromatic syrup of rhubarb as a gentler laxative for children and a replacement for castor oil. He argues it softens bowel concerns and cautions against overreliance on castor oil, urging parents to discard outdated remedies.

Sienet Brady Angelona Ty William Brady

Fragmented Domestic Conversation Reveals Affair Hint

Imogene talks on the phone in a strained domestic scene with Andrew in a chair. She mentions a lunch with Jack Bowling at the City club, hinting at affairs as Andrew asks who Jack is and whether he belongs to their social circle. The exchange ends with uncertainty about Jack’s identity.

Andrew Imogene Jack Jack Bowling Dack Tack Americ Imogene Ter England Australia New Zealand Amethar Jill Andrew Lave Alys Jacqueline Cameron

When a Feller Needs a Friend

A fragmentary domestic scene shows Imogene and Andrew in a tense exchange. Andrew questions trust and secrecy while Imogene reads and plans a possible nursery meeting with Jacqueline Cameron, hinting at marital strain and distant affection.

A Good Morning Fellow by Frank J Stanton

A poem fragment recalls a weathering figure named Providence who faces a hurricane with steady cheer. The speaker notes cheers and smiles despite turmoil, and questions about who betrayed him, with Providence seeming to fix fate as the storm passes. The piece combines rustic speech and hopeful tone amid crisis.

Burroughs Nature Club Notes and Questions

Questions from the nature column ask about spraying trees and bird harm, sources of blubber, and identifying a dragonfly with a black head and white abdomen. An answer section promises guidance in tomorrow’s Nature Notes. The text also explains peach tree damage from Cercospora causing “shot-hole” leaves and recommends early sulfur spray treatments.

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Iowa Editorials Contrast Farm Prosperity with Wolf Metaphor

Marshalltown Tites Republican discusses rising corn prices and farm prosperity while comparing wolves in nature and civilization. It argues farmers drive broader economic gains and warns against neglecting rural welfare as 1923 approaches. The Dubuque Times-Fournal reflects on unity versus individualism and communal effort for the common good.

Marshalltown Dubuque

Love and secrets surround Sheila and Phil in troubling tale

In this wry melodrama Sheila faces fear and guilt over a past hospital romance with Walter Jones Jr. While Phil renews a bond with Sheila, rumors of Susanne Jones and an anonymous letter intensify suspicion. Kay notices Sheila's mood shifts and plans to calm the strain, as trust and past loves collide.

Sheila Winter Walton Thornton Pris Phil Land Strellitt Phil Susanné Susanne Phn Wittt Kay Saeha Pan Sheila Br. Thornton Prise Mine

Fragmentary Missive Hints at Personal Exchange

A damaged snippet shows a Valentine tone with declarations of affection and partnership. The writer mentions sharing with someone named Phil and hopes for a future together, hinting at intimate notes embedded in a larger correspondence.

The Sandman Story Part 1 Reddy Fox Fooled By Coon

The tale follows Mr. Coon plotting a trap to outwit Reddy Fox. Coon rigs a hidden snare with hen feathers and twine to lure Reddy into a log. Reddy questions the danger while Coon prompts him to reveal his greed and caution. The setup hints at a forthcoming twist in Part 2.

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Brain Tests Riddle From Sam Liyie

A puzzle titled Brain Tests describes a wordplay riddle using props and animals to spell OPOSSUM. It cites a questionable thermometer math and ends noting yesterday's answer and a claimed maximum mercury point of 844.

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Abe Martin Grumbles About Free Agent Rumors

The author vents about a gran-paw and rumors of free agents. He questions why a Coal Facts Finding Commission should investigate why a teal bin holds seven tons zama times and sometimes ten.

Binkley Waz2 Coal Facts Finding Commission

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