Waterlo o Suening Courier Publisher and date note
The Waterlo o Suening Courier notes its publication policy and carrier rates, with details on postal handling and advertising rules. It includes an extended editorial discussion defending board of trade methods against a single clerical error causing a grain price swing and arguing for systemic fault rather than condemning the entire market mechanism.
America's Disarmament Call and a Judge's View on Women Jurors
A broad editorial urges bold U S disarmament action, arguing war industries profit from conflict and urging Washington to propose a comprehensive global program ending navies and armies. It contrasts naval experts with citizens and calls for public support to deter future wars. The piece also criticizes Judge Rockafellow for dismissing 15 women jurors, condemning resistance to expanded rights and noting progress in women’s legal roles.
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Page County Court
Des Moines Echoes on Dignity and Sincerity in Politics
The piece reflects on national dignity versus sincerity, suggesting a sales place for sincerity. It notes a New York woman who outsmarted a burglar with a silver spoon, and comments on Mark Sullivan doubting Daugherty for attorney general. The author expresses support for Bob Healy of Fort Dodge and marks January 8 as a sign of spring’s early arrival.
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Tuberculosis and Marriage cautions from health talks
Health talks by John R. Huber, A. M. E., ML discuss TB transmission and marriage. The speaker urges against marriage for women with active tuberculosis and for men or women with active disease, while allowing marriage after two to three years of arrest and no symptoms. The policy emphasizes risk of death at childbirth and lasting physical wreck, advising cautious consideration of marriage and reproductive plans.
Questions and Answers Exaunctories Enciunctories Inquiry Column
The column explains the human sweat glands and organs for evaporation of water and elimination of carbon dioxide and wastes. Readers send inquiries to Dr Pinber care of the Wealth Talk series, with stamped self addressed envelopes for quicker replies.
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Pinber
The Sandman Story Part IT Grey Squirrel Adventure
The piece follows Grey Squirrel who ignores his mother’s warning and joins goblins. They chant, lure him away, and open a mossy rock to transport him to a round green place where the goblins place him in the center.
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Sy Wollof
Greg Squirrel
Peguta
Keep a Goin Keep a Going Like the Lightning
A compact verse urging persistence and forward motion as stars fade and time advances. It likens resilience to a marching band, children’s sleep, and the steady progress of life. The tone is exhortatory and rhythmic, urging perseverance through hardship.
Grey Squirrel in Goblin Land Ends Night Visit
A Grey Squirrel escapes Goblin land after tricked hair pluck and cap mishap. He returns home frightened by the goblins and their dance. The tale ends with the animal pondering goblin words and a New Year editorial from Webster City noting Iowa population trends.
Friend Wife By ROE FULKERSON
Andrew discovers a mysterious letter from a client and a small wrapped package Imogene forbids him to open. She warns it holds something vital, while he dismisses her fears, insisting he will not let the issue affect their future.
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Imogene
Lair
Tam
Engagement announced by Artie Small in steady domestic life
Artie Small announces engagement in a prosperous steady domestic setting. Lionel Monis and his bride plan to board together until they agree on a wedding day and place.
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Lionel Monis
Feverish find in penny paper sparks kid mischief
In a feverish rush a boy rips paper to find a nickel cylinder and shaving stick hidden inside. Imogene teases with a finger wag as the soap scatters and the boy returns to his book in a surly mood.
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Imogene
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Column Q A
Houghton Mifflin notes invite readers to send general nature questions to the Nature Notes Dept. Answers appear in Monday notes. Questions cover topics like bird eye opening, aquarium water changes, and wood hardness differences.
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Answers to Previous Questions
A concise explainer set defines what shooting stars are meteors traveling in space and burning up on entering Earth’s atmosphere. It explains how bulbs grow in water or pebble setups by absorbing water and stored food, and clarifies the red bird known as cardinal grosbeak Virginia nightingale and its Kentucky nickname origins.
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Kentucky
Eane Toames
Bane Allen
Brenda Tries Art School and Museum After New York Outing
Brenda and Bower Daly enjoy a morning tour of the city as he pursues art school inquiries. Brenda faces a tough choice about a three year program with only $500, securing tuition and bank arrangements while exploring Riverside Drive and the Metropolitan Museum. The pair navigate finances, musem wonders, and Brenda waits for Daly’s return before continuing.
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Banner
Jenda
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Roger Daly
North Carolina
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Carcy
Hoger Daly
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Roger
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Kendall's Economy Plan for Iowa Governors First Term
Kendall comes into office pledging strict economy for Iowa over the next two years with a retrenchment focus and no expansion. He asks three tests for large appropriations: necessity, timing, and if we can wait. The taxpaying public backs careful scrutiny and steady provision of essential state services. The legislature faces pressure from varied proposals but should follow Kendall's lines to shape a prudent budget.
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Marshalltown
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Statehouse
They Had It Coming Des Moines Remarks At Des Moines
Davenport Democrat notes Judge Wade told some Des Moines listeners Friday that most public questions attract a minority of trouble-makers willing to extreme measures. From across the state some feel Des Moines often has such dissenters, who will push their point.
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Olive Tablets advertised as liver and bowels aid
Advert says Dr Edwards Olive Tablets restore liver function and relieve stomach upset by improving digestion. Claims include eliminating bad taste coated tongue low energy and unwell appetite with a vegetable formula olive oil and olive color. Dose is one or two at bedtime for quick relief priced 15c and 30c.
Rheumatism Relief via Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted
An advertisement argues rheumatism is a blood disease caused by acid in the blood and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a superior blood purifier and tonic. It claims the remedy provides positive relief and cites physician-approved ingredients. It also recommends Hood's PIlls as a laxative.
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