Waterlog Evening Conriee WOL and 1920 political column
The Waterloo paper discusses national politics and the Wilson administration, contrasting Bryan and Wilson's views on treaty ratification and war, and notes local forecasts for winter. It also highlights a plea for 11 500 dollars for the YWCA Waterloo chapter and extols its service to local girls and workers.
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W.H. Hartman CO
Weat Park Ave
Toi
John C. Barmain
Kaitor
ACW
Peterson
Treas
Iowa
Tall
Waterloo
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Washington, D. C
Munsey
Dougherty
Eenates
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Story
Brooks & Finley
Rep's
Brian
Senate
Coneteess
Shanl
Congress
Bryan
Ian
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
Young Women's Christian Association of Waterloo
Service Bureau of the
IW. CG. A
Y.wlc
Fire Department
Doubtful Progress in Ireland and Trials Continue
The passage notes ongoing legal delays and Ireland related tensions. It remarks that if disruptions persist, the Irish question may require settlement in coming years. References to Willard and Barleycorn imply boxing or notoriety linked to the era.
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Join Barleycorn
Willard
J. B
Ireland
Two Trays and a Feather Coat Tale in Mixed Farm Life
A household scene unfolds with Imogene’s failed dye trays and a humorous boastful husband. A comic interlude follows about a cat Puss who covers himself in feathers to catch birds, then loses the costume and learns a lesson about natural disguise and domestic life.
The Married Man and Age for Marriage Ideas
The column discusses historical views on the right age for marriage, noting Lecky's emphasis on blending youth’s freshness with marriage. It argues no fixed rule fits all. while aged 25 for men and 21 for women is suggested by some, individual circumstances prevail. It mentions knowledge from travel and cautions against early, imprudent unions.
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Leuity
Pilate
Aristotle
Lecky
Hite
The Sandman Story by Mrs F A Walker
The Sandman Story describes a white-coat puss troubled by its fur as it waits in the garden for birds, detailing a cat's mischief and the simple domestic scene. The tale frames a quaint country mood with playful animal observation.
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Sandman
Mrs. F. A. Walker
Why do crows flock in winter and other notes
The text asks about why crows flock in winter and whether animals feel grief, then questions which apples are most nutritious and whether animals have equally developed senses, offering general principles. It discusses approaches to observe a tame bird and how birds react to stealth.
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Ike
Eloise
What Cheer Patriot Criticizes Pershing and Wood
The Ker wick Leader, a former soldier, denounces both Pershing and Wood for president while urging Keswick voters to prefer a businessman over an army officer or school teacher. The piece laments propaganda and questions political endorsements.
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Kerwick
Pershing
Wood
Keswick
Laa
Anes
Weather diagram folds into black square puzzle
The page describes an answer to puzzle 270 where a weather signal diagram splits into two parts. Moving left hand pieces down one step reforms into a black square and the small white oblong is discarded. The text hints at wordplay and spatial rearrangement as the solution.
New Patrol Emphasizes Speed In Military Motor Squad
A Des Moines style piece notes plans to reference the Governor in a political seating dispute while Berger contemplates a senate run if denied a seat. It highlights a road trip with a Peerless Eight and praises new motor squad speed aiding pursuit of criminals, with early successes in capturing fugitives.
Police Use Fog Powered Cars To Track Auto Bandits
The Cleveland police deploy two flying squadrons in central and eastern sections, equipped with Peerless eight cylinder seven passenger touring cars. Each squadron operates in three eight hour reliefs under sergeants and patrolmen, aiming to counter high powered criminals who use fast cars.
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Cleveland
Central Police Headquarters
Peerless
Charles H. Snyder
Cascarets Ad Promises Easy Health in Sleep
A 1910s style ad touts Cascarets as a painless remedy for biliousness and constipation. It claims no griping or sickness, unlike calomel or salts, and suggests users feel splendid while they sleep.
Cuticura Heals Baby Eczema Urged By Mother’s Note
A Kansas mother reports her four month old baby's eczema clearing after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The testimonial cites facial and body lesions, itching, and disfigurement, with four cakes and two boxes claimed as effective. The ad promotes Cuticura Toilet Trio for skin care and health.
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D. B. Heatick
Filmore St
Topeka
Kansas
Barnpie
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed in Summit Letter
A Summit New Jersey resident describes relief from digestive distress and hot flashes after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter urges others with symptoms such as suffocation senses headaches backache and dizziness to start the remedy immediately, claiming proven help.
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Vaictoriaa Ko Oppl
Oak Ridge Ave., Summit
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as instant relief for severe colds. It claims a dose every two hours, up to three, unblocks nostrils, eases headaches and feverishness, and promises quick, inexpensive relief without quinine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Rheumatism Pain Help Through Blood Tuning
The article describes rheumatism symptoms and how weather affects sufferers. It attributes the cause to excess uric acid in the blood and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla to relieve pain and restore blood quality. It also suggests Hood's Pills as a gentle laxative.
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Hood
Marlix Promise for Stomach Trouble Relief
A local testimonial advertisement claims Marlix cures long standing stomach issues. Fort Wayne residents Mine E. H. Gaskill and Mrs. Ollie Ledford report improved sleep, appetite, and digestion after using Marlix. The ad urges readers to buy at 75 cents and is guaranteed by The Marlix Co. Fort Wayne Indiana with local distributors listed.
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Marlix
E. H. Gaskill
Fort Wayne
Ind
Mia
Ollie Ledford
Greenback
Tenn
Mars
Ibfarlix
Eeisis
Miller
W. Fourth St
Wansler Bros. Co
B. Fourth St
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Promotes Quick Relief
Advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a safe antiseptic cough and cold remedy. It claims to soothe inflammation congestion hoarseness and coughing and sells in 30c 60c and 120 price points.
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Dr. Bell
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Pac
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Roe Fulkerson
Andrew
Inlogene
Imogene
Mabel’s
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Cook
Mr. Dog
Tabby Grey
John B. Huber
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Sioux City Tribune
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