Harding policies outlined in inaugural address
The Waterloo Courier reviews Governor Harding’s inaugural stance emphasizing economy in state administration, strict law enforcement, road program skepticism, and support for retaining the primary law. It notes consolidation of departments, cautions on liberty, and calls for fewer clearly written laws.
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William L. Harding
Harding
Popular
Clarke
Mr. Harding
Shackleford
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Gov
Willis
Ohio
Free Textbooks Bill Sparks Statewide Debate
The Waterloo unions push for a free textbook bill with Arch McParland proposing a measure to allow district level choice on book provision. Critics warn it could strain fairness and tax burdens, while rural districts favor current systems. The piece also notes Alaska home rule discussions and federal aid questions amid other assorted topics.
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Waterloo
Arch McParling
State Assembly
Tta
Mcfurlane
Aistrive
Tigny
Jess Wan
Hat
Wisteler
Pitt Elected Speaker Faces Road Policy Scrutiny
Representative M. B. Pitt of Harrison County becomes speaker of the Town's Thirty-seventh general assembly. Critics note his strong road stance and opposition to the highway commission, while supporters expect pragmatic leadership. The Humboldt Republican comments on fishing license affordability, suggesting women and children under fourteen fish instead.
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Pitt
M. B. Pitt
Harrison County
Humboldt Republican
Humboldt
Patriotism Versus Pork in Congress Editorials
A compilation of editorials from multiple papers criticizing Congress for tax plans and pork-barrel spending. It argues that new taxes threaten citizens, while pork projects undermine national defense and fiscal responsibility. It cites opinions from Omaha World-Herald Washington Star Atchison Globe and others.
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Tamgross
Paul Omaha
Just In Jest Exxtravagance and Sage Sayings
A collage of humorous quips and aphorisms from cartoons and letters. Included are lines about wedding gifts, a mocked jail sentence in Washington state, warnings from a Cherokee Democrat author, and reflections on happiness as an elusive commodity. The piece frames social mores with playful satire and ironic maxims.
Hog Cholera Precautions and Remedies for Farms
A local guidance piece explains that cholera spreads like other contagious diseases through animals, people, and gear from farms with cholera. It urges immediate action if symptoms appear, prioritizes vaccination or serum treatment, warns against using live virus, and stresses disinfecting, burning carcasses, and posting warnings to protect neighbors.
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State Agricultural College
Post
Alen
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron Reflects on Advice
Ruth Cameron muses on advice and influence, noting people rarely follow what they seek. She recalls times when good counsel steered her toward unselfish choices, including a Christmas gift decision that shaped her fortunes. Her reflections explore when to give, or withhold, advice and how moments of indecision tilt outcomes.
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Miksa
Ambitious Iowa towns and ambitious warnings in print
A fragmented clipping shows editorials from Minneapolis Journal and Chicago Herald debating civic dreams in Waterloo and Cedar Rapids. It references Waterloo's dream of 100000 residents, a inaugural ball for state government, and cautions from business leaders about wartime and postwar cautions.
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Minneapolis
the Cedar Hapids
The Silver Shoes Part I Tale of a Prince and a Mountain Tower
A poor prince seeks the princess atop a slippery tower. His talking horse sends him to a witch to obtain silver shoes. In a cave the witch and a black cat wear magical shoes, triggering peril as the quest begins.
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Ared
Ffar
Jose
Boyd of Carrizal pension bill urged in Congress
A bill has been introduced in Congress to grant a moderate widow’s pension to Capt. Boyd’s widow, who lost her husband at Carrizal. The measure aims for prompt passage and a stipend adequate for his family. Boyd died gallantly leading a conduct marked by soldierly skill and courage.
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Chicago Tribune
Congress
Boyd
Carrizal
Undigested dinner and digestion remedy ad
A promotional piece warns of indigestion and urges delaying meals until hungry. It touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood purifier aiding digestion and appetite, offering a free diet book and mail order options from Schenectady NY.
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Zemo Skin Remedy Promises Clearer Complexion
A Cleveland druggist advertises Zemo as a solution for pimples blotches and skin eruptions. It claims to clear acne eczema itch pimples rashes and black heads, with blemishes often vanishing overnight and itching stopping instantly. The antiseptic liquid is advertised as safe for tender skin and available in 75c and 1.00 sizes from W. Ross Co Cleveland Ohio.
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W. Ross Co
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Girls Keep Hair In Curl For Days Ad
An advertisement advises women to moisten each hair strand with atalpa water before curling or waving using pins papers or a hot iron. It claims curls last longer despite wind dampness or perspiration and notes atalpa water is inexpensive at drugstores to help retain curls soften gloss and fluff hair.
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Ad Cautionary Health Advice
An old advertisement urges readers to seek causes for pains in kidneys stomach joints and headaches and promote daily use of Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules sold by druggists with a promise of refunds if ineffective. It warns against substitutes and touts the product as the pure imported Haarlem Oil.
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Bright
Haarlem
Glory and sacrifice in a call to arms remembered in history
A veteran speaks of a brave stand where a small force, led by a fearless officer, held an entrenched position, captured enemy machine guns, and died as reinforcements arrived. After the deaths of Boyd and Lieut Adair and Captain Morey wounded, the unit fractured, yet no officer bore a stain. The piece ends with a government demand for more soldiers to prove the republic remains grateful.
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Sone
Boyd
Adair
Morey
Republic
Floorwalkers and their different faces in public spaces
A Louisville Courier Journal piece contrasts two floorwalkers: a polished, helpful man directing foot traffic with a forward sex remark, and a distressed nightshirted figure wondering if misfortune or anger drives his family’s unhappiness.
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Louisville
Bronchitis Sufferer Cleared By Vinci Remedy
Mrs. Thomas Monk touts Vinci as lifesaving for her husband’s bronchitis and weak condition. The ad claims Vinci’s beef and cod liver peptones plus minerals rebuild blood and strengthen the body. It invites others in Waterloo to try Vinci with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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Columbus
Vinci
Thomas Monk
Monk
Weterlooo
Wangler Bros. Co
Miller
Waterles
Iowa
Combing Won't Rid Hair of Dandruff Ad
An advertisement touts dissolving dandruff with four ounces of liquid argon applied at night. It claims morning removal, multiple applications erase all signs, relieve itching, and leave hair fluffy and glossy. It promotes liquidation as inexpensive and available at drug stores.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Pimples Cure
Old medical ad promises clear skin after taking Dr Edwards Olive Tablets a few nights. Claims cleanse blood and bowels, substitute for calomel with gentle, safe action. Ends with price 1c? and 25c per box and clerks at drugstores.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
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