Bread for Waterloo relief and Harding inauguration stance
The Waterloo relief drive urges gifts to aid families facing hunger and unemployment, pledging every cent to beneficiaries with 75 percent of local families able to help. Separate coverage lauds President-elect Harding for halting extravagant inaugural preparations, praising leadership and restraint as prudent for a nation in distress.
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Waterloo
Europe
Clearing House Committee
Gallar
Andrew
Farmers must sell cider after eight if allowed
A rural quote notes farmers would need to stay open past eight o clock to sell hard cider while a speaker jokes about hunting and possibly being called to Marion Ohio by Squire Marsh Swallow.
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Marion
Ohio
Pneumonia of the Elderly Warns of Hidden Dangers
Health column discusses how pneumonia in seniors often starts with subtle signs, focusing on hypostatic congestion in lower lung zones. It notes high fatality due to debility and heart weakness, especially in winter amid chronic diseases, and warns of terminal complications like pleurisy meningitis peritonitis and dysentery. It also includes reader questions on poor circulation and obesity with guidance to send stamps for information.
Fort Atkinson landmark urged for preservation and study
A writer urges park enthusiasts to preserve Fort Atkinson in northeastern Iowa. Remnants of the old fort and powder houses survive on the hill, linking to early territory history. The piece warns ruin could prompt later regret and argues for prudent use of public funds.
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Iowa
Vox Populi
Fort Atkinson
Carrie Nation thanks WCTU for sympathy and support
A letter from Carrie Nation the anti saloon crusader of Wichita Kansas expresses gratitude to the local WCTU members for their sympathy and backing in the anti liquor campaign. The text also recalls a lecture by A J Edwards on The Church of the Twentieth Century at First Baptist Church and notes historical items from twenty years ago including railroad service and local business growth.
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Carrie Nation
Wichita
Kan
A. J. Edwards
First Baptist Church
Credential for teachers urged at Cedar Falls convention
A century and a half ago, Prof. Wilson Palmer urged teaching credentials and an examining body to ensure qualification and moral character. Chicago’s blizzard disrupted traffic and telegraphs, yet roads reopen. City reports free sittings in Congregational church and new night watchman hire. council discusses mail route funding. brewery for sale in Waterloo. a Cedar Falls procession postponed due to cold. County board condemns extravagance in poor-relief spending, enforcing strict rationing and itemized warrants.
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Wilson Palmer
Association of Principals and Superintendents of Schools
Iowa
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk County
Twelfth General Assembly
Persson
Forty Years Ago Business Review Shows City Growth
FortY years ago on January 12 1881 a business review of 1980 reports strong city industry. Twenty five firms employed 249 workers with sales near one million dollars. Winter brought record cold with 32 degrees below zero at some points. Local officials changed hands as A J Edwards succeeded to county clerk and George Beal resigned as county farm steward.
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George K. Beal
The Sandman Story or Mrs Wadebr Brave Ikey Duck
A whimsical tale recounts Mrs Duck warning her runaways about Mr Fox and Ikey Duck bravely defying danger. Ikey taunts Teddy Bear, fuels a risky chase to the water, and learns about consequences as Mr Dog intervenes and the family reassesses threats on the pond.
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Ikey Duck
Ikey
Madam Duck
Mr. Fox
Iker
Grandpa Drake
T ‘P
Medam
Big Mother
Teddy Bear
Teddy
Tkey
Dog
Mr. _ Doz
Mr. Dog
Staying In The Conveyance In Horse Runaway Debate
A Des Moines Capital note recalls New York Sun discussions on whether a driver should stay in a runaway carriage with the lines or jump out. Many experienced responses favored staying in, arguing it reduces risk of death compared to leaping free.
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Burgy
Des Moines
New York Sun
The
Sun
Life and Love in a Poem and Editorial Snarl
A nostalgic lyric refrains life time is love time and May dreams while a poet asks the editor to ruin him. The editor boasts of past poems The Wine Accursed and The Weiler wurst, then curses a faulty proofreader and plans to dock him at a hotel.
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Dre. Huber
Kenyon votes to trim inaugural funds as senate scrutiny grows
A Davenport Democrat notes Senator Kenyon was among eight who supported cutting inaugural expenses from 50 600 to 10 000. The eight defend thrift as a start to a broader economy, while Cherokee Times highlights code revision as a major task for the legislature and funding needs without boosting taxes. Sioux City Journal observes John Burke once decried Wall Street and now seeks alignment with financiers.
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Kenyon
Davenport
Sioux City Journal
United States
John Burke
North Dakota
Wall Street
New York
Satan
Burrough Nature Notes 1927 Nature Questions Column
Readers are invited to submit general nature questions to the Nature Notes Dept. The column promises answers in tomorrow’s issue. Queries include turtle health, collecting bird eggs, and autumn foliage on blueberry and huckleberry bushes.
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Nature Notes
Answers to Previous Questions on Birds Pines and Bears
A reader asks why migrating birds strike lighthouses and die. Luminous light confuses birds, causing exhaustion after circling. Experiments show perches below lights reduce deaths. Also notes on identifying pine varieties by clusters is unreliable, and bears chew with a side to side jaw motion for grinding vegetation.
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Holland
North America
Stigers
The Testing of Brenda Chapter XXXV Thirty Five
Brenda and Roger enjoy a sightseeing holiday in New York as she grows closer to him yet remains guarded. The next day Brenda starts art studies, endures rude remarks, and resolves to focus on painting, despite emotional tension and uncertainty about her future.
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New York
Bronx
Battery
Zoo
Aquarium
Brenda
Roger
Ben
Viking
Bronx Park
Nog
Art Club
Tropics
Toomland
Clut'f
Arté
Brynhild Nielsen
Grandmother’s Birthday Presents Rebus Riddle
A rebus puzzle shows two gifts for Grandmother. The first likely hints at a book or journal, the second at a scarf or shawl. Decoding may yield a greeting or phrase hidden in the picture clues.
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Edwards
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Arthur
Glover & Arthur
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GC. Gates
Presbyterian Church In Water
Eanere
Amogene
Sandman Story
Mrs. F. A. Waledr
Prank L. Stanton
Cherokee Times
Burrough
Nature’ Club
Cory Aromi
Bouchton Mifflin CO
Sam Loyd
Yankee Do8die
Lofidon Bridge
Yankee
Morner
Mormer
Sirse
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Morurn
C. J. Hartman
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