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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1923

Page

3

Waterlco Evening Bon Courier legacy plan opportunity

Public notice urges Black Hawk county to seize a paving franchise along the Red Ball Route from Cedar Falls to Janesville and Waterloo to La Porte City. Governor Kendall warns state control may replace county authority. legislators may cut abutting assessments. A call to act now to secure federal aid and avoid later losses.

St. Paul Minneapolis Mason City Great Northwest Algona Cherles City Waterloo Dubuane Cedar Rapids Chicago la Porte City Vinton Kendall Black Hawk County Boards of Supervisors Cedar Falls Janesville Ta Porte City Board of Supervisors State Highway Commission

Critique of Press Hesitation on Harding Troop Withdrawal

The piece notes newspaper writers often refrain from criticizing administration acts due to lacking inside facts. It claims reporters avoid rebuking President Harding for inaction on withdrawing American troops from Ruineland.

William G. McAdoo Wilson Germany Mac Harding McAdoo Brean France Walloy

Personal Health Service by Dr. Brady on nerves

Dr. William Brady discusses the nervous system, arguing many labeled nervous breakdowns stem from habit and self-deception. He notes everyone has minor obsessions and common neuroses, and answers reader questions on cocoa, nose care, and aspirin, urging brief, inked letters to the editor for responses.

William Brady Arthoredie National Newspaper Service Brady William Grady

Friend Wife By Toe Pulkerson

A humorous dialogue features Andrew and his wife Imogene trading quips about Mrs. Allen, a southern town, home brews, and a recipe for Banbury tarts. The couple banters over wart rumors, town gossip, and a past from Battle Creek, ending with a playful plea for maid-like service in exchange for making the tarts.

Andrew Imogene Mrs. Allen Battle Creek

Burroughs Nature Club Notes 1921 Q and A feature

Nature questions ask differences between codfish and haddock, identify a grayish brown sparrowlike bird with brown spots radiating from a center, and whether native American eagles exist or were introduced. Answers promised in tomorrow's Nature Notes.

Answers to Previous Questions about Birds and Mammals

A compilation of curious facts on bird nests in evergreen moss or lichen, porcupines and echidnas with quills, and hedgehogs. It notes Darwin and Drosera observations, a dragonfly predation claim, and a veteran captain crossing the Atlantic 350 times.

Nature Notes

Brain Test Questions Confound O Shaughnessy’s Estate Plan

In joy at fatherhood O Shaughnessy proposed two thirds of his estate for the child and mother with one third for the father, but a twin birth complicates the will. The prompt asks for guidance on proper execution of the promise to provide for a boy and a girl and the mother, amid confusion.

O’shaushnessy O'Shaughnessy

Abe Martin Constable Nabs Eighteen Mince Pies

Abe Martin Constable with officers and a police truck seized eighteen mince pies during the holidays. The item hints at January sales and a reference to the Ku Klux Klan amid a local scene.

Plum Uy Dry Ku Klux

Love and scandal unfold in Sheila Elliston tale

In a Cleveland era melodrama, Mrs. Wilmington nurses Sheila Elliston, the captivating new nurse. Phil, her sister in law and Susanne Jones figure in a web of past loves, mistaken identities, and letters. A theatre outing sparks confrontations as Sheila confronts her past and hopeful future with Phil.

Susanne Jones Susanne Sheila Ars. Wilmington Walter Jones, Jr Waller Wilter Walton Dr. Thornton Phil Kany Kay Young Jones America Tony Soper Paul Sheeila Walter Jones Key Sulganne

Let the Bells Chime by Frank L Stanton

Fragmented verse and narrative lines mix poetry and story ideas. The text recalls a road life theme with hopes of rest, dream imagery, and a editor's remark about fire. It shifts to a scene with Lissetté and gold stairs hinting at a forthcoming tale about Lissetta and the Fairies.

Ainute Lissetté Lissetta and the Fairies

Lissette and the Fairies in the Red Rose Palace

Lissette travels with Queen Red Rose to a palace of red roses where she must wear white roses and a white satin gown. A white fairy instructs her to avenge wrongs against the Fairies of the White Rose, signaling a pivotal magical quest as she awaits the Queen’s summons.

Lissette Red Rose Ja Palace Wissette Liglette

Views of the People in Reinbedon Ignorance of Christ’s Birth Narrative

The letter discusses the biblical account of the wise men from the east seeking the newborn Messiah. It notes the star guidance, Herod’s reaction, the priests and scribes, and the move to Nazareth before Jesus’ flight to Egypt. It ends with reflections on perfumed flowers and a signature line.

Reinbed Matthew CT St Christ Herod God Jerusalem Bethlehen Torisaten Bethlehem Jesus Galiles Nazarath Nazareth Jesayn Egypt George W. Salisgory

Roosevelt Memorial Remembered In Iowa Editorials

The Des Moines Capital recalls Theodore Roosevelt four years after his death, praising his public service and lasting impact. Davenport Times notes Keokuk and Hamilton draw bridge traffic on the northern Mississippi collapsed to 413 boats this year, the fewest on record, with hopes for greater inland water use due to barge operations and river improvements.

Theodore Roosevelt Des Moines Col Col. Roosevelt Davenport Keokuk and Hamilton Drawbridge Mississippi

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