SENSELESS PROGRAM AND RELIGION BY COERCION IN 1919 EDITORIALS
A Waterloo Iowa daily paper argues against armaments and costly naval buildup, warning the United States faces billions in debt as weapons grow obsolete. It critiques coercive religion and defends free moral agency, urging cautious immigration policy and merit over politics in diplomatic appointments. The piece also muses on European militarism, defense spending, and domestic policy debates of the era.
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W. H Gartman CO
Weat Park Ave
John C. Bartman
Eertor
A.W. Peterson
Mall
Waterlow
Iowa
Wemper
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of
D. C
Sieurey
G. Dougherty
New York
Philadephia
Chicago
Stetr, Brooks & Finteyer
Rep’s
Europe
Germany
Insanity Commission
Mars
Bor
Harding
United States
Fragmentary verse and funeral note report
The readable fragments suggest a funeral notice and a poetic lament about fame and heaven. A friend of the family mentions the death and a note, with casual remarks from an old man about the event. The text is incomplete with garbled OCR and stray phrases.
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Ann
Health Talks By John R. Hub er A M D
Health Talks by John R B Hub er A M D discuss weight in relation to height age and health risks. They warn about obesity and underweight linked to diseases and stress the need for exercise convalescence and proper nutrition. The column presents a Q and A on tuberculous knee and its treatment including surgery and non surgical care.
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York
New Year promises to mend married life in upbeat talk
A couple discusses renewing affection as a new year begins. He vows to improve, recall small acts of kindness, send little tokens, and spend more evenings together, aiming to stop frequent little spats and show appreciation. Their conversation centers on love and sustaining charm in marriage.
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Andrew
Imogene
Gene
Tam
Aress
Imoreom
Reform Talk Between Andrew and Imogene Sparks Morning Quarrels
In a domestic dialogue, Imogene urges Andrew to quit morning grouchiness, late nights, and neglect of her, insisting reforms will end spats. Andrew protests his club duties as she recalls past neglect, fault lines, and a plan to mend their troubled marriage amid a New Year confrontation.
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Danville
Imogene
Clu
Andrew
Jwe
Yee
Mae
The Bragging Little Rooster And a Farmyard Lesson
A Mother Hen and her brood of chicks quarrel as Little Rooster brags of bravery. A hawk or large bird prompts him to flee. sisters call him a coward. After a close call and a mother’s meal worm, his bravado ends. He learns to quit boasting to save face.
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Henry
Rooster Chick
Rooster
Henry Hen
Little Rooster
Chick
Tam
Mr. Blackbird
Mrs. Hen
Mr. Bird
Ture
Brenda
Roger
Somone
Breathing Spell on Immigration Warned by Iowa Editors
Des Moines Capital argues for tighter immigration limits blaming foreigners for idle labor and social issues. It claims the United States should close gates to migrants from Europe and elsewhere, suggesting only limited family ties or Mexican railroad workers might be allowable.
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Des Moines
United States
America
Russia
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd Puzzle Rebus Card
A compact puzzle item presents a Loyd rebus challenge titled Brain Tests by Sam Loyd. Readers are asked to transform clues like false god and chain parts into a final word which spells IDAHO, with note that the solution references prior numbers and mentions names Pichit and Lonney as credit. the tone matches period puzzle pages in a historical newspaper.
The Testing of Brenda Chapter XXXVII Snapshot
Brenda befriends Doris Glenn a Broadway hopeful in New York. Doris recounts repeated rejections while Brenda’s support signals hope for artistic break. Roger Daly’s curt telegram and budding jealousy shape Brenda’s lonely, independent mood.
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Brenda
Doris Glenn
New York
Ohio
Doris
Roger Daly
Burroughs Nature Notes Question Line
Readers are invited to submit questions on Nature Subjects to the Nature Notes Department for the paper. Answers will appear in this column, offering general interest insights and information on natural topics.
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Nature Notes
Advertising insures fast and economical dealer distribution
Advertisement practice builds retailer goodwill as retailers readily sell products advertised directly to their own customers, ensuring quicker distribution and lower costs for dealers.
Don Sung eggs claim for hens and eye production
An advertisement touts Don Sung as a poultry tonic promising higher egg output in cold weather. It cites weekly eye counts from 50 hens, praises health benefits, provides a refund guarantee, and offers a one dollar package by mail from Harred-Dugger Co. in Indianapolis.
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Don
BF. Merce
RK. F. D
Mra
Pierce
Don Sung
Don Sang
Harred-Dugger Co
Xis
Columbia Bldg
Indianapotty, Ind
Big Eaters Get Kidney Trouble Ad
An advertisement warns that overindulgence leads to kidney trouble and urges daily use of Jad Salts to flush kidneys. It claims Jad Salts, made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, cleanses the kidneys, ends bladder issues, and is inexpensive and safe for home use.
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Kansas
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Washington
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MacSwiney
Br Frank i. Iy
THE
Internal Revenue Department
Atlanta
John RB. Huber, A.M. M.D
Huber
Hower
Br Roe Fulkerson
Apeheniin
Tell Binkley
Bud
Sandmann
Mrs
Eagle Grove Eagle
Pew
Knoxville, Journal and Tribune
Husband’s League
Perry
Sam Loyd
Idaho
Lonney
Tropics
Mrs. Dare
Upper Broadway
Andrenda
Thea
Burroughs Nature
Houghton MN Mifflin CO
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