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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1920
Page
2
The article notes William Jennings Bryan seeks to clear obstacles and push the peace treaty through Senate with reservations protected. It emphasizes party unity, avoiding exterior alterations to the document, and stresses timely approval to finish work and advance the treaty.
The 1919 labor shifts celebrate women gaining rights and participating in governance, while North Dakota confronts a free love propaganda linked to bolshevism. Laws on eight hour work, workers compensation, child labor, and unions expand nationwide, with improved working conditions and safety noted.
The text suggests Mr Bryass, linked to political involvement, is not actively seeking the presidency. Modesty would imply he should state that, yet the tone hints at tacit willingness or “Barkis is willing” sentiment regarding his nomination.
The public stands behind the just cause and supports the suggestion of the absent method as a possible trial, while hoping the punishment may be administered presently. The wording emphasizes civic backing and timely justice.
A health talk outlines patient mindset for tuberculosis care. It stresses obedience to the physician, adherence to hygiene over medicine, and personal responsibility in recovery. A domestic vignette follows about a wife Imogene knitting for Andrew and rekindling sentiment amid modern times.
Imogene speaks softly to Thoney asking her to lay down power for a moment in a brief dramatic moment from the scene.
Readers are asked to answer three questions in tomorrow’s Nature Notes. The topic covers how family life is arranged in antelope alone, a principal reason for bee deaths, and survival odds for ruffed grouse and quail.
The fragment discusses why sexes differ in color vividness with examples from animals and plants. It notes male showiness in many species and contrasts with human sociocultural factors. It also questions migrating birds along river valleys, citing the Hudson and other rivers as natural routes where birds concentrate due to easier travel and available habitat.
The tale follows Mr Rooster's vanity as he envies the Weathercock’s perch atop the barn. A windy day prompts a discussion on endurement, with the Weathercock noting its constant exposure to rain, wind, and sun while the Rooster enjoys shelter and food from a master. The dialogue contrasts their different fates and roles.
In a village tale Mr Rooster mocks the Weathercock for not crowing. A sudden rainstorm tests each bird with the Weathercock blown down while Rooster seeks shelter. The Weathercock admits no crowing since made, and Rooster rejoices at escaping the top amid the rain.
Des Moines Capital praises Colonel William J. Bryan for seizing a leader role in a leaderless Democratic party. He supports majority rule, opposes the peace treaty, and calls for labor boards while courting female voters. Davenport Democrat notes a hopeful mood among Democrats.
Paddy's pig found the garden gate ajar and visited 64 hills in a 21 move straight-line route. A diagram shows the field with a scarecrow at the upper left corner to avoid.
An old advertisement promotes Danderine claiming it can save hair and double its beauty. The tone targets girls with bold claims about moisture and hair health.
An advertisement extols Danderine as a tonic beauty product that cleanses the hair and scalp, prevents falling hair, and leaves hair sleek and glossy. It markets Dr King’s New Life Pills as a laxative aiding regular bowels and overall vitality, urging readers to buy both at druggists and toilet counters.
In Mrs. OFlaherty s poultry puzzle the chickens cost eight dollars per dozen the day before her purchase then rose to nine dollars per dozen by an eight percent increase. A further 12 percent rise would yield six dollars and seventy five cents per dozen. The error is assuming a flat one dollar rise per dozen. the increase applied to the price per pound matters.
In 1912 St Louis hosted the Democratic nominating event for Woodrow Wilson and this year San Francisco is chosen to name his successor. The west remains the pivotal battleground with the fate of the federal suffrage amendment looming before November as the decisive factor for the vote. The city’s appeal and political enterprise help explain San Francisco’s selection.
Local reminiscence notes that figures cannot mislead yet fashion and gifts change. Em Pash recalls Christmas expectations and production gaps as items once made are no longer in demand or available.
Dispatch notes an invitation to Democracy to move west for its meeting place and foresees a political change as women spellbinders appear on the stump this summer, signaling altered campaign dynamics.
The ad copy emphasizes Bayer brand aspirin with the claim of relief without fear, referencing the Bayer package to bolster trust in the product and its effectiveness.
This old advertisement urges readers to visit a druggist for Dr Kings New Discovery to treat colds coughs grippe and croup. It claims over fifty years of use by families and notes relief for children and adults with no after effect. Prices cited are 50 cents and 1.20 dollars.
An advertisement touts Don Sung as a feed additive that allegedly increases egg output. It cites a farmer who says 75 hens produced 30 to 40 eggs daily after starting the product, with a stated extra income of about 45 dollars per month. The offer promises a full refund if results fail within 30 days.
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