The Nation In Turmoil As Wilson Faces Europe Crisis
The column debates President Wilson's European decisions and the league of nations. It notes Cabinet resignations, questions about Marshall's leadership, and calls for stronger roads funding and road-building plans amid wartime diplomacy concerns.
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Ie World
Dropsy and Edema Causes and Treatments
In this health column, Dr Currier explains dropsy or edema as swelling from fluid buildup due to mechanical obstruction in blood or lymph vessels. He notes abdominal effusions can be tapped for relief but not cure, and outlines related risks with liver lung heart and kidney diseases. A Q and A segment discusses septic poisoning and how external factors can cause blood poisoning, with cautions on treatment and note of future letter responses.
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Currier
Courier
Which Eyes Are Sharp in Perceived Virtue and Vice
In a dialogue starved of action Molly and the Lady discuss idealizing people and the bias of seeing faults as sharp while virtues seem dull. The Lady notes that perception shapes judgment and warns against unfair labels as Sam contemplates the term idealize.
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Scott
Sam
Chicky and Dicky Learn to Love Roses Bug Safety
Chicky and Dicky are two yellow chicks who sneak away to eat rose bugs despite their mother's warnings. They get sick after overindulging, are found by Madam Hen, and rescued by the farmer's wife who treats them. They recover and vow to listen to their mother, learning that some foods are best avoided.
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Chick
Dicky
Chicky
Madam Hen
Record Fish Haul Breaks San Diego Limits
The Verbus Unitus crew claims a world record catch in San Diego with 79 000 pounds of fish including jhonita and barracuda in a single haul from net depths of 160 fathoms by 50 fathoms. Swapped 42 000 pounds to Minnie & for handling. Sixty thousand pounds sold locally at 7 cents per pound for 4200 dollars. Remainder sold to a Los Angeles firm after three days at sea 20 miles southwest of Ensenada.
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Ensonada
War Costs and Aftermath Then and Now
Uncle Harry explains to Jimmy and Helen the U S war disbursements from April 1917 to December 1918 totaling 24 589 986 000 with a later 2 1 million 000 000 monthly peak and 8 billion in Allied loans while noting ongoing costs after armistice including troops in Russia and demobilization timelines. He cites McAdoo figures a reduced estimate of 18 090 000 000 and stresses why postwar spending and war bond financing matter for public works and welfare.
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Helen
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Treasury
Boys
Toe
United States
Warry
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Germany
Russia
Europe
Harry
McAdoo
Iowa roads and land value push for modernization
Governor Harding urges a modern road program as 239 motor vehicles and 47 horse-drawn wagons operate on a strip, noting Iowa’s one-horse-shay roads hinder agricultural growth. Editorials discuss tenant farming, wages for teachers, butter prices, Prohibition votes, and booming Iowa prospects.
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Lady Pink Toes Inning Freezone Corn Remedy
An advert promotes Freezone a corn and callus treatment discovered by a Cincinnati chemist. A few drops relieve soreness instantly and loosen the corn or callus allowing removal without pain. It claims to work on hard and soft corns and between the toes with no skin irritation.
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Cincinnati
Hood's Sarsaparilla Iron Tonic and Pills Promote Convalescence
After influenza a restorative program recommends Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier before meals, Peptiron iron tonic after meals, and Hood's Pills as a mild cathartic. The trio is praised as Hood's Triple Combination Treatment for recovery and disease prevention, with all three medicines said to work well together.
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Hood
Hach
Influenza risk rises with cold weather claims Hyomei as safeguard
An advertisement urges readers to use Hyomei to prevent influenza during cold weather. It promotes inhaling medicated air via a pocket inhaler with Oil of Hyomei, claiming it destroys germs in the nose throat and lungs and can spare weeks of illness. The ad cites past outbreaks in Waterloo and asserts ease and low cost.
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Wangier Bros
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