Waterton Evening Courier masthead and rates
The Waterton Evening Courier lists volume and issue details, publication policy and pricing. It notes Hartman as President and Editor, A W Peterson as Treasurer, and a price of 4.09 per year in Iowa and 6.00 elsewhere, with Associated Press affiliation and advertising rules.
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WH. Hartman CO
Setae Sans Yoho
Hartman
A W. Peterson
Treas
Iowa
They
Waterloo
Associated I’ress
Associated Presa
Focal News
Ember
Washington, D. C
New York
Pendola
Chicket
Story
Brooks & Finley
Death of John Barleycorn and a Perfect Caucus
The column mourns the death of John Barleycorn as a symbol of prohibition’s arc, noting the nation’s sobriety struggle and the Supreme Court battles. It contrasts public grief in cities with quiet Waterloo responses and reflects on Prohibition’s hard-won stance and potential future shifts. It also notes a Democratic caucus for minority leader after Senator Martin’s death, with Hitcheack and Underwood each at 19 votes and Senator Smith of Georgia mentioned.
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John Barley
Waterloo
Kaiser
Bach
Wets
Altho
John Barless
Supreme Court of the United States
Brian
Martin
Virginia
Hitcheack
Underwood
Sonith
Georgia
Harmonious caucus sparks mock debate on voting
A fractured parliamentary tone mocks a caucus with talk of perfect harmony and equal votes for Mitchcock Underwood and Smith. Allegations of strategic voting mix with light satire about Secretary Glass and potential shifts, imagining a flawless balance if party lines align.
Manns Bad Break on Berger Seat Sparks House Debate
The piece criticizes Representative Mann for shifting to support seating Victor Berger, an avowed Socialist, arguing the move risks Congress and the country. It notes Berger’s wartime record, the narrow House vote against seating him, and warns Milwaukee’s bid to seat him would undermine national governance. It also references Henry Ford remarks and rising coffee prices as broader context.
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Mann
House of Representatives
Gillett
Uneir Ydle
Victor Berger
Mrr. Mann
Berger
Socialist Party
Congress
Milwaukee
Utah
Berger Ism
Athlete's Heart and the Risks of Intense Training
Health Talks by John G B Huber A M M D describe the athlete's heart from incomplete closure of the aortic valve cusps. Violent exertion can rupture cusps causing backflow, heart enlargement, and symptoms like palpitations headaches and faintness. Training is harmless only if the heart is undamaged by disease or intoxication.
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Carter
John B. Huber
Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson
Imogene praises Isabel for her active role in modern movements. Isabel, a vice president of the Eugenics association, advocates laws to prevent intermarriage and to curb perceived moral and mental weaknesses. The dialogue hints at fears about demographic decline and racial eugenics ideas in the day.
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Andrew
Imogene
Isabel
Algo
Feminism
The
Eugenics Association
United States
Nature Notes T. Are abandoned woolsperkers' nesig used again
Question style prompt asks about reuse of abandoned woolsp ers, a fragrance peculiarity of hepatica or figure leaf flowers, and whether she cow grazes differently from horse and sheep. Tomorrow's Nature Notes promises NSWERS.
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Nesig
Do birds sing in winter in southern Virginia
Answers note some birds like snow buntings chickadees and others sing little in winter while many English birds stay cheerful. in the U S south to Virginia many species are quiet during severe frosts. The text discusses seasonal timing of plant growth and vegetable life events.
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Great Britain
Virginia
Soson
The Sandman Story Part II in the Woods
In a moonlit tale Reddy Fox tricks Mr Coon by leaving a tin plate, misleads him, and escapes as Mr Dog pursues. Mr Coon later discovers the plate’s flashes when sunlight hits it and realizes he outsmarted the fox, keeping the plate as a bright keepsake.
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Reddy Fox
Mr. Coon
Coon
Teddy Fox
Mr. Dog
Iday Reddy
Mr.i Coon
Iowa Editors Fragment Sparks Confusing Pantomime Note
A garbled Iowa Register snippet throws a puzzling image with unclear terms and fragmented phrases about public opinion and a possible equating of words to actions. The readable portion hints at a wasteful or playful digression rather than a clear report.
Beam tests and a three-piece cut geometry puzzle
The article presents a classic carpentry puzzle about converting a board into a square with only three pieces. It then poses an algebraic brain teaser using Arabella, Carrie, and Betsy's money to deduce a chicken's cost, concluding the chicken is worth 2.04 dollars.
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Arabella
Fiersey
Carris
Carrie
Betsy
Marlix Claims Stomach Trouble Cure From Fort Wayne Ads
A testimonial ad promotes Marlix as a guaranteed stomach remedy. Mr B A Gaskill of Fort Wayne and Mrs Olle Ledford of Greenback share success stories after long battles with sour stomach and digestive issues. The copy urges readers to buy liquid Marlix, use as directed, and notice improvements in appetite and comfort.
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Mr. B. A. Gaskill
Fort Wayne
Ind
Marlix
Marlix Co
Fruggiste
W. Fourth St
Wangler Bros. Co
EB. Wourth St
The Misery of Backache and Women’s Health Advice
Muskegon Michigan readers are urged to consider Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for back pain and female health. A testimonial from Mrs. G. Scuon praises improved strength and ability to work after use. The ad invites women with doubts to write for confidential guidance from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Muskegon, Mich
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Einkham
Sloan's Liniment Promoted For Aches And Pains
An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a quick, economical remedy for sciatic and other pains. It claims fast penetration without rubbing, easing lumbago neuralgia stiff limbs and bruises, and urges readers to become regular users joining thousands worldwide.
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Sloan
Ibres Sines
Rae
Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey Promises Quick Cough Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey to loosen and expel a cough and treat colds. It claims the first dose shows results, with the second and third doses proving the product fights coughs, grippe, bronchitis, and asthma, sold by druggists in 30c 60c and 1 20 prices.
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Dr. Bell
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Nature Notes
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