Waterloo Courier marks sixty seventh year with history and aims
The Waterloo Courier enters its sixty seventh year dating from January 18 1859 noting its Cedar Falls origins and move to Waterloo in 1858 59. It recounts growth from a village to a 40000 population city and Iowa’s rise in wealth and knowledge. The piece recalls early headlines and quotes the first daily issue touting independence and public service. It highlights William H Hartman and the paper’s evolution through 1890 1916 and beyond. It also notes re election of Charles H Hearst as president of the Iowa Farm Bureau federation for a third term and his leadership in agriculture policy and farm bureau work.
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Bank Clearings Grow With City Business Expansion
Bank clearings in Waterloo show steady growth, with last week’s figure at 1,350,354.5 dollars. The report compares to 1951 and 1953 levels, indicating continued business expansion though only cleared checks between banks are counted. cash purchases and uncleared checks would raise totals.
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Crossword and Radio Keepers Amid No Sleep Talks
A fragment notes a plan to preserve crosswords and the radio while emphasizing the need to abandon sleep. It hints at ongoing discussions about media routines and leisure, suggesting a shift away from rest to sustain shared entertainment.
Norwegian Shipmasters Face New Rum Smuggling Rules
The Norwegian shipowners association and Justice Ministry list 10 vessels tied to rum running and warn lawmakers may tighten national rules. Oslo regards smuggling as a discredit to the flag and aims to keep Norway’s vessels from being used in prohibited liquor trades, even as licenses exist elsewhere.
No More Raisins Says Fresno Hooch Boom Went Bust
Iowa editors report Fresno area raisin craze collapsed after Prohibition era hype. Prices for land rose above a thousand dollars an acre before foreclosures and patched overalls replaced the boom. Critics ask whether the bust affects debts and community trust as broader political questions linger in the state.
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Keep Comfortable Air Conditions In Winter Rooms
Dr William Brady discusses how to stay warm without overhanging the fire by balancing air moisture and movement. He explains that humidity and airflow, not just room temperature, determine comfort and offers a simple air tester idea, urging moderate temperatures and moisture to prevent dry air.
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The Flower of the Family dramatizes a troubled Ralston clan
In a modernist tale of infidelity and estrangement, Lenore Ralston known as Norrie, Marta, and their mother Joan confront an affair involving Kent Summers and Veda Storm. The plot centers on marital strain, bedroom betrayals, and a planned marriage as the family teeters toward divorce, influence, and reconciliation amidst a public scandal. Gordon Flesher, a wealthy admirer, surfaces as a pivotal ally, while Ralston weighs relinquishing a second entanglement to save his family reputation and future.
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Brain Tests by Sam Loyd Charade Puzzle
Puzzle presents two pronouns to form a word when joined in order. The riddle hints at an answer described as an herb that rin without mistake, pointing to a Bard en Marder clue. Readers are invited to solve the wordplay based on Loyd's classic trick.
Friend Wife
Andrew and Imogene clash over a fife and Duncan Phyfe furniture in a tense domestic argument. He rails against feminism invading the home while she quips about the furniture maker and clarifies they will not own a fife. The exchange mixes humor with social commentary on gender roles and material culture.
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Mrs Em Pash Robbery Sparks Narrow Path Comment
Abe Martin notes a robbery incident where bandits held up Mrs. Em Pash and escaped after tearing a stamp from her letter. The column uses rustic wit to critique the reckless crime and mocks those who stray from the straight and narrow path.
Burroughs Nature Club QandA from 1923 column
The Burroughs Nature Club columns answer reader questions on animal behavior and care. Topics include how a snake drinks, differences between common otter and sea otter, and a sighting of egg clusters on an apple tree with guidance to identify tent caterpillar and gypsy moth threats and methods to control them.
Reform in Wording of Laws
Springfield Republican notes American Bar Association recommendations to simplify statutes. Use everyday language, avoid redundancy and archaic terms, shorten sentences, limit provisos, and ensure bills are clear and adaptable. Critics say legal language traps meaning. reform aims to close loopholes while easing interpretation.
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Three Days Cough Signal Warns of Danger
A persistent cough signals serious Jing trouble and chronic throat and lung issues. Creomulsion offers soothing relief and germ destruction with creosote and healing agents, claiming twofold action to heal membranes and attack germs. guaranteed satisfaction or refund.
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Daily Cross Word Puzzle Clue List From English Page
Puzzle clues listed in mixed language hints include definition style for vertical entries such as smell, seize, fabric types, soaking, beast of burden and Latin terms. It references plurals and various crossword style indicators with scattered numeric tagging and partial phrases.
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Fragmented remarks on reform and a presidential reaction
The passage notes limited progress on reform with experts needed to implement changes. It cites a commission advocating drafting commissions for states and Congress to reduce legislative troubles. It describes Coolidge's silent reaction to a check, followed by an outburst of warmth and the line Come again spoken as the messenger departed.
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Rome Traffic History Reveals Ancient Peak System
A historian cites Caesar era Rome lessons on congestion via a staggered peak, with certain classes moving in thin hours. Ancient heavy vehicles reportedly traveled at night, reflecting early attempts to ease jams now echoed by modern cities like New York and stories inspired by O Henry.
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Forbes notes Coolidge first presidential salary
Forbes Magazine reports the first presidential salary for Calvin Coolidge, a monthly 6,250 dollar check presented to him. The amount dwarfs what his father earned in years, marking a notable start to his tenure as president of the United States.
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