Waterlou Evening Courier article summary and notices
Waterloo Evening Courier covers newspaper rates and services with emphasis on telegraph and Associated Press wires. It details staff changes, government personnel shifts, and comments on Supreme Court and cabinet positions including Justice McKenna and Attorney General nominees. It notes former Secretary Hughes may resign for private practice, Kellogg's potential succession, and praise for Hughes' public service and foreign policy leadership. Also reports Senate passage of Moses postal salary bill to avert delays for postal clerks and discusses possible parcel post rate adjustments.
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Waterloo
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New York
Philadelphia
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Foreign Service
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Supreme
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Russia
Foreign Relations Committee
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California
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London
America
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Berlin
Carl Hidge
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Congress
House
Rain floods the South as rivers rise and rescue efforts begin
Floods engulf the Deep South with rivers above flood stage, washing out rails and crossing roads. Two railroad workers die in Alabama washout wrecks, four auto occupants swept away in Louisiana while attempting a crossing. Power plants fail, service disrupted, residents relocate to higher ground, and convicts are moved from a threatened penitentiary as rain continues.
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Alabamea
Louisiana
Speaker Edson Portrayed as Iowa Representative Leader
Iowa editors hail Speaker Edson as the finest representative of Iowa interests. He is a farm-raised graduate now in his fourth term, praised for informed judgment on state business. The Des Moines Register lauds President Coolidge's decisive appointments, while the Carroll County Herald notes Patterson from Kossuth backing a state income tax and questions tax reforms.
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State College
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Iowa City
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Warren
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Patterson
Kossuth County
The Sheep and the Goats and a Doctor Dilemma
A reader asks how to find a competent physician in a new city after a poor experience. Dr Brady suggests using known doctors from past towns, and nurses should supply reputable referrals. The exchange explores how to evaluate doctors, and how to avoid bad matches when relocating.
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Ming
Altho
The Flower of the Family
Modernism distorts the Ralston family as Lenore and Marta clash with their mother Joan. A café confrontation with Gordon Flesher and revelations of affairs strain the household, driving talk of divorce. Ralston seeks control amid entanglements with Veda Storm and Kent Summers, testing family loyalties and independence.
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Friend Wife
Imogene confronts Andrew about presiding at an out of town banquet for visitors. He hesitates but concedes he may attend to show hospitality. She complains about his constant meetings and asks to keep Saturday nights for themselves. He agrees to write declining the head table invitation while noting Imogene’s concern over outfits and social duties.
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Pan Matt
Imogene
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Congress
Europe
Abe Martin and the President A Rowdy Local Tale
A quirky local column riffs on Abe Martin style about a president and politics. It hints at public figures and a sly, humorous take on political figures and events, with no clear names or firm details in the readable text.
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd in 1930 arithmetic puzzle
The puzzle shows a pupil arranging digits to total 1930, with a later challenge to total 1090 using the digits 1 2 3 4 5 8 7 8 0. The editor presents Loyd style wordplay and hints at clever tricks without formal procedures.
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Sam Loyd
Ielass
Sipart
Fragmented exchange hints at travel and praise at banquet
A disjointed dialogue expresses plans to hurry travel by Saturday night and a notion of mutual affection. Andrew affirms the speaker’s fondness for his company at events, while the other party agrees to join in activities and remarks on pride and enjoyment at a banquet.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Answers to Questions
A 1923 nature Q and A column invites readers to send questions to the Nature Notes Dept. Answers from prior issues discuss why old clam shells crumble, how to keep a pigeon’s crop clean, and the difference between a cocoon and a chrysalis. The text cites frogs drinking through skin, and a plant issue blamed on aphids or rust mites causing leaves to wilt while resinous dew may form.
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Nature Notes
Peri
Well Dressed Worden Individual Fashion Roundup
Translated for the Milwaukee Journal from the Vienna Novel Presse the piece argues fashion enforces a uniform look across European women. It critiques blue eyed and dark haired contrasts and urges women to choose colors and silhouettes matching their figure and temperament rather than chasing trends.
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Vienna Novel Presse
Kaertner Street
Paris
London
Stockholm
Central
Europe
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Answers Tomorrow
Puzzle clues and scattered letter fragments hint at a traditional cross word focus with wordplay on animals sounds actions and objects. The page promises the answer to Monday’s crossword appears tomorrow with a filled grid and solution notes.
Junior Crossword Puzzle Yesterday's Pulls Answered
A compact update reveals yesterday's cross word clues solved with quick, precise fills. Readers can review the completed grid and notes confirming correct letter placements and clue matches.
Divorce increases in Britain's Isles
London report of England and Wales vital statistics shows 1923 births 758,181. deaths 444,363. marriages 292,408. and 2,834 divorces. Misconduct cited as the only ground for divorce in England.
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Register of Vital Statistics
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