Watering Evening Courier New Home Building Push
The Waterloo Courier urges residents to consider building now amid high material and labor costs, arguing delays risk higher prices later. It cites a lack of impending price relief, urges rapid construction of hundreds of new homes, and notes a growing regional highway link from Clinton to Chicago. The piece also covers Democratic infighting and Sinn Fein results in Ireland in a broader column.
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Waterloo
Anite
Ireland elections reveal mixed votes across districts
Report analyzes verified returns from Ireland showing broad uncertainty about public will. It notes that elections did not follow strict party lines and suggests Sinn Fein support and unionist leanings varied by district among roughly 1,500 divisions across the island.
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Ireland
Ulster
Sinn
Health Talks By JOAN 33 and Readings on Alcohol Hazards
The article warns about the dangers of wood alcohol exposure to workers and others and recalls a nurse's debate on nursing as a career. It also includes a. long fictional vignette about seedlings and earthworms and critiques about party leadership and teachers pay.
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Davenport
Democrat
Iowa State Teachers Association
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J. W. Studebaker
Teachers Association
LYKO
Lyko Medicine Company
York
Kansas City
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Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson
A chaotic dinner scene unfolds with Andrew and Imogene arguing over a meal as a companion criticizes the food and a misordered banquet becomes a farcical dinner theater. Names such as Lar-Henshin and Trasman appear amid the banter and culinary misadventure.
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Roe Fulkerson
Andrew
Imogene
Trasman
Limosene
Answers to Tomorrow's Nature Notes
The fragment discusses partridge drumming behavior and timing, noting drums on rocks or logs and the seasonality of calling. It also mentions animal diets, influence of domestication, and plant identifications cowslip and marsh marigold, with remarks on native flowers like shooting star.
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Pennsylvania
The Sandman Story by Mrs. F. Al Walker
Outside the ground the air grew warm and sunny, while under the earth Mr. Mole slept in chill darkness. Old Mrs. Earthworm began to stretch herself as the story begins in this children tale about creatures living beneath the soil.
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Weill
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Mr. Root
Sandman
Mrs. F. AL Walker Ee
William Pryan Leads Democratic Split In Iowa Field
Iowa editorials discuss Willi Pryan stepping into leadership of the Democratic party amid internal shakeups. The piece criticizes Wilson era governance and notes a fragmented group lacking clear statesmen to steer the party.
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Grover Cleveland
Burlington
Willi Pryan
Wilson
Independence Hall Origin Reflects Practical Need
Commentary notes Independence Hall arose from necessity rather than design, with documents showing the provincial assembly of Pennsylvania shaping its creation and future role in the nation’s birth.
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Independence Hall
Pennsyl
Alkali in Soap Harms Hair. Use Coconut Oil Shampoo
The article warns that most soaps and shampoos have too much alkali, drying the scalp and making hair brittle. It promotes refined coconut oil shampoo as pure, mild, and effective, recommending one or two heaped teaspoons to cleanse hair, producing rich lather and leaving hair silky and easy to manage.
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Agvarticn
Congress Hall and City Hall Construction Timeline in Philadelphia
The assembly voted 2000 pounds for land purchase and building ground in Philadelphia after May 1, 2029. Andrew Hamilton, a Philadelphia barrister, designed plans with two wings including Congress Hall. Ground broke in 1732, construction paused then resumed, with Congress Hall built 1787 to 1789 and City Hall wing from 1789 to 1791.
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Philadelphia
Assembly
Andrew Hamihtog
Congress Hall
Independence Hall
City Hall
Cravat Origins Tied to Jugoslav Croat Heritage
The article explains that cravat derives from Jugoslav and Croat terms. It claims French adoption during Louis XIV's era after Croatian soldiers wore neck coverings. Early cravats were linen or muslin with broad edges, evolving into batwings and four-in-hand varieties.
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Louis Xiiv
Royal Croatian Regiment 2
Brain Test Puzzles and Trick Money Split
A couple finds one to two dollars in a savings box and divides it in the ratio three to five. The wife secretly shifts three coins, but the two piles remain in the same ratio. Determine each amount. Also a word-riddle clues forged names and letter removals.
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Brown
Drops of Magic Lift Out Corns Advertised
An advertisement touts Freezone a magical drop treatment from Cincinnati for corns and calluses. A few drops on a tender corn relieve pain, loosen the corn, and detach it without irritation, claiming results on hard or soft corns and toe calluses.
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Cincinnati
Diamond Dyes Promise Fadeless Rich Fabric Color
We advertise Diamond Dyes as the solution to revive faded fabrics. The directions promise easy use on wool, silk, linen, cotton or blends to dye any color without error. A Diamond Dye Color Card from a local druggist helps match materials.
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