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The fragment shows a Waterloo newspaper page with subscription pricing, press service credits, and advertising policies. It references the Associated Press, United Press, and local offices, plus editorials about estate values, state budget directives, and rural road concerns, mentioning Mr Wallace and Iowa farmers.
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Ee Ae Ee IE
W. H. Hartman Co
le Corser Park Ave
John Hartman
Kulger
J Jackson McCoy
Trens
Geu
Waterloo
Associated Pres
United Press Ini
ASSO
Associated Presa
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Madlé
Cony &S
New York
Philadel
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Stary
Bicsoks & Finley
Reprensntat
World grain crop deficient reports in institute letter
A letter from the International Institute of Agriculture at Rome outlines high grain prices with data on yields worldwide. It notes American wheat strong but global deficits lift prices, cites 1923-season comparisons, and mentions corn reliance on U S production amid shortages. It also references Wisconsin gas tax street funding and a county insane fund piano grant.
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International Institute of Agriculture
Rone
Hussia
China
Argentina
Australia
America
Bonus In Insurance Certificates Draws War Vet Praise
IOWA EDITORS The bonus for service members gains support as certificates arrive, many worth 1300 dollars or more, with recipients noting future value. The insurance plan protects veterans in death or infirmity, and skeptics urged others to file after seeing real benefits emerge this year.
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Mason City Globe Gazette
Congress
Coolidge
Pm Strong
Home equity and mortgage terms urged by financiers
A Marshalltown Times-Republican analysis argues that fixed principal payments preserve ownership and equity, contrasting amortized plans with straight mortgages. It claims lenders push structured payments to force principal reduction, aiding buyers in retaining equity over time while noting investment risk limits. Also covered is a U.S. Senate inquiry into the internal revenue service, praising honesty, with minor production slowdown from staff reassignments to case files.
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Marshalltown Times-Republicans
Jess
Honest 7 Mining Congress Journal
Senate Select Committee On Investigation
Bureau of Internet Revenue
Couzens
Brain Tests At 5 AM Puzzle Repeats In Odd Math Query
A garbled brain teaser describes two trains of lengths 192 and 8 metres moving in the same direction. It notes the faster train takes 15 seconds to overtake the longer one. The puzzle asks for the speed of each train, and mentions yesterday's answer and a number translation from decimal to octal as 2724.
Vagotonism and mucous colitis in health column
Dr Brady discusses vagotonia as a common autonomic nervous system imbalance linked to mucous colitis and other symptoms. He outlines potential signs such as stomach acid excess, constipation, slow heart action, and yawning, plus caution on diagnosis and treatment by physicians. He notes sugar tolerance and tobacco effects, advises consulting a doctor, and includes reader questions on ambidexterity and sleep positions.
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Syston
Uriah
The Flower of the Family in a Tea Table Crisis
In a small town a tea gathering becomes tense as Norrie lies hurt after a collision. The scene centers on Mrs Halston and Kent Summers as reporters chase details while friends whisper about the hospital visit and a possible engagement. Norris’s condition calms but the social fallout rises.
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Mortal
Norris
Norrie
Kent
Belinda
Nomle
Marta
Norvic
Kent Summers
Marten
Henry Firsher
Joan
Llave
Abe Martin Weil and Kid McCoyr Recalled in Local Warnings
A local reminiscence recalls Abe Martin Weil and Kid McCoyr a year before a marriage, noting saloons were to be wiped out to save fellow men and arguing for letting drinkers have their way no longer.
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Weil
Kid McCoyr
Agin
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Answer Will Appear Tomorrow
A brief puzzle item notes that the daily cross word puzzle answer will be available tomorrow. No names, places, or dates beyond tomorrow are present. The item reads as a teaser for upcoming puzzle solution in the next issue.
Junior Cross Word Puzzle from Old Newspaper
Puzzle clues describe a cross word laid out with numbered starting squares. The across and down word lists include items such as a bright metal resembling gold and a German city famed for Krupp, alongside items like a meal surface, a green feed for cows, and violinists bow preparations.
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Germany
Russia and Socialism Described as Failure
An argument condemns socialism and the Soviet system. It claims universal poverty in Russia, moral harm from wealth destruction, and criticizes the notion that poverty lacks virtue. The piece argues hardships educate and moralize, dismissing socialism as economically unsound and morally decadent.
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Russia
Trussia
Job
Turkey
Poverty cure and socialism in Minneapolis Journal
The Minneapolis Journal discusses socialism's stance on poverty and its limits. It argues poverty is one evil but questions whether socialism can abolish disease sin and death or poverty itself. It notes socialism condemns capitalism for poverty while assuming no poverty under its regime.
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Minneapolis
Electric Light Sparks Moral Debate in Family Talk
Imogene and Andrew debate the electric light’s impact on morals and daily life. He recalls old fireside evenings, Bible reading, and family bonds, arguing only restore the family fireside can curb youth moral decline. A practical test with a stalled car reinforces their cautious stance on modern convenience.
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Andrew
Imogene
Imogen
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
Readers submit questions on nature topics and receive answers in this column. Items touch on identifying rodents, birds that eat snakes, rose blossom anomalies, bird color changes during molt, feather structure prism effects, plant parts that may be edible or poisonous, and seed notes.
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Witt
Bay Patata
Ain
Seed producing types of poplar and willow trees
Discussion notes that cottonwood and willow are dioecious with male and female trees bearing distinct blossoms. It explains that seed production varies by season and tree, with individuals sometimes producing seeds at one time and not another. The terms polyfamily and dioecious are touched on in botanical context.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advertises Liver Health Secret
An Ohio physician promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle liver and bowel toner to prevent sallow complexion and pimples. The ad claims 90 percent of sickness stems from inactive bowels and liver and positions the tablets as a substitute for calomel.
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Pr. Edwards
Ohio
Musterole Offers Relief Without Mustard Plaster Burns
An advertisement extols Musterole as a white oil based mustard relief for congestion colds and sore throats. It claims faster relief than traditional mustard plasters with no blistering and notes a milder children's version in 2 sizes. It targets mothers seeking gentler treatment for colds coughs and rheumatic pains for both adults and children.
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Musterola
Musterole
Sean
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Maat
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Lyon County
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Wisconsin
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County Insane Fund
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Nat'l Newspaper Service
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Peruses
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USA
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Friend Wife
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Hall-Ekfelt Co
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