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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1926
Page
3
The piece notes Senate forces blocking the world court issue and delaying the revenue bill to preserve tax cuts for March. Democrats demand excessive revenue reductions and estate tax restoration, while insurgents push for speed and policy concessions amid party tensions.
The Prince of Wales was thrown from a horse yesterday after an earlier incident days before, breaking a collar bone in a second equestrian accident. Reported odds suggest he will ride again once he recovers, continuing a long pattern of riding mishaps since 1920.
The prison system replaces the firing of the electric chair with a masked and robed executioner after the resignation of Sing Slog's long serving official. The superintendent orders the new operative to conceal identity during duty.
Indiana lawmakers press enforcement of the habitual criminal act to impose life terms after three felony convictions. Digester judges have already sentenced two offenders to life, including a 22 year old charged with burglary and attacks on women, with no possibility of parole. Proponents argue the drastic measure will deter crime and reduce violations.
Iowa editors praise locals who succeed at home while highlighting national fame from Iowa towns. Pieces discuss civilization, memory, and posters of progress, noting Arch McFarlane’s bid for state senate from Black Hawk Grundy district amid a crowded field.
Washington rumors say Senator Borah may be drafted by friends to run for president to keep the country from joining the League of Nations. A world court resolution could precede an official candidacy announcement within days. Petitions from states opposed to the league are expected, signaling strong anti League sentiment.
Dr William Brady reviews causes of foul breath from mouth and stomach issues, including dental decay, gastric ulcers, and nasal infections. He cites reverse peristalsis and improper diets, answers readers on gallstone prevention, cancer inheritance, and personal hygiene practices for the elderly.
The article notes Emmons Johnson of Waterloo, likely the eldest banker in Iowa, observing his ninety-first birthday on January 23 with family members present. It covers his early banking role in Waverly, later move to Waterloo, and leadership of the First National Bank, with references to associates and family attendees.
Two tiny brown jugs in Cycle Wiggily’s hollow stump lead Uncle Wiggily and Nurse Jane to a humorous mix up over molasses and vinegar. The rabbit visits an ape shop and meets Uncle Butter the goat as he delivers the jug and recalls a silly idea about right and left.
The article recalls hoop skirts popular since 1856 with whalebone or steel hoops and humorous depictions. It notes European usage, Paris balls avoidance, and Victorian padding trends, then invites readers to express interest in writing about De Soto, Champlain, and the conquest of Peru, promising to begin after收到 letters.
Martha Roberts asks about the Children's Crusade a century and a half ago, noting estimates of 50 000 participants from Europe and the tragedy that followed including thousands dying or sold into slavery. Readers discuss holidays in Kansas and book recommendations on western wildflowers, hyenas and their habitats.
Bob Cat chases rabbit as Uncle Wiggily drinks from a jug of molasses by accident. The cat discovers vinegar and reacts in shock, while the bunny escapes. The story ends with Longears securing a molasses jug and Nurse Jane baking cookies as a moral pivot.
Readers ask about white canaries, slugs and their enemies, and rearing baby night moths with cocoons. The notes promise answers in tomorrow’s Naturd Notes, offering practical guidance on feeding, care, and fate of larvae and adults.
An advertisement touts Dave's Mentha-Pepsin as fast relief for gas indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims ten minute easing, eliminates dizziness and nervousness, and offers a guarantee via the Robert Drug Co with one bottle to prove stomach comfort.
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