Waterlo Evening Courier subscription and ad policies
Waterloo Evening Courier publishes daily except Sunday with ads and subscription rates listed. It notes association with Associated Press, offices in major cities, advertising rules, and payment due dates for all insertions.
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Brazen Demands Show Strained China Foreign Ties
A Canton dispatch highlights China pressuring foreign powers with demands to apologize replace officials withdraw gunboats and compensate for deaths. The piece notes foreign nationals fear losses of protection as China asserts sovereignty, while powers weigh reversing long held policies.
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Canton
Ghinaba
Immigration and wages under new limits spark debate
A national conference board report argues immigration limits raise wages by cutting labor supply. From July 1924 to April 1925 net immigrant inflow fell while overall immigration dropped by 71.4 percent, with money wages up 116 percent since prewar and goods prices up about 30 percent. The piece critiques protectionism and questions the old view of welcoming refugees.
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United States
National Industrial Conference Board
America
Soviet Funds Target Rail Wins and Leftover Ambitions
The text alleges the Soviet Union allocated 190 million dollars to raise Russian engine and rail services to American standards, then questions how they will spend any remaining funds. The tone suggests scrutiny of economic planning and potential misallocation.
MacMillan and Wilbur clash over polar radio gear choices
A contemporary notes Secretary Wilbur overstepped to press dismantled navy gear on the MacMillan polar expedition while MacMillan preferred his own radio set. Space aboard a ship and prior failures with long wave gear fuel the dispute as questions rise about motive versus management. Turkey executes a sheik and 21 followers as a grim regional note. Mothers lament trends in teen romance as dancing continues.
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Tanecassitt
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United States
Iowa Editors Cite Shifting Political Voices Across States
A collection of editorials reviews hope and doubt over 1920 era political figures. Hiram Johnson, La Follette, and tariff critics appear amid assorted editorial notes from Des Moines to Burlington and Ottumwa.
Constable Pursues Bandits in Narrow Escape
A New Min constable chased a troupe of rink bandits across nine blocks but retreated when they rushed away in a gay frenzy, according to Abe Martin’s account.
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Sweet is Just Salu and Walhe Health Column
William Brady discusses sweat baths myths and physiology. He explains that artificial sweating mainly expels salt and water, not toxins, and warns against using sweat baths for obesity or chronic disease. He notes natural sweating differs and urges medical consultation for eczema like conditions.
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Luine & Ehance
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Pettiie
Wisenheimer Club
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Bright
Guy
Uncle Wiggily and the Fourth of July Red Fire
A playful Uncle Wiggily tale shows Weezie and Wizzie finding a box of red medicine powder meant for a Fourth of July plan. They burn it in the stove causing a smoke cloud, prompting Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wray to cry fire while the twins reflect on their humorous mishap and plan another adventure.
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Mr. Longears
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Weezie
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Wiezie
Weezia
Wizzie
Wizgie
Sepotler
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Jane Fuzzy Wray
Jane
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Annie Wigsily
Uncle
Waffle Artist Challenge Sparks World Stage Debate
An eccentric chef rings in a global waffle contest as fans crown a leading artist. The event draws attention from culinary groups and media outlets seeking bold flavors and bold claims about skill and invention.
Personal health letters to Dr Brady answered by request
Letters about health and hygiene are invited and will be answered by Dr. Brady if a stamped self addressed envelope is enclosed. Due to high volume only a few letters can be answered in this newspaper. Address Dr William Brady in care of this newspaper.
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Dr. Brady
William Brady
Infant death rate falls in U S says census
A federal census and American Child Health Association data show the 1924 infant mortality rate at 72 per 1000 across 629 cities, down from 78 in 1922, with 33 states in birth registration. The report urges continued effort to protect children’s health. Roe Fulkerson presents FRIEND WIFE set as a short story.
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Des Moines
American Child Health Association
Unite States
Towa
Florida
North Dakota
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd
Puzzle text describes a word insertion and removal game from a Loyd X word puzzle. Clues include shrub with pale flowers, river duck, organ of speech, and a screen. Remaining letters spell a country name from a book.
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Sam Loyd
Fifty Years Ago In Thy Courier June 30 1875 Fire and Flood News
The Wild home near Raymond burned last Saturday at 3 p m with only clothing saved. Mrs Wild carried the baby to the yard as an older child tried to start a fire with kerosene. Twin births reported at H Saunders home. Cedar River rose six feet after heavy rains. Decorah area suffered flood damage with bridges washed away and water seven feet deep through main streets.
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Benjamin Wild
Raymond
Gedar
Mill Square
Mississippi
Calmar
Decorah
Forty Years Ago: Trac tion Engine and Local Events
A July 1 1885 item notes Thomas Cascaden’s traction engine around the city and its ease of operation. Pic nic plans along the river for Friday, weather shifts with a 96 degree day and a nighttime frost. Miss Clara Jackson to teach in Waterloo east schools. Mrs. Ernun and sons visiting Freeport. Weiler & Berkley hardware store change dissolves firm Weiler & Sweitzer. Crownover at Illinois Central Shops, arm injury. Barn raising in Orange Township with 167 present. Strawberries yield record sales by Lamb & Luathrap and others. Police handle drunks and disorderlies. Nick Federspiel father of a son.
Waterloo items and obituaries from twenty years ago
Twenty years ago this week in Waterloo area notes include teacher Earlené Rush planning a Maine woods outing for a boys group, and Edward de Strother and Estelle Burton marrying at First Presbyterian church. Lucien Silant, drug man, dies of Bright’s disease. County Treasurer C W Til ingworth reports a 1.52 tax payment. A Sunday school picnic is described at First Baptist Eagle township. A Parkersburg child nearly dies from toadstools. Robert Parrott and Will Griffin return from camping at Dunkerton.
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Western Reserve
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Waterloo
Maine
Edward Def Strother
Estelle Burton
First Presbyterian Church
Samuel Callen
Omaha
St. Kimo Bateman
First Baptist Church
Gertrude Kerr
Eagle Township
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Collected Questions
Questions of general interest from Burroughs Nature Club Notes readers. Topics include starfish life start, most useful Native Sparrow, and kinds of fire flies. Questions addressed in this paper’s Nature Notes column.
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Snails life cycles and plant name origins discussed in notes
The article notes snails live six to eight years with annual egg laying starting the second summer after hatching. It also explains plant names honor founders or scientists, and mentions mountain laurel heights from 10 to 40 feet in the Alleghenies, growing as a shrub elsewhere and spanning a wide range from Tennessee to Nova Scotia.
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Vespasien Robert
France
Tennessee
Allegheny Mountains
Toutsiant
Nova Scotia
Mieghenles
Zemo Promises Clear Skin With Quick Results
An advertisement touts Zemo as a cure for pimples blackheads blotches eczema and ringworm. It promotes a penetrating antiseptic liquid usable day or night with a trial bottle five cents and a one dollar large size plus Zemo soap for twenty five cents. AN druggists.
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