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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1919

Page

2

Bankers praise George Roberts views on inflation and land values

George E. Roberts, former Fort Dodge banker now with National City Bank of New York, addressed Iowa bankers at Fort Dodge urging realism on prices and wages. He warned inflation harms those with fixed incomes and predicted Iowa land values could surge to about $200 an acre within fifteen years.

George E. Roberts Fort Dodge National City Bank of New York City Iowa Roberts Bankers George Roberts Delaware County Cain School of Finance Colm” George Harvey W. J. Bryan Mr. Roberts Mhose

Quickening Travel Across Iowa Roads and Markets

Iowa editors note brick roads will boost sociability and dining prices along the line of march. They contrast rural improvements with old transport, predicting gasoline sales rise while rail travel may fall, and reflect on changing times and commerce in the state.

Des Iowa

Twilight Sleep and Health Tips From Dr Huber

An anonymous journal entry describes a day of meals, drinks, and fatigue linked to a heavy schedule and weather. The piece closes with a health column by Dr John B Huber in the American Medical Association journal, tackling twilight sleep and childbirth risks.

Mall John B. Huber

A Rabbit, Rumors, and Ruin Dreams of Taft

Andrew laments faded illusions and the mischief of belief as he lists comic disillusions from Santa Claus to kissing. Imogene jokes about silk stockings while the story notes a government rabbit scare and a humorous lecture on bug lore and beaming scientists.

Andrew Dearie Imogene Ike Bill Shakespeare Santa Claus Agriculture Department Lady Bug Adam Eden Gilead Taft Teveats- Arsh Century Press Fc

The Sandman Story by Mrs F A Walk

Mr Owl wakes to daytime tapping by Mr Woodpecker who keeps knocking at his house. After misdirected visits and learning the woodpecker feeds on insects, Owl moves to a barn and lives there, while Woodpecker remains unaware his knocks caused the change.

Sandman Mrs. F. A. Walk MR. Owl Bis Fr. Owl Mr. Woodpecker Mr. Woodpecker J Mr Owl Woodpecker Owl Family

Congress Plans Steady Grind For Months On Coal and Jobs

Washington July 6 plans for an almost continuous grind for many months with emphasis on constructive legislation were outlined by Republican leaders. Immediate action on prohibition, railroads wages and alien enemy bills are promised, with a coal famine looming and a potential 40 million tons short of bituminous coal. The issue includes coal price restraints and shipping facility distribution, while civil service exams favor discharged service members for government positions.

Washington, D.C House Congress Department of Labor Immigration Service Labor Department Potters Pius MacGregor New York

Loyd Puzzle Pages and Civil Service Expansion

Sam Loyd presents a brain teaser while the civil service commission outlines plans to expand exams for returning service members. The attorney general's ruling on aid for ex soldiers precedes openings of about 60,000 positions nationwide, with 100 types of jobs anticipated and faster access to examinations, reducing wait times for veterans.

Palmer Civil Service Commission Congress Department of Justice Civil Service Washington

Banquet Worries and Olive Odds in Local Banter

A humorous regional item notes the challenge of coaxing a reluctant father to stay home after the women have joined in. The piece playfully suggests no one can pin down a buddy who would attend a banquet without trouble.

National Newspaper Service

Salty Heat Drives Family Meal Drama

The text shows Susan insisting she will not cook in the heat while her mother worries about the family’s appetite. She contemplates a heat affected dinner plan and mentions snacks from National Biscuit Co and a jar of marshal low whip as possible provisions for the meal.

Susan

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