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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1920
Page
2
The Waterloo Evening Courier prints discussions on merchant risks and taxes amid postwar uncertainty, noting volatile costs and shifting government policies. It contrasts Chicago’s praise for Iowa with mutual regional cooperation and references political campaigns and housing site curiosities.
The piece muses on three months of political betting as the nation nears November elections. It notes governors, ticket names, and regional sentiment, joking about Roosevelt and Cox as ticket names and hinting Harding and Coolidge lead in one measure.
Iowa readers see financier Otto H. Kahn urging public trust in high finance while noting past excesses. Comments from Davenport Times predict Ohio’s presidential edge, Bayard Bulletin questions Wilson’s League pledge, Sigourney’s Keokuk County praises Coolidge’s character, and Colfax Tribune warns of future hard choices.
John R Wuber M D answers reader questions on curing lung trouble with farm life. Boiling water for alkali, iodine use and storage, mouth breathing and snoring, effects of wind on skin and hair tonics, and fashion trends. Answers emphasize mail responses and cautions about diagnosis by mail.
A humorous exchange unfolds between Imogene and Andrew in a rural setting. Imogene boasts counting 100 while jesting about gender dynamics, while Andrew warns of boxing her jaws as she teases about a coroner running. The dialog blends flirtation, stubborn pride, and playful squabbles.
Luceta is imprisoned in a dungeon with a single light hole. She endures hunger and isolation until a sudden idea involving her diamonds changes her fate. A silent palace scape beyond the wall remains distant, while the gems tempt a bold move.
A domestic scene unfolds as Imogene and Andrew quarrel over self control. She counts aloud to calm her temper while he mocks the exercise, escalating tension until he flings a magazine. The exchange ends with a challenge to discipline and likely further conflict.
The column previews answers on baby bird shells insect size, beekeeping accuracy by Virgil, horned bladderwort fragrance, and vireo nest concealment. It discusses shell breaking aids, insect size limits for hornmites, and the vireo nest’s hidden placement among low branch growth.
Uncle Harry, Helen, Jimmy, and Joe discuss how many women can vote now and if the federal suffrage amendment passes. They note 16 to 17 million currently eligible, rising to 26 to 27 million if one more state approves, and that 4 times as many women may vote this year compared with four years ago.
Dr Mopps says with x new crop the outlook shows sugar supply issues. he remarks on constant effort and staying upbeat. The quip about women's work contrasts with the dreary economic mood, suggesting fatigue and skepticism.
Five partners pool papers and rotate sales. Tom Smith sells one more than a quarter of the whole, Billy Jones one more than a quarter of the remainder, Ned Smith one more than a quarter of what's left, Karley Jones one more than a quarter of the rest. After the Smiths lead by 100 papers, Jimmy Jones sells the last papers, leaving the Joneses winner by a final margin.
Nathaniel Peffer argues in Asia that Chinese lacks direct yes or no terms and that witnesses default to vague timing and numbers. He cites examples where questions about sighting the accused yield evasive replies and imprecise counts due to language and cultural tendencies.
An old advertisement proclaims Danderine can stop dandruff and reveal new life in hair. It touts brighter color thickness and vigor after a single application, promising a notable transformation with a few cents.
Testimonial from a farmer who suffered severe pain after gallstone operations credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with curing his condition. The note claims the product removes catarrhal mucus and reduces inflammation across stomach liver and intestinal ailments and offers a money back guarantee through Wangler Bros Hansen Hansen and druggists.
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