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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1925

Page

3

Waterlos Evenita Compiled Daily News Rates and Notices

Waterloo Iowa newspaper masthead text details publication facts, subscription prices, and editorial standards. It mentions advertising rules, wire services, and a sports note referencing Ty Cobb, Christy Mathewson, and other early 20th century figures with a brief eulogistic tone about Mathewson’s illness and recovery hopes.

E Vol. NO. Ltd W.W. Hartman Co Courier Bidg Comer Park Ave Commercial St Panefica Waterloo Iowa Associated Dress United Press Spselal Ak " Stember Audit Bureau of Cl New York Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco Story Brooke & Finley Representatives

Evolution trial draws crowds in Darton Tenn dramatic hearing

Reporters and spectators fill the courthouse as the case pits Bryan backed opponents of teaching Darwinian theory against proponents seeking to preserve scientific inquiry. The debate draws national attention and promises more columns on Origin of Species as both sides anticipate appeals and lasting public interest.

Tn5 Darton Tenn William Jennings Bryan Bryan Datold Darwin Hunk Darrow Bcopes Prith Bryant Wilberforce Thomas Henry Huxley Tennessee Haxtey Ac Newton Charles Darwin Kepler God

A Hero of Old Mathewson Remembrance From Baseball’s Golden Era

Baseball fans recall Christy Mathewson as a national hero in the sport’s early days. The piece contrasts his era with modern stars, praising his clean living and sportsmanship and recalling rivalries and feats from the early 20th century era of Giants, Cubs, and Tigers.

Christy Mathewson Matty Babe Ruth Stall Boys Big Six Palmy Doys Frank Chence Hughie Jeenings Connie Mack Bresnahan Evers Brown Frank Schulte Cubs Giants Tigers Athletics Worte Clite Briggs Cubs’ Park Arabella Cinch Onea Mathewson Merers Brow Archer Joe Tinker

Jumping the Gun on Coolidge Third Term Fading View

Kansas Republicans including David W. Mulvane express strong support for Calvin Coolidge in a second term. Analysts note Coolidge would be starting from an unexpired term and must establish his own mandate. The piece weighs timing, tradition, and political foresight as fashion trends in menswear from France spark a wry aside.

David W. Mulvane Republican Committee Kansas Mr. Coolidge West Mulvane Coolidge Harding Uve Sn

Iowa editors a backyard step in coopera tion grief and hope

A Mason City Globe Gazette column laments Grain Marketing Corporation collapse as a warning that farmers fail to unite. It urges bold leadership to push cooperative action, arguing pooling interests is essential to farming’s salvation and future. Ghosts in Missouri Davenport Times reports on plans to hang James Crom for murder near Mexico Me. Ghosts’ influence alters execution venue and costs. A jail yard structure is planned to replace the noose, while railroads waking up Cornell Blairs notes railroads aim to lure riders from cars with an old style plan.

Mason City Globe-Gazette Grain Marketing Corporation Teter Jensens Missouri Davenport James Crom Mexica Crump

Afterthoughts on Galileo and the Scopes parallel

Austin Tims argues that the Scopes trial mirrors Galileo's 17th century confrontation with church dogma. He notes Galileo's forced confession and punishment, contrasts it with modern acceptance of heliocentrism, and asserts truth advances despite initial opposition. The piece links Darwinism debates to broader questions of science and faith.

Lettuce Typhoid Risk and Calcium Lactate Dose Advice

Housewife asks if washing lettuce with iodine water prevents typhoid. Answer: no, iodine may harm lettuce. rely on washing with pure water. Calcium lactate dose for hay fever is 20 grains twice daily, best after meals. start a week before season. Prickly heat treated with starch or bran baths and cornstarch powder. Letters to Dr Brady are answered if self addressed envelope provided.

Hay Sredy William Brady

Time Excursion Rates and Dusty Highways in Review

The article discusses time excursion rates for special trains, dusty roads making travel unpleasant, and mentions corn growth reports from Dr. Bakke at the Town experiment station noting 26 inches in six days. It also reflects on editorial commentary about The Nation’s 60 years of publication and the push for classical studies in schools.

Des Moines Register Dr. Bakke Dedares Towa

Abe Martin Reflects on Dayton Evolution and Industry

A cryptic Abe Martin remark comments on Dayton evolution and industry. He suggests some people appear easily pleased, while the speaker doubts deeper satisfaction from progress and science. The fragment hints at social attitudes toward industrial growth.

Dayton

Brain tests by Sam Loud in eleven minutes to answer

A brief note cites Sam Loud conducting brain tests with an eleven minute response window. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text. The item presents as a short wire service style blurb with limited context.

Sam

Talloyd N-Word No. 112 insert words puzzle

Puzzle text presents a column fill task with multiple clues but is fragmented. reads like an error laden OCR. The item references a term about Charlemagne and a former date by Germany, plus an instruction line.

Charlemagne Germany

Wordplay Puzzle Reveals Australian Native Doe Name

A clipped column puzzle asks to strike out words fitting definitions to reveal the native wild doe of Australia. The process yields BLOEMFONT, with clues referencing Greek sages and a series of word removals for the final name.

U. S Botton Australia

Clarence the waiter and a troubled marriage tale

In a domestic vignette, Imogene confronts Andrew about a hidden worry while recalling Clarence the so called waiter. Andrew admits money worries and recalls humorous misorders from Clarence at an American plan hotel, hinting at broader concerns about supporting a weekend trip.

Clarence Clare Andrew Imogere Imogene

Uncle Wiggily and the Cat Tails in the swamp tale

In a swamp near Uncle Wiggily’s hollow stump bungalow brown cat tails grow. The narrator notes no brown cats exist and teases what will be told next to other children, inviting their attention to the tale’s setup.

Uncle Wiggily

Bob Cat and Fox Plot in Swamp Tale

A fox convinces a bobcat to lure Uncle Wig into a swamp using a tail of grass as camouflage. The fox hints at danger but the bobcat resists, doubting the plan as the scene hints at a Cheshire like scheme with a tense motive in a swamp den.

Bob T Bob Cat

Uncle Harry Talks Earthquakes and Reconstruction Talk

In a dialogue about Santa Barbara after a quake, Uncle Harry and Helen discuss resilience and rebuilding. They note people start repairs quickly, despite disaster, and reflect on human impulse to brace up rather than abandon homes when faced with tremors.

Japan Joe Vesuvius Uncle Marie Earthq Harry Helen Santa Barbam Uncle Harry

Burroughs Nature Notes Questions and Answers 1925

Questions explore skunk activity chickadee range and predation impact. Coffers discuss cork as tree bark shield, cambium feeding channels, snail travel limits, snail keeping by owners, plant responsiveness to light and moisture guiding growth, and plant irritability as a physiological reaction.

Europe

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