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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1922

Page

2

Brookhart Clash Reflects Iowa Republican Rift

A Cedar Rapids analysis questions Col. Brookhart as a Republican standard bearer. The piece argues convention outcomes may diverge from primary sentiment, noting June 5 votes and state figures to gauge party mood while urging caution about overreliance on a single convention. It also muses on marriage advice with social commentary on courting.

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London Times reframes US aid to Britain in WWI debt

The London Times argues New York and Wall Street do not represent America as a whole. It asserts five billions of war loans came from 111,100,000 Americans, not financiers, and highlights that farmers and townspeople funded Britain’s war effort. The piece aims to correct English misconceptions and explain the broader American contribution.

The London Times Lord Northcliffe America Uncle Sam New York Wall Street Britain England the Times

Unconsidered factors of cancer

A 40 year old woman, overweight, followed harmful salting for weight loss. After years she developed cancer of the lower bowel, possibly linked to irritation from the salts. Brady explains cancer is a degenerative change, not a single tumor, and discusses how prolonged slight irritation can influence cancer. He notes metastasis via lymphatic and blood routes and cautions against unqualified healers.

Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson

Excerpted dialogue explores animal perspectives on humans and abuse, imagining horses and dogs judging their owners. The speakers muse on bloodlines, blue-blooded animals, and the ethical distance between owners and their beasts, ending with a humorous note about automobiles.

Wife Roe Fulkerson

Double Crossed Heiress in a Canada Bound Quandary

An Emgiisa girl Heloise Reys inherits a fortune and is manipulated by a gang to travel to Canada with a childhood sweetheart Henry Gunning, Clement Seedon, and lawyer schemes unfold. A mysterious Gorgon and Neuburg shadow her, Seedon guards her voyage, tensions rise as trust frays and hidden actors steer outcomes.

Heloise Reys Canada Henry Gunning Heloise Clement Mr. Neuburg Mr. Sendon

Old Sweprf Fields Echoes of Youth and Holiday

A nostalgic poem lyric recalls rivers and valleys, inviting welcome to a holiday setting. It celebrates familiar valley voices, birds, and barefoot youths driving cattle home under starlit skies, cherishing remembered places and youth’s passion.

Mockis

Aboard the Atlantic Heloise and Clement Weigh Mining Hopes

Clement weighs a mining venture tied to Sicamous claims discussed with Heloise aboard the ship. He cautions about risk and transport while she pushes for a possible fortune. Their budding bond grows as they share views on honesty, character, and life beyond theater and newspapers.

Altho Heloise Bis Clement Henry Gun‘ning Henny Gunnainy Canada T'Sev Sha Clemens Ui Nelson Kootenay Lake—Sil Sicamons Henry Gunning Mr. Leadon

Abe Martin and Miss Peerl Monts Tale of Delays and Weddings

Abe Martin notes a man waiting for a job and another man who was turned down while Miss Peerl Monts receives a bridge work estimate but chooses to postpone the project until she marries.

Minutes to Answer This Brain Teasers in Print

A short column by Sam Loud presents an arithmetical puzzle where four digits A B C D must satisfy A B C D addends or products giving the same value. The piece also references yesterday's answer and a checkers setup with sixteen pieces on a board to avoid any three in a straight line from any angle.

Paris of Victory and a City in Longing After War

A reflective meditation on Paris after World War I. The piece contrasts wartime Paris during the 1919 Bastille Day celebration with today’s altered, somber city. It recalls the lure of Paris, the cost of war, and the enduring French resolve amid rubble, sacrifice, and national pride.

Paris Parle Sherlock Tultions Seine Fay Quai d'Orsay Big Bertha France Champs Elysees Altho the Invalides Pantheon Notre Dame Lofts

Fragmentary Sacred Heart and Bite Tower Bells Scene

A fragmented OCR fragment describes Sacred Heart’s exquisite Byzantine bell towers and Bite Tower reaching high, as an unforgettable moment passes in a curved line and vanishes, leaving a hazed impression of a fleeting scene.

Clergyman Warns Against Bunk in Public Speech

Rev James Foster of Gary Indiana urges parishioners to curb bunk a term for deceptive talk. He labels it a smoke screen of empty words and calls for truth and restraint in speech amid widespread use on public platforms and in private conversations.

Sioux City Journal James Foster Gary Ind Foster Mr. Foster

Read the Declaration Myth Probed by Macon Editor

A Macon editor sent a reporter to test how many citizens could quote the Declaration of Independence. Responses varied from confident claims of knowing it to demonstrations of partial recall, with Dan Blank joking that many learned it in school. The exchange highlights casual confidence versus remembered lines from the historic document.

Macon Dispatch Kansas City Star Macon City Dan Blank

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