WaterloO Evening 1929 Former and current events mix
A long newspaper page includes celebration of the Be nevolent and Protective Order of Elks fund drive for the old iron sides G S S Constitution with patriotic notes. It cites Secretary Hoover on 1924 economic conditions, industry gains, and agricultural steadiness, plus a curious tale of a Baltimore teacher and his wife reuniting after fifteen years.
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Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Wilbur
Holmes
United States Navy
Mount Vernon
Faneuil Hall
Bunker Hill
Lexington
Gettysburg
Herbert Hoover
New Commerce
How
United States
Iowa editors lustrious son and old times notices
A collage of editorials cites Nate Kendall as Iowa’s promising figure with health to serve long, recalls rail excursion ads from twenty years ago, questions evolution debates, and notes public reactions. It mentions Dayton, the constitutionality issue, and a Dayton jury as part of ongoing discussions.
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Towa
Davenport
Nate Kendall
Iowa
Sprolacle
Dayton
Brain Tests Showriem Lier Vimuirs
The report notes brain tests and medical assessments concerning Lier and Vimuirs. Details indicate examination results and next steps for treatment and monitoring, with clinicians detailing cognitive findings and recommended follow ups.
Fragmentary World War Letter Page Readout
A damaged OCR fragment references World War era letters and names such as Fitzager and Lie Loshe. It hints at a close associate and concedes a formal offer, with garbled words scattered through a column style page.
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Lanseine
Spices Curse Liver Health Says Dr Brady Column
In a health column Dr William Brady warns that spices like pepper paprika and mustard can harm the liver in animals and possibly people with high spice intake. He notes experiments feeding these spices to dogs and cats that show liver degeneration and urges moderation while addressing reader questions on digestion eczema fasting and infant feeding.
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K. Stefanescu
Jessy
Stefantsen
Hungary
Europe
Bray
William Brady
Care
Penis Newspaper
Friend Wife by Rob Fulkerston
Linogene proposes visiting the Andersons but Andrew resists due to Mrs. Anderson’s judgment in husbands. They discuss John McCormack’s songs and a poker tale, then debate plans to visit the Andersons or stay, with Imogene eventually agreeing to go after a humorous detour about ice cream and a pirate’s den.
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Andersons
Linogene
Andrew
John McCormack
John
Limiley
Andres
The
Tia Andersons
Andersone
Toni
Imogene
Uncle Wiggily and the Peppermint
Uncle Wiggily awakens in his hollow stump bungalow to a crying voice calling Muninty. He considers helping the bunny and starts to rise when Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy appears, guiding the действий.
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Uncle Wiggily
Ingle
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Nurse Jane and Uncle Wiggily Help Weezie in Dream Room
Fragmented tale shows Nurse Jane, Uncle Wiggily, and a chorus of rabbit children in a hall scene. The nurse consoles Weezie, a twin to Winzis, about a troubling dream as the family keeps vigil near Weezie's room.
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Jane
Uncle
Skipper
Weezie
Wigerly
Nurse Jane
Winzis the
Peppermint Rescue in Uncle Wiggily Tale
In a dream, Bic Boy fears the Fuzzy Fox. Nurse Jane and Uncle Wiggily seek peppermint to cure Weezie. They ventu re to a hill for peppermint, Fox is sprayed with peppermint juice in the eyes, and Weezie sleeps soundly after hot peppermint drink. The兔 story ends with Uncle Wiggily’s adventures and a hint of a future tale about blackberries.
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Mummy
Jane
Jang
Weezie
Uncle
Mr. Longears
Tabbit
Fuzey
Tam
Uncle Wiggily
Uncle Wigfily
Burroughs Nature Club Qs and Answers
Reader questions on managing garden pests and pet care prompt guidance. Answers discuss humane rabbit control, canary cage perches, simple water baths, and aquarium snail care with cautions about depth, placement, and safety. The column promises more solutions in tomorrow's Nature Notes.
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Nature Notes
Fifty Years Ago In The Courier July 14 1875
Fifty years ago The Courier notes Rev J B Carey resigning as pastor of First Presbyterian Waterloo with regret for his scholarship and public speaking. It mentions Henry Ward Beecher’s salary at 100000 dollars yearly, Peter Woodring of Weverly planning a lecture tour against Freemasonry, and local oddities such as gopher scalps collected for county officers. The column references Lake Como scum, a barber’s wig search, and local ads for threshing machines Studebaker wagons and jewelers trade slogans.
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J. B. Carey
First Presbyterian Church of
Waterloo
the Courier
Forty Years Ago In Waterloo On July 15 1885
A reminiscence notes George Kennison buying property, W L Illingworth building a covered carriage, J D Platt in Waterloo east, and Miss Jessie M Kennedy marrying Alvin L Craig on July 6 in Lincoln. Logan House bought by a 330000 stock company with named directors. Lichty partners with Conner and Boggs in Vinton to form Lichty Conner Boggs. Dan Shook becomes traveling salesman for Fowler Co. Elizabeth Shank dies in Orange Township, daughter of Samuel Cain born 1845 in Cambria county. Crushed by a pole, Gerhart Berger of Eagle Township dies at 50 leaving a wife and 11 children. Manager Burnham sells opera house to Le C Goodwin of Marshalltown. Bates offers streetcar fare to customers.
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George Kennison
W. L. Illingworth
J. D. Platt
Waterloo
Elizabeth
Webb Shank
Orange Township
Samuel Cain
Cambria County
Gerhart Berger
Eagle Township
Twenty Years Ago Notes From Independence Area
Twenty years back on a July weekend in Independence, discussions include Henderson buying half in his brother’s agency, cool July weather with light rain, visits from Sibert and Hathaway, saloon reopenings, Cedar River park chautauqua crowds, aquarium snail care tips, and real estate value mentions. Bryan lectured on The Prince of Peace, Knoop elected cashier at Black Hawk National Bank, a farm hand Dam died from intestinal inflammation after a horse kick, and historic property valuations and leases surface from Des Moines Register reports.
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G. H. Henderson
Prosperity Seen in City Real Estate Values
The text argues that rising city real estate values signal prosperity. A modest three story building on a lot is noted, and increased land values are linked to higher business overheads yet viewed as a sign of progress. Farm land value is also described as an indicator of prosperity.
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Hed
Com
Hoover
Seattle
Penta
Woovert
Kansas City
Publication of movie salaries sparks global discontent says professor
Abe Martin writes that widespread unhappiness is traceable to movie salaries. Professor Tansey, Ph. I. R. P.D., comments that publicity hounds were not present at Dayton proceedings and hints at a possible venue change to Miami, Florida.
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Professor Tansey
Dayton
Stop Itching Skin with Zemo Treatment Ad
An advertisement promotes Zemo as a safe dependable skin relief. It claims rapid itch relief and that Zemo cleanses and soothes the skin. The copy lists conditions like eczema and dermatitis and notes trial and large bottles priced at 25c to $1.00.
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Zemo Sony
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Barclay Township
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Aultman & Tayjoy
Studebaker
Balliett & Weld
Jessie M. Kennedy
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Logan House
WH. B. Allen
Matt Parrott
W. Qo, Richards
W. J
iHingworth
GC. A. Miller
F. BE. Cutler
George BE. Lichty
Conner & Boggs
Vinton
Vandenburg & Korinke
Lichty, Conner &Boggs
Dan Shook
Lichty
Fowler Company
Pene
Burnham
le. C. Goodwin
Marshalltown Theatre
Tf J. BE. Bates
George
Sibert
Reinbeck
L. B. Hathaway
W. Benner
Independence
Cedar River Park
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Australia
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Nage
Des Moines Register
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Ray
Ephraim Adams
Park Avenue
Hanover
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Chautauque
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Charles Dam
Hudson
Abe Martin
Zemo
Lydia Pinkham
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