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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1919
Page
2
A Waterloo Chronicle page discusses why meat remains costly despite plenty, citing farm costs, rail and distribution expenses, and consumer pricing. It also examines dye shortages after WWI, praising American production gains and urging tariff support to protect domestic dye makers.
In health columns Dr Hubey answers reader questions on hay fever remedies, nervous-system balance, and weather-driven attacks. He advises climate changes, nasal and throat care, cautious use of antitoxins, and notes varying effects by patient. Continuous professional guidance is offered for a wide range of health concerns.
A humorous dialogue between Andrew and Imogene Fulkerson on a women’s club proposal to wear wedding thimbns as a symbol for married men. Andrew frets about flaunting marriage while Imogene pushes for visibility, ending with a playful pledge to try adjusting his habits.
Mrs F A Walker narrates a tale where Bunny White discovers Orianna the Indian fairy among the fairies. Orianna lives near forest Indians, with feathered wings and a silver bow and arrow whose arrow tip shines with love to calm Indian dreams. The Queen explains Orianna’s role is to make Indians feel safe from nightmares.
A fragmented Loyd brain teaser mixes algebra with fairy tale imagery. It presents A and B equations, a queenly tale, and an add on puzzle about Y and Z. The text notes July 18 copyright 2919 by Sam Loyd and recounts Martha and Gertrude buying hats shoes blouses and parasols with modest math reasoning.
The Sioux City Tribune argues the working class will be celebrated as society advances and idle lifestyles fade. Cedar Rapids Republican protests a sole labor secretary role, warning against one man autocracy and urging transparent boards with minority input.
The Milwane county traffic census, conducted by the Bureau of Public Roads of the United States Department of Agriculture, reports daily seven observations at 2 points over four years. Results indicate improved road surfaces reduce costs, with traffic about 26,000 vehicles daily and a 42 percent yearly rise in usage.
Miss Fawn Lippineut spoke for four hours before the women’s club today discussing Swedish water. Myrt Grimes injured her arm earlier in the day while attempting a somersault to become more lithe and willowy.
Uncle Harry discusses the postwar surge in U S foreign trade, noting a near ten billion dollar total in the last fiscal year with over two thirds exports and a $3.7 billion annual surplus. He explains the blockade lift for Germany, potential Russia trade, and the impact of high prices on domestic unrest while urging inquiries from readers. Copyright 1919 by the MC Syndicate Philadelphia Pa.
An advertisement extols mulified cocoanut oil shampoo as superior to soaps and harsh products. It warns alkali in soaps dries scalp and dulls hair, while the greaseless shampoo cleanses thoroughly, produces rich lather with little product, and leaves hair soft, bright, and easy to manage. Available cheaply at drug stores.
Unjury advertisement promotes Zemo to relieve eczema blotches ringworm rashes and similar skin troubles. It claims instant relief from itching, cleanses and soothes, dries quickly without greasiness, and costs 35 cents or a dollar for a large bottle. © The L W Rose Co Cleveland Ohio.
The piece argues quick access to Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy is vital to treat sudden bowel issues, noting many cholera morbus deaths could have been prevented with timely medicine. It urges readers to buy now for 35 cents.
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