Daily Waterloo Chronicle front matter and masthead
The page shows the Daily Waterloo Chronicle masthead with publication details in a period advertisement. It lists the paper’s name volume issue number and state-city address 3268 22 13 West Park Ave Waterloo Iowa. It notes editors and officers John C Rarupan president and editor and AL W Peterson treasurer and general manager and traffic rates per week and per year with mailing and printing notices, and mentions Associated Press membership and foreign bureaus in New York Philadelphia San Francisco.
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Tman CO
West Park Ave
John C. Rarupan
AL W. Peterson
Treas
Gen‘ Mar
Waterloo
Aaron S
Associated Press
Entitiei
Brember Audit Bureau of Ci
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Stor & Finler
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House of Representatives Vaudeville in Washington
A critique likens Congress to a vaudeville show as Republicans and Democrats duel over a tariff bill rule. The piece describes heated debates, theatrical rhetoric, party blame, and public fatigue with repeated stunts, noting both sides’ theatrics and the public’s potential indifference.
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House of Representatives
Washington
Aurora
House
M. C
National House
Senate
Riss
Jegs
Ricks
Tax exempt securities spark calls for fairness in taxation
The piece argues tax exempt securities let the extremely rich avoid paying their share of government costs. It cites fifteen billion in such securities and urges Congress to require taxation of these assets. It questions the fairness of current tax rules and notes related political critique and public concern.
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Internal Revenue Collector
National Army
Navy
House of Representatives
Health Talks Onions And Garlic From John B Humber
Health Talks by Dr John B Humber discusses onions as a food. It covers onion origins, storage, nutrition, and comparison with garlic, shallots, and chives. The piece notes onions store best dry and cool, and most contain about 16 percent nutrients.
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John B. Humber
A. M. MD
Asia
Egypt
Great Britain
Spain
United States
Europe
Afterthoughts and social quips from a bygone era
A collage of brief items and quips opines on postwar reform and tariff relief. The piece mentions efforts to lower freight rates, waterways development, and social jokes about tar and feathering, with stray notes on Ellen Verry, weighing babies, and a Soviet appeal for aid to famine victims amid a fragmented dispatch.
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Reval
France
Return of Private Nugent Echoes on Home Front
Private Stew Nugent reports postwar life in his town, recalling few standout figures and expressing a wish for the money he felt he earned fighting on the Rhine. The piece captures nostalgia and a veteran’s view of wartime rewards versus present-day prospects.
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Nugent
Rhine
The Orange-Yellow Diamond by Fletcher Synopsis
Andrew Lauristen, poverty struck writer in London, pawns two watches and rings hoping for funds. A pawnbroker’s death and an officer entering raise suspicion on him. A gold bound manuscript in Spanish ties Spencer Levendale and a rent check to a house occupied by two Chinese students, triggering an investigation.
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Andrew ‘Lauristen
London
Spencer Levendale
Daniel Multenius
Mystery at Molteno Lodge in Moonlit Garden
Ayscough and Meiky discover a dead Chinese man stabbed in the garden behind Molteno Lodge. Blood stains trail toward a locked gate while a constable is summoned. Inside the house, signs of recent occupancy appear as a supper is laid out, hinting at a sudden disruption and possible murder connected to a yellow diamond tale.
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A*scough
Molteno Lodge
Meiky
Jin
Thentrance Door
Alscough
Melky
Ayscough
Farden
Arscough
de Gerona
Mr. Ayscough
J. Ayscough
Eret
Mel Ky
Melki
Chen
Arnscough
Gower Street
St. John’s Wood Road
University College Hospital
Chang li
Li Isa
Aya
Igurgeon
Burrower
Rina Shay
Shay
Burroughs
Nature Questions and Murder Mystery At University College
Readers are invited to send questions to the Nature Notes Dept. Answers cover knots on oaks and bird flight. A murder case unfolds as detectives investigate Chan li and Chen Li, Chinese medical students at University College hospital.
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Nature Notes
Look to the Light Poem by Frank J. Stanton
A poem urges Look to the Light as shadows lengthen over a river and hill. The speaker counsels a beloved to seek sunrise and hope, promising the beloved's face will shine when a loved one departs and the world remains.
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Frank J. Stanton
Visionary praise and wartime dogs in a capsule
The piece notes Stubby the dog decorated by the president and Gen Pershing, remarks Mennonites planning a 60 000 strong emigration to Paraguay, criticizes a high tariff on citric acid, and comments on popular reading habits with a light, reflective tone.
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Ae “Stubby
Leichprey
Chateau Thierry
Gen. Pershing
United States
Canada
Paraguay
Congress
Friend Wife By FON FULBERAGION
Imogene challenges Andrew about a manly code and public displays of affection as he explains the pressure of social expectations. He frets over leaving a meeting for his wife, while she seeks reassurance and understanding of his “man stuff.” The piece explores gender roles and fears of public perception.
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Imogene
Andrew
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd
Mary buys a hat and shoes for 15 dollars, Ann buys a blouse equal to the hat plus a parasol, and shoes cost one dollar more than the parasol. If blouse and shoes were reallocated so Ann’s blouse cost half more than Mary’s shoes, both would spend the same. Determine exact prices from these clues.
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Mary
Ann
Anne
Marty
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