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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1921
Page
3
The article outlines a proposed shift to base tariffs on the value of goods at US arrival in dollars, reducing reliance on value at manufacture. It notes exchange rate risks, predicts presidential and legislative scrutiny, and warns of broad powers for port officers and importers' planning challenges.
Dr Rhuser presents medical guidance on poisoning first aid including emetics stomach drainage antidotes and supportive care. He discusses external heat friction and fluids for poisoning, notes about Parkinsons disease tremor and aging, and invites inquiries to the Health Talks column with stamped self addressed envelopes for faster responses.
A collage of brief opinions and quips on politics, weather, and social issues. Mentions Senator Watson, Oklahoma’s congresswoman, Cyrenus Sole, Des Moines street cars, J. T. McCutcheon, and a Des Moines joke about beer costs. Notes reform, honesty tests, synthetic goods, and a jail liquor spree.
The page compiles quirky Iowa items from various papers, mentioning Grover Bergdoll rumors of marriage, war monument debates, tax bill fears, and disjointed social commentary on prohibition and farming memory amid a jumble of garbled quotes and stray phrases from multiple sources.
A rural Billville Banner obituary remarks on a man described as five time, who found peace in the hereafter. The piece caps with a weather note claiming heat may ease, and mentions lightning striking two Billville churches on the same day as a divine nudge.
A Chicago jurist faces a weightr style problem that compares to an older riddle about a egg and a hen. The piece notes simple legal reasoning and cautions against misreading a new law about cigars and men. It also references a Wisconsin cat saving a family and hints at social commentary, including divorce contexts and air in garages.
Imogene confronts Andrew over kissing Kitty the 23 year old wife of his friend. Andrew defends the gray area of affection, insisting the actions are non romantic and justified by friendship and support. Imogene remains unhappy, insisting she will not tolerate jealousy.
Summary of a murder mystery scene involving Andrew Lauriston in London, suspects Chen Li and Chang Li, and the discovery of a 500 pound Bank of England note plus the Orange Yellow Diamond as crucial evidence. Detectives Ayscough and Melky investigate at Multenius pawnbroker shop and a Gower Street address for Mori Yada while detailing footprints and a charred jewel box found at the crime scene.
A playful guide contrasts pronoun agreement and style rules with examples. It notes proper possessive and personal pronoun use and critiques figures of speech and faux French phrases gaining popularity in America.
In a Loyd brain teaser, two women Mary and Ann spend different amounts on apparel. If Marty buys a $6 pair of shoes and Ann a $2 blouse, both would have spent $14.56, introducing a hypothetical price puzzle based on beheadings and word meanings.
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