Waterloo Evening Courier-Po Vol 46 No 137 Advertisement and Masthead
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Pittsburgh Pittsdown Pittsburgh Plus ruling side lights midwest victory
The Federal Trade Commission, by a four to one vote, condemned the Pittsburgh Plus pricing scheme in the steel industry. The case targets United States Liccal Corp and subsidiaries to abandon the practice, with court action possible within years. The decision aims to decentralize steel production and save western farmers millions by ending cross hauls and discriminatory prices.
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The Costive Infant and Nourishment Advice
Dr Brady discusses infant constipation caused by inadequate feeding and lax medicines. He favors strengthening milk with oatmeal water, notes pasteurization reduces laxative effect, and explains how to prepare oat meal water and when to start it. He answers reader questions on honey sugar cocoa and general health hints.
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FRIEND WIFE By ROB FULKERSON
A man recoils at a wife insistence he take up golf to trim his figure, while she praises golf wives as heady companions and cites couples at the country club. He resists the plan and notes it would affect their home life and finances.
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Peder Pedersen Bordeaux stance angers Iowa press group
Iowa editorials recount farm bureau organizer Enele Pederson praising farmers and labor joining on price issues. He challenges Waterloo papers to print his remarks, claims honest reporting, and cites broad newspaper coverage as proof of support while defending his influence with farm bureau work and press relations.
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Uncle Wiggily's Adio Adventure Opens Quietly
In this Uncle Wiggily tale by Howard R Garis, Nurge Jane Puzzy Wuery worries about Uncle Wigelly missing breakfast, while Miss Fuzzy Wozey and Muskrat housekeeper hear playful sounds from the bunny gentleman’s room. Wiley resists adventure, insisting on breakfast first.
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Uncle Wiggily and the Wolf The Radio Prank
In a playful tale Uncle Wiggily enjoys a new radio while Nurse Jane watches. The Woozle Wolf sneaks in to nibble ears, but the bunny uses the radio to scare him with static and imagined hunters, causing the Wolf to flee. The scene ends with more music and a tease for next adventures.
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Brain Tests by Sam Loyd
A playful puzzle by Sam Loyd involves wordplay across clues and arithmetic. The piece ends with a dated pun about a goose and prices, illustrating Loyd's trickery and humor.
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The Return of Wally McLaughlin
Wally McLaughlin, a Union soldier, returns home to a prairie settlement. He seeks Christie, the woman he loves, but Christie rejects him after a stormy winter and her mother Jeannie’s death. Misunderstandings, family tensions, and unspoken promises drive the heartbreak in this rural saga.
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Burroughs Nature Club Notes Readers Ask Natura Questions
A vintage column invites readers to submit Natura questions to the Nature Notes Dept. It lists queries about otters and their ponds, whether reptiles include frogs and toads, and why quail swarms appeared with the biblical wanderings. Answers follow in tomorrow's edition.
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Nature Notes
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Answers on birds butterflies and Hagen’s supreme test
A digest of science Q and A on distinguishing white crowned and white throated sparrows with head stripe notes. It also explains butterfly wing development and why birds lack marrow in bones. The piece ends with praise for Walter Hagen’s performance and a British exhibition note describing a large ballroom and floor for 3 000 couples.
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