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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1921

Page

3

Waterways boost eyed to cut freight costs nationwide

A Waterloo region editorial urges developing the Mississippi waterway to cut freight rates, arguing ships and barges can link Iowa to global ports, lowering costs for corn and other products. It cites Panama canal cost comparisons and cites rail versus water transport advantages, calling for capital and engineering effort.

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Matrimony Course Debate Prompts Chicago Judge Letter

A Chicago judge urges schools to offer a matrimony course as debate over governance and crime continues. The column notes concerns about governors facing charges during incumbency and cites legislative session issues, while praising and critiquing public policy ideas.

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Rest and Tuberculous Glands in Health Talks

Health Talks by Joan E. B. Huber discusses rest as essential to prevent nervous prostration, warns popular religion lacks practical guidance, and answers reader questions on tuberculous neck glands and milk diet. It notes obedience to one's doctor and invites inquiries to the Health Talks department.

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Optimism on Seine Banks and Chicago Blues

A reflective note contrasts idle Seine fishermen with Kansas City's Blues baseball team and Native peoples, suggesting romantic regret and cultural imitation. The piece hints Parisian pride over Chicago's nickname mimicry, noting Michigan Avenue as a playful nod to Boulevard Saint Michel.

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Wealthy and wise man’s health remains a mystery

A rustic tale notes that even the rich and clever often lack good health, while bathin' suits are cheapened to less than a tenth of their former price. The speaker reflects on the paradox of wealth, wisdom, and well being.

A Song to You by Freak L Stanton

Poem expressing longing and tribute in a lyric style. A speaker writes a heartfelt song to a departed or absent beloved figure, invoking darkness light and nature. Refrains of return, beauty, and peace frame a melancholic ode to the life that remains a song. The verse blends imagery of valleys, blossoms, and starlit skies to honor memory.

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Untimely Wisdom From a Scruffy Maxim

A garbled line ponders whether vanity causes losses and how a fool ends with money. The fragment hints at missteps leading to downfall but offers no concrete events, people, places, or dates to anchor a full news item.

Thelma the Unmarried Goddess in Town Gossip

Andrew extols Thelma a 26 year old unmarried woman as a goddess type while Imogene argues marriage and family define a woman’s happiness. The discussion questions gender roles and the social pressure on successful women to marry.

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The Mortuary Mystery in a London Chase

In the mortuary scene and follow up, detective Ayscough and assistant Metky pursue clues linked to the diamond theft and Chinese suspects. Dr Mirandolet seeks a dead Chinaman’s case, while Guyler reports a possible sighting of Stephen Purvis and theories of a diamond gang working through London.

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Differences Between Cyclones Tornadoes and Birds in Homes

Readers ask how to distinguish a cyclone from a tornado and whether wrens and martins can share a house. The notes note makes clear storms differ in scale, formation, and duration. birds may inhabit same nesting sites if space allows, but martins favor nest boxes with suitable housing.

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Between Extremes in Iowa Editors Opinion

Iowa editors debate national and local conditions with playful comparisons from the Manson Journal. Headlines note heat across New York and severe cold in Colorado while Sioux City Journal urges highway and construction aid.

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Grammar of modal verbs in a mixed English French notice

The text presents corrections and variances of phrases about expectations ability and tense. It contrasts should like to have seen the queen with expected to have gone and notes that writing in French aims at Paris readers with may read or might read.

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The Japanese visitor and the stolen diamond revelation

In the mortuary a night attendant recalls a young Japanese man who produced Mr Ayscough’s card and gained entry to identify the body. Dr Mirandolet accuses the attendant of letting the foreign visitor see the Chinaman’s corpse and of stealing the diamond. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as the mystery deepens.

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Brain Tests by Sam Loyd

Bankside ruse as a man imitates a film star to test cash handling. He demands 2007 and speaks in coded phrases, challenging the cashier to supply specific bills while revealing a puzzle that hides the solution in wordplay.

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