Water loo Evening Couriee c a a Published Daily Except Sunday
The page carries a long editorial mix on tariff policy migratory birds conservation and a cautionary note about Dr Stone’s mountain climb. It also references local Iowa topics and a提 plan to fund soldier bonuses via war profiteer penalties.
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Hartman
West Park Ave
Johan C. Hartman
AL _W. Petersen
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Iowa
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Health Talks By JOH EL HUBER A Mi M D
A health column discusses summer dress for men on hot days and cites a Manila to New York anecdote about clothing choices. It also answers questions on a persistent leg ulcer due to varicose veins, advising prolonged leg elevation, bandaging, and bed rest with medical guidance from Dr Huber.
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Joh EL Huber
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Afterthoughts and social habits in old London and college life
A wry column notes old proverbs on wisdom after events, thrift, and restraint. It compares upper ten women quitting smoking as common taste spreads, observes students’ flirtations with radical ideas, and hints at weed harvesting and love nests as social quirks.
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London
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Unable to extract a readable news item. The text presents fragmented phrases with no identifiable event, person, place, or organization to summarize into a proper card.
Firebrands of the Sun by Frank L. Stanton
A fragmentary poem excerpt reflects on fire and heat as it mocks harsh July conditions. The lines personify sun blaze and pay homage to resilience while critiquing bleak winters and unyielding daily labor.
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Firebrands OF the Sun
Frank L. Stanton
A Glancing Chorus of Postwar Social Jottings
The text surveys public opinion on love and crime, noted biases in France, and the fate of workers and soldiers. It argues for disabled veterans gaining work or farms, cites farm nutrition gaps, and suggests women jurors might soften justice, reflecting broader anxieties about postwar society.
Nature Notes Questions On Moths Ivy and Crows
Readers ask three questions about moths and butterflies differences, best poison ivy eradication method, and crow migration. The Nature Notes column invites general inquiries and promises tomorrow’s answers.
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Nature Notes
Burrowing Snakes and Fire Light in Insect Signaling
The text states blind snakes and many boas burrow to escape and to hunt, while garter snakes hibernate underground. Fire is produced by oxygen-driven chemistry in an insect's abdomen, signaling mates. luminosity varies by sex and eye development. Baltimore orioles nest in elm, maples, and apples, with the apple tree being least common, and they aid orchards by feeding on caterpillars.
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Phibolus Doliatus
Baltimore
Correction of archaic phrasing about Lincoln and Longfellow
The text lists variations of English phrases about Lincoln and Longfellow, noting misuses such as am in this country 19 years and to have many friends in the South. It compares forms like would have been versus would be and came versus comes, and mentions Longfellow living in Washington’s headquarters.
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United States
Atport
St. Louis
Lincoln
South
Longfellow
Washington
J Lincoln
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd Card Puzzle
A Loyd brain teaser asks to split a phrase into three parts: first a four to five letter stair step, second a state official, and third a thing that signals hate. The puzzle hints at yesterday's solution and a long chain of misdeeds.
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Sam Loyd
The Orange Yellow Diamond By Fletcher
Andres Lauriston in London faces poverty pawns a watch and rings, borrows on two rings, finds a pawnbroker dead, and collides with a pursuing officer. A gold bound manuscript ties Spencer Levendale to a millionaire. two Chinese students in a Mullenius house draw suspicion. Levendale and Purvis devise schemes to recover the diamond and money without alerting a thief. The plan hinges on tracking Chang Li and Chen Li while avoiding police exposure. Ayscough confronts a foreign visitor seeking Fan Aal.
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London
Spencer Levendals
Cuffinks
Daniel Multenius
Tevendale
Ayscough
Mr. Billick
Stephen Purvis
Purvis
Oxford
Cambridge Terrace
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Praed Street
Daniel Mullenius
China- Taan
Daniel
Multenius
Daniel Multening
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Parslett
Parstett
Iron Gate Wharf
Chang It
Chen Li
Maida Ivale
Parvis
Fervis
Chang Li
Ghen Li
Chang
Levendale
Biepnen Purvis
Police Ofciass
Friend Wife By Roe Fulkerson
Andrew lies ill and cantankerous as Imogene tends him with breakfast and care. He grouses at doctor orders while she smooths his day with small tasks and cheerful chatter. A late scene shifts to the door as the Boston doctor arrives. meanwhile the world is noted to have a population of 1.645 billion.
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Canadian Rockies
Dr. Stone
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