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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1924

Page

4

Waterloo Dream City plan and civic improvements urged

A city planning piece compares Waterloo to a model city and urges a new city hall and riverfront civic buildings plus upgraded transit rail, sewage treatment, and hospital facilities. It calls for a two level union station, boulevard streets, and expanded parks to realize a better Waterloo within a decade.

Y. MG. A Waterloo YW. c. A Mssons Elka East River Fire Department Great Western Rock Island Allen Memorial Allen Hospital Union Station Allen Memorial Hospital

Woman loses weight and gains backbone through walking

Mrs J B Spratt shares a three month reduction plan that cut her weight from 200 to 168 pounds through daily six mile walks and diet changes. She notes improved health, appetite, headaches, and energy, and credits doctors advice while facing skepticism from others.

Bones Speak From Leicester Skeleton At Museum

An excavated skeleton of Richard II is shown at Leicester Museum provoking questions for historians about his crimes and kingship while the bone relic remains silent. Other items note remarks on Dawes Plan support and a sensational Oklahoma City incident with Rosetta Duncan.

Tur Wiseons Var Canal Tess Umde Bright Richard IY Leicester Museum Clarence England

Campaigns to boost voter turnout and budget concerns

A Cedar Rapids Gazette writer urges a nationwide pledge to vote on Nov 4 1924 to test the power of universal suffrage. The piece argues for a small printing pledge backed by groups like the American Legion and League of Women Voters to mobilize voters in a single day.

Cedar Rapids Gazette Christian Science Monitor Ashe United States America American Legion League of Women Voters Republic

Friend Wife by Rob Fulkerston

Andrew consoles Imogene as Edna the cook is sick and plans a grand dinner. He boasts of culinary prowess, vows to shop at a “million dollar grocery” for a lavish Rue dish of tom-dog-beans, and promises a merry kitchen transformation despite the chaos.

Andrew Imogene Edna Davenport Remus Boston Pittsburch

Tomato dog beans dish described by college roommate

A quirky, humorous kitchen plan outlines cooking hot dogs with tomato soup and beans to create a layered dish. The narrator mentions timing with forks and steam, then mixing sausages into soup and adding beans, finishing with saltines. Dialogue reveals Imogene’s suspicion and a college roommate who played on a team.

Andrew Imogene

Kentuckians Reject Unearned Colonelcy Honors

A. L. Noe condemns appointing nonmilitary leaders to military titles as cheapening heroism. He rejects a Kentucky Fleet Admiral and colonelcies conferred while Gov. Fields was away, praising restraint and stressing earned sacrifice over pomp. He notes Noe is too old and fat to fight, yet upholds integrity in the face of ceremonial titles.

Haynes Mason Ci Iowa Han Deatt Kendall Cot. Hayoes New York World A. L. Noe Gov. Parry Seven Hills Frankfort Cumberlands Fields New York Kentucky Prankfork Howdy Ed" Morrow Noe

Abe Martin noting changing fashion and housekeeping habits

The piece humorously recalls past etiquette as Abe Martin says Mr. and Mrs. Os Moss have gone housekeepin and people now wear cotton stockings, while silk is reserved for newer arrivals.

Os Moss Nobuddy

The Able McLaughlins Theme and Homecoming Scenes in Prose

An excerpt from Margaret Wilson's The Able McLaughlins depicts Wally returning from the Union army to his family's prairie town life. Tensions rise as Christie meets him and Alex McNair arrives with Barbara, prompting Isobel McLaughlin to confront past desertion and the couple's marriage amid hardship and community gossip.

Wally John Isobel Ele Prairies Ilness Jeanie McNair Wully E. Christie Peter Keith Christie Christia Isobel McLaughlin Alex McNair Hoth Scotland John McLaughlins Squires Weirs Ayrshire Squire MacLaughlin Mistress McLaughlin John McLaughlin McNair Barbara Jeannie Alex Ben Chiratie Is Bride Bot Isobel the Avenger Ming Jeannié Boma McLaughlins Keiths

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