Waterlo o Chronicle Opinion as Canada Faces Unrest
The Winnipeg mass meeting of four thousand veterans signals resolve to uphold order amid Bolshevik rhetoric. Describes Red propaganda in Seattle and Canada, urging government force to restore stability. Warns Senate about treaty text leakage and political maneuvering by Hitchcock and Lodge. Discusses Mexico England Canada weather and suffrage timing.
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Iowa Editors Comment On Gubernatorial Nominations
A collection of Iowa papers note voter apathy toward gubernatorial candidates and discuss party dynamics. Charter Oak Times references Mr Wilson and dry forces, while Sioux City Journal likens Senator Borah to a boastful fly on a dusty road, hinting at political dust and distraction.
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Charter Oak Times
Wilson
Borah
Sioux City Journal
Senator Borah
Health Talks on Green Sickness and Ear Troubles
Health column discusses green sickness or chlorosis among young women, its causes from poor hygiene, diet, overwork, and homesickness, and notes recovery with iron, good food, and fresh air. It also covers tonsillitis, nasal treatment, and ear ringing, advising tonsil removal and uvula reduction, then invites readers to submit questions to Dr. John B. Huber for general health guidance.
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Blauche
John B. Huber
Thia
Little Life Confidences in a Couple Philosophie
Andrew and Imogene spar over canes in a playful dialogue about aging labor and pride. Imogene teases with a birthday cane as Andrew extols practicality while denouncing public displays of idleness. The exchange blends humor with reflections on maturity and work.
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Imogene
Roe Folkerson
Cnirmen
George Washington
Delaware
Eliza
National Biscuit Company
Penia? Tained
Meade
Black Hawk votes for roads and bonds in Iowa county vote
The Marshalltown Times Republican reports Black Hawk county seeks to use auto tax and federal aid to pave primary rural roads and bonds to accelerate paving. It argues counties benefit by building own roads, with funds allocated to those who invest, predicting Linn county will follow if they approve the program.
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Black Hawk County
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Jonas
Iowa
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Mississippi
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Linn County
Linn County Paved Roads Debate Pushes for Hard Surfaced Highways
The editorial argues Linn County should adopt a hard surfaced road plan, noting high rural costs and poor existing dirt roads. It cites Black Hawk County’s vote in favor, urges urban taxpayers to support paving, and predicts widespread adoption within five years as residents accept taxes for better highways.
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Linn County
Linn' County
Iowa
Linn
Black Hawk County
Oelwein Register
Sanaty
Black Hawk
jGedar Rapids
Carlifornia
Rev E P Kimball noted centenarian in Iowa legend
A Waterloo neighbor sketches Rev. E P Kimball of 914 Jefferson St Waterloo Ia as he nears his hundredth birthday on July 25. Kimball, a former Massachusetts legislator from Halifax Plymouth County, is praised for his vigor while the piece recalls his early New England heritage and public service.
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Pelle
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Sod
W. Peterson
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Aily
Lowe
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C Bureau
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Story
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Watering
Boston Transcript
E. FP. Kimball
Plymouth Rock
Iowa
United States of America
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Taunton
Quincey
Cedar Rapids
Massachusetts
New
John Blim
Kimball
Halifax
Plymouth County
William Warren
Boston Museum Stock Company
Cranberry Centre
Dr. Jones
Cambridge Street
Bunker Hill
Boston
Revere House
Ile
Birm
Jers
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd and 1919 puzzle on fish division
Mary and Maggie buy six fish for 48 cents. They share the cost in proportion to their money, then Martha arrives and buys two more. After exchanges, how much does each girl deserve from the 48 cents under an equitable division? The puzzle is by Sam Loyd, 1919.
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Maggie
Martha
Maryland
Asti
Capri
Como
Corato
Genoa
Sam Loyd
Untitled fragment on food items and utensils
A fragmented passage mentions wishes about a yellow plate and bouillon on a cold day, notes about MN AB Co ZerielME salt packaging, an iron window cupboard, a box of Uneeda biscuits, potted chicken, and girls named Donision and Tay Mime with little ties of chicken referenced.
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