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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1925

Page

3

Debt policy and government costs in early Iowa City note

The piece discusses European debt payments and tariff links, arguing on how repayment terms and tariffs affect trade. It highlights the University of Iowa commonwealth conference on Costs of Government, with speakers like Judge Wade and Glenn Frank, open to the public, focusing on education and state affairs.

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The Critical Faculty and Public Judgment

This essay argues that true criticism requires taste experience knowledge and expressive ability. It challenges the notion that critics are easy to replace and notes common, shallow judgments from readers and journalists. The piece suggests creativity far surpasses mere critique and hints at future breakthroughs through unconventional acts.

School of Journalism

Editors Debate Athletics and Politics Across Iowa Panels

Iowa editors discuss university athletics becoming a business under Dr Wettstone and compare it to Tennessee debates. They cite coach cuts at Wapello and warn of commercialism while linking DarrowBryan clashes to broader culture wars.

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Babies Are People Open Air Health Advice

Dr William Brady argues open air living aids infants and helps prevent respiratory illnesses. He cites ultraviolet light and cod liver oil as contributing to immunity and lists diseases potentially reduced by outdoor exposure. He warns against misusing ultraviolet devices and notes readers may send letters for answers.

Man G. K

Weather Watch Turns Into Domestic Comedy

Andrew and Imogene argue over rain and weather forecasts while highlighting a comfortable home and the couple’s contrasting worries. He chides her obsession with rain, while she longs for distraction from weather talk and seeks practical tasks like gardening.

Andrew Iiogene Imogene Mark Twain Helen Weather Bureau Steen

Uncle Wigegily and the Brook

Uncle Wigegily and the Brook by Howard R. Garis describes a sunny brook near his hollow stump home. The stream sparkles with gold and silver fish while birds and small animals play and bathe along its mossy banks.

Uncle Wigegily and the Howard R. Garis

Uncle Wiggily and the Brook Turns Big

In a whimsical tale, Uncle Wiggily visits a brook whose desire to become a river is sparked by wild ducks. A rainstorm swells the brook into a river, frightening animal friends, and the brook learns it is better as a small, clear stream and returns to its former self.

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Abe Martin Quips About Husbands and Freezone Corn Cure

A humorous line from Mrs Pash about husbands is followed by an old advertisement for Freezone. The ad claims Freezone instantly relieves corn pain and allows easy removal, selling a tiny bottle for a few cents through druggists. The tone mirrors a vintage newspaper page with quips and product pitch.

Brain Tests by Sam Loyd

Puzzle page notes word insertions and strikeouts for a X Word style quiz. It references a sun crossing equator solstice equinox, mollusk, US commodore, and a hidden name carved from remaining letters after removing struck words.

Sam Loyd

Burroughs Nature Club Questions Answered

Nature Notes discusses questions on California scoters nesting still in winter, fox farming in the south, and sage grouse anatomy. Answers explain non breeding status of many scoters on the coast, temporary host shifts for lice in poultry, and the sage cock’s lack of a gizzard with a soft stomach for flesh digestion.

Hesh California

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