Wartime figures and political notes appear in Waterloo notice
A fragmented page from the Waterloo Evening Courier outlines various notices and editorials. It references figures connected to postwar policy, the Dawes plan, and political conventions, with scattered details on editorial staff and city advertising practices.
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Harman Co
Waterloo
Aicws
Bnot
Rm Tits Svar
Aéey
Ali Pughe Gree
Imoper
Altopethar
K G
Dougherty
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Angeles
San Francico
Srory
Brooks & Finley
Republican Ticket Formed For November Vote
The Republican convention in Cleveland nominating Calvin Coolidge for president and Charles G. Dawes for vice president presented a ticket emphasized thrift and conservatism. Dawes is described as quiet until activated, with both leaders portrayed as devoted to protecting all classes and enforcing laws, while seeking workable policies grounded in law and science.
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Dawes
Vas
Germany
Europe
Ile
Genate Committee
TUT
PGES
Evanston
Ontcago
Moakileos
Coutiiener
Calvin
Charles Gites
Neilier
Republican Nations Convention
Cleveland
Republic
Calvin Coolidge
Harding
Charles G. Dawes
Coolidge
Gen. Dawes
Penstead House
Heveland
Pnet
Mertirig A
Diracina
Mawes
Cantid
Mint
Posture and Propaganda in Health Advice Tale
Dr Brady critiques early 20th century health propaganda promoting corsets and posture cures. He argues lay readers lack physiology knowledge yet absorb slogans on health, warns against restrictive garments and unproven methods that claim to mold beauty. He notes weak abdominal muscles as key to health and warns of misleading campaigns.
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Blaise
Billings
Mike Blir
Idi
Orut
Pitienen
Amd
Atrahkl
Wimne
Rome
Health Q&A on Tomatoes Oils and Eye Care
Reader questions cover tomato health effects and a placebo label for diet books. Advice notes that ripe tomatoes do not loosen teeth and gums, liver oil can be obtained from druggists, and eye care requires a proper solution with no claims to strengthen eyes. Dr Brady advises limited letters and proper envelopes for answered inquiries.
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C. M
Eve
Cansada
Bop
United States
CME Rm Om
Wachee
Mr Brady
William Brady
Lthis
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Q and A 1923
A question column from 1923 answers general nature queries sent to the Nature Notes Dept. Readers ask about differences between jaguar and leopard, the color of the female rose breasted grosbeak, and which animals besides bears and woodchucks hibernate in winter.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Shoughton Mipslin Co
Nature Notes
Answers in Tomorrow's Nature Notes
Nature quiz style piece answers reader questions on tree bark feeding by hottontal mbites in scarcity, book recommendations for young readers on forestry, and mosquito travel ranges. It notes the New York State Education Board endorsing C L Packs School Book of Forestry and Trees as Good Citizens for youth reading and trees lore.
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Dreath
New York State Board of Educations
C. L. Packs
Monotony and romance clash in a tense domestic scene
A couple debates routine and passion as a hydrangea gift exposes fractured love. Andrew protests long marriage weariness while Imogene questions the relationship, leading to a tense moment over a flower and hurt pride. The dialogue hints at desire for reassurance amid stale routine.
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Andrew
Phoot
Imogene
Printing costs and franking waste in Iowa politics
Iowa editors decry costly printed matter and freighting for political pamphlets. Senator Capper sought a mass printout on narcotics dangers, but George Carter warned the Senate the bill would cost taxpayers thousands for printing and mailing official documents.
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Nes Moines
George Carter
Iowa
Congress
Capper
United States Senate
Carter
Ted
Senate
Frien d Wife by Roe Fulkerson
Imo pene and Andrew discuss a hydrangea gift at dinner and reflect on love and monotony. He argues matrimony endures by addressing old ancestral urges while defending a modern life of routine, money concerns, and domestic duties.
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Andrew
Imopene
Fister
Mrate
June Brides and Picnics Shape Holiday Notes
In this excerpt the article notes June as a time of weddings and travelers. It highlights peace efforts and ministers delaying departures, while describing Juno’s associations with strawberries and outdoor leisure activities during the month.
Puzzle of Goats Donkeys And Time Riddles In Old Paper
A Cedar Rapids Gazette item presents a mixed batch of math brain teasers and historical battle names. The piece weaves riddles about a goat and donkey crossing a bridge with various time calculations and references to independence era battles.
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Towa
Cedar Rapids
Millon
Whiskers Learns a Lesson From a Wishing Fairy
A young squirrel named Whiskers wishes to be as big as a bear with a bushy tail. The wishing fairy grants the wish, but Whiskers cannot fit his oversized tail through the doorway or keep balanced on trees. He learns to appreciate his own size and asks for his tail to be returned.
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Whiskers
Arble Tree
Mr. Fox
Mr. Bear
Abe Martin Hote Beliefs on Vacation and Office Roles
Residents prefer staying home over travel as Abe Martin Hote notes. The discussion contrasts being entitled to an office with qualifying for it, highlighting differences in status and duties.
Whiskers Regains Tail After Fairy Jest
A fairy restores Whiskers tail and the squirrely tale delights him as he tests speed and jumps. He proudly shows his mother near their home and contemplates using his new tail to enter the house.
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Whiskers
Mrs. Squirrel
Mr Fox
Rheuma guaranteed to banish rheumatism
Local druggists offer Rheuma with a money back guarantee if it fails to relieve rheumatism lumbago gout and kidney ailments. The ad claims rapid uric acid dissolution after the first dose and asserts many sufferers were freed from crippling pain. It promotes Wangler Bros. as the contact for this offer.
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Wangler Bros
Whiskers Finds Contentment in Simple Home Life
A mother wonders why her son resists change as Whiskers discovers happiness in having enough rather than chasing more. The tale centers on contentment and the value of stable home comforts.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Coolidge and Dawes
Dawen
Republcan
Burton
Turton
Thag Pun
Pip
Republican Party
Tanie
Personnal Health Service
William Brady, M.D
Nat'l Newspayer Service
Nswers
Ower
Nower
Marshalltown
San Francisco: Bulletin
Sindar
Mauités
Jon Aubject
Wife
Roe Fulkerson
Old Mother Hubbard
Sandman
Mrs. F. A. Walker
Abe Martin
Clara Proctor
Pottersville
Mich
Caldwell
William Appleton
Eddington
Dr. Caldwell
Dmg
Dr.caldwell
Dr. Coldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Notoe
Trea Trial
Hotles
S. S
S.S. S
BSS
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