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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
3
The Waterloo area reports dairy cows delivering butterfat averages above the 3 percent city ordinance. Among 25 dairies, 4.27 percent appears as the mean, with 3.6 to 5.2 percent among the individual operations. The state horseshoers’ association plans a convention here Saturday, signaling a busy local event.
Dr William Brady explains a simple arithmetic method to modify cow milk to resemble human milk for infants. He compares formulas, notes lactose and mineral differences, and suggests lactose addition and alkaline or cereal diluents. He answers readers on ventilation, marriage longevity myths, hair, spinach, and x-ray queries, urging stamped envelopes for replies.
A dialogue scene unfolds at a country club where Myra, Tom, and Imogene discuss relationships. Andrew probes Myra’s views on marriage and dominance, while Imogene and others comment on proposals, jealousy, and luck in life and love. The banter skims social schemes and flirtations with light humor.
The Regeneration of Malcolm Starmount unfolds as characters debate trust and love. Inez faces hurt over a husband’s betrayal while Mary Devlin, Walda Courteney, and Katie O'Toole press for honesty and leverage a certified check to resolve the dispute and safeguard Malcom Starmount's reputation.
In a tense scene, Katie coerces Janet to sign over a check and vows to burn incriminating evidence against Malcolm Starmount. Mary confronts betrayal as Katie declares she will fix matters and push Jay Jenson toward losing mercy. Future troubles loom as accountancy opens to women in Singland.
A fragmentary item notes Abe Martin saying he walked a mile for part of a cigar but cigarets never hit the spot. It mentions Mrs Eur Moats missing for several days and a daughter being asked to phone till morning about a missing person at a place called a Parkin place.
A collage of nature Q A tidbits from the Burroughs Nature Club Notes column includes beetle foraging, otter habitats, fossil birds, spiders enemies, house sparrow molts, and snow bunting color changes. It also touches Iowa state finances and governance with cited figures and assurances.
In a cave a witch schemes to aid a granddaughter's quest to recover a missing emerald ring. Lord Charles is suspected of theft after drugged sleep, while Goboro, a dwarf ogre figure, confronts the trio and the witch plots a risky bargain for power and gold.
The Marshalltown Times-Republican reports congressmen invited aboard the Leviathan cruise planned by Mr. Lasker face opposition as wasteful junkets. Estimates cite a half million for Lasker’s party and another half million if the ship sits idle. The piece notes protests from Washington and provincial areas over spending and hog prices.
L E Bickelberg writes to Waterloo editor defending his recent city council defense. He argues that attacks on private citizens are unfair and condemns enforcement of the eighteenth amendment. He asserts officials are failing to curb vice and notes the influence of money on local voters.
Puzzle humor and word play with hinted solutions and quirks. References to a kidnaped boy, garden planting, a landlady, and a parade with 168 starters and 42 quarts of ice cream outline a quirky, disjointed set of 1930s style brain teaser scraps.
A vintage ad promotes harmless lemon cream to lighten freckles and tan. It instructs mixing lemon juice with a white cosmetic, bottling it, and daily application to face neck arms and hands to supposedly clear freckles and blemishes and beautify the complexion.
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