Watertown Daily Press Boulevards Debate and State Unity
Readable fragments cover a Waterloo city council boulevard plan debate, state allegiance essay, and editorial on traffic safety. It contrasts horse era rules with modern thru routes, urging a swift move to build main traffic boulevards to reduce accidents and give motorists clear through paths. It references The Flag Goes By and national ideals, plus civic duties.
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Cfites
Waterloo
Paslice Patrol
Crop Outlook Amid Severe U S Conditions
The United States Department of Agriculture says crop conditions are the worst in 12 years, with Iowa corn at 77 percent on June 1 the lowest since 1903 and 16 percent below the 10 year average. Weather since May has been cool, limiting prospects for improvement and prompting higher food prices nationwide.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Rockies
Nose Coughs and Colds in Children and Adults
Dr. Brady explains nose cough forms from acute rhinitis and chronic rhinitis, notes danger of popular cough medicines, and advises open air and proper rhinitis treatment. Discusses postnasal drainage, potential tuberculous concerns, and cautions against home remedies. answers readers' questions about vinegar, veins on the face, and asks for stamped envelopes for replies.
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Itoo
WLRB
Laugders Company
Iegar
Wiexy
Heathlee S
Beatrice
Labor Day Math Meant for Two
A couple argues over a playful budgeting exercise about work days and leisure. Mimogene questions the numbers as Andrew calmly defends the point that figures do not lie, while a bustling office scene unfolds with flirtatious banter and a secretary in the background.
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Andrew
Ceudy
Edna
Andraw
Linepene
Sle
Wei Vivars
Andrew Fratelity
June in verse and memory by a June-lover
A reflective piece celebrates June as a poet’s month of bloom and carefree days. It praises James Whitcomb Riley and other poets like John Greenleaf Whittier and James Russell Lowell, invoking images of gardens, birds, streams, and summer leisure while contrasting labor with the season’s restorative power.
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Funke
James Russell Lowell
James Whitcomb Riley
John Greenleaf Whittier
William Howitt
William Cullen Ryant
Incomparable Summer Scenes Speak Through the Grave
A reflective passage paints summer afternoons as endlessly lovely, celebrating fields, woods, and life. The narrator notes the season's pomp while guiding attention to a grave, suggesting June's abundance contrasts with winter’s sleep and the cyclical return of seasons.
The Sandman Story By Mrs FP A Walker
Robin and Mrs Robin argue over raising their five young robins. The quarrel ends with the mother’s quiet wisdom, the father learning to trust her plan, and the youngsters swiftly learning to fly and nest higher up. The tale emphasizes patience and practical parenting.
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FP. A, Walker
Robi
Robin
Mrs. Robin
Robin Redbreast
Two Men and a Night of Secrets on Astor Street
In a silent Chicago morning, Jerry Fanneal hurries to solve a perilous night involving Dorothy Crewe’s vanished appearance. The tale weaves distrust, a jewel necklace, and a web of alibis as a shadowed figure confronts a looming crime.
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Astor Street
Simee
Reed Ogy
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Sparlings
Dorothy
the Drake
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Chicago
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Nipal
Central
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Central Detective Bureau
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Dot
Milks
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Views of the People Urge Bridge and Street Repairs
A citizen proposes city inspectors examine the Black Mawk cresk crossing on Avalon avenue in Westfield to assess pavement conditions. He warns of hazardous darkness and stormy nights and asks officials to address traffic disruption and private-property infringements while awaiting official action.
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Waterloo
Tawfuns
Avalon Avenue
Witry Stret
Westfield Avenue
Witry Street
Abe Martin Garden Advice Sparks Neighbor Tension
The Abe Martin column delivers counsels on garden tasks and warns against meddling with neighbors. It notes some readers may overestimate their own status after appearing in the papers and implies a broader humor about curing reputations.
Burroughs Nature Notes Q and A on wildlife
Readers submit questions on nature topics and get answers in this column. The piece explains differences between jaguar and leopard, descriptions of plumage and roosting habits of birds, wintering behavior of mammals like bears and skunks, and notes on how some animals store fat to survive cold months.
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Nature Notes
Uwe
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