Wateroo Evening Conche Vou 63-Notes Published Daily
Waterloo Evening Conche Vou 63-Notes reports publishing details and pricing while advertising policies and press associations are noted. It includes commentary on Admiral Sims remarks, road project plans near Logan avenue, and political-cultural observations. The piece surveys road design specs, including a 40 foot, ten-inch concrete, no ditch, four lanes, and strict speed limits, plus notes on Mexico, U S Senate debates, and weather impacts on farming in Iowa.
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W. H. Hartman CO
West Park
John C. Hartman
WW. Peterson
Treas
Gen’l Mgr
Carcier
Waterloo
Iowa
Boen Ag
Washington, D. C
G. Deigherty
New York
Phadelphia
Chicago
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Rep
Lincoln Highway samples set for a perfect mile road
The technical committee of the Lincoln Highway association has finalized plans for a sample mile of public road to demonstrate the best construction. The exact route is undecided though likely within the Lincoln Highway corridor and intended to be accessible nationwide.
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America
Binch
Adjsst
Lincoln Highway Associations
Lincoln
Af Dhepe
Health Talks by John and Huber A M M D on hiccoughs
Health Talks by John and Huber A M MD cover hiccoughs causes and when to seek care. They answer reader questions on male neur asthenia nervous exhaustion and a tubercular child, advising seashore for mild cases and mountains for persistent cough, and invite letters for future columns.
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John & Huber
Chile
Friend Wife by Roh Fulkerson in harsh food debate
A dialogue in which Imogene and Andrew mock Japanese officials urging meat consumption for physical improvement. They deride vegetarian diets and extol red meat and pork, contrasting athletic prowess with meatless fare and poking at cultural stereotypes.
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Imogene
California
Andrew
Answers to questions about wasps fish and birds
Answers cover wasp diet including insects nectar fruit juice and honey dew as well as larval feeding. Goldfish origin from Chinese Japanese carp with color from artificial selection. Orioles and vireos both build basket nests but differ in depth materials and complexity.
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Vespinae
Bentley Family Reunion Draws Large Attendance
Yesterday's Bentley family reunion drew a large crowd with many lingering past midnight as relatives worked to ensure the Ford of family lore was properly remembered.
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Bentley
Buddy
Ford
For Love 15 Great By Frank L. Stanton
Fragmentary verse about love and enduring faith contrasts with a narration where the hero meets a sudden end. The speaker contemplates love’s power through hardship and dreamlike imagery, then abruptly shifts to a meta note about finishing a story. Names or precise events are unclear due to the damaged OCR.
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Frank L. Stanton
Meat Prices and a Jest of Spare Ribs
A speaker muses on meat and prices, joking about meat shortages and luxury eaters. He recalls a comical mistake by Bill Hardy buying spareribs thinking they were a xylophone, while Imogene questions the tale and Andrew denies it.
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Harding
Bill Hardy
Imogene
Bill
Andrew
Two Ears Open to Hear Disarmament, Editor Speaks
Iowa editors discuss Dr. Newton and Lloyd George’s stance on disarmament, noting Japan and England show resistance. They urge America under President Harding to lead a global move toward disarmament while emphasizing sincere government intent and mutual strength.
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Newton
Lloyd George
Cedar Rapids
America
Japan
Far East
England
London
Harding
Turning toward disarmament a path to world peace
The piece discusses disarmament as the nation’s grand aim, arguing it would bring fame and lasting gratitude across history. It praises the leader’s cautious pace, notes prejudices to overcome, and hopes Lloyd George and Japan seek U S leadership as Dr Newton hinted in a Rotary talk.
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Lloyd George
Japan
United States
Dr. Newton
Rotary
Cloudless Day or Not A Perfect Sky Does Views
A reader argues that a perfect day can include clouds and beauty beyond a clear sky. The piece reflects on cloud variety from dainty fleeces over an apple orchard to majestic storm formations, comparing photography, nature, and divine questions about gratitude.
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Treas
The Substitute Millionaire in a Web of Secrets
Jack Norman in a perilous chase through Miriam Culbreth and Bobo’s web uncovers a hidden plan by a blackmail gang posing as anarchists. Miriam’s lavish spending and a tense phone talk with Kitty reveal danger as Jack sails toward London on a Lobos voyage while Kate’s intimate reports keep him informed of Miriam’s moves and Bobo’s control.
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Este
Jack
Lobos
Kitty
Bobo
Miriam
George
Kate
Sally
Pel
Bo ‘Fe
Silas Gyde
Jack Norman
Gyde
Aim
Miriam Culbreth
Mr. B
Walter Delamere
Delamere
Ack
British Guiana
Madagascar
Stanley Larkin
Baldwin
St. Thomas
John Robinson
Georgetown
Larkin
New York York
Newark
Mercer
New England
Upper Fifth Avenue
Leroy Chalfonte
Jackman
Brain Tests Curiosities and the Spoils System Hint
A brain teaser by Sam Loud asks solvers to transform phrases to reveal the surname of an ex president credited with introducing the spoils system. The riddle weaves a European crow, intersecting lines, daybreak, a poem, a plum, and a barrier to spell a presidential surname.
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United States
Correct English Don’t Say: grammar corrections listed
The text presents repeated phrases correcting word choice such as negligence neglect portion portion and novice. It contrasts incorrect forms with corrected terms and includes odd fragments and stray letters.
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