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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1926
Page
3
A Waterloo newspaper editorial argues that women's suffrage will reshape governance, citing recent Republican primary irregularities. It calls for a thorough inquiry into alleged ballot manipulation to test whether femininity exerts a refining influence in politics.
In the Vanity Fair Sesquicentennial issue Heywood Broun argues the artist does set the tune in fashion and culture, shaping trends more than rulers or critics. He cites Sinclair Lewis, Carl Laemmle, and others in support, claiming art both reflects and guides public perception.
The piece argues money in the Pennsylvania Republican primary hints at vote buying and urges action if evidence shows unlawful campaign funding. It criticizes Democratic leaders for feigned outrage and notes the primary system drives money circulation, while defending donors as not inherently corrupt and urging fair scrutiny.
Readers submit questions on animals and plants. Answers explain weasels abundance, differences between fur seals and sea seals, and quail species. A note mentions Warblers, coral reefs, and the value of field guides and pictures for beginners.
An article by William Brady MD defends sun exposure, arguing mild sunburn is harmless and beneficial for health. It explains proper gradual sunbath routines in hospitals, outlines first and second degree burns, and offers home treatments such as calamine lotion and zinc oxide with step by step care guidance.
In 1775 British General Gage orders occupation of Boston with four regiments to seize rebel arms. Minute men clash at Lexington led by Major Pitcairn as Paul Revere warned of the move. Britons retreat toward Boston after suffering casualties. the battle signals the start of the Revolutionary War.
Teila Marsh moves from servant to lady's maid under Alena Kingsley with Richard and Barre in the household. Leila and Richard meet with tension as memories resurface and class boundaries blur during a quiet conversation in the font room. Leila contemplates her uncertain future and a possible shift in their relationship.
In a tense scene at Kingsley’s house Leila rejects an office path and insists she wants privacy. Kingsley reasserts his offer to help when she is ready, prompting an unexpected handshake before she leaves. Nearby editorials discuss politics and tourism fees in Iowa communities.
The tale opens with Uncle Wiggily deciding on two extraordinary adventures after his rabbits Jingla and Jangle suffer toothaches from pulled teeth. He muses about forgetting their dental worries as the day unfolds into a whimsical search.
Uncle Wiggsily, a buny woodland resident, buys sticky fly paper and meets a rolling stone that longs for moss but can never hold it. The stone laments its fate while companions find moss nearby, revealing the stone’s continual roll prevents moss from sticking.
A June 145 year old Courier issue shows county board proceedings and auditor figures including 1692.40 paid for wolf and gopher bounties from April 3 to June 4 1876. Auditor salary listed at 400 per quarter and warrants outstanding at 320146. Measles affect many town children while crowds fill Water lho streets and Blaine's illness sparks Washington buzz. Fish parties yield 65 and 108 pounds. local police adopt hot weather headgear. busy times noted at Grace M E church and Frank Lathrop building.
In June 1906 Mr and Mrs J Wy Van Duyn marked their sixtieth wedding anniversary. He is 92 and she is 90. They wed in New York state on June 16 1846. Local notes report on weather events storms injuries and other small items from Cedar River park to Ackrey and Parkersburg.
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