Waterton Evening Core VOR Front Page Summary
The Watertown Daily Evening core article reports on U.S. legislative reform debates sparked by remarks from Frederick Roy Martin about the mania for legislation. It mirrors concerns over overgrown statute books and advocates shorter sessions, executive restraint, and veto power to curb lawmaking excesses. It also discusses journalists' ethics and the tension between news sources and reporters in Washington politics.
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Frederick Roy
Martin
Associated Press
Rhode Island State College
Washington
Miblic
Beauty and Courage Through Life's Cruelties
A reflective piece on aging and perception argues that experience reshapes vision from rose tinted to varied. It asserts beauty and courage sustain the spirit through loss and hardship, redefining defeat as weathered by inner resolve rather than external outcome. It laments misperceptions of freedom and the meaning of death.
Body Emanations and Odor in Health Facts
William Brady discusses body emanations, smelling, and hygiene. He argues normal sweat odor is harmless. foul odor stems from poor hygiene or clothing. Recommends 15 minute daily air bath and nakedness for skin care, while noting odors vary by individual. Includes reader questions on muscle jerks, iodized salt use, and iodine needs with practical answers.
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Gould
Goltrets
Cheveland
Cleveland
Grady
William Brady
Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson
Dialogue heavy piece showing Imo Gene and Andrew discussing a tooth extraction. She contrasts masculine stoicism with his nerves, noting how men endure pain while women might react with fuss. The scene moves through humor and insight on gender roles and the dentist visit.
Uncle Wiggily Meets a Lonely Patch of Weeds
Uncle Wiggily the bunny hears a doleful cry in a weed patch. He wonders who calls and what troubles the lone voice might be expressing, sensing an adventure may follow in the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Weegily
Bunny Rabbit
Mr. Longears
Rag Doll Rejoins Forest Folk After Recovery Plan
In a woodland tale a rag doll, missing a button eye and worn features, laments being discarded by Jingle. The bunny gentleman and Wise Wiggily vow to restore her, promising to make her as beautiful again as any rag creature. The group gathers as they navigate the weeds and wind.
Rag doll helps Uncle Wiggily outwit Bob Cat
In a playful tale, Uncle Wiggily repairs a rag doll with a white shoe button eye and a painted smile. Jingle, the bunny child, mourns a thrown away doll, then laughs as the bobcat is outsmarted. The scene ends with the bunny family safe inside their bungalow.
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Nurse Jane
Mrs. Longgars
Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Longaars
Jingle
Bob Cat
Funeral at Osage for Civil War veteran Newberry
Osage Iowa June 17 funeral services were held for Newberry a Civil War veteran born in New York Sept 16 eighty two years ago. He served in 49 battles during the war and escaped injury. He is survived by his widow and several children. Rev J J Walker of the Congregational church conducted the service.
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Osage
Newberry
J. J. Walker
Congregational Church
New York
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd
Puzzle column presents Loyd style word game with definitions and word insertions. Clues include head top, English street cur, common weed, and a hidden English poet. Struck out items reveal words and a final name Reuben.
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Sam Loyd
Fifty Years Ago In The Courier June 16 1875
A past issue recalls Gilbertville Fourth of July plans with an extra celebration date July 5 and orator H. Q Pratt. News notes cover local jail figures, livestock sales by WIlliam Winter, river rise, Howe's London circus in Waterloo, a Strang team loss to Charles City, a lightning strike at J K Winnett farm killing a horse and two hogs, and farm implement dealers promoting new harvesters and binders.
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Howe
Great London
Waterloo
Strang
Charles City
Jscora
J. K. Winnett
Raymond
Fortieth years ago reports of Waterloo cyclone damage
A June 1885 Waterloo cyclone tore a 600 foot wide path from southwest to northeast damaging the new Waterloo College edifice, Prairie Home seminary roof, Capwell building, barns and outbuildings. Mrs H J McLain, formerly from Germany, 63, died. several local notices include church services, a public sale June 24, and deaths of Mrs Nelson McKellar and Henriette Miller in Reinbeck.
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Waterloo
Aterloo
Waterloo College
Prairie Home Seminary
Capwell
Commercial
Fifth
W.H. Brett
S. A. Liehty
Blue House Road
Nelson McKellar
Cedar Township
Elgin
Henriette Miller
Reinbeck
Hermann Miller
Hoff & Sons
E. P. Walker
Walnut
Moses Ricker
Lightning Strikes Farm in Bar Clay Township Damaging home
Twenty years ago a lightning strike damaged a residence on the C. J. Phifer farm in Bar Clay township. A tenant and family were stunned. An incident on Sycamore Street involved M. H. Loomer frightening a horse, breaking a buggy tie strap and causing damage to the wagon. A Panamanian canal purchasing agent appointment was announced for Les John Kuhns, at $6,000 yearly. The Waterloo carnival route will bring autos from St Paul to Chicago via Waterloo with Barney Oldfield among drivers. Other items note market prices, local births, and Engine 227 pulling five coaches to a church festival in Dubuque.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Readers’ Q&A
Readers submit nature questions to the Burroughs Nature Club column seeking answers. The page lists queries on flavor in vegetables, moss names, woodlot connections, and program ideas, followed by detailed answers about fish gills air bladders, bluejay calls, and insect nymphs and metamorphosis.
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Nature Notes
I. L
Amia Calva
Hke & Ing
Alexander Wilson
Wilson T
Che
Views on adopting tax schedule and inequities in assessment
In Clarksville Louisiana a discussion over tax equity notes that any schedule must balance fairness and legality. Authorities may be unable to fix all inequities without broader measures, while executives and auditors may pressure assessors to adjust classifications to achieve a more equitable system.
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Willie
Clarksville
Dune
Brindley
South Africa
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J. S. Parrott
Fred Stearns
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