Waterlog Evening Courier editorial and notices
A historic Waterloo Iowa page includes editorial on Iowa forestry relevance highlighting woodlot farming and timber markets, advocating farm woodlots to meet national shortages. It cites timber use by farms, potential profits, and extension services, urging farmers to grow wood for own use and market. Also notes political excerpts on Henry Ford and related figures.
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VOI
W. H. Hartman Co
Courier
Corner Park Ave
Ina Commercial St
John Hartman
A. W. Peterson
Trena
Gen'l Mer
Ty Mail
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
Giapatchea Harein
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Pricea
Dublis
G. Dougherty
Washington, D. C
Correspondant
New York
Phiadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Brory
Brooks & Finley
Rep
America
Towe
General Agricultural Extension Division
State College At
Ames
In the Movies and Miscellany From a Haphazard Page
A fragment from a 1920s style column blends cinema dreams with real life scenes. Dinah Jones imitates movie plots then faces a shocking operating room accident and industry bizarreities. The piece notes sensational headlines about collars and self harm in Iowa, plus stray jokes about dogs and education and Newark mail errors.
Fruit Juices For The Baby Health Advice
Personal Health Service by William Brady advises feeding infants fresh fruit juice starting early to aid digestion and growth when using pasteurized or other milks. Orange juice is highlighted, with other juices like peach and apple, plus gradual introduction and amounts. Also includes questions and answers on skin care, water disinfection, and hernia terminology.
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Ray Halerman
Brady
Willian Brady
FRIEND WIFE BY ROE FULKERSON
Imogene asks Andrew about learning to ride a horse and shows interest in riding clothes and a potential lesson. He worries about costs and practicality while lampooning her wish to own or ride, and they debate expense, gender norms, and fashion before she exits. The two exchange banter on riding, horses, and social expectations.
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Andrew
Imogene
Mike
Nellie
Myrtle Mays
The Regeneration of Malcolm Starmount Novel Excerpt
An excerpt from The Regeneration of Malcolm Starmount follows Malcolm as he seeks change and helps Mary, a gifted young woman from poverty who returns transformed. A romance with musician Ramon Graves arises while an adventuress plots against Starmount, and confidences unravel in tense conversations among Katie Pat and Janet.
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Mr. Starmount
South
Fifth Avenue
Katle
Janet Jenson
Katie O'Toole
Jay
O'Toole
Mary Devlin
Katia
Jay Jerem
Dearest
Misa Courteney
Janet
Malcolm Starmount
Mar
Marx Devlin
Povert Ghicken
Mount
Mary
Teremont
Ramon Graves
Strieve
Starmount
Ces
Nalda Courteney
Starmount. Tat, Alarmed By Find Fsieep Akin To Exhaus Katie For Aid. Ther Jenson
Katie
Bottled Sea Messages Pose A Shipwreck Mystery
In a breezy puzzle style, the piece discusses bottled messages from shipwrecks as hints to lost voyages. It presents an ageold verse about a mighty ship without a port, asking who wrote it, and ends with a cryptic word puzzle yielding the name Jeayes Dom brey.
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Arctic
Midusean
Iner
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions 1923
A 1923 Burroughs Nature Club Notes item invites readers to send questions on nature topics to the Nature Notes Center. It lists three reader questions about halcyon days and kingfishers, laughing hyenas, and glaciers in Australia, with answers promised in tomorrow’s notes.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin CO
Nature Notes
Australia
Automatic shotgun debate aims to save game birds
A dispatch from Autoboro Mass argues that halting automatic shotgun use or limiting magazines to two shells could delay wildlife extinction. It cites eight million licensed hunters and notes Field and Stream backs reform. Education and voluntary limits are seen as effective, avoiding a war of extermination while preserving woodcraft traditions.
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Autoboro
Mass
Sun
The King’s Emerald Ring Part IV Continues
In a fantasy story Felicia resists marriage to the witch’s son to save her grandfather. The witch demands gold as a price while Felicia agrees to wed only after restoring the king’s favor. The witch conjures demands for a grand outfit and four horses as the magic begins.
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Felicia
Obaro
Ton
Abe Martin Caterer Attends Chefs Convention at Bloom Center
Abe Martin Caterer Art Smilies attends a chefs convention at Bloom Center. An unusual note says the people who sweat most do not wear jackets, a peculiarity of the time and place noted in local chatter.
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Art Smilies
Bloom Center
Iowa Edifies and Poor Rants Cost State Roads
Davenport Times reports Iowa residents spent 400 million dollars on automobiles over six years. Fred C. White of the state highway commission warns against claims hard roads would bankrupt Iowa, comparing 400 million in current driving costs to 200 million needed for hard-surfacing, spread over 10 to 20 years. He cites annual waste of 57 million from dirt roads and higher costs per ton mile, plus time loss and farm value impacts.
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Davenport
Iowa
Fred C. White
State Highways Commission
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