Waterlog Evening Courier masthead summary notice
Waterlog Evening Courier issue details reflect standard local paper format from Waterloo Iowa. Carousel of masthead credits lists John C. Hartman as President and Editor, with W H Hartman and A W Peterson in management and advertising roles. Includes circulation and mailing rates, contributor credits, and Associated Press affiliation notes.
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New Banking Edge Law Enables Foreign Credit Loans
The Edge law spurs the creation of a Foreign Banking association to provide one year credit to foreign buyers of American goods. Banks will supply paper via trust and savings sources, with high quality acceptances, under Federal Reserve supervision. Local banks may help via correspondents, while Hearst eyes a third party ticket and political scrutiny shifts to nominating processes amid debates on reconstruction policies and wool price concerns.
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Our Latent Powers and Safety Factors in Health
Health Talks by John R Hubgr presents the idea of reserve stamina as a safety margin in life and biology, comparing human safeguards to engineering factors of safety. It discusses bilateral body systems, efficiency of organs, and the notion that the brain and other organs provide built in protection, followed by a Q and A section on the Wasserman test and related medical guidance.
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Brain Teasers and Odd Wordplay Read Aloud
A quirky collection of wordplay and dialogue puzzles features characters such as Johnny, Harry, Peter, Andrew, and Misner engaging in marble value riddles and playful misprints. The text blends math teasers with whimsical names and an amusing turkey minus key puzzle.
Moon Wife Options in Jazz Era Tale
The fragment hints at a Miss Dame Moon and themes of marriage, work, and independence. It mentions Opportunity, a man’s role at home, and elements like nails, wine, women, and saxophones within a Jazz Age setting.
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A Funny Fellow by Frank L. Stanton
A light verse about a punning little fellow praised for his wit and curiosity. The speaker notes the boy will ask why, as stars shine and heaven sits above, while birds sing and rain falls, reflecting a child’s endless questions about life and love.
The Frost King's Feast and the Green Pine Bride
In a forest tale, the Frost King weds the Silver Fairy at moonrise. Flowers boast their colors while a humble pine offers branches. The Frost King renounces the other blossoms for the pine, promising it evergreen honor forever, while the flowers wither in cold.
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Nature Notes by John Burroughs again questions answered
Questions posed about sandpipers heather and dolphins answered in Monday nature notes. Cuckoo rain crow name linked to cloudy weather. Plant size and bloom vary with latitude and light, insects and cross fertilization shaping flowers. A traveler calls American nature noisier than English midsummer.
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Prohibition Debate Echoes Across New York Prohibition Save
Iowa editors cite New York Times editorial praising prohibition as crime reduction. They argue saloon influence harmed politics, noting crime costs dropped after saloon elimination, reducing tax burdens. Davenport Times reports Bergdoll, the escaped slacker, captured after war and turned to military authorities.
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Heavens in July at Columbia Observatory features bright planets
The July sky shows Jupiter, Ragulus, and Saturn near the western horizon at dusk, with Mars and Spica in Virgo creating a striking contrast. Mercury appears early in the month while Venus brightens as an evening star. Antares in Scorpius, a massive red giant, dominates the southern sky as Vega Deneb and Altair form a bright northern triangle. Vega’s prominence is tied to solar motion toward it, hydrogen’s prominence, and Vega as a future pole star.
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Treasury gold theft questions ripple through Bergdoll case
A $105,000 gold withdrawal from the U S treasury amid a high profile escape prompts questions about higher ups and witness access as a grand jury probes the affair. Ex servicemen seek government land claims in Wyoming while contemplating farm progression in Illinois near Chicago.
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Longfellow and the Indian Statue in Cambridge Street
A fragment recounts Longfellow’s Indian statue in Boston’s West End, noting its weathered presence since 1876 and the artist’s lifelike depiction. It also includes a Kansas City Star quote advising to take life as it is and make the best of it, promoting work and resilience as keys to living well.
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