Waterloo Evening Concier Daily Sun of Waterloo Ad Rates
The Waterloo Evening Concier Daily Sun lists weekly carrier rates 16 cents and annual mail rates, notes second class matter status, credits Associated Press and local staff Hartiman as president and editor with A W Peterson treasurer. It mentions advertising terms, payment due dates, and policy to omit misleading or public policy opposed copy, with agency offices in major cities and representatives Story, Grooks, and Sinley.
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Noise and nerves in a noisy world from early science notes
English scientists report that noise harms the nervous system and that people adapt to racket. City dwellers may suffer greater long term strain while country residents sleep more easily. As cars become quieter the article cautions about unavoidable noise and its effects on health.
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Morpheus
Altho
Constitutional changes urged by framers amid evolving needs
A cautious note on amending the constitution as life and industry shift and latent forces emerge. The framers, cited by Gladstone as praising the document, argue for updates while preserving its impartial authority and historic stature.
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Gladstone
Constitution Changes and Global Examples Raise Caution
The editorial urges restraint when amending the constitution, noting past changes like Prohibition and women’s suffrage, and arguing changes should benefit the nation as a whole. It cites Germany’s Dresden incidents and Dresden touris t backlash, then mulls royal engagement rumor links and Japan’s pact conformity, urging steady progress and avoidance of short sighted adjustments.
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Valiee
Mqnor
Too Much Gall and Other Health Quizzes by Brady
Dr Brady discusses gallbladder ailments, noting that many symptoms do not confirm gallstone disease. He describes chronic cholecystitis with irregular spells, occasional jaundice, and how gallbladder contents vary. Answers cover arches, baths, skin oil, and egg nutrition with practical, period-voice guidance.
Friend Wife by Roh Fulker son
A domestic scene unfolds as Imogene argues with Andrew about electing a club president. She claims men cannot understand her wrought logic, while Andrew deflects and insists on calm, highlighting gendered tensions. The quarrel escalates over authority and argument itself.
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Imogene
Andrew
Linogena
Wei
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
Queries on animal behavior and captivity from 1921 Burroughs Nature Club Notes. Readers ask why a snapping turtle cannot swallow with head above water, whether trading rats steal items to nest, and if Canada geese can be kept in captivity. Answers appear in tomorrow's column.
Glands and Vitamin Debate Stirs Readers
A Muscatine Journal summary notes Dr Roy Upham argues glandular extracts from hog and sheep glands can mimic transplant results without surgery while warning against abandoning natural order. The column weaves in science questions about animal care insect behavior kingfishers and public sentiment on taxes and architecture in midwestern papers.
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Roy Upham
Brooklyn
New York
American Institute of Homeopathy
ChicaGo
Jack o Judgment in a Blackmailers plot
In this Edgar Wallace tale Jack o Judgment disrupts Col Boundary’s gang of blackmailers by appearing after a gang member’s murder. He pins evidence, while the colonel plans a rapid retreat and large money withdrawals, fearing arrest as Selby is seized for loitering with intent to commit a felony. The pair debate safety, funds, and escape routes as Crewe and Pinto scramble to cover their tracks.
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Col. Boundary
Jack O
Jack
Snow
Gregory
Pinto
Selby
Mit
Crewe
Deller
Pinta
Cartwright
Jhin
Crewe Crewe
Ferguson
New York
Goundary
Timbuctoo
TamBier
South America
Buenos
Aires
Madrid
China
Crew
Dan Boundary
Dartmoor
Hanson
Tolks
Ie Eni
Consolation and a Conscience Money Twist in a Bank Plot
A wartime style scene unfolds as heat adds tension while Colonel Crewe and Pinto chase a mysterious package tied to a bank heist. Ferguson reveals a forged windfall of 560000 pounds hidden in a vault, but only diamonds remain. The chase pivots on a Times ad about conscience money from the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
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Pinto
Crews
Battie
Crewe
Isafa
Plato
Ferguson
Snow Gregory
Montee
Oxford
Gregory
Jack O
Judge Parent
Boundary
Pintolout
Bank of England
the Times
Abe Martin notes on ailments and tales after marriage
In a brisk column Abe Martin observes how colds and train tales never stop a tireless speaker from a scheduled date. He ponders how quickly a teller’s convictions shift after marriage, hinting at changes in public persona and habits.
Brain Tests by Sam Loud
Tony, the ice man, expands business and asks for sign design advice to draw people downstairs to his shop. The sign aims to spark curiosity, bringing patrons into the cellar stairs area for inquiry and entry.
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Sam Loud
Tony
Ages and Sums in a Family Riddle
A riddle states a family ages: father 34, mother 32, and son 10 total 76. After four years the father would be 40, mother 36, son 14 making 90, with the mother’s age three times the son’s.
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