Walerios Evening Couziee Volume 140 Advertisement Rates
The Walerios Evening Couziee lists subscription prices by carrier and mail within 60 miles and beyond 60 miles, with rates per week and per year. It notes publication details, contact information, Associated Press rights, and advertising policies.
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W. H. Hartman Co
Courier Bidg
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
John C. Hartman
Treas
Gee
Mer
Qosto Mica
Waterloo
Iowe
United Press International
Associated Press
USA
Focal News
New York
Philadelphia
Chisago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Btory
Brooks & Finley
Representatives
Our Lost Isolation Policy in Modern World
The article argues isolation ended with the rise of global trade capital flows and mass immigration. It cites World War I as the turning point and quotes Ramsay MacDonald on America evolving from a standalone city to a connected nation. It notes changes in social political and industrial life since Washington era.
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George Washington
United States
America
Ramsay MacDonald
Government costs surge after war, warns readers
A commentary notes census figures show state government costs more than doubled since the war and nearly quadrupled since 1912, with about 3,000,000 public employees costing the nation roughly 3.5 billion dollars annually. It critiques government expansion and urges economy and private enterprise principles to curb spending.
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Census Bureau
Itre
United States
George
White House
The Treaty and Peace And International Security
The European treaty between England and France centers on mutual aid if the Rhine frontier is threatened, with France the main beneficiary. It argues the pact preserves balance of power but history warns armed force often follows such guarantees. A move to international courts is urged to replace force, creating a police-like mechanism for disputes while acknowledging that any war harms all.
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England
France
Rhine
Tengland
Germany
Belgium
Texas carving sparks U S state plan rethink
Iowa editors weigh a revived plan to split Texas into up to five states, arguing marked scale could boost Senate representation while acknowledging strong regional sentiments. The discussion cites Texas vastness, comparing it to several Midwestern states and noting potential political shifts.
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Texas
Des Moines
Towa
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
New England
United States Senate
Abe Martin Style Riddle Sparks Rural Banter
A rural column voice questions why a traveling craftsman with no wife stays ahead and avoids those who need money, using rough slang and dialect to poke at local life and gender expectations.
Heat myths and sun stroke explained by Dr Brady
Dr William Brady debunks heat exhaustion as a myth and explains sun stroke versus exposure. He outlines symptoms of sun stroke, heat stroke, and shock, urging proper medical evaluation. Readers submit questions on lemon juice myths, salt use, smallpox, weight, and high blood pressure with advised cautions.
Marta Fulkersons marriage plan sparks table talk
Illogene and Andrew debate Marta Fulkersons engagement to an astronomy professor revealing views on marriage work life and finances. They joke that home life, cooking, and shared bills shape happiness while recalling family dining rituals and the lure of expensive restaurant desserts.
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Marta
Illogene
Andrew
Imogene
Kketch
Hint
Johnnie
Mary
Little Henry
Highway Courtesy and the Road Ethic Across America
The Christian Science Monitor reflects on highway courtesy as a democratic code guiding drivers nationwide. Observers note that respect for others’ rights arises beyond rules, rooted in a universal ethic of Love thy neighbor as thyself and not for personal gain.
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Christian Science Monitor
United States
Que
Ocean
Lakes
Gulf
Ain't It a Grand and Glorious Feelin
A garbled fragment hints at a fireman and a request to purchase two tickets for a Fireman's Annual Ball. The readable text is sparse, containing names and phrases but no clear event details, dates, or locations. The source is too incomplete to extract a coherent report.
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Janid
Uncle Wiggily Cuts the Grass
Uncle Wiggily receives a message from Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy that his new wife wishes to see him. Mr Longears readies for an adventure, his pink nose twinkling as he hops out to explore.
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Uncle Wiggily
Nurse' Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Nursé Jane
Mr. Longears
Nog
Nurse
Jane
Unigle
Uncle Wiggily and the Clover Pudding Plan
The bunny Uncle Wiggily plans to cut the long grass to gather clover leaves for a clover pudding for his wife Mrs. Longears. While he chops the lawn, Fox and Wolf scheme to nab him, but the tall grass hides him and he finishes cutting it before they act, foiling the predators and ending with a cozy pudding readiness.
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Uncle
Uncle Wigerly
Mrs. Longears
Uncle Wiggily
Bob Fat
Rabbit
Hollow Stump
Mr. Wolf
Bob Cat
Uncle Wigally
Bob
Courtesies Among Travelers Observed On the Road
Citizens traveling with others note that courteous behavior on streets and highways is seen as a key virtue. Those who travel widely and observe much contend that courteous conduct embodies more than simple politeness and reflects broader principles of travel and fellowship.
Burroughs Nature Club Answers Readers Questions
Questions range from whether wild animals get hydrophobia to plant and animal care. Answers summarize beaver diet in captivity, canary vermin control, and Baltimore oriole nest defense behavior, noting roguish individuals and interspecies conflicts.
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Nature
Alfons Alfonso King Puzzle From 19th Century Page
Brain test by Sam Loyd column presents an 8 minute puzzle with definitions and word-strike mechanics. The remaining letters form the name of a Frankish king traditionally cited as founder of the French kingdom, yielding Alfonso or Alfonso.
Naturalists Describe Vicious Nest Destruction By Birds
A passage explains how some birds damage or destroy nests for spite while noting that such aggression toward rival nests is rare and limited to certain ages and species, with most birds not engaging in this behavior.
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