War Weathered Editorial Mix From Waterloo Gazette
A sprawling OCR fragment covers publishing details, wartime finance, wheat production and global postwar prospects. It discusses naval budgets, the League of Nations, Versailles peace, and the economic shift toward North American wheat dominance, with social notes on auto headlights and municipal enforcement.
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North American
Canada
Mexico
Europe
Russia
North America
Asia
South America
Argentine
Australasia
Africa
Kansas
Australia
Health Talks On Wounds Tetanus and Tuberculosis Care
A health column by Dr. John B. Huber covers immediate tetanus antitoxin use after wounds, extensive wound care, and antiseptic steps. It advises tubercular patients to seek sanatoriums when possible, emphasizes home treatment with proper guidance, and warns against overexertion. it also addresses muscular rheumatism, hives in children, and general disease prevention through hygiene and sanitation.
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John B. Huber
Little Life Confidences in a Couple's Illness Talk
Andrew shivers and resists sickness while Imogene argues for hospital or at least a trained nurse. She touts hospital nurses and the value of modern care, while he frets about impersonal attendants and prefers home rest with possible nurse backup if his condition worsens.
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Andrew
Imogene
Roe Fulkerson
Billy Sands
Saltus
Twenty-first Century Press
Ine
Velvet overhanging March figures in party profits note
A fragment suggests a plan to separate parties to a transaction from tidy profits. The quoted line mentions Sam and Uncle guiding a division of proceeds. No further context or details are provided to identify persons, organizations, or dates beyond March.
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Sam
Gompers praised for patriotism and steady leadership
A collection of editorials and letters lauds Samuel Gompers for his patriotism, judgment, and steady leadership of the American Federation of Labor. The pieces argue against partisanship, call for productive labor reforms, and discuss wage, sickness, and old age provisions as essential for workers.
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Samuel Gompers
Des Moines
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
A Cat and a Mouse Tale in the Barn
A playful story about Mr. Mouse living alone in a barn and a cat named Puss who hunts in the farmhouse. Towser the watchdog boasts, but is outwitted as Mr. Mouse escapes into a hole. Puss feigns success while Mr. Mouse moves to a new life in a field to avoid the cat and dog pursuit.
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Mr. Mouse
Towser
Puss
Miss Puss
June in the country promises beauty and hope
The Milwaukee Journal invites readers to enjoy June's beauty and renewal after war. It urges appreciation of blooming lilacs, fruit trees, streams, and green landscapes while reminding returning soldiers that June symbolizes life and opportunity. The piece blends pastoral imagery with a patriotic call to cherish peace and seize the moment.
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Milwaukee Journal
Earth
America
France
Boss’s Age Riddle From City Hall Memoir
A puzzle quotes the boss saying his life spans include one sixth in the old country as a boy, one twelfth in New York business, and five years in politics and matrimony. He adds Jimmy was born after he served as Alderman at age four, and he was elected Alderman four years ago when he was half his present age. Determine the boss’s current age.
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Congress
Army
Navy
League of Nation
Waterloo
Wilson
League of Nations
New York
Jimmy
Diagram of eight heirs split over mitre-shaped property
The snippet describes a riddle or diagram linked to Sam Loyd in 1919, illustrating eight heirs divided over a piece of property shaped like a mitre. It presents a playful puzzle framing and hints at a camp of followers of success.
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Sam Loyd
National Newspaper Service
Health clubs organized to boost national health drive
The drive highlights that 38 percent of candidates were rejected by army physicals due to being underweight. In Iowa promoters of the national health campaign enlist home demonstration agents, teachers, food clubs, and parent-teacher associations to organize health clubs, prepare menus, and distribute literature on food, exercise, and health.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Indianapolis
Gompers
Sioux City Journal
Gompers Island
Oo HH. Kahn
Igivic Federation
National Health Campaign
Iowa
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