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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1923

Page

2

Harding half term ends as new quarter begins

The piece notes the conclusion of the second quarter of President Harding's administration and his upcoming vacation. It discusses public opinion, fiscal restraint under his first half, and outlines a balance of political commentary and economic comparisons, emphasizing spending cuts and government savings. It mentions farmers’ views and praises prudent leadership. It also covers Burlington railroad president Hale Holden's four-system westward merger plan and likens it to broader industry consolidations.

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Representative Lovrein Proposes 10 MPH Crossing Rule

Representative Lovrein backs a bill to slow every motor vehicle to 10 miles per hour within 100 feet of railroad crossings with a $10 first offense fine. The informer would receive half the fine, creating a practical incentive. Record shows few crossing incidents in Iowa, though 245 autos were struck by locomotives last year.

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Spring Gift Sparks Warm Memories For Waterloo Readers

A newspaper piece recalls a $6,000 windfall of coal saved during a cold spell, noting 600 tons kept premises warm while others wasted, and reflecting on mild early March days and forthcoming uncertain weather. It muses on how residents might use their shares of the gift and past weather patterns.

Waterloo John D Henry Ford Waterlao

Personal Health Service by Dr William Brady column

A health column by Dr William Brady addresses germ avoidance in surgical settings, dust control, and hand washing, with humorous asides on doorknobs and library books. It answers reader questions on breathing, lead pipes, bread types, hair care, and dandruff, noting letters must be brief and include a stamped return envelope.

Health Department H. G al. M. TR Pernan Brady Wiliam Brady

Fairy Tale Banter Between Friends Over Love And Prose

Andrew and Imogene spar over fairy tales and real life desires in a playful dialogue. The pair debate good fairies, material needs, and the romance of making a living, revealing gendered humor and social commentary through a domestic cafe conversation.

Andrew Imogene Imogeny Bosky Delig Hann Christian Andersen

Pant Comedian Fred Stone Aims To Heal Church Theatre Rift

Pant comedian Fred Stone says he will not quit the stage and will focus on reducing antipathy between church and theatre. He plans to foster tolerance and cleaner, more respectable theatre, a demanding but worthwhile task that would require public funding. A separate item notes a Dubuque County farmer fined $200 after attempting quail and pheasant shooting on his own land.

Fred Stone Pussoner Liberty Lake City Dubuque County

Russia grain exports amid famine report in Iowa editorials

Iowa editors note Russia ships grain while its people starve. They contrast with U S coal exports during northern freezes. The piece previews two paving bills before the state legislature: require 50 percent voter consent to pave and stop forcing businesses to pay for winter street work, with remaining issues to follow.

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Brain Tests by Sam Loy

A fragmented brain teaser noting instructions to spell out object names and perform simple arithmetic with signs to yield the name of a messenger of the gods. The text references yesterday’s answer and a puzzling line about 59 spaces between 60 poles yielding a distance calculation.

The Dead Author by Franke L Stanton

Fragmentary poem flavor laments a writer’s death and the elusive afterlife. The text references Love Leads Us Along and sorrowful, obscured lines about mortality, memory, and a marble statue as a symbol of loss. The garbled OCR yields a jumble of phrases without clear narrative.

Oregon Legislature Ends With New Tax Measures

Deputy game warden cited a farmer for shooting 19 quail and a pheasant found in his basket. He faced $10 per third and $4.15 in additions. The Liguxy City Journal notes Oregon ends session with a cent gasoline tax and a state income tax with exemptions of $1,000 for singles and $2,000 for married filers. The 1 to 6 percent rate rises to 6 percent above $12,000. Critics doubt the tax’s impact on salaries and wages and referendum is expected on the law.

Partis Oregon Liguxy City Journal Salem

The Wind in Literature and Myth Across Ages

The article surveys wind as a recurring muse from Homer and Shakespeare to Bible stories and Greek myth. It links the wind to spiritual lessons, poetic images, and dramatic stage devices, noting how winds shape scenes, destinies, and humanity's perception of the divine.

Pelleds Meligaude Maaterlinck George Borirow George McDonald Whittier Wiliam Cullen Bryant Shelley Aeleus Ulysses Aeneas Boreas Victor Hare Galilee

The Regeneration of Malcolm Starmount Adrift in Heat and Intrigue

Malcolm Starmount plans a solitary weekend at Seabright but faces social pressure from Nalda Courteney and friends after an extravagant party. A car blowout forces a detour to bearbright where a hot shop and chance encounter with handkerchiefs set off a life changing moment, foreshadowing a wandering weekend and deeper conflicts with gossip and luxury.

Malcolm Starmount John Starmount Imal Hell Nalda Courteney Malcolm Starmonet Theodore Parker Malcolm Nalda Starlmount Parker Dicky Tenant Dicky Ted Dicky Tenpant Walda Courteney Seabright Hbeang T. Mill Bear Bright Metropolis Stridatt Stermount

Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers

Burroughs Nature Club Notes invites readers to submit questions on nature topics. It promises answers in the next Nature Notes column and includes sample questions about swordfish eatability bird nesting behavior and plant dye color chemistry.

Answers to Qu Esticons From an Old Column

A collage of reader questions on plants in hot water geyser pools and porcupine defense, plus advice on attracting goldfinches with seeds and sunflowers. It features brief zoological notes and a short tale of Graytail the shipmouse meeting Grandfather Mouse and Jolly Tar aboard a ship with family dynamics.

Yellowstone Park

The Sandman Story or Mrs Fl Walker Graytail Voyage

Jolly Tar asks to enter a house to gain time as Graytail claims to be exploring. He introduces himself as Graytail and explains unsafe floors. An elderly mouse grandfather and his wife invite him inside for safety despite the outside danger.

Ayant Ehauleé Oner Mlaeto Graytail Greepy Sandman Story Mrs. FL Aa. Walker Grayta Tam

Fragmentary Abe Martin quips about Isadora Duncan and show life

A garbled fragment from Abe Martin pieces together a quip about Gran'man Bentley and a seven decade note. It mentions Isadora Duncan misbehaving in operas rather than banquets and railroading references, though much of the text is unclear.

Bentley Isadora’ Duncan

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Proved Helpful

A housewife from Keeseville New York praises Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound noting relief from female weakness backache irregularities and fatigue after using six bottles. She adds Liver Pills are the best she ever took and grants permission to use her letter as advertising. The testimonial urges other sufferers to try the remedy.

Keeseyillé Lydia E. Pinkham Sarah Blaise Keeseville N.Y Lydia Pinkham

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