Local Newspaper Masthead and Ad Rate Notice
The page shows a historical newspaper masthead with editor and manager names, pricing for subscriptions and ads, and billing rules. It notes Associated Press rights, circulation audit, and advertising policies including rejection of fraud, with references to offices in New York Philadelphia Chicago and Washington Bureau and the Munsey Bureau.
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W. H. Hartman
West Fork Ave
John C., Bartmran
AW. Peterson
Gen
Mgr
Cartier
Iowa
Waterloo
Nemben
Associated Prus
Associated Press
St Ormet
Smerber Audit Bureau of Circulations
Washington, D. C
Munsey
Dougherty
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Story
Brooks & Finley
Rep's
European Allvinity views on postwar policy and Ford device
The piece argues Allies plan to squeeze Germany financially while supplying raw materials to German industry, notes American delegates opposed the approach, and reflects on postwar recovery. It also discusses Henry Ford’s railcar concept powered by alcohol from straw, future fuel shifts, and broader European sanity returning with Armenian policy and other tangential notes.
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United States
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
France
Rhine
Teutons
Metz
Strassburg
Alsace-Lor- Taine
United States Could Hire 50000 GIs For Food Farms
The passage argues that placing large numbers of service men into farming would utilize vast unproductive acres in Canada and US borders, claiming it would benefit both countries. It suggests twenty to fifty thousand soldiers could boost food production, solving many problems.
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Canada
United States
Health Talks on Trachoma and Dental Anesthesia
Dr John B Huber answers reader questions on Trachoma its causes contagion and potential treatment and discusses laughing gas block anesthesia for tooth extractions and ringworm causes and home care Tips include tincture of green soap hot water and bichloride of mercury Use of mail questions and disclaimers follow plus a stray fiction excerpt about automobiles and morality
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John B. Huber
Friend Wife By Roe Fulkerson
Imogene describes Charlie Hess driving his car as a taxi for women, with his bulldog as bait. Andrew confirms Hess’s daytime routine of cruising downtown hoping to pick up women, claiming he uses the dog to attract attention and boasts about his “chosen occupation.”
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Charlie
Imogene
Andrew
Sugar Plum
Puddin
Charlie Hess
Charte
Mister Mockingbird Explains A Singers Claim
A fragmentary dated note claims a mockingbird dominates song and warns poets to stay original while others borrow. It contrasts garden birds with old tunes and ends with a flippant line about sinners joining church to avoid sweating off before year’s start.
Brain Fleets Solve A Monkey Age Riddle In Puzzle No 82g
A trio of mathematical monkeys faces a riddle where one age is found by taking three quarters of one monkey’s age times one twelfth of another’s. Solve the equation given to determine the third monkey’s age and note the puzzle’s answer listings for No 322.
Why do some caterpillars have counterfeit eyes
Inquiries into mimic eyes on caterpillars investigate how false eye spots deter predators and aid survival. The article probes development, placement, and effectiveness across species, linking camouflage to defensive behavior and ecological role within habitats.
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Nature
Birds in Georgia Welcome Spring and Explain Diets
Birds migrate or winter in Georgia adding a spring feel to quiet places. Common year round birds include mockingbird cardinal bluejay and more. Many birds feed on insects though seeds and fruits sustain others, and seed eaters often eat insects to raise their young, helping control pests.
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Georgia
Income Tax Facts You Should Know
The 1919 gains from sales of dwellings, farms, machinery, and other property are taxable. Citizens must compute profits on Form 1040 or 1040-A and include them with other income to determine tax. Returns are due March 15, 1920, for unmarried individuals with $1000+ in gains and for married couples with $2000+.
The Moonlight Wedding of Betty Bear and Foxes
The tale speaks of a moonlit wedding beneath a large tree with a red vine. Forest creatures declare it the prettiest wedding they have seen. Betty Bear longs for honey at her new home, aided by two mischievous foxes that threaten their happy start. Tomorrow continues with the foxes' antics toward Mr. and Mrs. Bear.
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Betty Bear
Uo Hee
Johnnie Bear Marries Miss Betty in Honey Compromise
The tale follows Johnnie Bear who seeks a wife and selects Miss Betty Bear, but she demands honey thrice daily. Finding a way to provide, he tunnels from a distant tree filled with honey to her home, then returns to propose. They marry that night.
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Johnnie Bear
Misses Bear
Betty Bear
Johnnie
Miss Betty
Miss Betty Bear
Jeannie
Miss Bear
Iowa Land in Spring Verdure Drives Buyer Interest
The Manson Journal notes Iowa land lies buried under snow over 100 days, then green with spring verdure as crops develop. Readers are urged that value will rise with spring, with land remaining a strong competitor to government bonds and a long history of price advancement.
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Manson Journal
Iowa Land
Iowa
Llowa
Uncle Harry Explains China Awakening to Jimmy
Uncle Harry explains the “new Asia” focusing on China. He notes China’s large land area and population, compares railways, and discusses China’s need for money and railroads to develop resources. He mentions Western interest, boycotts of Japanese goods, and growing American-Chinese trade prospects in coming years.
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China
America
Asia
Uncle Harry
Jimmy
North
South America
Europe
Africa
Australia
iChina
Helen
Japan
India
Joe
Timothy
United States
Chinese Republic
Ching
Shantung
Germany
al Tho
North America
Human Cost of Living in Civilized Society
A discussion frames living costs as the price of industrial risk and labor danger. It contrasts past investment in land with rising values and ponders whether a dollar can compensate for human suffering in industrial progress and tool manufacturing.
Milks Emulsion Provides Relief for Stomach Ailments
A testimonial to Milks Emulsion claims rapid relief from chronic stomach trouble, indigestion, and constipation. The ad highlights improved digestion, appetite, and overall strength, urging readers to try the emulsion with a six bottle guarantee and refund option. Terre Haute, Indiana, and Indianapolis references appear, with pricing at 6 and 1.20 dollars per bottle.
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C. E. Heinricks
Alabama St
Indianapolis
Ind
Terre Haute
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Advertisement
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as an alkaline remedy for indigestion. It claims rapid relief after meals, preventing sour belches, gas, and discomfort, and notes wide availability in the United States and Canada at 50 cents a box.
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Stuart
Suart
United States
Canada
Nerves Treated Free by Dr Frank Miles Special Offer
Dr Franklin Miles offers free trial neuropathic treatment and a book to patients with nervous disorders. The ad claims 30 years of experience and endorsements from bishops and business leaders. Readers are urged to describe their case for a two pound free treatment and book by mail to Elkhart Indiana.
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Franklin Miles
Miles
Franklin Niles
Dent
Franklin St
Elkhart
Ina
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Henry Ford
Ford
Michigan Central
Detroit
American Museum of Natural History
New
Bryan
Hitchcock
Mis
Edwards
Wagat
Macy NO
Nuk
Coprricha WY
Tien Tag
Crile
Cleveland
Wife
Roe Fulkerson Ea Eee
Mister Mockingbird
Frank L. Stanton
Thrush
Robin
Saw Lotd
Nature Notes
John Burroughs
Sandman
Mrs. F. A. Willer
Myrt
Pash
Ulindis
Webster City Freeman-Journal
John Barny
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Joe Bailey
John Baileycorn
High Tariff
David H. Colcord
Twentieth Century Limited
Mr. Meinricks
Trussesaig Meno Road
Tve
Cugenom
Hullen
Crean
Marcellut
Mannsanan
N.J. Motter
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