Waterlooo Evening Courier front matter snapshot
Waterloo Evening Courier details ownership staff and policy notes. The page lists editors John C. Hartman and Jackson McCoy, advertising rules, subscription rates, and notices about Associated Press and other agencies. It mentions multiple city offices and advertising practices, with pricing and payment terms and a notice about fraudulent ads.
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VO. Gino
W. H. Hartman. Co. Courier
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
John C. Hartman
Jackson McCoy
Treas
Ne Postomice
Waterton
Jawa
Associated Press
United Press International News
Circuit Aee Rego
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story, Brooks & Finley, Representatives
Upturn in Economy and Weather Forecast Challenge
The article notes steady business progress since year start, with prices stabilizing and farm values improving. It highlights farm sectors rebounding, inflationary readjustments, and calls for skepticism toward weather bureau forecasts, citing George J. McCormack who predicts extended forecasts without qualifiers, even proposing a contest with government meteorologists to forecast beyond a day or two.
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George BD. Roberts
Bureau of Labor
Itwll
United States Weather Bureau
Bureau
McCormack
Jupiter
Sam
Franzie
Plente
Jean
Byd's
Independent Spirit in a Washington Society Girl
A Washington society girl disappeared two years ago and was found married in a Brooklyn flat. She left a dull life to work in a New York five and dime store, met a man, and wed him. They plan to stay in Brooklyn and decline a Washington visit from her mother, choosing independence over a pretentious life. The piece argues personal independence is valued, ending with verses on customs and a quip about tax exemptions.
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Washington
Brooklyn
New York
Jiva
Good Fellows and Poor Officials in a Nation
Sioux City Tribune argues that well meaning men often yield to personal appeals and vote for popular measures, harming governance. Ottumwa Courier critiques Wallingford author George Chester’s large estate relative to debts. Des Moines Capital notes constitutional convention proposals and skepticism about two thirds support. Sioux City Tribune comments on Dr. Charles Levermore missing a $40,000 opportunity in Congress.
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Sioux City Tribune
Ottumwa Courier
Wallingford
George Randolph Chester
Des Moines
Congress
Cong
Ada
Elverton
Charles Herbert Levermore
New York
Levermore
Bok
Cold Logic critique and medical Q&A from Brady column
Dr Brady discusses a corporate hygiene folder claim that cold symptoms are purely physical reactions and questions the infectious link. He notes nonvirulent pneumococci may immunize carriers, and answers readers on carbuncles and diet lists within his Personal Health Service column.
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Houdini
13Medical College
FRIEND WIFE By ROE FULKERSON
Imogene asks Andrew for help with a crossword puzzle and mocks his claim it is easy. He insists the puzzle is tough, while the couple banters about word clues, pets, and a jokey myth named Joe Bush as the patron saint of crossword makers.
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Andrew
Imogene
Ichildren
Geraint
Ameer
Topolsk
Glaucus
Pompeii
Joe Mush
Joe Bush
Wig
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Answers and Questions
A 1923 Burroughs Nature Club notes column answers readers questions on wildlife subjects. Topics include spruce trees snow load shaping, aquarium fish oxygen needs, Boston Ivy phototropism, and Iowa tax policy calls for economy. Names of questions and paper reference indicate a general nature Q and A feature.
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Ature
Azure Notes
Mother Nature
T. x
Untitled fragment on courage and social norms
A fragmented reflection discusses mustering courage after noise and the hesitation to kiss due to fear of judgment. The lines question impulses to act boldly and the pressure of assumed innocence in social encounters.
Uncle Wiggily and Teacher's Rubber
Uncle Wiggily helps Lady Mouse by giving her a large eraser to correct the animal children's writing and drawing mistakes at hollow stump school. A boastful alligator tries to bluff him, but the bunny's rubber ends up bouncing back into the alligator’s eyes as Uncle Wiggily and Lady Mouse restore order.
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Uncle Wigegliy
Hollow Stump
Mousa
Baby Bunty
Bunny
Wiggily
Uncle Wigelly
Bawn
Gator
Mr. Longears
Bram Tests By Sam Loud 7 Minutes to Answer This
Puzzle text describes filling a column with words per definitions, including a short coat, a feminine pronoun, a state capital, and a compass point. Words filled yield a final answer spelled by remaining letters. entries include rovn et, ip. seal, palate, cabin with words struck out row ellipse late bin leaving Alpaca as the remaining word.
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Rovnet
Milady's Corner Quips About Abe Martin Figure
In Milady's Corner, Miss Fawn Lippincut writes that Abe Martin, seen looking up from a drink, is described as valuable and wealthy. A man adds that he has a grown daughter who does not work, reflecting light social gossip in the Weekly Slip Horn.
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Milady
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Roe Fulkerson
Worm
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Harding
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mlifflin CO
Sac City
State of
Eyee
Sera
Uncle Wiggily
Teacher’s
Howard R. Garis
Fletchers Castoria
Hallerfelt CO
Bram
Abe Martin
Axminster
Hall - Ekfelt Co
Bridge Street
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