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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1923

Page

3

Waterloo Daily Chronicle Classified Rates Notice

Public notice of newspaper advertising rates and policies appears with contact details for the Waterloo area. It includes pricing, payment terms, and disclaimers about accuracy, with references to Associated Press and the Audit Bureau of Circulations. Names such as Hartman and Dougherty are listed among staff or contributors.

Oo Vor Pavitehea W. H. Hartman Courier Garner Park Ave Commercial St Waterloo Iowa Associated Press Associated Preas Newa Jienber Audit Bureau of Dircuetions G. Dougherty Washington, D. C York

Harding in 1923 and the 1924 renomination forecast

The piece argues President Harding will seek renomination in 1924 barring unforeseen events, with Attorney General Daugherty declaring he will be a candidate and renominated. It notes potential rivals like Johnson Borah or Ford may test the field if they choose. It also covers a later discussion on constitutional rights relating to enforcement of Prohibition, citing a Syracuse case and questions about entry to seize liquor and the legitimacy of the officer’s actions.

Harding Republican Party Marlon White House Daugherty Florida Hi Johnson Borah Ford Mgr. Tiarding Mr. Daugherty Syracuse N. Y Hazel Haquor Gus Picci Pleet United States

The Laxative Tablet and Personal Health Advice

Dr William Brady cautions on phenolphthalein laxatives noting rare severe effects come from excess use and urges hygiene over routine laxatives. He argues mild laxatives may help when needed but favors natural bowel function and under medical guidance only. Readers are invited to mail questions for Brady's informal guidance with stamped self addressed envelopes.

Materia Metioa Brady William Brady

Weather hysteria? Unusual winter chatter in rural Iowa

In a humorous column a speaker downplays a week of turbulent weather noting air currents from Greenland and Maine, calling the storms unusual but common in history. The piece contrasts past winters with present mild spells, jokes about oil booms and gas hopes, and ends remarking that transportation is missed when trains stop.

Baffin'a Bay Greenland Iowa Maine

Price of Prohibition and Iowa News Reflections

Iowa editors warn against overreaction to prohibition era crime tales while urging enforcement to protect future generations. Des Moines Capital lauds Wallace for steady service to farmers and Iowa’s pride in his work. Khoxville Journal condemns redistricting that would oust three Iowa congressmen as cruel and inhuman.

Wallace Iowa Khoxvilla Journal

Regeneration of Malcolm Starmount Ends With Charity Hope

Malcolm Starmount a young rich man plans to save Mary Devlin from tenement life after a wild party leads to a possible death. With friend Parker and Mulcahy, he fakes a car theft to shield Tennant and vows a will to Mary. Mary dreams of a future for the girl and her ill mother as Starmount prepares to leave his old life behind and pursue a new path.

Malcolm Starmount Miassabout Lown Eddie Mary Devlin Nalde Courteney Ajad Dick Tennant Ravelers Nalda Courteney Starmount Parker Mulcahy Tennant Parkar Starrmount Will Crown Mary Malcolm Ted God Theodore Parker Mal Jad Theodore Forker Pat Mulcahy Ene Daylin Pat Itoo

The Ghost Biscuit Breakfast at Mr Badger’s Home

In a snowbound morning tale, Mr Badger hoards tinware as a joke and hosts breakfast for Mr Fox and Mr Possum. They joke about ghosts while Mr Badger boasts his treasure, and a ghost story is promised to unwind the day with biscuit talk. The scene ends with dinner plans and a cliffhanger for tomorrow.

Knowed Mr. Badger Mr. Coon Mr. Fox Possum Mr. Man Mr. Possum Badger Mr. Posanin

Friend Wife

Imogene confronts Andrew about a woman's picture in his watch after a tense exchange over time and a Christmas gift monogram. He reveals the photo is of Imogene in her graduation dress, ending with playful irony as they joke about the mystery.

Imogene Andrew Ocea Mogene Mina Andrey Grammmar de' Mande

Charade Puzzle and Sugar Price Riddle

A word puzzle clues a famous person and a proverb linked by two parts. The text recalls a corner grocery problem stating one customer bought eight pounds sugar and three pounds flour for 90 cents and another bought five pounds of each for 75 cents, implying sugar at 9 cents per pound and flour at 6 cents per pound.

Burroughs Nature Club Notes

The column invites reader questions on nature topics from 1923. It asks how big a beaver can cut through, how to give medicine to a sick canary, and where to find information on Yosemite National Park flora and trees. Answers appear in tomorrow's Nature Notes.

Yosemite National Park

Deaths Head Moth Seen Rarely in Europe and Africa

The death's head moth is a large sphinx moth known in Africa Asia and southern Europe and has appeared in England. It features yellowish markings on a dark thorax that resemble a skull. The species is not common in America outside collections.

America Africa Asia Europe England Airiiam California

The Coming Joy Song of Brother Williams

A fragmented poem or lyric by Frank L. Stanton depicts spiritual uplift and divine grace. The voice dwells on future joy, contrasts worldly misery with heavenly paradise, and evokes travel, storms, birds singing, and a watchful crowd awaiting a promised blessing.

Abe Martin features 'beauty doctors' and anxious patients

Mrs. AT Mopps remarks on getting ready for a shoot and fearing the muss, while Abe Martin notes there are quacks among beauty doctors as patients arrive for a glimpse of what might have been.

Indigestion Relief Ad Paps Diapensin Promises Quick Comfort

An old advertisement touts Paps Diapensin as a pleasant remedy that instantly soothes stomach distress. It claims to ease indigestion, heartburn, sourness, bloating, and flatulence while improving digestion and acidity. Various package sizes are offered by druggists.

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