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The Waterloo Courier outlines subscription prices by carrier and mail and announces classified ad policies. It lists offices, associations, and advertising rules including payment due dates and ad content restrictions.
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W. H. Hartman Co
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Waterloo
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Quiet End Of A Busy Senate Session At Capitol
A compact editorial notes the close of a brief Senate special session and the shift toward quiet in the Capitol. It argues the Senate asserts control over executive appointments, questions the value of glorifying college education, and debates what constitutes better citizenship in a republic.
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Potomac
United States
Senate
Congress
Capitol
Warren
Ely
Ife
Tea Time Overtakes America Says Sir Charles Higham
Sir Charles Higham arrives in New York predicting a shift to a 4 pm tea break across the United States. He cites rising India tea imports and argues the habit will spread from England to the American workforce, making postures of tea breaks common for office staff and their assistants.
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Sir Charles Higham
New York
Sir Charles
United States
India
England
Charlea
Connecticut Yankee and the Five Dollar Coin Prank
A Middletown church treasurer found a real five dollar gold piece in the collection plate. The next day a stranger claimed it, saying he had mistaken the coin for a penny. The comic tale highlights provincial quirks and a joke yearns for old time wit.
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Middletown
Prejudice and Tax Measure Debate in Iowa House
Burlington Hawk-Eye reports the defeated Pat terson income tax measure lost 37 to 71 in the Iowa House. Promoters attack opponents as prejudiced, while editorials warn against class warfare. Sioux City Journal compares human greed to wolves and notes growing poverty amid prosperity. Wright City Monitor contrasts modern comforts with ancient royalty.
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Burlington
Hawk-Eye
Iowa House of Representatives
Des Moines
Buti
Wade
Iowa
Sioux City Journal
Chilli adenoids debate prompts careful nasal exams
Dr. Krieger argues for routine head mirror and nasal examination in children before removing tonsils or adenoids. He charges welfare workers often skip thorough nasal checks, leading to unnecessary operations. He notes infections can shrink enlarged adenoids after nasal treatment, while nasal disease can cause headaches and mislead treatment.
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William A. Krieger
M. D
New York State Medical Society
Skrieger
Krieger
Poughkeepsie
Sluder
Poughkeepste
Bany
Health Departtment
New York
Welfare Workers Conference
Gene Dovtory
Tos
Dr. Krieger
Senate
Water level at work for Iowa farmers in era of progress
Humboldt Republication argues new times bring improved farm prospects as poverty fades. Farmers will earn fair wages and returns as land prices align with productivity while water seeks its level, and California loses new residents after Iowa ends its state income tax.
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Humboldt Republican
United States
California
Marshalltown
Iowa
Friend Wife by Rox Fulkerson
Dialogue style column features Imogene and Andrew arguing about modern speech and manners. They critique inflated language and social pretensions with humor, referencing theatre, fashion, and society norms through witty exchanges.
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Friend Wife
Rox Fulkerson
Uncle Wiggily Winds the Clock
Uncle Wiggily Lyming winds the clock as March wind whistles through his home. Nurse Fuzzy Wuzzy asks if he is going out and he replies he will fetch paper for a new crossword puzzle.
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Uncle Wiggily
Fuzzy Wuzzy
Uncle Wiggily Chases Hat in March Wind Tale
Uncle Wiggily and friends chase his runaway hat blown by a March wind. The hat skims toward the Fox den where the fox plans to nab the bunny, but the fox is fooled when the hat is empty. Uncle Wiggily recovers the hat and jokes about being cleaned up.
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Uncle Wiggily
Uncle Wigglly
Mr. Longears
Mr. Tastytail
Wiggily
Aunt Lettie
Goat
Goodle Wiggily
Fox
Sara
Uncle Wigegily
Rabbit
Ward
Uncle
Bunny
Johnnie Bushytail
Uncle Wigegill
Fit the Column From Top to Bottom
A puzzle item asking to insert words in order to form a vertical column. It lists three definitions: A Piece of Inrpiture. An engagement. A Middle West city. The task requires placing corresponding words top to bottom.
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Middle West
Smokers honor Miss Moors with Idaho potato toast
Miss Peart Moors hosted a stylish smoker last night in honor of her final paycheck. She wore a raccoon coat as guests enjoyed the festivities and a lighthearted toast to prosperity.
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Wet
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Imogene
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Fuzzy
Encle
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Tarloyd
Othello
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Buzzard
Abe Martin
Brienne
Ord of Meyers
TE Tex
Wales
Burroughs Nature Club
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Chamberlain
Hall-Ekfelt Co
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