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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1920
Page
2
The Newberry verdict prompts debate on punishment and political consequences while the Maryland battleship joins the fleet as a symbol of modern naval power. A government labor plan aimed at reducing strikes is praised as a practical, open approach, with industry councils and rapid fact gathering highlighted.
A lecture on eye diseases stresses careful examination by a family doctor before treatment, warns against unqualified glasses, and notes contagious eyelid inflammations. It outlines safe practices including a thoracic acid solution and Pare’s ointment for styes, and contrasts cold vs hot applications for lids versus eyeball.
A fragmentary piece discusses a man bounced from four clubs and losing his racing car and tailor credit. He contemplates low paying jobs, possible alcohol trouble, and eventual return to work while his family plans and life patterns are explored in dialogue.
Bunnet a young rabbit leaves her hilltop home to explore the farm garden despite warnings about Mr Dog. She crosses the meadow, overcomes fear, and finds the garden, hoping to sample the green treats while her parents discuss beet tops and lettuce. The tale shifts to a separate scene with Andrew and Imogene debating Tommy Binney’s club status and his financial downfall.
A fragmentary hometown scene shows a young man canvassing to fund college amid a car accident with minor injuries and a half million idea of money. Local figures Gabe Craw and Tommy Business appear in the muddled text as part of the narrative about ambition and money habits.
Puzzle notes count lines to total 15 across a nine square grid with moves in all directions not crossing blocks. Examples show sequences like 1 2 4 A 3 and 1 5 9 achieving sums, prompting readers to find other 15 lines.
The Cedar Rapids Republicans urge optimism without blind cheer, noting discontent can drive progress and asking readers to balance hope with realism. Marshalltown Times-Republican cautions planning for next winter’s coal and warns against relying on current supplies. Dubuque Telegraph-Herald questions public highway spending amid flat price outlook and weak building prospects.
An advertisement touts a simple dandruff cure using about four ounces of plain liquid arvon applied at night. It claims the scalp will be moistened and rubbed in, with dandruff and itch vanishing by morning after several applications. The text urges purchase of arvon at any drug store and notes low cost.
Nature Notes by John Burroughs presents reader questions on animal blood circulation bird senses and rainbows with future answers teased. It discusses digger habits of squirrels woodchucks prairie dogs pocket gophers and their soil piles revealing neatness and clever rodent behavior.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a cheap corn remover from a Cincinnati scientist. It claims instant relief from aching corns and calluses with a tiny bottle, sold by druggists, without pain or irritation.
Evansville resident J W Tohil reports relief from thigh muscle pains after using Foley Kidney Pills following a friend's recommendation. The ad claims benefits for rheumatic pains, stiff joints and offers the product widely.
The passage explains how warmth accelerates birds nest building by increasing food supply, leading to quicker egg development. It notes that warm springs yield more eggs per nesting, with robins laying four or five in warm seasons versus two or three in cold ones.
Many women endure constipation causing headache nervousness and sallow complexion. These Chamberlain's Tablets relieve and are easy to take and pleasant in effect. They cost four quarters.
A patient credits Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy with restoring his health and preventing an operation for liver and gallbladder issues. The ad claims the preparation removes catarrhal mucus and reduces inflammation affecting stomach, liver, and intestines, including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee.
Urges women to inspect kidney and bladder health noting symptoms like backache headaches and fatigue. Claims Dr Kilmer Swamp Root improves kidney liver and bladder function and offers sample bottles by mail with paid sizes available at drug stores.
Prominent Indiana farmer Frank Stacer from Newburgh credits Number 40 For The Blood with curing rheumatism gland enlargements and general debility after years of illness. The advertisement touts rapid elimination of morbid products and notes the product is made by J C Mendentall in Huineville Indiana and sold by Wangler Brothers.
A health piece explains the seven year cycle of body tissues and how rapid breakdown signals aging. It warns that early signs of fatigue and high tension indicate a need to rebuild vital forces before serious decline.
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