Welebiog Evening Bonrice published daily periodicals notice
The item is a historical newspaper page containing masthead details for Welebiog Evening Bonrice Volume 62 Number 13. It lists publication information, pricing, postal matter status, Associated Press affiliation, advertising policies, and office contacts in Waterloo and major cities.
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WH. Hartman CO
Weet Park Ave
Iaioh Bos
Waterloo
Associated Press
USA
Newa
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Washington, D. C
Buren, Munsey
E.G. Dougherty
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Story, Brooks & Finier
Rep's
Uncle Sam and His Bonds Explain Their Value and Market
The piece argues liberty bonds were issued for wartime funding and remain good promises to be paid at maturity. It notes discounts reflect demand for cash and that bonds should rise to par as markets absorb offerings. It critiques political agitation over campaign funding and suggests support for Gen Wood’s campaign finances.
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Sam
Uncle Sam
More Trees Needed to Restore Balance and Fuel Security
The piece argues for reforestation to replace forests lost to fire and overuse, noting trees cut in rural areas and the need for woodlots to prevent fuel shortages. It cites European practices of protecting and regenerating forests and warns that without replacement, coal prices and fuel costs will rise.
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United States
Virginia
New York
Towa
Department of Agriculture
Europe
Health Talks By John B Huber
Health talks discuss kumyss a fermented milk tonic from mare or cow milk noting therapeutic uses as a kidney medicament stimulant and sleep aid. It includes home fermentation recipe and cautions about imitation products, plus a reader question about a Scottish birthweight pattern and a medical response from Dr Huber.
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America
Arenitectura
Sandy
Strange Conversation and Creature Tales in Attic Around Town
A bizarre passage blends a surreal dialogue among animals with human characters discussing touch and cleanliness, followed by details on animal behavior and a note on identifying the field sparrow. The text juxtaposes odd social talk with natural observations and a late day song reference.
Friend Wife By ROE FULRERSON
Imogene questions Andrew about a dentist visit as he recounts a comical misadventure. He describes a costly bill for crown work, bridge, gum remedy, and toothpaste, exaggerated by his irritated protest and a dentist’s mistaken diagnosis. The exchange blends humor with local color and a sharp jab at medical bills.
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Imogene
Andrew
Inter
Alda
West Virginia
Hettaling
Sannara
Old Madam Spider's Complaint
A bedtime tale where Old Madam Spider under the attic eaves confronts a broom-clean maid and speaks with a china dog and cat. Madam Spider bristles at being called dirty, defending her family's nature and presence in the dusty attic.
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China Dog
China Cat
Madam Spider
Nature Notes by John Burroughs Questions and Answers Preview
A fragment from Nature Notes presents questions on tree defenses insects animal habits and bird distribution tied to geology. The text cites earlier Q A exchanges about instinct versus rational action and briefly notes about wasps sting purposes and animal behavior.
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Nature
John Burroughs
A Son of Rest Patchwork Poem Fragment
A fragmented verse piece attributed to Frank L. Stanton mixes streetside imagery and comic warnings. It lampoons holiday folly and cites a caution from The Adams Enterprise about looking aloft as danger looms from speeding cars.
Who Killed the Peace Treaty in the Senate
A Davenport Times analysis argues the treaty failed due to a bloc of Democratic followers of the president who preferred rejection over concessions, with some Republicans supporting reservations to protect American interests.
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Cock Robin
Davenport Times
League of Nations
Senate
League
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd
Charlie Plunger bets on three horse races losing 432 on the first race then one third of his remaining stake on the second. He then loses a quarter of what he has left on the third, plunges all on a 4 to 1 shot and wins enough to recover his money and end even.
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J “T
Burling
Imogene
Andrew
Charlie Plunger
Gil
Charlie
Mace
Bitro-Phosphate Promises Nervous System Relief
An advertisement touts Bitro-Phosphate as a nerve food and builder for thin, nervous people. It claims to restore strength, weight, sleep, and mood, describing it as a safe non stimulant with flesh gaining effects, urging cautious use for those seeking growth.
Campaign rhetoric on labor, crime, and voter clarity
The piece argues for using convict labor in road building and notes voter mistrust in campaigns. It calls for recurring focus on facts over insinuations and praises clear businesslike discussions to avoid confusion at the ballot.
Right Principles in Campaign Finance Debate
Sioux City Tribune notes Gov Lowden funds campaigns from his own means, labeling him frugal and opposed to spending money for office. A friend says he bans insults to opponents and would rather lose with integrity than win by harming rivals, arguing money from interests corrupts politics.
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Sioux City Tribune
Lowden
Goss
Bayer Aspirin Ad Promotes Headache Relief
An advertisement urges insistence on Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in Bayer packaging with directions for Headache Cold Pain Neuralgia Lumbar and Rheumatism. It claims Bayer means genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for nineteen years in handy tin boxes of 12 tablets costing a few cents.
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Bayer
Dandruff Cure Claim For Liquid Argon Ad
An advertisement promotes liquid argon as a cure for dandruff claiming application at night dissolves and destroys dandruff with 4 ounces used over several nights. It promises relief from itching and improved hair texture and urges purchase at drug stores.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised for colds
Mrs. S E Kinnan of Roseville Ohio says the winter season makes taking cold easy and that a bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy should be kept at home. She declares it the best medicine for colds and coughs and promises pleasant relief.
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Chamberlain’s
S.E. Kinnan
Roseville
Ohio
Medicine Proclaims Cure for Malaria and Rheumatism
A Spartanburg resident testifies that after years of malaria and rheumatism he found relief using Number 40 For the Blood. He reports lasting benefit and keeps the remedy on hand. Made by J C Mendenhall Evansville Ind and sold by Wangier Brothers.
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J. C. Mendenhall
Hvansville
Ind
Wangier Brothers
Isement
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Gen. Wood
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W. D. Jamieson
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Wits
Barry Ruga de
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Teddy
John B. Huber
Ams. M.D
John &. Huber
Spider
Vance
Wife
Roe Fulrerson
Sandman
Mrs. F. A. Walker
Son OF
Rest
Frank L. Stanton
Adama Enterprise
Ever Willams
Iowa
Mason City
Sam Loyd
Gemme
BLISS
W. E. Bryant
West Paris
Alonzo
A. C. Bliss CO
Minneapolis
Curtis
Curtis Hotel Company
Fourth Ave. S
Tenth St
Minn
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