Watertown Daily Star listing and notices
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Rotary and Waterloos Loyal Public Service Message
Waterloo hosts Rotary delegates as Iowa Rotarians gather for the annual convention. The piece extols Rotary as more than a luncheon club, highlighting its moral purpose, service to others, and impact on community life. It notes corruption investigations and how exposing graft can spur reform and accountability.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Rotary
Alimgel
Finding booze graft in Daugherty committee testimony
The text discusses liquor permit graft in Prohibition era cases. It notes difficulty proving corruption at higher government levels, the need for secrecy in pursuing cases, and the reliance on personal honesty and principled conduct within the Department of Justice. It describes when public exposure prompts action and the risk of ongoing graft without discovery.
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John Gorout
Alps Drug Company
New York
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Howard Mannington
Goroni
Senate
Daugherty
Daugherty Committee
America
Department of Government
Department of Justice
We Need More Trees and Tree Planting Season
The piece urges reforestation and explains motives to plant trees. It links practical benefits like wood supply and property value with the aesthetic and spiritual value of trees. It notes citizens should plant this season and recalls figures and events from history. It also mentions Verdun commander Nivelle and Oklahoma politics.
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America
Jal
Sesame Oil Employed In Home Remedies For Coughs
An old Home Health column by Dr. William Brady presents home remedies including a camphorated sesame oil embrocation for chest and throat rubs, a benzoin blend for skin use, and instructions for preparing mild laxatives such as magnesium citrate. Readers are invited to mail questions for brief, general medical advice.
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Johnny
Brady
William Brady
Bhig
Burroughs Nature Club Notes and Questions from Readers
In this Nature Notes column readers ask about local wildlife and plants. An observer describes a small brown bird with white tail edges, questions llama spitting behavior, and asks about moth egg control. The page also answers past questions on mockingbirds relatives, lawn lily-of-the-valley, pink coral beads, and coral reef formation with scientific explanations.
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Nature Notes
Anns
Europe
Allegheny Mountains
Virginia
South Carolina
Imaere
Mediterranean
Government resilience amid scandals echoed by Sibley Tribune
The article argues that government scandals do not destroy faith in popular government, claiming the people themselves remain the government and will not lose faith despite rascals. It notes reforms are incidental and stresses enduring social standards and accountability.
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Sibley Tribune
Tress
Washington
Ciftics
Fishing as philosophy in ROE FULKERSON piece
The Mason City Giabe Gazette preview discusses fishing as more than sport, a season of reflection. It extols the thrill of the strike, the mix of hope and fear, and the pursuit of fish, noting the biggest catches often get away. Also mentions auto accident fears in Toledo Chronicle.
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Mason City
Giabe-Gazette
Red headed women and romance in a playful debate
Andrew and Imogene banter about red headed women and romance. He compares admiration to loving a homerun while she quips about danger, passion, and varied looks from red heads and brunets, Spanish types, and blondes as they discuss love and risk.
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Imogene
Andrew
Southland
Enarnesty
Burlington
Hawk-Eye
J. F. Langworthy
Winnetka
Parent- Teacher Association
National Education Association
Chicago
Erea
Jhair
Emily Post
Irs
Langworthy
Big
Jose Big
Richard ‘Harding Davis
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd
A brain teaser poem asks to find a word from clues about the parts of a riddle. The verses hint at a composite word whose segments answer a playful puzzle.
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Sam Loyd Ee
The Sandman Story by Mrs. F. A. Walker
Mrs Robin and her mate care for their young while Puss the cat stalks nests near the tree by the stone wall. Mrs Sparrow warns, but danger comes when Puss spots the robin family and pounces. Narration details a perilous morning as young birds await unknown fates.
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Mr. Robin
Puss
Mrs. Sparraw
Virginal Conception and Birth Shown in Scriptural View
The piece argues that Christ's virginal conception and birth are fundamental Christian tenets. It cites Mary and Joseph, the annunciation, and the role of the Holy Spirit, supported by early church writers like Ignatius, Justin, Irenaeus, Tertullian, Origen, and Jerome. It emphasizes Isaias prophecy as pointing to a virginal conception and stresses divine power over human limits.
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Galilee
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Sparrow and the nest that sparked a cat chase
In a village tale Mrs Sparrow tempts fate by revealing a robin nest to Puss the cat. Puss taunts Sparrow then reaches the tree to find the nest empty, sparking fear for Mrs Robin and her five youngsters. Mrs Sparrow flees, while Mr Robin and Mrs Robin recover their brood elsewhere. The sparrows are blamed by the robins and life around the yard settles into wary quiet.
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Atta
Sparrow
Puss
Mrs. Sparrow
Ars. Sparrow
Mr. Robin
Irs
Mrs. Robin
Views of Tite People Virginal Conception and Birth of Christ
Catholic readers consider the virginal conception and birth of Christ as taught by the church and creed. The piece argues the event was supernatural, caused directly by the Holy Ghost, and supported by Scripture through a prophecy in Isaiah and testimony from Mary Joseph and the divine messenger.
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Christ
Holy Name Society
Sacred Heart Church
Waterloo
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Church
Church Universal
Mar
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Isaias
Emmanuel
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Thia
Papes Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a harmless stomach relief for indigestion and uncomfortable fullness after meals. It claims the remedy settles the stomach and corrects digestion the moment it reaches the stomach and costs only a few cents at any drug store.
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