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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1924

Page

3

Waterloo paper approves playgrounds amid opposition

Local Waterloo news notes opposition to city takeover of playgrounds led by Mrs. Chester Cadwallader while stressing the value of 5,000 recreation centers in 500 cities for child development and community health. Editorial argues play fosters physical activity and imagination, and communities have a duty to provide space and leadership for children.

Waterloo Chester Cadwallader Teader Chautauqua Study Clubs Prospect

Government Form Debates Rise From French Crisis

Commentary weighs cabinet versus presidential systems, arguing stability in the United States contrasts with French disruptions. Daugherty’s ethics and Coolidge’s fate loom as forces shaping party unity. France faces a reshaped cabinet under Poincaré with Millerand steering a new ministry after resignation.

Poineste France United States Na Econfidence Coolidge Poincare Tetsumdone Lse Germany Ruhr Berlin Millerand Buti Poincare

Signs of Spring and Social Notes in Iowa Town

The column sketches springtime signs in Marshalltown with jokes about chickens and straw, mud, and road troubles. It mentions seed catalogs, garden chatter, and a playful sign of spring amid town life. A separate note cites France’s reduced drunkenness postwar due to entertainment and anti alcohol movement.

Marshalltown Dusenderes's IE Tower

Aromatic Spirits of Ammonia in Home First Aid

Dr Brady explains aromatic spirits of ammonia as a portable form of smelling salts used for fainting shock and fainting. He details internal and external uses, cautions about supply with alcohol, and notes its role in easing itching and stomach discomfort.

Radio night and Rooster hallelujah for dawn broadcasts

Davenport Times notes a plan by a British company to broadcast nightingale music from groves to headline a new wave of radio. Boone News-Republican cites a man repurposing a battleship smoke stack as a junkyard garage amid other local quirks. Rolfe Arrow laments degenerating registrative bodies favoring carrion over flesh in politics.

Davenport Tadio Boone Boone News-Republican Welsions Navy

FRIEND WIFE By ROE FULKERSON

Andrew declares plans to take up golf to cope with his social life while Imogene resists club access and questions the health of his dinners. Their banter centers on gender roles at the country club, with jealousy, humor, and marital tension driving the scene.

Andrew Imogene Imo- Bene Country Club Stag Tee

The Sandman Story Read by Mrs F A Walker

Little Reddy Fox heads out for his first hunt despite warnings of traps around the barnyard. Grandfather tells a fable of a fox who overvalues wisdom and tries to nab a goose, gets trapped, and learns a harsh lesson. Reddy vows to be wiser and heads off, hoping to prove himself.

Reddy Little Redsly Fisk Miss Goosey Mr. Dog Man Grandfather Fox Neddy

Virginia Fairfax in a Glamour Film World

In a melodrama of early Hollywood life, Virginia Fairfax rebels against her Puritanical grandfather and joins the film world in Los Angeles. She befriends Gloria Summers, meets movie star Theodore Stratton, and faces love, jealousy, and scandal amid studio pressures.

Bynopsisvirginia Fairfax Virginia Flmland Los Angeles Gloria Summers Herbert Richardson Gloria Kitty Dalton Kitty Theodore Stratton Stratton Mitty John ‘Storm Jatiivuds Theodora Stratton

Perry's Sport Clothes Prompt Exercise Plan

Imogene urges a friend to start exercising soon and mentions Perry's as the place to buy sport clothes. She notes sleeveless golf vests in Nile green and outfits that would pair with skirts, while suggesting a start within sixteen days. The dialogue emphasizes health and timely action.

Imogene Perry's

Brain Tests Solve Apples in Joint Account

In a puzzle Mrs Smith and Mrs Jones sell apples at two for a cent and three for a cent. After combining stocks and selling at five for two cents, the final cash fell seven cents short of selling separately. Determine total apples sold. The puzzle includes wordplay with SON GAR minus SON plus CAISSON etc ending AISNE.

Mra. S

Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions Answers

A 1823 Nature Notes column invites readers to submit Natura questions. The column promises answers in the next issue's Nature Notes, addressing topics such as housing adult frogs with tadpoles, snail coil direction, and brown creeper song.

Burroughs Nature Club Hougston Mifflin Co

Answers to Questions on Peach Pest and Wildlife Habits

The pink peach aphid Myzus persicae sulzini eggs hatch in autumn. control with a 7 percent kerosene emulsion when first seen. Wild hogs are active, with strong appetites and tusks for rooting. cedar birds nest 10 to 30 feet high in shade, building nests from weeds, bark, and moss with bluish gray eggs and dark blotches.

Are Women 100 Per Cent Efficient

An advertisement urges women to use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to restore health and vitality. It claims many women suffer aches and nervousness and asserts the product helps them become "one hundred per cent efficient" and worth living. It cites unnamed testimonials across the country.

Lydia Pintham

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