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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1924

Page

3

Waterloo Evening Courier Ad Rates and Public Notice

The Waterloo Evening Courier lists rates and distribution details for subscriptions and mail delivery within various radii. It notes policies on payments, circulation regions, and disclaimer statements on editorial integrity and advertising. The fragment references Associated Press affiliation and rights.

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Negro Democrats Not Yet in the United States

A clipped editorial discusses possible abandonment of the Republican party by Black voters. It cites the Dyer anti-lynching bill, Liberia loan opposition, and argues Black voters should shift toward those acting in their interests. Mentions Lincoln, party loyalty, and potential migration effects.

Republican Party Negro Voters of America Episcopal General Conference The African Methodist Episcopal Church Lewisville Senate Republcan Ure Dyer Liberia Dyer Republican Congress

Tenown Racer Johnson Faces Scrutiny Over Campaign Speech

Tenown racer Johnson drew attention for lengthy rhetoric during a campaign plea. Critics teased that his excessive talking rushed the event and may have muddled his message.

Tax, Taxes, and Global News Echoes Across Parliaments

In a patchwork of opinions the article surveys tax talk in the U S Senate and House where Am Mons and Longworth plans mingle with party leverage and public sentiment. It notes Republican and Democratic tensions over tax rates and policy, then shifts to international remarks praising a British Labor budget, Dawes plan, and French British activism amid postwar economic strain. The piece juxtaposes domestic political maneuvering with overseas economic measures and potential alliances as nations navigate repayment, blockade, and debt concerns.

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Nutrition cartoon prompts milk budget contrasts in homes

In a humorous vignette by Dr. Brady a professional household plots food spending across categories with milk dominating the budget while meat and fats appear less central. A separate tale follows Jack's midnight palace visit as the princess laments royal poverty after wealth loss.

Proteskor New York

FRIEND WIFE By ROB FULKERSON

Mamie marries tarry Gaylord after Imogene books a slot. Andrew and Imogene trade quips as Jim Bayliss, a boastful wrestler, woos Mamie while Harry lingers on the veranda. Imogene recounts youth, affection, and parental doubt, contrasting calves and tenderness in courting.

Mamie Tarry Gaylord Imogene Andrew Jim Bayliss Gaylord Jin Jim Harry

Fragmentary quotation hints at dialect and self-perception

A partial OCR fragment shows dialogue about marriage and a comment by Andrew. It includes phrases about harmlessness, Seateh dialect, and a reference to Bobbie Burns, suggesting a literary or conversational snippet rather than a full news item. Names are unclear. context is missing.

Seateh Andrew Bobbie Burns Germany Berlin

Iowa Editors Urge Legion Candidates For Public Office

Des Moines Capital urges American Legion members to support friends who seek public office, stressing honesty, efficiency, and qualifications. The Sioux City Journal notes state actions to improve cross-border trade safety. Des Moines Register cites Coolidge Johnson race as a quiet optimistic choice. Mason City Globe-Gazette questions if women candidates have arrived. Marshalltown Times-Republican comments on spurring synthetic junior ores at Al Smith smithy.

Des Moines American Legion Legion Marshalltown

Burroughs Nature Club Notes from 1923 column questions

A 1923 nature notes column invites reader questions on birds, turtles, and insects. It lists three sample questions about Columbus guiding birds, slider turtles, and the kissing bug with answers promised in tomorrow’s nature notes.

Burroughs Nature Club Houghton Mipflin Co Columbus America Gale

Birds and flowers in Florida and other natural topics

Reads like a compiled list of book recommendations on birds, flowers, and Florida flora, including You might enjoy Walter John Mutr’s A Thousand Mile Walt to the Gulf and Bradforttor’s A Florida Sketch Books, plus field guides. It also touches on brood incubation physiology and carnivore dentition in brief notes.

Fler Alther Jonn Mutr Walt Gulf South Bradfomt ‘Torrer Florida Iskin

The King’s Gold Quest In The Sandman Tale

Jack recalls a lightning flash and a long tailed man guiding him toward a forest road after a mighty storm. He notices broken branches, hears a wind rush, and ponders the hammer of the Giant. He contemplates whether the king’s gold was stolen and vows to seek the King’s palace for answers.

Jack

Palace Gate Chronicle Tangle In Abe Martin Ik Tale

Abe Martin Ik arrives at a palace described as dark and quiet, expecting revelry. He enters through a gate, with odd asides about an Abdyseinian warthog awake and a guard nearly telling him to join senators and congressmen. The scene shifts to a silhouette of the garden gateway and distant references to Turner and Rotpnter.

Jack Palace Jank

Fifty Years Ago In The Courter May 7 1874

In the Courter column a dark night incident near the Illinois Central depot involves a mixed carriage party with profane drunken conduct and obscene language. Train No 14 westbound had 28 loaded cars bound for Missouri River traders. The note mentions a school bond vote in Waterloo and two new Lincoln township schoolhouses. Maple syrup ads and a breach of promise suit joke appear alongside church plans and local teachers opening a studio in Farwell Manson.

Iuinoin Central Depot Wills Brown I. C Cedar Walls Missouri River

Special election and long winter memories in 1884

A 1884 newspaper item recalls a May 18 special election from forty years prior and details a severe winter, with zero temperatures, heavy snow, and a frozen river. It also notes upcoming telephone expansion linking Dubuque and Cedar Rapids, and local incidents including baseball injuries, a death from heart disease, a barber shop purchase, a wrist injury, and a fatal house fire in Lester township.

Prisoners arraigned as Mary Pratt on furlough home

Twenty years ago on Saturday May 7 1904 police court arraigned twelve prisoners many feigning wags as Miss Mary E Pratt missionary on furlough homeward. Other notes include a river carp caught weighing 17 pounds and revival plans for Walnut Street Baptist church.

Mary E. Pratt India

Virginia Aunt Arrives In A Wheel Of Reunion

Eddie Montforth returns to St Francis after a football loss and brings Virginia into Mrs. Chester's room. The scene shifts to an emotional reunion as Virginia and Eddie embrace, exchanging longing words about home, growth, and family bonds amid the play’s tension.

Virginia St. Francis Eddie Montforth Mrs. Chester Eddie Persl Aunt Virginia Jonesy Tower Gloria Kitty Grandfather Mrs_i Chester Montforth Pam Virginta Altho

Brain Tests By Sam Lord A Riddling Stroll Puzzle

On a morning walk Mr Buss questions a laborer about hole depth. The worker says his height is five feet ten inches and will dig twice as deep. When finished the hole will have the top and bottom depths in relation to him. A word riddle transforms KNAVE minus NAVE plus LEA plus FEATHERS minus LEAP minus HER into KEATS.

Mr. Bussbody Mr. Busybody Knave Nave Lea

Hair Groom promises glossy, well-groomed hair

An advertisement touts fair Groom as a greaseless combing cream that handles stubborn unruly hair all day with natural gloss. It claims to aid thicker, heavier, lustrous hair and warns against greasy imitations amid a sales pitch for business and social wear.

Stop Itching Skin with Zemo Treatment

One safe, dependable method relieves itching and cleanses skin. Ask a druggist for a 35 or 1 bottle of Zemo and use as directed. It helps eliminate irritations, pimples, ringworm, and other skin troubles. Zemo soap and ointment priced to fit.

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