Waterloo Press notices and editorial on public ownership
The Waterloo newspaper reviews national issues from Bolshevik and postmaster general debates to utility ownership, praising local civic effort while critiquing Burleson’s government control and urging support for Waterloo W C A and Y W C A strengths. It notes Harned's proposal for an Iowa Welfare League branch and comments on existing local welfare work.
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Understanding mental illness and blood pressure in medical notes
The article discusses dementia praecox as a youth-associated condition, its symptoms, causes, and distinctions from insanity. It explains varied mental effects, from illogical thoughts to dream-like states, and notes periods of apathy and excitement. It also covers blood pressure readings and interpretations, linking high and low values to health risks and recommended targets.
Understanding Stuttering and Stammering Causes and Treatment
The article explains stuttering and stammering as rhythm and breath control issues with many cases due to imitation, home and school methods, or disease. It warns against unhelpful corrections and stresses physician consultation and proper breathing rhythm training for treatment.
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Wounded Hero Survives By Living In Tub Water
Baltimore reports Lieut Milton Mackall of the 115th Infantry, wounded in France with spinal injury, is treated at Fort McHenry. Doctors under Maj A P Herring use a water bath and air cushions to prevent spinal shock, aiming for recovery.
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Opportunity Knocks Once in Quiet Rural Notice
A terse local notice notes opportunities arrive but may pass quickly. The fragment references searing or signaling a generic event with no named individuals or organizations, reflecting a clipped newspaper style from the National Newspaper Service.
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Side Talks on Saving and Raising Families
A columnist explores the clash between saving for old age and meeting costs of raising children. The piece argues that some children repay parents with grudging or absent gratitude while noting variances due to family size and education, and recalls a young Italian daughter’s view of parental sacrifice.
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The Sandman Story Part 1 Bunny and Jack Crow
Bunny Rabbit’s father warns him about Jack Crow who lives in a tree. Jack tempts Bunny with tales of Harmer Man’s garden and green lettuce, corn, and seeds. Bunny questions the danger but hears of tempting greens and trouble.
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Bunny and Jack Crow Foil Lettuce Trap Tale
Bunny Rabbit tries a shortcut to Farmer Man's garden and finds Jack Crow tempting lettuce. Jack traps Bunny in a box with a wire lid and mocks him. Bunny pleads for help as the lid weighs heavy, while Jack flies away with the corn. Tomorrow the escape is promised.
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Brain Tests and Transposition Puzzles in Odd Ball Sentences
The text features jumbled phrases and missing words in a playful puzzle about word transpositions. It references blanks filled by swapped letters, sport metaphors, and a scene with a nobleman’s rule, lightning bugs, an organ, and a bookkeeper, ending with a note about five forms derived from trapezoid cuts.
Bryan urges a young Democratic standard bearer for 1920
The Com moner editor William Jennings Bryan predicts a bitter 1920 race and advocates nominating a young man who can win public trust and fight private monopoly. He warns Wilson may not run again and urges the party to begin the search for a capable leader.
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Tiz for aching feet promises instant relief
Advert says "Tiz" cures sore tired feet and bunions by drawing out poisons, stops pain, and relieves calluses. It claims fit and comfort, priced 25 cents per box, available at druggists for a year of foot relief.
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Wilson attends Longchamp races during tense diplomacy
The article notes President Wilson took an afternoon off to watch the Longchamp races in Paris with Mrs Wilson joining him. It states the outcome of the ponies is unknown and uses the moment to illustrate eased diplomatic tension in recent days.
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Stop Itching Eczema Quick Relief with Zemo
Stop itching and eczema fast with Zemo supplied by any druggist for 35c. Extra large bottle $1.00. Healing starts the moment Zemo is applied and soon clears eczema pimples rash and related skin troubles. Zema antiseptic liquid dries not greasy and stains avoided. Pha EW Rose Co Cleveland OH.
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