Wialecles and Daily Paper Notice from Waterloo Iowa
The page lists Wialecles Daily with pricing for carrier and mail delivery, editor credentials, and billing policies. It notes Associated Press rights, and includes advertising policies, district bureau contacts in Washington and Munsey Biles, with dates and offices in New York Philadelphia Chicago and San Francisco. The piece reads as a newspaper masthead and advertising notice from Waterloo Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ak Bartman
Weat Park Ave
John C. Bartman
A. W. Peterson
Treas
Gen'l Eri
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
RAFUB
Kavertistig'setes
Ant
Washington, D. C
Munsey Biles
GI Dougherty
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Rep
Exchange and Prices in a Postwar Economy
The piece argues Europe faces demoralized finances with weak currency and high price levels, suggesting fiat money and gold backing issues, plus collapsed exchange rates may prevent a return to prewar parity. It cites wartime money fears, gold backing limits, and volatile price levels as reasons why postwar normalization is unlikely. It also notes US farmers prosperity before 1920, warns against radicalism, extols contentment over wealth, and critiques press sensationalism and Paraguay’s long conflicts.
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Europe
Treasury
United States
North Dakota
Bolshevists
Jeppt
Wei
Elsie Ferguson
China
America
Health Talks by John R Huber AM MD Abridged Q and A
Health Talks by John R Huber AM MD discuss liver spots linked to skin and systemic diseases, causes including scratching and irritants, and treatments with hydrogen peroxide, green soap, and mercury compounds under medical guidance. A Q and A segment covers gall stones symptoms, sudden right-sided pain, vomiting, fever, jaundice, and infant neonatal jaundice resolving in 4 to 14 days with medical advice.
Two Views of Napoleon Reader Reflection on His Tomb
A reflective piece contrasts Napoleon's lasting fame with his ruinous missteps. It contrasts France’s reverent tomb at Saint Helena and Marshal Foch's tribute with Ingersoll's austere critique. The essay weighs historical grandeur against the moral cost of imperial power.
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Napoleon
St. Helena
France
Ag Robert G
Comba
Mocor
Waterloo
Paris
Ehar- He
Altho
Fook Pala
Marshal ‘Foch
Marshal Foch
Robert G. Ingersoll
Plumed Constable Sets Committee to Probe Farm Distress
Constable Newt Plum appoints a committee to investigate rural suffering among farmers. Authorities fear stirring agitation among the people and worry about disrupting business, amid pressures toward democracy.
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Newt Plum
Her Graduation Poem Fragment by Frank L. Rignton
Fragmented verse outlines a graduation moment with a speaker reflecting on language and emotion. The speaker imagines a daughter graduating, noting lips and music, while a son named Jessone and other fragments appear in a tone fitting a local paper feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Rignton
Dutch Farmer’s Ham Sale Confusion Baffles Community
A humorous tally follows a Dutch farmer who misprices half and whole hams, charging a dollar for halves and doubles for wholes. Across encounters with neighbors, a hotel owner, and a traveling buyer, demand depletes stock with each sale, leaving readers to puzzle the totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant Saita
The Substitute Millionaire Fie Rathbr Oe Pieves Wit
Jack Norman inherits Silas Gyde s fortune and hires actor Bob o impersonate him to hunt the anarchists who killed Gyde He seeks disguise from Harmon Evers a makeup expert and creates Mr Pitman a plain businessman persona The plan leads to a stakeout chase meeting with Darel Anderson then a chance dinner with Anderson at a Lexington Avenue saloon where their mutual interest grows into an unexpected bond
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Jack Norman
Silas Gyde
Bobo
Aj Btrakye
Norman
Gack Fo
Cipher House
Miriam Culbreth
Madagascar
Jack
Harmon Evers
New York
Twenty-ninth Street
Jacks
Evers
Brers
Mr. Evers
Nix
Pitan
Mr. Pitman
Fred Pitman
Forty-second Street
T ‘Is
Eureka‘ Protective Association
Darel Anderson
Forty- Second
Pitthind
Madison
Grand Cenitral Station
Anderson
Lexington Avenue
Mr. Andersen
Anerson
Ettiar
Correct Engs Don't Say Our Army Advance Ward
Fragmentary phrases appear to mock or misstate military dispatches about an army advance and enemy retreat. The text references age and worthiness, plus unclear statements about individuals and friendship.
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Ship
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Samuel Freaman
Denver
Paraguay
South America
Cyrenus Cole
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Congress
Jackson
Jeferson
John R. Huber
de Huber
Napo
Bettoy
George Elsmith Boran Company
Onc
Tim
Byers
Mr Byers
Sassie
Gertain
Saket
vEewers
Heland
Iwan
Saiderson
Saul Jack
Aney
Byxroughs
Houcerrow
Coocha
EU Tony
Aha - HA Crappetti Angelo
ATH
Tritens Inc
Mle Il Re eLrlere Ead Hy
Gee
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