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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1914
Page
11
Ruth Cameron reflects on phlegmatic temperaments and common antipathies. She questions how people assume others imagine fears and notes she experiences a nerve reaction to knife sounds, suggesting sensitivity underpins her stance against intolerance.
Reinforcements join General Maas and his Mexican forces near Vera Cruz while General Funston stays calm amid rumors of a Mexican attack on El Tajon waterworks west of the city, where an American outpost is stationed.
The author explains that people differ in sensory sensitivity, likening it to color blindness and ear tuning. Examples include reactions to whistles, tearing cloth, scraping tin, and a father scraping a pipe, noting broader antipathies across senses.
Fragmented text discusses antipathies and a proposed headwear association, with references to National Headwins and state organizations. It mentions a council of presidents, trustees elected from state sections, and platform principles. Also notes local social visits, farming activity, and Corn planting progress alongside scattered personal notices.
Des Moines May 15 packages a campaign for practical good roads work and education. The Town Good Roads federation forms a temporary Iowa division of the National Highways Association. Joe Long named chairman and Kent Oo Berman temporary secretary. The group aims to place the National Highways Association in Iowa good standing and will seek city membership only if approved by leading commercial bodies.
Fragmentary report notes Mooreville residents S J WW Bartrington and family traveling to Trae riday Frank Froat and family were observed departing, with unclear destinations or purpose. The text mentions names but lacks complete details of actions or outcomes.
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