Waterson Evening Courier Advertising and Policies
The Waterson Evening Courier lists rates and policies including daily publication details, carrier price of 15 cents per week and 6.00 monthly, and notes Associated Press affiliation. It also outlines advertising standards, payment terms, and restrictions on misleading or politically objectionable copy.
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WY. 3
Hartman CO
West Parn Ave
John C. der Presider
AL W. Peterson
Treas
Ges'l Maennai
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of C. Sinonsi
Dempsey Carpentier Bout Promises Grim Showdown
The French challenger Georges Carpentier arrives to contest the world title against Jack Dempsey. Media noise and expert prognostications forecast Dempsey’s tactical edge while Carpentier’s manager Descamps is seen as a potential disrupting factor in the looming bout.
Have a Heart Days Reflect on Rising Alcohol Propaganda
Text contends that history repeats in public belief confrontations as moral battles intensify. It notes a July 1915 Allied knockout at Chateau Thierry and compares that moment to current alcohol proposition debates.
Hooch bombs and drys spark chaotic court scene
A chaotic scene unfolds as a supposedly explosive bottle of hooch turns out to have exploded on a detective. The incident fuels drys fears of tampered liquor while pundits debate judges gowns and legal taunts amid broader political jabs.
Meat and appendicitis in football era diet
Health Talks by Dr Joan R Bubeh discusses appendicitis causes with emphasis on diet and digestion. He explains the appendix and caecum, how undigested food can trigger inflammation, and notes meat heavy meals and rushed eating raise risk.
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Harvard
Brickley
Enright
Richard Cole Newton
New Jersey
Newton
Fletcher
Frederick Treves
Afterthoughts on Faith and Society in a Turbulent Time
A dusty Bible comment and public remarks hint at shifts in Waterloo respect for religion. The piece praises Dr Griffith Thomas and mocks aging proverb usage while noting social bonds, Anglo sympathy, and cross cultural openness in a world wary of conflict.
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Waterloo
Griffith-Thomas
Monday Gittin The Almost On Bearable Gonin
Unclear readable fragment notes a weekly sequence with Saturday and Sunday references. It mentions getting a name in the paper and a social or public notice tone. No clear events, people, or organizations are established.
Garret Slave and the Forgotten Worker
Poem recounts a garret slave ignored by revelers below while they seek earthly pleasures. The speaker laments the worker’s hidden suffering as Time and fate deliver moral reckoning for neglecting the dying man who toiled for bread.
Correct English Don't Say and Phrases
A guide listing common incorrect phrases and their corrected forms. It highlights errors like I don't know WHO to give it to and WHO do you suppose I met on the street and fixes phrases such as pass yeast caused the bread to and He was so weak that he could not RAISE.
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Davenport Times
August Busch
St. Lowis
Ter Busch
Winnies
Kate
Jack
Jone
Miss Storer
Las
Theloor
Silas Grde
Jand
Katy
Failiar
Pitman
Bobo
Evers
Mr. Pitman
Ralph
Mr. Norman
Erier
The Birds Debate Spring Arrival
Mrs Sparrow laments robins from the south eating crops while Mrs Chippy defends plenty for all. Miss Spring is seen stepping out, and Mrs Chippy sings of waking flowers as spring nears.
Nature notes prompt on sea cakes cider and kingfisher nests
Question prompts for tomorrow's Nature Notes covering whether sea cakes form from pure water in samples of sap or cider and where a kingfisher builds and what materials she uses for her nest.
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Liv
Nature
Answers to Questions About Birds and Crickets
A science recap covers how diving birds exhale underwater to store air, the winter dormancy of crickets in underground galleries, and general mating patterns in animals. It notes birds may mate for life, while many species are polygamous or promiscuous.
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Natura Notes
Far, Far Away Slogans Blink From Iowa Editors
Iowa editors riff on prohibition era slogans and political clashes over beer and bread yeast. Davenport reports Busch and Volstead clash with stark lines like No beer for anybody and Rise. Jefferson Herald warns lumber loss foreshadowing national problems. Sioux City Journal laments standardization of pie making by the National Association of Master Pie Bakers.
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Sioux City Journal
National Association of Master
The Sandmann Story With Mrs Chippy And Sparrow
In a snowy scene Mrs Chippy sings of spring drawing near as Miss Spring leaves footprints in thawing patches of green. Mrs Sparrow, perched high, doubts the coming warmth yet notices tiny green spots and believes spring will arrive with robins from the south.
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Mrs. Chippy
Mrs. Sparrow
Brain Tests and The Dutchman’s Ham Puzzle
Puzzle titled Brain Tests by Sam Loud offers a riddle plus a cash trail. The Dutchman sells ham in halves and fractions, ending with 70 imaginary units in cash and a ledger of unusual math. The text weaves puzzle steps with shifting quantities and a final solution reference.
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Sam Loud
The Substitute Millionaire Synopsis and Schemes
Jack Norman inherits Silay Gydo's fortune and fakes a disguise with a secretary named Sopbo to lure anarchists. He falls for Miriam Culbreth at a party hosted by a mysterious woman, as Kate Storer maneuvers to rent rooms while Jack continues undercover. The plot follows mistaken identities and risky deceptions across a tense house setup.
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Jack Norman
Silay Gydo
Factor
Sopbo
Bobo
Norman
Jack
Miriam Culbreth
Diamond Dyes Promises Rich Fadeless Colors for Home Dyeing
Advertisement claims Diamond Dyes give bright, fade resistant results with clear directions for dyeing garments or draperies. Warns against inferior dyes and streaking unless Diamond Dyes are used. Also cautions buyers to avoid other brands and directs satisfaction with the product.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Spring Debility Relief
Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as spring medicine for debility appetite loss and nervous weakness. Claims it strengthens white blood cells to fight disease germs and improve eating sleeping and health, with Hood's Pills as a laxative option.
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Hood
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