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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1923

Page

3

Political talk and home front tips from a 1920s paper

A column debates Democratic candidates with emphasis on Senator Underwood as a potential rival to Harding. It compares leadership styles and notes parallels to William Jennings Bryan era politics, while shifting to practical advice on fly control and household sanitation to ward off pests and disease.

Underwood Warren G. Harding Weary Ford Ford Ttm Oscar VW. Underwood Harding Mr. Underwood William B. Milson House of Senate Tyné Ar. Herding Washington

The Deadly Fly and Public Health Warning

A historical note emphasizes the deadly threat of the common housefly to public health. It discusses the fly as a carrier of disease germs and outlines a swatting campaign to reduce its role as a feeding place for decay and potential health hazards.

Iowa hall of fame panel lists twelve historic Towans

The Courier discusses Gary Kendall proposed hall of fate in Iowa naming twelve figures from Charles Mason to Jonathan Dolliver as immortal Towans. It lauds their public service and hints future additions including notable Towan editors and worthy women, expanding beyond the original dozen.

Gary Kendall Hall of Fate Towa Charles Mason Supreme Court Samuel F. Miller United States Supreme Court Semuel J. Kirkwood Interior James W. Grimes United States James Harlan Secretary Grenville M. Dodge Geal Cong Will Liat Rrahee State Board of Parole James Tamadim’) Wilson Iown House of Representatives Secretary of Agricultura William B. Allison Congress Davidb. Henderson House of Ten Henry Wallace Mii!ar Edsion Philanthrae Jorathan Dolliver Courier Masot Bolliver Lowa Iowa Sisterhood of States Reakek Gate City Laws Iowa Hall of Fame Surh

Parking Problem Lions City Journal

Iowa editors discuss a persistent parking issue in the city journal noting public gripe and municipal response. The piece highlights street congestion and calls for measures to ease curbside loading and visitor access.

Lions City Journal Contin

Ptosis Without Slump And Digestive Misreads

Personal Health Service by Dr. William Brady discusses ptosis of the stomach as a cause of indigestion and weight loss. It notes symptoms, the role of posture, and cautions about treatment approaches while answering reader questions on fasting, goitre, and healthier remedies.

William Brady Wae National No Service Fang Salaghi Gazetta Degli Ospedall Mies C. B.D Dr. Brady

Spring Discontent From An Aging Lover’s View

In a humorous exchange Andrew laments spring for the young and the nimble, while Imogene objects to its pull on his aging body. He imagines ducking from a creekside swim and recalls past springtime joys, then faces renewed pressure from Imogene about fishing trips and social entanglements. The piece blends nostalgia with a witty defense of aging.

Andrew Imogene Imoene Matt Dumbego Hizh Island John Shoemaker Billy Benedict

Parking Curbs in Sioux City Pushes Citywide Reform

Sioux City plans stricter parking rules to ease business district congestion. The move targets all day parking in the core area, urging water-car owners to park outside congested zones to keep streets clear for shoppers and traffic. The council backs compulsory measures in the interest of business access and flow. Pays tax on dead dog sparks local humor as editor defends a playful tribute to a deceased canine.

Hartmen Co Park Ave Etephote John G Herman Vale A. W. Peterson Treas Gev Watertos Iowa Nember Associated Press Associates Presa Tse Aee Audit Bureau of Circulations Dougherty Washington, D.C York Eliladelphia Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco Siers Brooks & Vintey Fep Sioux City Cty Io Trafic Dev Butler County Nibbs Ufe

The Sandman Story by Mrs F A Peal Err

Mr Fox and Mr Rabbit collide in a cautious sunny day hunt for garden greens. Rabbit wanders near the barn while Fox lies hidden watching for poultry. A surprise encounter unfolds as both animals seek a meal after winter hunger.

Sandman Mrs. F. A Pe MR. Fox MR. Rabbit Man

Regeneration of Malcolm Starmount and woodland mischief

A tale fragment pairs Malcolm Starmount's effort to reform with a comedic animal episode where Mr. Fox and Mr. Rabbit outwit a porcupine and each other. The narrative then shifts to Starmount facing a dramatic social crisis as Zenat and Nalda Courteney threaten his future. The piece blends humor, romance, and a melodramatic plot set around a country home.

Mr. Fox Mr. Rabbit Sean Iim Mr. Porcupine Malcolm Starmount Mars Devlin Nalda Courteney Dick Tennant Waas Starmount Ramon Mary Pinen Graves Ramon Graves Marc Zenat Mary Devlin Tame Malcolm 1 Starmount Most Nature Lary Mal Miss Devlin

Burroughs Nature Club Notes Seeks Questions

Nature Notes column invites readers to send questions on nature subjects to the Nature Notes Dept. of the paper for answers. ©1923 Houghton Mifflin Co. requests for questions of general interest.

Burroughs Nature Club Houghton Mifflin’ CO Nature Notes

Abe Martin: Engagement Sparks Rural Gossip

Abe Martin notes chatter about Em Pash's niece whose first husband was a riveter now engaged to a road material man. The speaker jokes about whether to build a house or spend money on remodeling as townsfolk discuss marriages and fortunes.

Em Pash Ike Soles

Transplanting seedling tips to reduce drooping

Readers share a method to transplant seedlings with minimal disturbance. Lift clumps intact by loosening soil without stressing roots, then separate individuals gently after relocating them to a prepared bed.

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