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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
2
The piece recalls Harry Hawker and Langley in early aviation history and contrasts Wilson's fourteen points with the postwar treaty. It analyzes freedom of the seas and Russia, notes interpretation disputes, and echoes U S political wrangles over roads and government.
Dr John B Huber warns about nicotine effects on the nervous system heart digestion and cancer risk from chewing and smoking. He vows more on contaminated vegetables and canine nuisance in future columns and invites readers to mail questions.
A 1912 Thompson Feature Service guide advises wives to avoid direct confrontation after foul language. Instead, praise a father for self control and discuss Bobby’s future in a calm moment. Gentle compliments may prompt lasting behavioral change without provoking defensiveness.
A trolley morning tale observes many feet in silk stockings and one woman in lisle stockings. The narrator argues thrift is vital, urging readers to choose durable, affordable options over flashy fakes, and gives examples of wise shopping in coats and furs.
The tale centers a princess loved by a witch’s son. The witch rules a valley from which she grants wishes to her son but cannot force the king’s daughter’s love. She abducts the princess to an ogre’s tower hoping proximity to the ugly suitor will win her affection.
A princess held by an ogre and a witch longs for freedom through magic apples. An eagle braves a ten-eyed dragon to bring her red apples, losing tail feathers each night as guards watch. A fairy warns and tomorrow promises continuation of the tale. An expert notes SA soap industry relies on imports but could shift to local materials.
A hustling land speculator describes eight uniform plots each three quarters as long with fenced perimeters and a central shad ed section. He sold plots at 1200 each and asks for the inner park’s value at the same rate per square foot, seeking the amount due. The puzzle asks how much the inner central area should fetch. The provided answer to a prior item lists Weser Elbe Thames and Ganges.
Iowa editorials react to President Wilsons suggestion to repeal wartime prohibition as a base merit issue. Analysts note grain conservation no longer required and glance at political jabs over figures like Wood and the administration.
This ad promotes Mulsi fied coconut oil shampoo as pure greaseless and cheap. It claims to cleanse thoroughly, rinse easily, leave hair soft and bright, and remove dust dirt and dandruff while using only a teaspoonful with water.
An ad touts Freezone as a cheap remedy to lift corns and calluses from toes and the bottom of feet. It claims the skin remains pink, healthy, and non irritated after treatment, with a few drops applied directly to affected areas.
An advertisement promotes Laveptik eye wash for bright eyes. It claims 28 mixed ingredients including witch hazel and camphor will reduce redness and dark rings in a week. The offer includes a free aluminum eye cup from Wangler Brothers Co. druggists.
Advertisement claims Bitro-Phosphate provides a small daily rise in firm flesh by delivering an essential brain and nerve nutrient. It is sold with a guarantee of results or money back. The piece also touts Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as highly effective for summer complaint in children, with a testimonial from W G Campbell of Butler Tennessee.
An ad asks readers if they can be cured of disease and urges seeing the cause and pursuing quick relief. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Capsules as offering near immediate help for kidney and bladder troubles and promises money back if not helped.
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