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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
3
Uncle Wiggily greets Nippar and Skipper as they search the grass for a crooked stick near the hollow stump bungalow. The scene captures the playful moment with the rabbit children seeking a stick and their uncle’s amused reaction.
In a playful scene Nipper and Skipper seek a crooked stick to gift the crooked man from Mother Goose. Uncle Wiggily warns of danger a black snake disguised as a crooked stick, teaches caution, and the rabbits vow to be careful as they continue to hunt for the genuine crooked stick to deliver.
The Waterloo Courier discusses French and Italian debt, German payments, and U S policy, noting editorial views on loan settlements tied to Germany and France. It condemns intolerance efforts led by Merton Lewis and critiques threats to free speech and press rights.
The article explains daylight saving time in England and large parts of the country, moving hours ahead to extend daylight for work and leisure. It notes earlier business hours, longer active mornings, and more time for recreation before dark, helping hikers, golfers, tennis players, anglers, and city dwellers.
Dr Brady outlines tuberculous arthritis cases at the Hospital for Ruptured and Cripples New York noting spine knee hip and other joints affected Pott's disease is highlighted with stages from pain to deformity and the value of rest braces sunbath treatment and early recognition are discussed The article also includes reader questions on nutrition mucilaginous drinks and canned foods with brief medical replies.
The Davenport Times notes the Brookhart Stock vote discrepancies found by Iowa election officials. It argues vote counting slips are widespread enough to potentially alter county results and urges extending the right to a recount to anyone within several hundred votes of victory.
YOWA EDITORS argue that President Coolidge favors economy in government, not harming business. They warn against excessive spending and urge balance between thrift and growth while noting Pershing’s debated posthumous senatorial suggestion.
Andrew argues with Imogene about vaudeville and dancing in a reflective, humorous scene. He imagines dancing mastery and prefers dancing to real plays while listing six personal reasons he won’t attend lessons. The dialogue reveals vanity and playful banter between a married couple.
A Loyd word puzzle column presents a word insertion challenge. The exercise yields the name Micawber as the remaining word after striking and filling steps involving definitions and cross-letters.
A fragment discusses fairness and dire consequences, questioning if the people are right and the Pinehot brothers named Thane were forgotten. Names like Abe Martin and Giff appear, suggesting a local dispute or reflection on memory and fate.
Readers ask about tanbark trees and uses, netting effects on fruit trees, and parasitic plants. A beetle that stands on its head, Eleodes, performs somersaults and "plays dead" before sometimes righting itself.
Dr. Chas L Moore a 48 year Georgia physician tests Karnak and deems it extraordinary. He reports improved appetite weight gain and smoother digestion after four bottles and says two more may be advisable. Karnak is sold in Waterloo Cedar Falls and other towns.
What Science can do shows glandular treatment improving vitality and health. Glandogen, the original gland tonic, comes as convenient tablets and is marketed as a simple method to regain vigor.
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