Tragedy Cites Law Enforcers After Charles City Shooting
The column criticizes deputy sheriffs for firing on a vehicle that did not halt on a midnight road, arguing the occupants were innocent and urging safer tactics, warning of more deaths if authorities continue risky stop procedures. It contrasts with highwaymen and questions public policy, urging restraint and better identification before force.
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Charles City
Nashua
Jin
Antomo
Stoops Sees War Trend Toward Shame faced Tactics
Prof. Stoops of Grinnell College in Waterloo voices cautious optimism about world affairs. He notes wars increasingly begin with shame rather than bold conquest, predicting future conflicts will be conducted more secretly and with apologies, suggesting a shift in international conduct.
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Beaeas of Nations
Ifa
Wi-son
Paris
Europe
Stoops
H. G. Wells
United States
Teague
Olgerver
Waterloo
Sundar
Grinnell College
Staons
Sweat and health rely on steady daily exertion
Personal Health Service by William Brady discusses sweating as a sign of activity and its health benefits. It cites clerical and professional workers, recommends regular exercise to raise metabolism, and notes a Brady room-exercise routine as a substitute. The column answers reader questions on facial muscles, winter underwear, and scabies symptoms, urging professional evaluation for persistent itching.
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Sawyer
Olberg
Wagela
Atlanta
M. HH
Pyould
C. L
Sarcassia
Dr. Brady
William Brady
Friend Wife by Rob Fulkerston
Andrew and Imogene clash over fading habits in a tense domestic exchange. She probes his cigarette use churchgoing and routines while he defends his stubborn pride, persistence, and plans for the future, asserting his unchanged identity amid nagging scrutiny.
The Regeneration of Malcolm Starmount in a Night of Intrigue
The tale follows Malcolm Starmount entangled with Mary Der Vin and the Courteney circle as scandal schemes unfold. Jenson and Parker maneuver to protect Starmount while a web of love, deceit, and blackmail threatens to expose past sins and twist loyalties.
May 23 1883 mayor fines two saloonkeepers
Fort Worth era notes two saloonkeepers before the mayor on a Sunday sale of intoxicants, each fined five dollars plus costs. Memorial day address to be delivered by Ora tor J. D. Burrell, with union services planned at the opera house. A Cedar Rapids lawyer joins Minneapolis practice. A children's party at the Commercial house recreates a parade of costumed youths. Articles of incorporation plan a new Bridge Street hotel with $50,000 capital.
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Opera House
Emmons Johnson
G. A. Whitney
Henry Nauman
Frank Neely
J. B. Hoff
Thomas Cascaden
Jeary Daniel
West Business District
K. Jolson
Waterloo area church plans parish reestablishment
Twenty years back the Christ Episcopal church board urged the bishop to reestablish St. Mark's parish in Waterloo west with presentation to Bishop Morrison. Waterloo totals 294 churchmen split 200 east and 94 west, and recent elections favored Waterloo west questrymen.
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Christ Episcopal Church Board
St. Mark's
Waterloo West
T. N. Morrison
Waterloo
Waterlow West
Beautiful wedding in May 1873 at Conger home
Fifty years ago in The Courier May 22 1873 a wedding at Park Avenue and Washington Street united Lamar Ricker and Miss Jennie I Conger daughter of Major P H Conger Rev G W Brindell performed the ceremony one hundred guests attended a lavish reception at the Conger residence followed by a Chicago honeymoon. The piece notes social scene and local happenings including White-washing and rain.
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Baker
Lamar Ricker
Jennie I. Conger
Canning
P. H. Conger
Rick
Chicago
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Answers
The question prompts from 1923 nature notes ask why sandbanks excavated by bank swallows rarely cave in, roughly how many eggs a snide lays, and whether vines harming trees. The source presents concise Q and A style responses within Tomger One: Nature Notes.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin
Tomger
Nature Notes
Local notes mix of prices farms and trees
The item records Gedar Falls gossip on sugar profiteers, a new suburban home by William M Whitney, and a cow missing from Mrs Anthony Baer’s premises. It mentions Union hall concert with Blind Tom and new carriages from Novelty works, plus tree growth questions and fur farming insights.
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William ‘Ft. Whitney
Anthony Baer
Fragmented Quote Sparks Question About Saving Time
A fragment from an interview shows a character asking how to save time, with another reply stating the speaker did not. The line hints at a conversation about future plans and persistence, set in a casual, informal tone.
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Europe
Borah
Wonder Engine claims spark disbelief in Sioux City
Iowa editors warn against new California claimed diesel engine that supposedly powers a car 650 miles at a tiny fuel cost. They compare the claim to perpetual motion and atomic energy fantasies, noting skepticism, local plant rumors, and rising gasoline prices shaping the motoring debate.
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Sioux City
California
Avas
Brain Tests By Sam Loud and Minutes to Answer
Puzzle with wordplay converting to PINT amid a jumble of phrases and archaic quotes. A playful, century-old tone hints at a column or quiz feature by Sam Loud. Includes garbled lines and a reference to a horse and a last line about wanting a horse.
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