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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1923

Page

3

Mrs Winter sermon on law obedience called for by state gather

Mrs Winter of Minnesota, president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, spoke in Waterloo urging obedience to law. She warned against selective enforcement and warned that many will ignore laws despite agreeing in principle. The piece contrasts old home discipline with modern youth conduct and stresses respect for authority.

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Early gubernatorial talk stirs Iowa 1924 race prospects

Discussion of Iowa 1924 governor candidates begins as primaries approach. Names floated include Guy Kendall potentially seeking a third term, Lt. Gov. John Wammitt of Britt, and Ernest R. Moore of Cedar Rapids, with Hammill also mentioned. Analysts note health, past convention outcomes, and regional appeal as factors. The piece also notes the nation’s largest forest nursery at Saratoga and a Solomon Islands beadwork reference.

Guy Kendall John Wammitt Britt Ernest R. Moore Gedar Rapids Moore Mir. Hammill Mr. Moore Black Hawk Courtly Hammill Iowa

Nerve myths debunked by Dr Brady in health column

In this column Dr William Brady denounces ideas of nerve energy and nerve tension as myths. He cites fake nerve builders and spoof diagnostics, urges honest work, and answers reader questions on rose water ointment tubes pneumonia visits bran and standing fatigue.

Ruggim Tfe Materate Galt Brady William Brady

Love and compliments in a dance floor exchange

Imogene and Andrew spar over flattery and charm in a vivid dialogue about beauty and dress. He defends compliments as trump cards that make people happy while she questions their value and intent. Their banter reveals a playful dynamic and mutual affection.

Selma Imo- Bon Imogene Andrew Piffie Jim Corker Josh

Teachers Praised by Women Visitors in Des Moines

Iowa editors note a group of women who visited schools in Des Moines expressed deep appreciation for teachers and their work. They urged recognition of teachers as foster mothers and praised the impact of quality schooling.

Marshalltown Times-Republican Des Moines Ladies’ Aid

The Regeneration of Malcolm Starmount

Malcolm Starmount, 26, leaves a wild set to become a new leal, but encounters Mary Devlin and a tense web of lovers. Nalda Courteney plots vengeance with a scheming legal wife and Parker as Mary and Katie plot to trap the conspirators. The nightclub drama escalates as rooms and revelations tighten the net.

Malcolm Starmount Mary Devlin Nalda Courteney Dick Tennant Natha Courteney Starmount Stamon Graves Mary Ramon Graves Ramon Stermotunt Snea Zenat Starrmount Marr Malcolm Pat Cean Wade Nalda Thev Star-mount Parker Sturmbunt Jenson Katie Mary Althe

Burroughs Nature Club Notes Inquiry Page

Questions on scale insects pond fish and hybrid birds are posed for Nature Notes. Read tomorrow for answers from the Natura Notes Dept. in this paper.

Burroughs Nature Club Houghton Mifflin Co Natura Notes Poe Son

Answers to Previous Questions on Birds and Snakes

Areader asks about robin stop counts and beaver day work versus night labor while noting garter snake varieties. The responses urge observers to gather data, reference ornithological literature, and list several garter snake names as recognized examples.

Jave Arizona Washington

Fragmented quote hints at civil gossip in busy town

A clipped remark from Mrs. Kon Moon referenced in a local snippet hints at social chatter about routine chores and civil life. The language reflects informal era speech with playful, regional phrasing.

House of David

The Boomerang Part I The Sandman Story

Mr Fox schemes to use Jimmy Skunk to flush Wooddy Chuck from his home. The plan hinges on Wooddy’s bravado and Jimmy’s temper, while Fox slyly guides the pair toward the woodchuck’s pasture dwelling for a dramatic confrontation that ends with a tease for Part II.

Mr. Fox Big Weil Blan Wooddy Chuck Mr. Woodchuck Jimmy Skunk Jimmy Jim Wooddy Chuck Mr.Fox Wooddy Ghuck Mrs. Fox Boomerang

Decimal time proposed by French advocate challenges Babylonian 60-based system

A French advocate of decimal divisions proposes a ten hour day with four 160 minute hours and 106 second minutes. The illustration shows a decimal clock where the hour hand completes one revolution per day and the minute hand moves ten times as fast.

French

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