Waterio Evening Courier Ad Rates and Political Sermon
The Waterio Evening Courier details advertising rates and delivery terms, with billing by mail and carrier. A lengthy editorial on primary elections argues party democracy, voter responsibility, and government as the people’s agency, citing civic virtues and warnings against abstention.
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Minnesota election chatter mirrors national drift on farm bloc
The spectrum of candidates for governor in Minnesota and nationwide dominates the page, with eight contenders in the state's GOP primary and eight joiners among the Farmer-Labor ticket. Observers note if Li Fellette runs for president, Minnesota may tilt toward Time, affecting regional bets including Wisconsin and North Dakota. A broader look at political freaks, including James Francis Murphy of Alton TH, questions the limits of platform rhetoric versus practical policy. The column also reflects on cabaret closures and the public mood as rural life shapes national discourse.
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Honey ethics and health advice from Dr Brady column
Dr Brady discusses honey purity versus adulteration, citing Harvey Wiley and public concerns. He weighs samples, war-era book relevance, and advises skepticism of old claims while noting honey’s minerals and digestion benefits. He answers reader questions on eyebrows and chronic nephritis, inviting stamped envelopes for replies.
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Friend Wife by Roh Fulkerson
Imogene questions Andrew about his whereabouts after noon and a call from Miss Black the secretary. Andrew claims he was at the office and with no Mr Smith, while Imogene probes the truth, joking about matrimonial justice and jealousy. In the end Andrew concedes he was at lunch.
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Brain Tests Hy Sam Fst Question
In a puzzle style line readers are asked to add one consonant repeatedly to form a complete sentence. The garbled text presents a prompt about filling blanks with words and letters as part of a word puzzle from Festentag.
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Spare the Wildflowers and Preserve Virginal Settings
Davenport Times urges stopping flower picking to protect countryside color for future generations. The piece argues that plucking blooms reduces ecological beauty and must end to keep nature intact and inviting for visitors.
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Burroughs Nature Club Notes and Questions Spanning Birds and Decay
A 1923 Nature Club column shares reader questions about wild horses in North America magpies bluebirds nesting habits and blackbird behavior. It also explains decay by microbes and details a fable involving a dog fox and a hen over a buried bone, ending with the dog’s punishment and fox’s sly tidings.
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The Sandman Story by Mrs Fr Walker
Mr Fox plots to frame a new dog for poultry robbery and lures the dog from the farm at night. He whispers for silence and pretends to offer a big bone to entrap his prey. The plan hinges on controlling the dog’s actions while avoiding direct pursuit.
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Abe Martin on Fever, Retirement, and Advice
A quip about Abe Martin noting many would be feverish now if they saved enough to retire. A playful warning against telling a woman she cannot look, reflecting the columnist’s sly humor.
Fox Stalks Poultry Farm Frightens Hens
Sharp eyes spotted Mr For near the poultry house as Mr Dog barked. The farmer chased the fox with a gun after the dog’s loud alert, sparking talk of a nocturnal struggle and a warning to keep curious strangers away.
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