Waterlog editorial attacks Edwards liquor stance and Iowa race
The Waterloo Courier criticizes Gov. Edwards liquor platform and critiques Democratic candidates Kendall Moore Deems Harner in the New Jersey beer crusade. It notes farmer influence in Iowa primary and predicts the convention will pick the nominee. Memorial Day observance and bread weight standard proposals are urged.
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Iowa Gubernatorial Bids Clouded by Uncertain Primary
In Iowa the Republican race for governor sits in deep fog with four southeast candidates vying for the nomination. Experts foresee no candidate reaching 45 percent, leaving the convention to decide the outcome as the primary nears.
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Omaha doctors urge clear diagnosis and honest patient information
Dr H W Ory, Nebraska Medical association president, urged medical men in Omaha to abandon mystery and misinformation and provide written diagnoses. Amid a price cut by local dentists, the piece notes calls for professional transparency and questions awaiting a proclamation from Omaha attorneys.
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Sharp Eyes Rewarded for Noticing Rail Break
Mason City Globe-Gazette reports a railroad rewarded a 12 year old newsboy with $60 in war savings stamps for spotting a broken rail. The alert boy helped stop an approaching passenger train and prevent a serious wreck, prompting praise that others may follow his example.
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Uncle Harry Discusses Progress of the League of Nations
Uncle Harry explains that judging the league of nations as success or failure is premature given its short existence. He notes needs for broad membership including big powers such as the United States Germany and Russia and cites political divisions shaping its future. The discussion hints that the presidential election could clarify U S stance on joining and guiding the league.
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My Sweetheart and the Daylight Daisies
A verse appears about a sweetheart who recalls love as time grays the speaker and a daisy brings sunshine. The piece contrasts joy and sorrow, praising the morning light as the beloved’s blessing and noting life’s songs often blend tears with joy.
Iowa and Cummins Republicans Back Cummins for Senator
Davenport Times argues that Republican voters should support Senator Cummins in the June 7 primary to avoid nominating an opponent aligned with socialist and Committee of 48 influenced ideas. It stresses Cummins’ loyalty to Republican doctrine and focus on the railway problem as the party’s priority.
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Nature Notes by John Burroughs Questions and Answers
A reader asks about loon eggs carried under wings squirrel play behavior and bee wintering habits. The column promises answers in tomorrow's Nature Notes.
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Made in the United States versus foreign goods debate
A dialogue unfolds on patriotism and shopping, urging women to demand American made items to boost domestic industry and oppose imports. It argues for practical patriotism, domestic style, and supporting textile and artificial flower workers while mocking French and British fashions.
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The Talking Statue in Florence
A tale set in Florence follows Tony, a gifted orphan sculptor mistreated by his master Desio who steals his work. A witchlike guardian protects him, and a magical speaking statue reveals the truth, leading to Tony’s royal recognition and Desio’s downfall.
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Moon Skips Work Dreading Muddy Traffic
Ike Moon did not go to work this morning because he did not want to get his car muddy. The note reflects a casual domestic mood as he stays home rather than face the damp streets.
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Health Talks by John Huber on abdominal and hip exercises
Health column by John Huber offers simple routines to reduce abdominal girth and hip measurements with seated and standing movements. Emphasizes gradual progression, daily repetition, and pairing with walking, tennis, rowing, and outdoor activity for lasting weight loss. Also includes Q A on nervous headaches and rheumatic heart concerns with practical lifestyle advice.
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd
A humorous segment describes a marksman scoring 96 with six shots on paper targets marked 1,2,3,5,10,20,45 and bull’s-eye. It notes three doubles where two balls pass the same hole and asks readers to deduce the six shot values. The answer hints the author is Noah from the ark.
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