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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1924

Page

3

Nominating speakers reach across parties in 1924 race

The Waterloo Evening Courier reports on the 1924 presidential nominating speakership, noting Coolidge is eyeing Beveridge as a Western progressive voice and Indiana support. It also cites James D. Phelan in New York backing McAdoo, with other figures like Brookhart and Roosevelt referenced in the shifting party dynamics.

W.H. Hartman Co Courier Bid Corner Park Ave Commercial St Sohn D. Hartman Jackson Mccoy Treas Waterloo Iowa Associated Press Asociated Press Audit Bureau LG. Deugherty Washington New York Philatelhinia Chicago Laseles San Francisco Story Brooks & Finke Tre Coolidge Albert Beveridge Cleveland Beveridge Roosevelt Indiana Harry S. New New Calvin Coolidge Calvin Coolidge,” Will Be Sure To Name As Winoer James D. Phelan California Exmayor Wiliam Gibbs Cal Bil

Heresy Inference and Theorems on Church Differences

Fragmented historical text discusses heresy within religious groups, noting shifts from heterodoxy to orthodoxy over time. References William Montgomery Brown and broad ideas about organizational change, belief realignment, and the fine line between heresy and orthodox status.

Man Made Hurricanes New Terror Or Weather Hoax

A weather expert warned that large irrigation schemes in the southwest could alter air currents and spawn storms. The Mississippi Alabama Georgia tornadoes killed at least five people and injured many, fueling debate over whether human actions could create such catastrophes and whether science can outpace arid land challenges.

Southeastern Southwest Mississippi Alabama Georgian Atlantic

In The Spotlight on Modern Women and Policy Debates

A British artist laments the loss of placid fashion plates and mocks modern women’s ferce expressions as he contrasts Dutch idealized figures with today’s society. The piece shifts to U S policy, reporting a failed senate report on Ford’s Mystic Shoals bid, and favoring continued government ownership amid broader war-time leanings. It notes Clear Lake fish stocking, England’s jazz bands pausing for a nightingale, and delegates from four years ago with a Cleveland remark about a gathering of many women.

Placidity Norris Shoals Senate Ford Mystic Shoals Committee On Agriculture Nortig Musele Shaais

Doctor answers readers on homeopathy and fat reduction

Dr Brady explains there is no allopathic school and praises homeopathy for ivy poisoning and skin inflammation. He offers a curious fat reduction suggestion for youths under 15, urges medical guidance, and answers reader questions on shaving, gastric crises, and cooking fats with a note about letters to the columnist.

Hippokrates

Pan and the lost pipe inspire Pan-American congress notes

A rambling fragment blends a Pan tale with Pan-American science congress plans set for Lima. Pan grants Peter a sight of Pan and his followers while a goat-man tale fades into a report of a November 6 panel on science disciplines including history, mining, engineering, medicine, and biology.

Pan Peter Satyr Pan Peter Lima Asreiltyre Tow Economics Seaimogy e@ucation

Bobbed Haired Bandit Provokes Domestic Debate

A quirky dialog features Imogene and Andrew arguing over a New York bank robber story. The talk shifts to women, money, generosity, and shopping as they discuss scarves, a new house, and the idea of shared finances amid a light domestic exchange.

Imogene Andrew New York Ema Sene Isabel Henry Boston Nellie Adams Tom J Nettle Tmosene

Brain Tests by Sam Loup

Farmer Jones discusses feed supplies with Mari as they debate reducing 75 chickens to stretch feed 26 days longer or adding 100 fowl that would exhaust feed 15 days sooner. The problem asks how many chickens they have now. Yesterday's answer is MAYDAY.

Jones Mari Tosiz

The Sandman Story Part 1 The weird pipe quest begins

In a mythic mountainside scene Peter meets a goatlike Figment and a band of weed spirits. He aims to recover a lost pipe for the distressed creature, whose joy erupts upon the discovery and exchange of the hidden pipe.

Aster Goataman Kent Peter Strancea Petar Porter Poise

Abe Martin Quips About Tiring Businessmen Moving On

A humorous Abe Martin line notes how selling a home leads a man toward the old house, but now signals less getting started for those tied to tired business life, prompting farmers to laugh at modern retirees and begin anew.

Eversthling

Waterloo Woman Recalls Ulysses Grant Early Life Nearby

A Waterloo woman, born near Grant's birthplace in Point Pleasant and later living in Georgetown, writes on Ulysses S. Grant's boyhood. She details his two room cabin, early horseman skills, family influence, and Ohio roots, noting his rise from humble beginnings to national hero with local memories and a 1906 Grant celebration poem.

Waterloo U. S. Grant Liine Stirling Ulysses St. Grant Grant Tom Eliza S. V. Williams St. Paul's M. B Williams Point Pleasant Georgetown Couriar Ulysses Simpson Grant Clerenont County Ulysses Columbus Cincinnati Ohio River Ohio Simiumer West Point Thomas J. Hamer United States Hamer Old Town Richmond Wiliams Bii Grant Potat Pleasant Theodore Roosnevelt

Burroughs Nature Club Answers Old Questions

The 1924 Burroughs Nature Club Notes respond to readers with answers on primates, cardinal nesting, and Iowa bird life. It explains primates by five digits and grasping ability, notes cardinal incubation about eleven days, and guides readers to state or national Audubon leaflets for a regional bird checklist and education materials.

Iowa Towa State Department Aeticulture National Association of Audubon Goelettes Broadway

Benefit Report on Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound

Rotan Texas woman shares relief from back pain after second birth using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. A country wide canvass found 93 percent of 121000 respondents reported benefit. druggists everywhere carry the product.

Rotan, Tex Lydia

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