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Notice from Waterloo Iowa paper listing publishing house W Ho Hsrman Co. editors Hariman and McCoy officers and rates. Includes mailing options per year per month and six months, office locations in Waterloo and Washington and Chicago. Mentions Associated Press rights and advertising policies and agencies Brooks & Finley.
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W. Ho Hsrman Co
Caurier Bldg
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
John C. Hariman
Jackson MccCoy
Treas
Gen
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Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
Mak Ottiertiss
Heradn
Vergherty
Washington, D.C
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los An
Francis
San Francisco
Brooks & Finley
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Germany in turmoil and a potential strongman rise
Germany teeters a year after the war with currency chaos, regional strife, and factions in paralyzing disagreement. Bavarian nationalism, Saxony Reds, and Rhineland tensions threaten unity as Adolf Hitler and Ludendorff emerge as possible rallying figures, while the Allies’ view remains cautious about Germany’s path to revival. In Iowa, farming shifts from wheat to dairy, with dairying seen as a more reliable path to prosperity despite the broader agricultural downturn.
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Germany
Stresemann
Rhineland
Doles
Berlin
Bavgeria
Saxony
Adolph Hittler
Bavaria
der Tag
Ludendorff
Adisor
Ludendorf
Hittler
Gudendorf
Farming purchasing power rises but regional distress persists
The monthly report from the United States Department of Agriculture notes farm product buying power is at its highest in three years, aiding harvest time sales. It highlights spring wheat distress and low potato prices in the western region, calls for diversification, dairy stock increases, and overall price shifts with crops up slightly from August and 28 percent higher than a year ago. Livestock products lead monthly gains since February 1922, with cotton wheat hogs eggs butter and lambs rising while corn and potatoes fall. The purchasing power index stands at 76, previously 73.
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Iowa
Wisconsin
Arine Nesotas
United States Department of Agriculture
Columbia Derby and Ed Howe Reflections on Talent
The column recalls the Columbia racing dispute with Canadian officials over fouls in the Calumbia boat and urges sportsmanship and restraint. It comments on Ed Howe’s New York visit and his belief that good reporting comes from knowing people, not lone invention. It notes hay and grain show prospects and questions the postcollege value of sporting stars.
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Columbia
Ed Howe
New York
Atchison, Kan
Atchison
Hemorrhoidal Veins and Diet via Dr Brady
Dr Brady explains hemorrhoids as varicose veins of the rectal region driven by portal vein congestion from overeating, inactivity, or constipation. Treatments range from surgical removal to non knife methods. many cases need only local anesthesia.
Iowa weather and political musings from editors
A miscellany notes Iowa climate shifts with winter to spring, praising the season’s health benefits, followed by editorials on presidential aspirants, highway paving, and a sharp critique of Mayor Carmichael’s salary dispute in Coatesville.
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Sioux City Journal
Carmichael
Coatesville
Hei
Ley
Myor
Wold Ayer
Diogenes
Abe Martin profiteer claim skirts car satire
Abe Martin jokes that the difference between a high priced car and social status is the ability to rig the car for winter. He uses rural humor to comment on vanity and practicality in a lighthearted column.
Friend Wife by Ace Fulkerson
Imogene questions Andrew about Bettie Thurston and a cousin who swam the English Channel. He muses on fame and folly, citing distant feats and odd obsessions as he laments modern pretensions and a rise in neighborhood burglaries. The dialogue reveals quirks, humor, and social commentary.
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Bettie Thurston
Imogene
Gmbh
Andrew Crom
Andrew
Imogeene
Bettle
Thurston
English Channel
London
Paris
Bettie
Lake Erie
Toronto
Buffalo
San Francisco
New York
Brick
Express
Atlantic
Timogene
Lodges jewels and a wary crest in a domestic pause
In a dim bureau upstairs a stash of lodge jewels signals a respected tenure as presiding officer. Andrew boasts of brains and ability, while Imogene concedes with a weak agreement and a soft giggle, marking a quiet domestic moment.
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Andrew
Imogene
Soldier Boy Deserter Tale In Toy Playroom
In a girl's playroom a handsome soldier doll frets over missing his regiment and fears desertion during a Christmas Eve magic hour. The toys explain the risk of being separated from his unit and face potential punishment until a girl helps reunite him. The tale ends with other toys debating war notions and a playful spill of misunderstandings.
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Dancg Cat
Celladoll
Teddy Bear
Calico Cat
Santa Claus
Jen
Bey
Calico
Fides
Burroughs Nature Club Answers Questions on Animals
Burroughs Nature Club Notes invites readers to send questions on natural subjects. An example asks about lateral lines in fish, white cranes vs ostriches, and goldfish in winter outdoors. Previous Qs touch on aquarium substrates and animal vocalization.
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Nature Notes
Ibig
Nature
Her Husband's Wife Dramatic Marriage Jeopardy
Sabra Kenton, a wealthy wife, battles age and a rival Olga Notingham for her husband Ralph Kenton. As Olga engineers a push for Ralph, Sabra confronts doubt, pride, and fate, vowing to defend their fragile happiness amid gossip and vanity.
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Ralph Kenton
Sabra Moore
Halph
Helknap
Arthur Helknap
Kenton
Sabra
Belknap
Ralph
Swain
Altho Sabra
Olga Notinghan
Olga
Olga Notingham
Los Angeles
New York
Anna
Re'~h
Olea Wollartham
Sabra Kenton
Olgar
Olea
Pavener
Olen Notingham
Olen Nottingham
Ralah
Elegy in Stoke Poges Shelters a Vanished England
The article extols Thomas Gray’s Elegy as a timeless portrait of rural life and human longing. It laments London sprawl threatening Stoke Poges churchyard and urges Canon Barnett to fund restoration of the ivy mantled tower, preserving Gray's literary shrine for posterity.
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Thomas Gray
St. Giles Church
Stoke Ages
Buckinghamshire
Eton College
Tire
England
Gen. Wolfe
Quebec
London
A. T. Barnett
tTain
Stoke Poges
Delaware Spelling From Brain Teasers and Travel Speed
A curious brain teaser mixes wordplay with arithmetic to spell Delaware, while a travel note describes a trip to Philadelphia at four minutes per mile out and three minutes per mile back, yielding an average pace of 17 3 7 miles per hour, contrary to initial impressions.
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Philadelphia
Rts
Views of the people bitter struggle goes on Grundy Center
The piece rails against oppressive power in politics and business, tracing how a powerful elite once dominated the nation and how reform movements sought to curb it. It notes Roosevelt and deflation policies impacting agriculture, then shifts to a note on the origin of the term pekoe from Chinese words meaning white hairs and a return to small white plumes in tea leaves.
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Grundy Center
Hdstor
Theodore Roosevelt
aAgriculturst Termitors
Theodore Roostvelt
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Hittler, Ludendorff and
Town State College
Olfi
Pratesh
William Brady, M.D
Nike
Rawton News
Towa
Tone
Mason City Globe-Gazette
Manchester Press
Manchester
Grant Highway
Illindis
Lena
Til
Elgin
Buchanan
Abe Martin
Friend Wife
Ace Fulkerson
Sandman
Teddy
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton SI Elin Co
Idah McGlone Gibson
John F. Dille
Marie
Rainn
Arthur Belknap
Notingham
Ralnh Te
Peing
Delaware
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