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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1920

Page

2

The Voice of Bryan in Republican War of Quotes

The piece reviews William J. Bryan's sharp critique of Democratic leaders, including Gov. Cox and President Wilson, amid debates on league participation and disarmament. It discusses Bryan’s stance on moral obligations, party unity, and the impact on Ward politics, citing reactions from Democratic figures and speculation on future moves.

Bryan Democratic Party William J. Bryan League Association of Nations Mr. Bryan Congress Gov. Cox Republican Party Parley Christensen Bryan Lars Whe League Champ Clark Cox Reed Fielan Chamberlain Gov. Smith Woodrow Wilson Senator Reed Missouri Wilson Bryan Bere Jackson Washington White House William Jennings Bryan

Europe and America meet in election aftermath discussion

The article reflects European interest in the American vote on the league covenant and Wilsonian policies. It notes Britain and France watching the results, anticipates potential changes to European security plans, and mentions figures like Debe Hitchcock and Roosevelt in a broad, opinionated editorial voice.

Cabten c France England Wilson Free Britain Europe Italy Japan Germany Manchester Guardian H. G. Wells America Euurope

Wilson's Reaction To Harding Victory Recalled

A cryptic editorial lampshades President Wilson's delayed congratulations to Senator Harding after the election. It hints at a possible dream or vision influencing his mood as returns streamed in with large majorities for certain governors and nominees.

Harding Wilson Frankie Roosevelt Walt Ex. S de Nomirnal

Mississippi bubble burst exposes France's debt folly

The Mississippi bubble tale recounts John Law's finance scheme in early 18th century France. Investors from nobles to laborers packed Law's Rue Quincampoix bank while shares soared, then collapsed. riots followed as withdrawals drained the bank and the nation faced economic ruin. Law fled to Venice with a diamond ring, dying poor and claiming French greed caused the crash.

Mississippi France John Law Europe Duke of Orleans John Law Beau Law Mississippi Valley of America China Jin Quincampoits Mississipni Hotel de Soissons Bues Paris Prince de Conte deConte Lousiang Venice Louisiana

Victory for Women Voters in Des Moines and Marshalltown

The capital lauds women voters for Tuesday turnout with long lines and strong influence at the polls. It notes shifts against Wilsonism and Democratic inefficiency and predicts the league contract will be written by U.S. attorneys, reflecting a demand for fiscal accountability.

Des Moines Women of America Harding Marshalltown League Attornpys U.S. A

Nighttime garden vision of love and longing

A poetic fragment depicts a lover awaiting a beloved figure whose presence brightens the dawn in a garden. The speaker envisions divine imagery, celestial garments, and a future reunion beyond toil, with hopeful yearning for embrace and kiss.

United States Seeks Peace and Fiscal Reform in Postwar Vision

The article outlines a postwar plan where the United States makes peace with Germany, resumes commerce, and strengthens international ties to preserve peace. It promises public expense economy, tax reform, and liberty bond buybacks at par, pledging a government for all people and an end to inflation benefiting a few southern planters. It notes political shifts and labor needs as Washington rooms open for workers.

W. H. Hartman West Dark Ave John C. Harman AL WL Peters Rens Geni Ure Waterlas Associated Press Republicn of Special Washington , D.carena Munserj E.G. Dougherty Corresponden New York Philadelphia Chicago Storr Stoaks & Finley Hop's Washington Democratic Party Wilson League

Nature Notes Questions and Answers Preview

A dense fragment from Nature Notes presents questions about birds color habits sea seals and plant growth with partial answers. It references twin vines light rays snow effects on quail and quagmire imagery, but the text is garbled and incomplete.

Health Talks By JOHN R HUBER AML M

Doctor JOHN R HUBER answers reader questions on health topics and the importance of physical efficiency. He cites Columbia president Butler’s six tests for the educated person and emphasizes growth and hygienic living as foundations for true efficiency. He notes inquiries to Health Talks and outlines how to submit questions for future columns.

Butler Columbia University Godor

The Four Paws Club Story Night Ends With Rabbit Spotlight

In a playful Four Paws Club gathering, members draw pebbles to select who tells a story. Mrs Rabbit wins by finding the red pebble, with Mr Fox directing and Mr Groundhog acting as a stage helper as tales begin.

Mr. Fox Mr. Red Squirrel Fox Chipmunk Wolf Groundhog Porcupine Bear

Friend Wife By Roe Fullerson

Estelle and Imogene discuss Estelle's struggles with Charlie's gambling and a scheme with Mrs Boling. The two women prompt their husbands to gamble at cribbage, sharing winnings to boost each household while keeping control of the funds. Andrew reads the tale with a mix of disbelief.

Estelle Andrew Imogene Charlie Ld-Tlers Tom Boling Bolings Mrs. Boling Mr. Epling Ton Boling

Beam Tests by Sam Loyd

Three small battleships in the North Sea were equipped with three gun sizes and could hurl 900 pounds of metal per broads. Ship No 1 fired one large three medium and three small shots, Ship No 2 fired two large and six small, Ship No 3 fired four medium and six small. Determine the weight of missiles fired in each run.

North Sea Ship No

Danderine Hair Tonic Promises Strong Thick Hair

An advertisement claims Danderine hair tonic revives lifeless hair making it look heavier shinier and thicker. It pledges to refresh the scalp prevent dandruff and stop hair loss, urging readers to buy the 35 cent bottle at druggists.

Peterson's Ointment touted as cure for ulcers

A 1916 testimonial from Chas J Hevser of Battle Creek Michigan praises Peterson's Ointment for varicose ulcers after other treatments failed. The letter claims quick improvement and notes the ointment also cures eczema and other skin diseases with merchandise sold by Peterson Ointment Co Buffalo New York.

Peterson's Ointment, Co., Inc Buffalo N.Y Iime Brakeman Peterson Jam Chas J. Hevser Battle Creek Mick Glenwood Avenue Bultfalo Peterson Ointment Co

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