Local Waterloo Daily Press Ad and News Dossier
Waterloo Daily Press and Courier items note advertising rates, mailing plans, and a long column on New York grade crossings safety. It mixes a bitter note on past elections with curious human interest on sleep talking crimes and a running gag about the Prince of Wales.
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J. H. Hartman Co
Courier Eide
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
Bruch Exchange
John C. Hartman
Edliar
Jacke cCoy
Treas
Mali
Waterloo
Dewn
Associated Press
United Press International News Oat
Enna
Associated Pitiess
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Offiess
Tory
Brooks & Finley
Representati
Do Not Grow Hair Cosmetic Myths Debunked
Dr Brady warns against bogus hair growth claims and urges caution with complexion products. He explains that no preparation can grow facial hair and that irritation or shaving may thicken hair. He also advises avoiding monkeying with complexion and supports natural beauty with sensible makeup.
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Monkeslay
Neline
Nora
Dr. Brady
William Brady
Turkiye reforms and public life mix with western dress shifts
A jumble of early 20th century notes reports Turkey moving troops toward Mosul, banishing the fez, and adopting western dress while easing restrictions on women's mobility. The column also mentions educators, Dempsey, and Red Cross wartime roles, framing a broader mood of reform and global influence.
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Daversport Times
Turkey
Associated Press
Mosul
A Mis spent Lire Boldly Proclaims On Golf
A quip about golf skill contrasts bogey scores with effort in the sport. The piece defends modest scores as valid, likening golf to other games and suggesting improvement with time. A closing aside recalls Gen. Butler and President Coolidge’s era.
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Maud
Alther
Surprising Sex Ed Barb in Washington Society
Wealthy lawyer and politician John Blake marries Julie to quiet gossip and protect his future while secretly loving Annie Denniston. Julie learns Blake’s long affair with Anna and confronts her own social failures as Jimmy Phillips revisits old ties, stirring plans and hidden motives in Washington society.
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Dentieg
Uiese
Trist
John Blake
Julie
Blake
Annie Denniston
Julis
Washington
Agna
Anda Denier
Jimmy Phillips
Anna
Jimmy
Wishington
Julies
Jim
Lawlie
Jiminy
Ulal
Dawn Tyoy
Dulle
M'sieur Latour
Frog
Jimmy Natty
Gale
Kite
Vranston
Agatha Jennings
Ann
Haines
Jimy
Uncle Wiggily and Jack Frost Enter Winter Visit
Uncle Wiggily meets Jack Frost in a frosty forest as ice forms and trees shiver. The Polar Bear Mr Whitewash celebrates winter while Uncle Wiggily plans warm coats and skating for the ducklings, and a faint cry for help hints at a forthcoming night’s tale.
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Uncle
Mr. Longears
Jack Frost
Fran
Sam
Tam
Lulu
Aller
Jimmie Wibbiewobble
Jimmie
Uncle Wiggly
Bif
North Pole
Santa Claus
Uncle Wiggily
Jack Prost
Jane Fuzzy
Uncle Wig
Mgr. Whitewash
Mr. Whitewash
Ali
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Summary
Burroughs Nature Club column from 1925 offers reader questions on wildlife topics. It invites inquiries to the Nature Notes Dept and provides sample questions about birds, eggs, disease transmission, and sheep grazing in forest reserves.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Slop Umn. Co
Ature Notes
Abe Martin on government and public works line
Abe Martin jokes about government and the two dollar bill. He muses on private homes and past prosperity with a rural humor tone.
Egg laying in toads and birds debated in 19th century note
A fragment discusses variation in egg production among toads and hummingbirds. It cites figures such as 12,000 eggs for a large toad species and notes that some toads lay very few eggs. It also mentions hummingbirds laying two eggs and debates sex ratios in birds, referencing Bailey and Burroughs on egg numbers and mating strategies.
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Bailey
United States
California
Mr. Burroughs
Olive Tablets Ad Claim Quick Liver Boost
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy that arouses the liver and aids digestion. It promises relief from stomach upset and indigestion without griping, cramps, or pain and suggests taking one or two tablets at the best time for quick relief.
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Petnut Buiter
Watson
Wasson
Unemployment in Britain Rises by 306000 in a Year
The Ministry of Labour reports that on July 1 there were 1,394,300 unemployed in Great Britain, about 306,000 more than a year earlier, per the official release.
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Josh
Prince of Wales
Elso
Ministry of Labor
Great Britain
Tha
Heet Heals Pain Claims For Neuritis And Rheumatism
An ad promises instant relief from neuritis and rheumatism by brushing Heet over the pain area. The cork applicator delivers heat that supposedly draws out pain and stiffness from joints and muscles, scattering congestion and offering a cure. It claims two soothing ingredients and a clean, fragrant liquid that won’t stain or irritate skin, selling for 60 cents.
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Waterloo Guening
New York State
York
Timc
Bawwn Nee
Lee-M
Bon-Nee
mMe
William Brady, M.D
Iowa
Ephors
Tempsey
Marshalltown Times-Republcan
Wettstone
Colorado School Board
Jacki Dempsey
Dempig
Pershing
Mexico City
Tie Belte
Entmunique
Red Cross
Fioux Chey Journal
Serator Pa
Warington
Rey
Disney
Hanke
Gen. Butler
Brookbart
Metropolitan Newspaper Service
Springfield
Sue
Uncle Wiggily and
Howard R. Garis
Uncle Wigglir
Rabbit Settleman
Clock Frost
Mir Whitewash
Abe Martin
Searad
Sauerhene the
Mosk Store
Hoosier
Black Hawk
Black Hawk County
Hall Ekfelt Co
Bridge Street
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