Waterloo Epening Courier front page notices and rates
The Waterloo Epening Courier details subscription prices for carriers and mail within 50 miles and beyond. It notes editorial leadership, address, and publicity policies while listing advertising guidelines and sample office contact points. The note mentions Associated Press membership and circulation audits.
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Future of the Progressive Party in the 1924 election
Incomplete returns estimate total votes at 30,009,000 with 18,006,000 for Coolidge, 8,000,000 for Davis, and 4,600,000 for La Follette. The piece argues Democrats remain the main opposition and warns the Progressive movement may dissolve, with Roosevelt’s 1912 trajectory as a cautionary example.
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Silent Vote and Cattle Notes Shape Black Hawk County Spotlight
In Black Hawk county campaign leaders Pressey Ir. Frank and Leon V. Belt pressed for Coolidge with early predictions of a landslide. Unofficial returns showed a Coolidge plurality. The column shifts to the silent vote, Republic dominance, and the era’s political mood, then pivots to a farm note on 1,200,000 city cows versus 25,656,000 country cows and a Japan Argentina rapprochement snap.
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Black Hawk County
Pressey Ir. Frank
Leon V. Belt
Frank
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United States Department of Agriculture
JUS REDUCTION ON SESSION
Dr Brady argues against dieting obsessions especially for teens while advising adult reduction with care. He notes 19 as age cutoff for advice and urges parental supervision and physician consent for underage cases. He also discusses bunion treatment and plants as healthful, answering reader questions through the newspaper column.
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Thelma Marries Aroused Bridegroom in Quiet Home Scene
An exchange among Imogene and Andrew centers on Thelma's marriage and a bold act by a young man during a visit to a friend. Andrew defends friends while detailing quirks, from Bil and Claude to Tip and Red, and accuses the bridegroom of a public misdeed involving his handkerchief.
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Bill
Aren Major
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Tie Fumble
Bob Andrew
Thelma
Andrew An
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd on a Fox Goose and Corn Puzzle
A reader recall reveals a farmer crossing a stream with a fox, a goose, and corn. On return trips there was no boat, forcing a swim with the goose while the fox carried corn. The column proposes counting fox crossings, notes yesterday's answer, and ends with a word puzzle.
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Sam Loyd
Burroughs Nature Glub Notes Q&A Prompt
A 1923 nature Q and A column invites questions to the Nature Notes Dept. The reader is asked to submit questions on topics like wild geese interbreeding snakes slimeiness and the box tree age with answers promised in tomorrow’s note.
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Burroughs Nature Glub
Houghton Hifflin Co
Nature Notes
Answers on Buttercups Ants Skunk and Other Creatures
A reader asks about using hay with buttercups safely and notes the poisonous compounds diminish when dried. The reply explains Ranunculus toxicity fades as it dries, making hay safe, and then describes noncontact methods to mark ants for study using straw or leaves and tiny paint patches while preserving spiracles.
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Minnis and William The Third at the Seaside Romance
Minnis a nine year old girl and William the Third, five years older, flee condescension and grow attached during youth. Minnie’s mother dies, William loves her but stays silent. Peter Lalaham asks Minnie to marry him. she accepts. William learns of his love two days before her wedding and keeps silent. Minnie’s baby dies, her loneliness spurs a popular book, Laura the illustrator befriends her, and William learns Minnie was always the object of his love.
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Mountain Holiday Wings of Jealousy and Quiet Love
Minnie and Lionel share a ski expedition in a snowy mountain village while romantic tension brews with William and Laura. Minnie worries about Lionel choosing duty over romance as the party ends with questions about safety and unseen peril. Next chapter hinted as an unhappy day awaits.
Uncle Wiggily and the Grasshopper Tale
Story excerpt introduces Uncle Wiggily's hollow stump bungalow and a flying grasshopper. A girl named Baby Bunty is mentioned as sighting him, setting up a children’s tale tone and playful setting in a rural field nearby.
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Flying Grasshopper Helps Uncle Wiggily in Winter Tale
A flying grasshopper, rendered immobile by Jack Frost, is sheltered by Uncle Wiggily in his warm bungalow. Nurse Jane tends him as he thaws and enjoys a renewed sense of happiness before another animal intrudes, ending with the fox driven away.
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