A Suggestion to Japan and a Woman’s Paradox
A column argues Japan should come openly to the conference with honest aims and territory needs, offering to aid Japan if possible. It surveys gender dynamics with a humorous aside about men’s study of women and notes German leaders’ postwar disclosures on war policy and responsibility.
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America
Pacific
United States
Iowa
Korea
China
Sam
Great Britain
Health Talks Health Treatment and Answers from Dr Huber
A reader asks about a sister with heart weakness and best rest versus activity. Dr Huber advises current modern heart care under an up to date doctor, bed rest during symptoms, and seeking specialist help if needed, with caution against delaying professional care. The column also answers brown patches and yeast questions, noting middle age changes and digestion links, and invites mailed inquiries for quicker replies.
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Beore
Jedet
Huber
Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson
Imogene and Andrew debate Christmas shopping and budget strain as they recall past excesses and fear of clutter. Imogene lists $75 as their target and contemplates trimming gifts by cutting ties with some friends while Andrew mourns the cost of preparing for the season.
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Imogene
Darkey
Andrew
Fifty Years Ago In The Courier
A retrospective note from November 11 1871 recounts a rainy week noting moving household goods, two marriages at Grace M E parsonage, a wig proposal contest, and subscription drives. It mentions the Waterloo Ministerial association, railway train pranks by unruly boys, the city marshal’s vigilance, fire company dedication at the Water Witch engine house, and local merchants Lyman Downing’s meat market and John St Glover & Bro. dry goods.
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Water Witch
Xuan
Water Witches
Engle
Local News Roundup From Cedar Falls and Surrounding Towns
Fort y years ago items from November 9 1881 include Miner in Cedar Falls adding five mill rollers and bur carryover snow in town. Treasurer Washburn arrived with snow on his buggy last night. Mitchells celebrate fifth wedding anniversary with a surprise. Mrs Whitney resumes painting classes after study in New York and Boston. A Catholic sacristy and chapel are added at Gilbertville with fourteen stations of the cross planned for spring dedication. marriages noted at the Beal and Brott homes with Rev Gatton officiating.
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Miner
Cedar Falls
City
D. B. Washburn
Kinois Central
Sioux City
Fort Dodge
Land Sale Near Orange Township Nets $2000
E J Smith sold 16 acres opposite the county poor farm in Orange township to H J Harrison for 125 per acre. Smith had bought the land last spring for seven an acre.
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E. J. Smith
Orange Township
H. J. Harrison
Mr. Smith
Burroughs Nature Club Notes 1921 Q A Answers Tomorrow
Burroughs Nature Club Notes invites readers questions on nature topics. Questions listed include how vultures locate food by scent why ammonia is called hartshorn and whether sharks bite on their backs with answers promised in tomorrow's Nature Notes.
Worms in Cabbage and Gopher Effects on Crops
Reader questions about how angle worms invade cabbage heads and whether pocket gophers attack farm produce. Answers note worms can browse tender greens and bore into hearts, while gophers injure roots but loosen soil and turn under weeds. Also describes a small bird, cedar waxwing, with yellow tail band and blue gray eggs.
The Guarded Heights Glassed by Wadsworth Camp
George Burton son of a bankrupt livery owner clashes with Lambert Planter a star back and heir to an adjoining estate. Planter's threat filled rivalry drives George toward college football glory while Sylvia courts him amid a web of social pressure and planned confrontations. George vows to prove himself at Princeton as Lambert’s shadow looms over the season.
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Eorgh
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Goodhue
Georse
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Princeton
Morton
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Dalrymple
Sylvaia
I Steps
Tibeth
Dolly
Sylvis
Wandel
Shakespeare
Ceals
Orer
Abe Martin Money Talks Muddle
Fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled note about money cost and a caution to know what it costs before proceeding. The readable terms mention Abe Martin and a vague discourse. Unable to extract a clear event or entities beyond those few.
Civil War Prisoner Capt Pickerell Endures Libby Ills
Capt Pickerell, captured in the War of the Rebellion, spent 12 months at Libby prison. An escape attempt led to bloodhound injuries causing permanent lameness. Walter Akin died at 712 Overeth Street West on Nov 6 from heart trouble, age 37, survived by a widow and eight children. J F Klingaman resigns as city marshal. O H Simmerling to be named in his stead after six years in service.
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Tommy Walsh
Andrew
Pickerell
Libby
Walter Akin
Eieverth Street West
J.F. Klingaman
P. J. Martin
O. H. Simmerling
Mr. Klingaman
A Winter Prospece By Frank Ta
A rustic verse celebrates the year’s seasons with praise for winter’s quiet abundance. The speaker, reflecting on farm life, notes fields, sugar cane, orchards, and markets, expressing gratitude for living in this world today and the enduring joy of life and love through winter and spring.
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Sugaer-Mill
Correction of English Sermon Text and Event Report
A noisy scene at a fair included a burst heard by many people leading to fear until the explosion’s end. A botanist later identified two new species of berries, with frequent sermons noted on the text.
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