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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1925

Page

3

Education week and Glasgow rag tradition described

The piece explains American Education Week’s goals and unity of federal and local efforts, emphasizing developing minds over mere attainment. It then recounts Glasgow University’s annual rag, a humorous morning election with egg and trash attacks, noting Austen Chamberlain’s win over Chesterton and the lively, though messy, campus spectacle.

University of Glasgow Teday Glasgow Manchester Srg Guardian Munéerian Hall Glasgow University Austen Chamberlain G. K. Chesterton SAS

Whisky Back in Pharmacopoeia After 1915 Reinstatement

Wihlsky, omitted in 1915, is restored as a medicine by the United States Pharmacopoeial Convention. The Pure Food and Drugs Act cites it as legal standard, and Volstead recognizes whisky as medicine. Vendors risk charges of adulteration if liquor fails to meet standards, aiding federal efforts against moonshiners.

America United States Bureau of Education Bureau National Education Association American Legion United States Wihlsky

Not a Ceremony Governing Capital Punishment

Iowa editors argue against treating executions as public ceremonies and support keeping capital punishment rules as written. They deem the publicity clause of the income tax law unnecessary and a nuisance to the general public. The Humboldt Republican reflects on climate and health for migrants, praising Iowa winters for the healthy.

Des Moines Iowa Marshalltown Times-Republican

Abe Martin reads regarses and witty banter sparks pals

Abe Martin showcases satirical quips as neighbors discuss work, plans, and light mischief. The town banter highlights friendships and daily life in a playful, period voice.

Asepsis Era Talk by Dr Brady on Medical Language

Dr Brady argues modern medicine shifts from antiseptic to aseptic practice. He warns lay readers against overreliance on germicides, explains definitions of asepsis and antispsis, and notes doctors must simplify medical jargon. He answers reader questions on bleeding, paranoia, linseed use, and parenting.

Oster Bers Derland Osler Cushing Sir Willan Carlyle Froude Neware

The Surprising Sex Concerning the Action

Wealthy Seaver politician John Blake marries his best friend's daughter Jeal to silence gossip and protect his career. Anna Denniston, clever and ambitious, schemes to secure his allegiance by marriage, offering happiness and success in exchange for power. The Washington scene blurs personal duty with political ambition as secrets threaten fragile loyalties.

John Blake Seaver Jil Bec Blake Puller Denniston Washington Anti

Scandal and Social Ruin Beset Anna and John

In a tense scene Anna confronts John Blake about rumors of her impropriety. She claims slander has ruined her reputation in Cranston and now Washington, despite his attempts to protect her. She accuses him of using her youth for his own amusement and vows social ruin unless he acts. The confrontation ends with a plea and a teaser that the tale continues.

Lake Washington Anna Denniston Etelés Anna Banana John Perm Julie Sfe Blake Cranston Julie Latimer Ryle

Burroughs Nature Club Notes Question Column

Burroughs Nature Club Notes invites readers to submit questions on nature topics. The column promises tomorrow's issue will answer questions about expressions in birds and storms affecting milk, plus orchard scab treatment, reflecting 1925 nature journalism tone and community inquiry.

Burroughs Nature Club Houghton 3Nfrplin Co Ature Notes

Birds Nesting Habits and Other Trivia From A Splintered Text

A fragmented Q and A passage covers why some birds nest in far northern spots due to warm periods, abundant insects, and historical habits. It also asks if guinea pigs are fit to eat, noting they are clean and suitable when young or mature for the table in certain regions. Other items compare poplar varieties, describe trembing poplar, and mention a gulf weed and the ship Discovery used in Antarctic expeditions.

South America

Uncle Wiggily and Susie's Penny

Uncle Wiggily, Sammie Litletail, Jingle, and a monkey friend shelter in a woodshed as a circus elephant rubs against it causing it to lift off the ground. The elephant suggests moving south to Palm Beach. The horn remains frozen until the elephant finally blows snow from the horn.

Jingle Uncle Wiegily Sammie Uncle Wiggily Mr. Longears Palm Beach

Football in Oldent Times and Karnack Temples

Uncle Rays Corner recalls ancient football origins from Greece and Rome, notes early rules, and mentions law limits on the game. It also shifts to Karnack temple ruins in Thebes with Ammon-Ra as chief god, inviting readers to write to Uncle Ray.

Ray Sparta Greece Rome Augustus Britain Karnack Thebes Egypt Armmoen Ammon

Uncle Wiggily and Friends Brave Snow to Buy Snow Shovel

In a snowy woodland scene Uncle Wiggily leads Sammie Jingle and Susie through blowing snow toward a bungalow. Susie fears losing Denny as they stumble and slide. Uncle Wiggily vows to fetch a snow shovel and promises more tomorrow after the postman delivers today’s paper. Nearly 4071 acres of forest land have been bought by Oregon Agricultural College for a tree museum.

Elephant Monkey Soodby Uncle Wiggily Sammie Jingle Susie Los— Los Denny Viregon Agricult Nv College Gt Tree Museum

Inside circulation cure for piles advertised as HEW-ROID

The ad argues piles are caused by internal circulatory issues not cuts or salves and promotes HEW-ROID as a safe internal remedy. Dr J S Leonhardt claims success from testing 1600 cases and guarantees a refund if not satisfied. Available at Wangler Bros druggists.

Leonhardt Aid Wangler Bra

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