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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1924

Page

3

Watcrlog Evening Courice remembers Democratic splits and tax law

The piece reviews Democratic party divisions between Smith Underwood and McAdoo Bryan and notes western progressives may shift GOP alignment. It also reports Mellon and the president delaying tax reform and expects no special session before March, with Congress to reconvene next year under Coolidge policy.

Sunda W. H. Hartman Co Urner Ride Orner Waterloo Iowa Associated Press Associated Peper York Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco Jory, Brooka & Finley Rep Mellon Congress Stellan Coolidge

League to supervise ex enemy armaments at Geneva

The league of nations forms a permanent advisory commission on military, naval, and aerial questions to monitor Germany Austria Hungary and Bulgaria. It will meet in Geneva and likely stay in session for years with experts from England France Italy Japan Belgium Spain Sweden Czecho Slovakia Brazil and Uruguay. The body includes neutral and allied nations, signaling reduced wartime hostility and greater faith in the league.

League of Nations Germany Austria Hungary Bulgaria Permanent Advisory Commission Geneva England France Italy Japan Belgium Spain Sweden Czecho-Slovakia Brazil Uruguay America League

Colors by Ether Waves in Mobilizing National Guard

The article notes radio use to mobilize a national guard regiment in China, showing wireless telephony speeding war mobilization. Seven minutes to first responders, 148 at the armory within an hour, full regimental turnout in two hours. Radio aids in combat spotting and gun direction, enhancing mobilization speed. Election worries fade, but Christmas bills loom. Kansas kansy fails to cheer Paulen.

National Guard Chiense Altho

Superstitions spread alarm in health column critique

A reader critique of a health note warns that a newspaper clipping on bed position and weather-based cures is dubious hokum. The letter argues scientists and physicians should be clearly cited and calls the item deceptive for avoiding responsibility.

Mets Chia Dhal North Pole Finuiba Hrady William Brady

Friends and Foes of Youth in a Witty Parable

Imogene and Andrew debate aging and ambition as they recall rhymes about marriage and success. The exchange turns on views of youth, false promises, and the fate of a wife known by her husband’s status, ending with Imogene exiting after a quip about a first wife.

Iowa Editors Predict Railroads Will Meet Demand

Burlington Hawk-Eye reports railroads continue to climb in loadings with a weekly record of 1,112,345 cars loaded. They achieved this with 95,000 freight cars and 5,000 locomotives in service, kept in reserve, signaling strong national prospects.

Burlington Hawk-Eye Doethermore Tong

Uncle Wiggily Writes A Letter In His Room

Uncle Wiggily sits by the fire to write a letter to the Lady Mouse School Teacher. Nurse Jane brings coal and the bunny plans to visit next Monday to tell stories. He uses birch bark and ink, recalling a past encounter with Bob Cat.

Jane Uncle Wigglly Miss Punzy Wuzzy Mr. Longears Nurse Jane Bun- Jay Allright Uncle Wiggily Wendher Bob Lai Uncle

Brain Tests by Sam Loud

A word puzzle on a riddle format asks for a term described as an interjection. The clue hints at a pilgrim’s journey, a curtailing or stopping action, and a rising herd image, leading to the answer being a common exclamation.

Sam

Bunny Writer and a Noisy Visit at Stump School

A cartoonish scene follows Uncle Wigbyly and a bunny author as a pen misadventure disrupts a quiet letter writing session. A fox intrudes, gets inked, and flees while the bunny completes his note about entertainments for animal children. The tale hints at further adventures with Uncle Wig Bily and a twister.

Burroughs Nature Glub Notes Questions and Answers

Readers' wildlife queries and answers cover insect defenses on frogs, ivy exposure on hikes, grass snakes in the New York region, mongoose venom resistance, and ferret lifespans. The feature cites plant and animal behavior, with notes on harmless grass snakes and ferret care.

Elbows and Fashionary Care for Evening Gowns

The piece urges keeping elbows well cared for to match evening gowns. It advises daily cleansing and treatments for rosy, soft elbows, using face routines on the arms. It notes long sleeves in day wear and bare elbows for evening, with tips on oil, astringents, and sprucing up skin for a coordinated look.

Side Talks and the Self Confessed Siren

The piece examines the so called sirens who believe every man is in love with them and how they spark attention. It notes some women lack special gifts yet attract men through a come-hither look and friendly behavior. It acknowledges genuine vamps but says they rarely boast of it.

Burt Nur This Laura Peter France Minnie William Lie

Candlelight in a mountain trip chapter

Minnie faces a life choice as Adelbert leads a party to the mountains. She visits a village church, recalls a seaside memory with William, and contemplates her future while engaging in ordinary dawn events and a quiet moment of reflection. The scene blends romance with past recollections and faith.

Vvennia Adelbert Manchester Minx Mr. Winter William Minnie Lionel Wiliam

Minnie's Snowy Day Ends With Quiet Hope

Minnie Lalaham attends church, prays for Peter and William, then walks with Stamford through a snowy village. William Winter contemplates Minnie and faces fear about proposing, while Adelbert’s expedition returns with mixed results. Next chapter promises Minnie's answer.

Pape's Cold Compound Promises Fast Relief

Advertisement claims Pape's Cold Compound breaks a cold in three doses taken as two tablets every three hours. First dose provides relief, second and third end the cold. Describes as pleasant and safe with no quinine or opiates. Priced at thirty five cents with a druggist guarantee.

Patient praise for Petersons Ointment in West Haven ad

Testimonial from George Hemi Stark of 30 Walnut Street West Haven Conn claims Petersons Ointment cured four large ulcer sores for two years. The ad touts uses for eczema old sores running sores salt rheum ulcers sore nipples broken breast itching skin skin diseases piles and burns chafing sunburn with boxes priced at 35 cents.

Peterson Walnut Street West Haven Conn George Hemi- Stark

Domestic Heroines In Gut Homes Reconsidered

An old commentary extols women balancing domestic duties with work and health struggles. It credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for lasting relief from ailments and pain, noting decades of claimed benefits for many women.

Lydia E. Pinkhan

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