Waterloo Evening Conciorn Publishaed Daily Except Sunday
The Waterloo newspaper lists staff and ad rates, credits The Associated Press and local notices, with publishing policies and offices in Washington and Philadelphia. It notes advertising payment terms and general newspaper dissemination guidelines for readers and advertisers.
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Treas
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Waterloo
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Associated Pres
Associated Press
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AOL
Audit Bureau
Washington
War on homebrews and the courts in one divided nation
The piece lampoons federal enforcement of liquor laws, imagining a vast rise in legal aid for each home. It jokes about pervading scrutiny by the internal revenue service and secret service, predicting crews of lawyers for every household and a nationwide legal apparatus to police home production. It then shifts to baseball, recounting the Chicago White Sox scandal, Corruption reforms, and Judge Landis taking control of major league baseball to restore public trust.
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Trelter
Secret Service
Law
Internal Revenue Bureau
Supreme Court
Blackstone
Commonwealth
Matera
Namnnal Commission
Auan
Thie
Tye
Idems
Chicago Sax
Comiskey
Chicago
Taft
Landis
Judge Landis
Europe
Bloodless Engagement Defies War Metaphor In Political Text
A fragmentary passage contrasts peace with conflict, noting no shots were fired and a human injury mentioned amid a twelve league proposition and unrest. Judge Landis appears in a satirical or critical context as part of the discourse. The style mimics a dated newspaper voice with references to federal oversight and baseball symbolism.
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Judee Landis
Dis
Edison and Newton Debate Relativity in Imagined Spirit Talks
In a stray essay style fragment a playful notion imagines Thomas Edison conversing with the spirit of Sir Isaac Newton to quiz him on Einstein's theory of relativity and the future stage of mankind within the world’s hypothetical vineyard.
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Thomas Edison
Isaac Newton
Earth
Warren Harding Cunningham Title Reaches Mason City
A freshly arrived boy in Mason City earns a euphonious nickname for the President-elect. Money quickly moves from the bank as Will Hays addresses Republicans early. The rhetoric involves a farm hand remark about schemes and a shell game toward Iowa’s governor chair, with a misdirected investment noted.
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Mason City
Warren Harding Cunninghham
Quek
Will Hays
Bers
Reducing the Cost of Living Amid Political Talk
The Courier notes sharply declining costs of living and clothing as described in several issues. It references Gibbs McAdoo, praising his farsightedness while urging readers to recognize the practical declines in prices.
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Courier
Saything
Bern
Gibbs McAdoo
Mac
Italian and Yugoslavs settle Fiume dispute continues
Amid talks, Italian and Yugoslav representatives reach a settlement over Fiume and Gabrielle d Annunzio. The muted accord allows a shift from armed force to diplomatic maneuver as regional tensions ease. The article highlights political complexity and shifting alliances in Adriatic affairs.
The Miraculous El Dorado Tale of Endless Quest
A 400 year saga of El Dorado hunts across South America describes legends of a king covered in gold and the real, deadly cost. Explorers from Sedgmanzar to Raleigh led bands through jungles and rivers chasing wealth, only to return empty handed or perish.
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South America
Andes
Dad
Sepulveda
Martin de Proveda
Pedro da Silva
el Dorado
Spain
Gonsala Ximenes de Quesada
Quesada
Dorado
Antonio de Berio
de Berio
de Vera
Walter Raleigh
England
Warties
Guavavita
Orinoco
Amazon
Conwright
McClure Newsuiner Syndicate
McClure
Protect the Farmer and Double Election Boards
A Des Moines Capital clipping discusses Argentine corn and Canadian wheat undercutting U S prices due to tariff policies. It urges protective tariffs to aid American farmers, citing Democratic legislation and Republican chances to restore farm protections. The piece argues for a double election board to speed results and reduce fraud, outlining the proposed counting process and cost, noting current per hour pay for election workers.
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Des Moines
Seattle
Argentina
Canada
United States
Republican Congress
Brain Tests at Luna Park Chute the Chutes Ride
A clipped note describes a science puzzle and amusement ride at Luna Park. It details descending and ascending the Chute the Chutes at 20 feet per second down and 2 feet per second up, totaling one minute for a round trip. The page also mentions other puzzles and answers, including a word TIPFET.
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Luna Park
Wes Othe Jeysth
New Jersey minority leader Runyon eyed as speaker
The text notes Major Harry Runyon of Belvidera likely to become New Jersey house minority leader and nominate himself for speaker. It praises Runyon as young, witty, and effective, while contrasting balanced power with dictatorial majorities. It also references opinions from multiple papers on politics and reform.
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Democrats
New Jersey
Harry Runyon
Belvidera
Runyon
Health Talks By JOMUN R HUBER AOL MD
Health talks by Dr Jomun R Huber discuss postwar focus on sanitation and public health. They cite Cicero and leaders like Wilson and Lloyd George on the foundation of happiness and prosperity through sanitary reform. Readers ask about heat rash and circulation. the editor notes responses require time and stamped self addressed envelopes.
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Cicero
Wilson
Hot
Harvard
Tait
Hughes
Roosevelt
Goldwin Smith
Lecky
Lloyd-George
Casimir-Perier
Disraeli
Huberse
Health Talks Department
Tae
Friend Wife By Roe Fullerson
Andrew returns home to find Maryville transformed beyond recognition as the town he grew up in has dramatically changed in twenty years. Imogene questions the shift while Andrew laments the loss of his old home and the sense of place as the country landscape feels altered.
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Andrew
Imogene
Maryville
Reminiscences of a Boyhood Home and Town View
A narrator recalls childhood memories of various town landmarks from the mansion house to the sawmill and courthouse. He notes how the once grand places now appear worn and modest. The piece ends with a reflective jab at time and maturity and a travel note from North Carolina.
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Grand Central Station
New York
Mansion House
Ty Cobb
Lange
Hir
Congress
Paul Boynton
Park Commission World Condon
The Sandman Story by Mrs. F A Walker
Mr Wood Rat naps by a gnawed log and is targeted by Reddy Squirrel Frisky who slip three chestnuts on his tail. They then hide as Dr Fox is summoned to treat a strange tail growth. The tale ends with plans to remove or treat the tail as the woodland animals react.
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MR. Wood
Reddy Squirrel
Frisky
Wood Rat
Mr. Wood Rat
Reddy
Mrs. Gray Squirrel
Dr. Fox
Mrs. Squirrel
Mr. Rat
From Love's Home Shore Poems of Courage and Longing
Fragmentary verse invokes a barque and love as it faces storms. The speaker pleads for swift flight of love’s wings to outrun fate and remember the living while haunted by phantoms of the past. The cadence evokes sea imagery and yearning.
Took No Risks, Created Two Aaments Over Hint
A cautious approach led to the creation of two aaments in response to a given hint, with emphasis on avoiding risk. The effort yielded a pair of outputs reflecting careful handling of the prompt.
Tail-Turning Prank Baffles Mr Rat and Friends
In a woodland tale a porcupine considers dropping a stone to remove painful growths on Mr Rat’s tail. Mr Coon suggests a hot poultice while Abs. Tay Squirrel spots a chestnut trick. The rat gnaws away sticky pitch, freeing his tail and the chestnuts, and vows to discover the prankster as dawn ends. Reddy and Frisky Squirrel begin dinner first, while Dr Fox’s warning echoes. Weed Rat keeps watch afterward.
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Mr. Wood Rat
Mr. Rat
Flinner
Reddy
Frisky Squirrel
Nature Notes by John Burroughs Answers to Questions
Nature Notes raises questions on hawks and farmers, snow’s effect on landscapes, and how a snake affects a dog. It discusses bird flocking in fall with species like blackbirds goldfinches cedar waxwings and swallows and notes instinctive cattle and horse defense behaviors. It also traces the origin of sedimentary rocks and soil to ancient organic remains from marine life.
Aspironal: Instant Cold Cure Endorsed by Authorities
A sensational ad promotes Aspironal as a revolutionary two minute cold and cough remedy. It claims European and American army surgeons endorse it, guarantees refunds if relief fails in two minutes, and urges widespread purchase with dramatic language and family safety appeals.
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