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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1925
Page
2
Seven Darmouth players lead a decisive 33 member squad to a commanding victory over Amherst in the East. Captain and standout student leaders are highlighted as emblematic of intellect and athletic prowess.
A statute from the last session reverses presumption by making liquor possession prima facie evidence of illegality. Sponsored by Senator E W Homkey, the measure declares possession itself proves bootlegging unless innocence is shown. Ally. Gen. Gibson’s ruling faces possible court battles.
An Iowa editor mocks the idea that James J. Walker rose from humble roots to NYC mayor, noting his birth in New York and diverse past as a singer and actor while calling for scrutiny of politicians like Al Smith. The column also critiques crime policy and cites Louis Agassiz on public opinion and scientific truth in a broad political-legal context.
The piece laments replacing the silver dollar with a new coin that mixes gold and silver. It recalls the silver dollar as a symbol of American generosity and romance, noting its once vivid cultural role and its decline as small incentives fade. The author mourns its replacement by cheaper, mass circulated currency.
Dr Brady discusses the aseptic era, the sea of antiseptics, and the wasteful claims of sellers. He criticizes nostrums, notes hospital waste, and surveys public health data while urging sane hygiene and avoidance of unproven treatments.
Julie learns from Anna Denniston that John Blake's marriage to Julie was a political move to quiet gossip. Mrs. Danforth reveals Julie’s true mother Edith Latimer and Julie confronts a legacy of scandal while reconnecting with her mother and past loves. Julie faces fear of exposure and contemplates her future amid family revelations.
A 1925 Burroughs Nature Club notes column presents reader questions on bird life and behavior and provides corrective answers. Topics include whether jackrabbits turn white, cuckoo nest choices, deer polygamy, and how soil conditions affect bird life with implications for nesting and food sources.
Abe Martin jokes about a quiet win and the mood of the crowd. Tilford praises Prother from California to Florida though he dislikes leaving the mountains. Lowa people are described with a quirky regional voice.
Uncle Wiggily leaves his hollow stump with a shovel to gather snow for Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy to make a pie. He demonstrates how to craft a pie from snow while out in the white drifts alongside Mrs Longears Jingle Jangle Susie Littletail and other rabbits.
Uncle Wiggily and Nurse Jane vanish into soft snow while children and muskrat housekeeper assist. Nurse Jane is pulled free, then Uncle Wiggily returns with a snowy tale and prepares a snow cream treat for all.
Jingie and friends share snow cream like treats in a cozy scene. Mr Longears shows a red stick found under the snow as Tooter asks about its use. A doorway crash and a loud demand from a guest promise more antics in the continuing tale.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a new emulsified remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims twofold action to soothe inflamed membranes and inhibit germ growth with creosote as a key ingredient, offering money-back guarantees if relief is not achieved.
An advertisement touts Remo as a safe dependable treatment that relieves itching and cleanses the skin. It claims first applications reduce irritations pimples blackheads eczema blotches ringworm and similar troubles and that Zemo banishes eruptions leaving skin soft smooth and healthy as a non greasy disappearing liquid usable during the day.
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