Waterion Evening Courier Tang Sebeeneament ab btn Waterion
The Waterion Evening Courier shows a garbled masthead with publisher Harumada Co., Jersey, and a page note about circulation by carrier and mail within and beyond 50 miles. It references Associated Press dispatches and includes a discussion on Sun Yat Sen and Western involvement in China, praising Open Door policies and U.S. stance.
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Harumada Co
Courier Bite
Contort Park Ave
Tous O Hartman
Jackson McCool
Ofice
Waterloo
Iowa
Eretea Te Boye Iternational
Pruss
New York
Phi Angeles
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Rooks
Mtaley
Ciena Sun Yat Sen
Shanghai
China
Sun Yat Sen
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Sun
United States
Chris
Rail taxes and chirotonsors in a quirky early 20th century digest
Iowa debates rail taxes amid push for state ownership, questioning tax impact on travelers and taxpayers. The piece then shifts to a humorous note on barbers renaming to chirotonsors, lampooning reforms, ethics, and flirtatious patrons in a light, tabloid style.
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Towa
United States Supreme Court
Sust
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Rock Island
Uugust
Fragmented opinions on barber reforms and Spanish politics
The text presents satiric reflections on women barbers and a proposed ban on certain professions, suggesting drastic measures including masking barbers. It then shifts to commentary on the Ibanez vs Alfonso conflict, describing Alfonso’s influence, the war’s trajectory, and Spain’s political fate with a blend of moral overtones.
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Alfonso
Ibanez
Alfonen
Thanez
Paris
Kluge
Spain
Suthar
Manex
Evolution of football and Chicago crime stir editorials
Iowa editors discuss football intelligence eclipsing brute power and the era’s fading heroes led by Grange's smothering by Minnesota. Mason City Globe-Gazette laments Chicago crime sprees and political motives as the Mississippi Valley longs to leave the rottenness behind.
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Des Moines Register
Princeton
Lundy
Apies
Bratus
Knute Hockne
Ossie Salem
Grange
Minnesota
Richard Coeur de Lion
D'Artagnan
Chicago
Mason City Globe-Gazette
White Sox
Cubs
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Wales
Civic Lapera Company
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Wwe Sons of Million
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Dian O'Hanion
Mississippi Valley
No Comfort for Ws Capper S Weeks on vetoed beer bill
The Massachusetts governor vetoed a 2.75 percent beer bill and warned that questioning the law’s binding obligation risks liberty and security. He urged stern obedience to law, arguing such defiance threatens organized government and public order.
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Capper
Massachusetts
Coolidge
Forey
Ethics in medical guidance on sinusitis and patient privacy
A reader asks what doctors may disclose about sinus infections. The author.references Principles of Medical Ethics, stating physicians should avoid giving detailed disease descriptions to lay audiences and should inform for public health without advertising or exploiting patients.
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Weaith
Questions and Answers on Health Remedies and Diet
A newspaper health column answers reader questions on acetphenetidin known as phenacetin and its risks. It also compares buttermilk varieties, noting similar food value to skim milk and benefits for digestion. A dental tip rejects acid fruit as the sole cause of facial acidity and urges moderation and natural fruits.
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Suys
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Unclear Election Comment Sparks Debate Over Wet Minority
Fragmentary text hints at political debate about a minority group and federal enforcement in relation to the White House. The passage appears to criticize or question legal enforcement and union leadership amid national politics.
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White House
Imogene and Andrew Clash Over Club Night Fun
At a country club party Imogene flirts with Teo Lewis while Andrew feigns jealousy. He scolds her then relents when she reveals his charm compared with younger men. She apologizes and they reaffirm affection, noting his superiority and humor in her eyes.
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Andrew
Imogenes
Imogene
Mik
Imeetore
Tea Lewis
Cora
Ile
Brain Tests by 5AM Loud Wave of the S Planet
A cryptic puzzle prompts readers to solve a word riddle that combines an arch demon a ves sel a big snake a Jam insect and a vase to spell the name of a planet beyond Jupiter. The puzzle hints at yesterday’s answer as BARGAIN.
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Jupiter
Susie and the Silent Watch Adventure
Susie Littletail owns a non ticking watch bought for six or seven cents. The story follows her wish for a watch that ticks and keeps time, contrasting the silent toy with her desires and her sister Sammie’s observations. Susie seeks help from Uncle Wiggily characters as the tale unfolds.
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Susie. Littletail
Sammie Littletail
Susie
Uncle Wigglily fixes Susie's silent watch with a cricket
Susie brings her silent watch to Uncle Wigglily who takes it to the cellar where a cheerful cricket is found. The cricket hops inside the hollow watch, chirps like ticking, and restores time for Susie. The Woozie Walt is scared away when the cricket bites him on the nose, ending the trouble.
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Lulu
Wiegily
Susie
Day
Mr. Longearg
Uncle Wig
Uncle
Uncle Wiggily
Cricket
Uncle Wregily
Rian O'Lynn
Brian
Brian O’lynn
Walt
Uncle Wiggly
Sammie
Burroughs Nature Club Notes and Answers From 1923
A nature club column offers questions on ivy roots, hanging nests, winter nest collecting, and birdhouse design. It cites ant queen numbers, and provides guidance on birdhouse openings and official plans from the U S Department of Agriculture. Springfield Republican notes traffic lines in Whitehall.
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Nature Notes
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Farmers Bulletin
Abe Martin on Brakes and Gasoline Prices
Abe Martin jokes about unreliable brakes and the dream of gasoline sold on the same terms as corn meal and other necessities, lamenting how the country will not be what it ought until essential goods are affordable.
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America
Az Chirotonsors
Fifty Years Ago in The Courier November 18 1874
A short wrap of Waterloo notes from November 18 1874 reports variable weather with snow not yet fallen, sleighing hoped for business, and church invites. It records marriages Harvey Shubert with Armitte Walker and Franc Eaton with Cornelia Wilson, plus oyster ads and a new Clerks' Early Closing association aiming 5 pm close except Saturday, listing officers. It notes surviving long established Waterloo businesses including William Bates Breveheant Frank Brothers Leavitt Johnson and First National Banks.
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Clerks
Waterloo
At & P.m
H. W. Brown
S. G. Line
C. A. Paul
Wiliam Bates
Produce Breveheant
Frank Brothers Clothing Store
Leavitt & Johnson
First National Banks
Forty Years Ago Election Guess in New York and Local Notes
The 1881 note recalls New York vote counts with Blaine leading Garfield by about 2,000 and cites local developments. A Sycamore street livery stable is planned, with D. CG. Cook as occupant. Lectures are listed by speakers such as Gough Livermore Tourges Collyer and Talmage. The piece mentions property buys, a German-born widow, road timecards, and Democratic jitters after the election.
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B.D. Smith
Sycamore Street
D. CG. Cook
John IB. Gough
Mary A. Livermore
Albion G. Tourges
George M. Towle
Robert Collyer
David Swing
Phoebe A. Gouzius
George Alfred Townsend
Gath
T. DeWitt Talmage
Thomas, Nast
Williams Parsons
A. A
Runaway Team Incident and Local Obituaries Highlight Old Tribune Page
A 2004 reminiscence recalls a runaway team on Sycamore Street near Park Avenue after a horse somersaulted into a conduit excavation. Muldoon remained in the buggy as the chase ended near Fourth and Sycamore. Other items note neighbors visiting Mrs. Helen Jvde, the death of Mrs. J. L. Heath in Las Vegas New Mexico, and local farm yields and accidents including diphtheria cases and a spine injury from a runway crash. William Byers and William Huntington, respected Fox and Barclay township settlers, are listed among the era’s deaths.
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John T. Muldoor
Sycamore
Park Avenue
Muldoon
Flower of the Family readers face a dramatic club scene
Lenore Ralston confronts her sister Marta after Marta appears with Gordon Plesher, sparking a tense talk on reputations and secrets. Marta reveals she was expelled from school for helping Nannie Burgess meet Jackie Cathorpe, and the quarrel tests family loyalties as they prepare to return Marta home.
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Lenore Ralston
Rafe Jo Latterty
Gordon Plesher
Lenore
Gordon
Mart
Rafe
Marta
Norsie Ralston
Gordon Fiesher
Norrie
Flesher
Inquisitor
Wall Annswer
Pelham
Nannie Burges
Jackie Cathorpe
Nannie
Maria
Kate
Queer
Rafe Satterly
Mrs Coolidge Turns Down Book Agent’s Remedy Joke
A Boston book agent sold Mrs. Calvi n Coolidge a volume titled The Family Physician. After a humorous misstep and a note in the margins reading I find here no cure for suckers the incident ends with the agent never getting a signature again. The tale is told as a light anecdote about domestic humor and president Calvin Coolidge.
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MES
Boston
Jo Vex Ends Pyorrhea Advertise Cure
An Akron Ohio advertisement promotes Jo Vex as a cure for pyorrhea promising quick relief for bleeding gums, loose teeth, and gum deterioration. It claims wide availability through several druggists and offers a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Cal J. Miller
Mike Gausa Pharmacy
Robert
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