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Waterlogged article page segment from Waterloo Iowa newspaper discusses advertising, postal notices, and opinion pieces. It includes a debate on allied debt, U.S. war contributions, shipping monopoly concerns, and economic policy, with references to the Associated Press and various city services. Named entities include Waterloo Iowa, W. H. Hartman Co, and American institutions. The piece argues for and against debt cancellation and highlights maritime commerce issues.
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W. H. Hartman CO
West Park Ave
Tartanent and
Sditar
Waterloo
Iowia
Associated Press
Republiveton Vt Sista
Cigat
Lyn
G. Dougherty
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Chicana
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Brory, Brooka & Finke
England fights ship subsidy bill in parliament
England works to defeat the so called ship subsidy bill with all her powers. It is an open battle, a campaign that may or may not attract public attention, as observers note the strategic stakes in naval and maritime policy.
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United States
Britain
France
Italy
Europe
Tory
England
Congress
Aplkesta
America
Uughand
Brandoe
Bromchithe
Paget
Dyullers
Chase Turd
Thal
Selaliy Wardash
Vidaced
Ate
Grampy
Usta
Romfort
Urey
Clemenceau warns Germany plans another war
The speech in New York quotes Clemenceau saying Germany seeks a new conflict guided by Junkers and warlords aiming to overthrow the young republic and restore monarchy. He notes a small, loud faction could mislead the people, with Ludendorff advocating peace or disarmament, while the German public holds the key to future stability. The piece also rails at stalled rail and transport plans between Cedar Rapids and Iowa City and mocks political games and sensationalism.
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Clemenceau
New York
Germany
Junkers
Ludendorff
Ludendorf
Brain Teaser Fragment From A Old Puzzle Page
A damaged puzzle fragment asks to find French river names in sentences and includes garbled lines such as Wil you help me use this maner wisely and Le Doctor Delmar nears peven dolin's leg. It mixes clues like ORANGE minus RANGE, plus IVE, STONE, and stray letters forming a word puzzle with river-name hidden hints.
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France
Doctor Delmar
Pevendolin
Pach
Personal Health Service by Dr William Brady
Dr Brady answers reader questions on adenoids, tuberculosis reading, and a soprano symphony, with guidance on open air, winter coughs, and personal hygiene. He discusses adenoid removal outcomes and stresses numbered health advice, including library book recommendations and letter responses.
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William Brady
National Newspaper Service
Pr. Brady
Korenly
Thisewspaper
Friend Wife by Rob Fulkerson
Andrew dines with Imogene and his out of town friend Berkley at Cafe Royal. A plan to buy theater tickets unravels as Imogene reveals a fear of Berkley and the unseen advances she sensed. She explains a sixth sense warns her of a man whose mind needs a disinfectant.
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Andrew
Imogene
Win
Cafe Royal
Ashton Berkley
Bald Imogene
Vandeville
Mr. Berkley
Weiss
Ash
Ambrew
Nps
Aftics
Ute
Kiter
Linogens
Leah
Amin
Adarit
Burroughs Nature Club Notes
A readable fragment from a nature questions column asks about nature topics. It mentions inquiries to the Nature Notes Dept and prompts readers to send questions about nature, with references to egg colors, hatching times, and garden pests like grubs affecting vines.
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Nature Notes
Answers to questions on plants and bird nesting theory
A fragment discusses Lenin era ideas on domesticating edible plants and famine threats. It touches on long cultivated crops and medicinal herbs. It then shifts to birds, daddy longlegs, their diet of plant lice and mosquitoes, and notes on nest materials and camouflage theories with John Bury Tati g tessed.
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Tinwaid Yeepte Lenin
John Bury Tati
Bure Loughs
Bonus for soldiers should not be tax funded by alcohol
Sioux City Journal argues against financing a proposed soldier bonus with beer and wine taxes. It urges honest funding, opposing Prohibition-relaxed schemes and questioning why the public should finance a soldier’s reward through liquor revenues.
On the Other Side of Jordan Song Remembrance
An oblique reminiscence of a hymn sung by a crowd as a man departs the chorus fades. The verses speak of crossing the Jordan and a hopeful reunion beyond, with lines implying comfort in the journey and faith in future meeting.
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Jordan
Jorden
Cina
Elde
Nimble Finds Bride In Forest Doll Tale
The Sandman story follows Nimble as he wooes Miss Whitefoot, a pretty woods doll with white feet, arguing over where to live. She prefers the woods, promising warmth and food in trees, while Nimble plans a winter home in the attic with cheese as a wedding gift.
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Nimble
Miss Whitsh
Miss White-foot
Miss Whitefoot
Aliss Whitefoot
Miss Whitefont
Nimtle
Imble
Tan Nimble
Mrs. Twinkle-eyes
Noor
Sheila Elliston Refuses Love in Turbulent Romance
In a melodramatic narrative, Sheila Elliston becomes the central figure in a tangled love triangle involving Phil Wilmington, his sister Mrs. Wilmington, and Susanne Jones. Phil pursues Sheila while tensions rise over past secrets, familial control, and the influence of Susanne as a competing object of affection. The tale follows late-night confidences, telegrams, and a mood of unresolved yearning as Sheila finally declares deep love yet with uncertain marriage prospects, leaving questions about consent and lineage of affections lingering.
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Wilintington
Mernures
Stella Ellis
Willington
Susanne
Pursing
Phil
Sheila
Abe Martin onCampaign Season and Unseen Foes
The column notes low enthusiasm in this fall's campaign and observes a sharp observer, a woman who seems deadly in a running pistol fight yet remains unseen when not looked for. The piece wryly marks the lack of audible cheers and the absence of standout contenders.
Soviet Taxation Rule Sparks Trade Suspensions
Wholesale suspension of trade and industrial establishments is linked to excessive taxation under Soviet rule in Free Russia. A special report in Economic Life, via Prof. Hookshpan, cites turnover taxes at 25 30 percent, prewar profits eroded, and double taxation on trade and indirect taxes undermining consumption and revenue. A warning against taxing industries into destruction follows. In Canton Illinois, Dallas Paul set a corn husking record of 224 bushels and 39 pounds in 11 hours.
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Russia
Department of Commerce
Hookshpan
United States
Canton
Spayva
Here
Dallas Paul
Plenty of Poultry for Thanksgiving in Supply
Swift and Company manager assures ample poultry for Thanksgiving with no sleep over shortages. Eyes price expected to fall. turkeys, geese, ducks and chickens available. Local demand governs prices. New York quotes show a five cent drop. Des Moines dealers anticipate turkeys at around forty cents per pound.
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Swift & Co
Eyess
Eyes
New York
Mendger
Des Moines
Monarchist Center Moves to Paris and Other Global Briefs
Grand Duke Nicholas elected to succeed the late Czar. royalist center shifts from Berlin to Paris. Germany sees Chancellor Cuno form ally government. Rev. David G. Wills dies after taxi strike. Dr. Leroy H. Harvey dies from infection linked to lab work. Armor in antique shop found to contain liquor. Fascisti spread to Chihuahua City. farmers outline program. Farmer Labor Party calls state convention. AFL invites to Hague antiwar conference. Dr. Leo Braun dies while hunting. Italian railways aim 106 million lire annual savings. Polish diet seats split among Nationalists and others. Captain Bryan to The Hague for warfare rules conference. Queen Mother Margarita of Italy birthday cruise. Mussolini leaves Lausanne for Rome. Congressmen push rural credit legislation.
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Paris
Nicholas
Ceed
Berlin
Supreme Council of
Cuno
Germany
New York
David G. Wills
Presbyterian Synod of America
Kalamnazoo
Mich
Leroy H. Harvey
Western State Normal Scool
Mexico City
Mex
Chihuahua
Sioux Falls
S. S
Farmer-Labor Party
Washington, D. C
International Federation of Trade Unions
Hague
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Ashland
Wis
Leo Braun
Bone
Gabriello
Warsaw
Fingl
Wito
Constantinople
WL EL Bryan
U.S. N
The
Hagues
Rome
Margharita
Italy
Lausanne
Mussolini
Lord Curzon
London
Congress
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Teeturer
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Eve
Pappa Adam
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Funk & Wag- Mala
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Des Moines Capital
Friend Wife
Rob Fulkerson
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin CO
Cosyright
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Stubbard
Towa Editors
Frank J. Beintee
Jordazy
Sandman
PF. A. Walker
Sheila Elliston
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