Waterlo o Evening Courier urges road funding and fair play
The editorial discusses 1919 road paving expenditures and future funding prospects, urging caution about costs and transportation strain. It condemns betting on the East vs West high school football classic and calls for a clean, rivalry driven by merit. It also critiques railroad tariff puzzles with humorous examples.
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Terloo
Husky
Jess
Woman Fed London during the 1911 railway strike
Miss E. M. Hopwood, once a north of England secretary, became famed as the woman who fed London during the lockout era. She joined the Ministry of Food and, at the start of the strike, was appointed head of general metropolitan food distribution.
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London
Hnegland
E. M. Hopwood
Health Talks on the family medicine chest and home remedies
The article details organizing a family medicine chest with labeled boxes for tablets and powders and lists items for dispensing and first aid. It also includes a Q A on neurasthenia and tuberculosis and urges professional diagnosis for personal health questions.
Little Life Confidences in the Experience of a Couple
Excerpted dialogue between Andrew and Imogene Fulkerson recounting romance and marriage, comparing happiness of proposal and wedding to simple moments. Andrew recalls a Canada salmon trip and a humorous memory of tight shoes at a dance as Imogene teases him about their wedding.
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Imogene
Roe Fulkerson
Canada Woods
How To Be Healthy Practical Talks On Disease Prevention
A public health article urges readers to invest in health through proper diet fresh air and regular exercise. It notes the dangers of irregular meals poor dental care and decay and emphasizes preventive measures including tuberculosis awareness and Red Cross Christmas seals to fund the fight against the White Plague.
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John B. Huber
National Tuberculosis Association
Red Cross
United States
The Queen Plans Ritta as Queen through a Ruse
The Queen orders Ritta to dress as the Princess and receive Prince Otto while Aneta is left in attend ant robes. Otto, kind at heart, swaps clothes with a servant to enter the palace unseen and later the tale promises to reveal what happens when Ritta meets the Prince.
Canadian Suggests Giving Maine to Canada Under League Plan
A Des Moines Capital item cites a Canadian proposal under the League of Nations idea to cede northern Maine to Canada to connect St Johns with New Brunswick on Canadian soil. The piece notes map maker errors and argues the U S has held the Maine area without conflict so far. Also referenced are memories of past coal days and Paris fashion trends including a color changing chameleon suit.
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Des Moines
League of Nations
Dominion
United States
Maine
St. Johns
New Brunswick
Supreme Council
Great Britain
Andrew Jackson
Canada
Real Prince and Real Princess Part I
The Queen plots to test Prince Otto’s love for Princess Aneta by dressing her daughter Ritta as a disguise to stand beside the princess at the palace. The King agrees to the plan hoping Otto proves he loves Aneta for who she is, not wealth.
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Otto
Ritta
Mossoneer
Pases
Ashe
Conradt
Hare and tortoise race puzzle from Aesop tale
In a circular track with 100 yard diameter the hare starts one eighth of the tortoise distance ahead. The hare lingers and meets the tortoise after the hare has run only one sixth of his distance. Determine how much faster the hare must run to win. Odd and even digits are arranged in sums for practice, with a like total.
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New & d
Aesop
No Fooling with Cascarets Buyers in 25 Million Boxes
Twenty five million boxes of Cascarets were sold last year to people seeking relief from constipation biliousness indigestion gases headaches and related discomfort. The ad claims Cascarets work during sleep by removing toxins and waste without griping and never weaken or upset like salts or harsh pills. They are to stimulate the liver and strengthen bowels at low cost.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Aaviasta Anise
W. H. Hartman CO
West Mark Ave
Associated Press
USA
Audit Bureau
Washington, D. C
Munsey
Dougherty
New York
Philadelphia
Story
Brooks & Finley
Rep's
Jleing
Dta
Alonso G Bliss Co
Ington
D.C
Banish Skin Diseases by Cleansing Blood with S. S. S.
An old advert claims skin eruptions stem from infected blood and touts S. S. S. as the cure. It warns of persistent itching and burning from eczema and other eruptions and urges readers to obtain a bottle at their drugstore and seek medical advice.
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Saint Laboratory
Atlanta
Relief for skin troubles with Resinal products
Ad advises Resinal Ointment for rough red pimply blotchy skin with itching and burning. Quick results claimed with Resinal Soap and warm water, plus the stick for tender skin relief. Obtain from a druggist to heal and maintain healthy skin.
Wizard Oil and Wizard Liver Pills Ad Claim Relief
An old advertisement touts Wizard Oil for quick relief of stiff joints muscles and minor wounds with antiseptic promises. It also promotes Wizard Liver Pills as a pleasant pink tablet for constipation and headaches, guaranteeing money back if unsatisfied.
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