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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1925

Page

3

Health survey notes child welfare gains in cities

The Waterloo Evening Courier highlights a forthcoming report, “A Health Survey of 85 Cities,” by the American Child Health Association. It notes cities are expanding child health programs, appointing trained health officers, and boosting cooperation between public and private agencies at a modest per-capita cost of about 42 cents annually.

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Collie and Airedale Debate at White House Tenor

Controversy among dog fanciers follows a White House decree banning Paul Pry the Airedale from the executive household. Albert Payson Terhune defends both breeds citing airedale temper and trainability while noting collie treachery concerns and strong breeding lines amidst partisan praise.

White House Paul Pry Atre Dale Albert Payson Terhune Nature Magazine Han Terhune

Trail of the dollar mirrors daily life across states

A collage of editorials from Iowa papers surveys the dollar’s path through living expenses luxuries education and crime. It notes allocations to church savings and miscellany while critiquing tax shifts and interstate commerce debates.

Cefar Rapids Gazette

The Surprising Sex in Washington Power Play

Wealthy congressman John Blake navigates political ambitions and a family feud while being pursued by Anna Denniston who plots to replace Blake’s wife Julie Latimer. Julie’s quiet devotion masks a growing strain as courtship and intrigue converge on a Washington scene.

John Blake Congress Julie Latimer Horace Latimer Blake Anna Denniston Kurts Julie Jimmy Philips Philips Jnile Aassed Gevidex Mar Washington

Reward for killer of love leads to a stray child encounter

A fragment describes Julie visiting a park near a hotel and befriending children and babies while nurses flirt with chauffeurs. Julie returns to her apartment as Blake entertains a visitor, unaware of her earshot. Anna Denniston had urged the visit to say goodbye to Julie.

Julie Anag Blake Anna Denniston Juliex

Uncle Wiggily and the Porch Swing, a Grim Grins Tale

Jingle and Jangle, two rabbit girls, find a grapevine rope and plan a porch swing with Scooter and Tooter. They debate making a swing with Gaddycums Gadle Wiggity, aiming for outdoor fun, and discuss needing a board to sit on.

Jingle Jangle Scooter Tooter Gaddycums Gadle Jangie

Bearded Swing Plans Cause Porch Carolling Fun

In a playful scene Scooter finds a beard and wild grapevines beneath October leaves and, with Jingle Jangie, plots a large porch swing for four girls. Gaela Wiggily gawks as Uncle Wiggily agrees to the plan, promising pets may share the swing.

Tooler Wigerly Scooter Tooter Jingle Jangie Gaela Pore Jingin Dangly Uncle Wiggly

Uncle Wiggily Swing Plot Ends With Bear Maneuver

A Bushy Bear schemes to cut Uncle Wiggily’s porch swing ropes as the rabbit builds a front porch swing. The bear’s plan fails when a loud disturbance breaks the moment, leaving readers teased about the next episode and a wry note on winter habitats and prosperity forecasts.

Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions Answered

Burroughs Nature Club column invites readers to send questions on nature topics. It asks about the water moccasin difference from copperhead, osage orange wood uses, and English sparrow distribution, with answers promised in tomorrow’s notes. The insect inquiry describes minute mothlike moths or leafhoppers found at light, noted for pearly iridescent markings, and asks about lynx coat patterns with reddish brown outer fur and drab inner fur.

Nature Nature Notes America

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