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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1921
Page
3
Waterica Evening Courier anit aPeanparee edition features ads and news blurbs with notes on radium speculation, Lincoln lore from Charleston Illinois, and local industry mentions. It recounts Thomas Lincoln's grave, regional memory of Lincoln Douglas debates, and notes on philanthropy and public figures amid era ads.
Senator Kenyon rejects a federal judgeship offered by the president and remains in the U S Senate to render broader service to the country and his state. He claims to be a militant senator, acknowledging he has not yet achieved most of his aims.
Five minutes to answer this rebus puzzle yields inked names of two fictional characters known as The Hapre OM Couple. The solution involves subtracting and adding elements such as a fish a conjunc tion and a mournful sound to spell the names.
Health Talks by John B. Huber discusses influenza, its rapid spread and diverse symptoms from respiratory to digestive and nervous effects, potential complications, and the impact on health. The column invites reader questions about swollen ankles and kidney or heart concerns, guiding inquiries to the Health Talks department.
Imogene challenges Andrew over who changes plans, mocking the idea that women change minds more than men. A joking scene unfolds with a car episode showing a woman’s “mature judgment” altering plans and causing chaos, while Imogene insists her choices are deliberate.
Residents near the riverfront witnessed an oil burning vessel towing a giant floating dock en route to New Orleans. The piece discusses inland waterway progress, terminal facilities, and the lower Mississippi’s success with steel-coated dredges and higher freight capacity, noting potential northward expansion and related economic context.
Ambrose Doane faces trial as inspector Denholm defends. prosecutor Mr. Pascoe portrays Doane as chief instigator in Fort Enterprise violence. The defense questions motive while witnesses recall threats, fire, and a truck of flourmill burnings amid Indian tensions and Gaviller rivalry. The judge overrules objections as testimony centers on crossing the river and a fatal confrontation at Gaviller’s house.
Abe Martin and Mrs Tilford invite Mr and Mrs Joe Lark to ride today as the car is said not to hold the road well with only two aboard. The day featured a pleasant stranger from Indynoplus and a report of a prisoner leading a man to a beach where his store was missing.
Fragmentary poem notes repeated sorrows and enduring light beyond the dark. It evokes a longing for a better future as storms, crowns, and fame pass without notice while a brighter land shines beyond. The text blends dated imagery with hopeful tone and musical cadence.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes from 1923 invites reader questions on nature topics. It lists sample queries about ravens versus crows, fish bait, and jointed snakes, and provides brief answers on sleeping sickness, lizards and salamanders, and skunk spray effects.
The passage compares awkward phrases with corrected forms. It highlights replacing AWPELLY FUNKY with EMBARRASSED when an error is found and replacing ENJOYS bad health with IS IN bad health. It also suggests replacing MORNING RE PAST with BREAKFAST and GRAND sunset with BEAUTIFUL sunset, and SUMPTUOUS dinner with splendid or sumptuous as appropriate.
A noted authority cites using a few drops of Outgro on skin around an ingrown nail to reduce inflammation and pain. The solution allegedly toughens tender skin, preventing flesh penetration and guiding the nail outward overnight. Outgro is described as a harmless antiseptic for dentists, available to consumers with directions from a drug store bottle.
Hopkins Minnesota testimonial from Mrs George Buock praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief during menopause. The letter notes common symptoms and encourages others to seek the product, inviting confidential inquiries to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
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