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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1922
Page
3
The issue recounts Brockhart Carroll exchange over staff appointments and accusations of socialist influence, urges farmers to cut coal costs by using waste wood and cobs, quotes Ludendorff denouncing Americans while praising German monarchy, and notes Mason City wonder baby and Lincoln highway progress amid Russia’s ruble devaluation.
Dr William Brady warns against narcotic cough syrups and favors cautious use. He discusses proper coughing in illnesses, risks of overmedicating, and offers a simple non narcotic cough remedy. Readers’ questions on ivy dermatitis silver tarnish turpentine exposure and other health topics are addressed with brief guidance.
Andrew and Imogene argue over a surprise visit to Mrs. Sparks, wife of a late friend, to explain Andrew’s past infidelity. Imogene reveals a flower bill and the pair resolve to visit the woman, seeking forgiveness and reconciliation. Imogene forgives and they plan the visit immediately.
A fragment from a rural scene praises moving teams and horses while noting the rising use of tractors in plowing. It mentions Oscar Ames of Elizabeth New Jersey, a suicide linked to beer access, and hints at Iowa’s fall plowing conditions with mentions of the Reid family and the preparedness of farmers.
Des Moines Capital notes Iowa farmers show strong faith in the land with record crops. Observers traveling the state report widespread spring plowing and modern soil cultivation using multiple plows.
A fragmented brain teaser recounts removing letters from words to form new meanings. It references wordplay with fish, metal, fruit, vegetables, and a puzzle line about Maggie Tommy Tammy and their ages, including a riddle about present ages and future ages.
A reader notes a rustic morning scene with cane being taken to the mill and townsfolk singing hallelujah as an expression of cheerful weather and seasonal work, with dialect reminiscences and lively chorus about happiness and community.
A clipped collection notes Pocahontas county farmers burning corn to save coal, while fall plowing reveals future crop work and fertilization benefits. Editorials urge tougher coal price controls, legal enforcement, and civic virtue amid national hunger and energy concerns. Local commentaries from Sibley Gazette Glidden Graphic and Algona Upper Des Moines reflect moral and political tensions.
A clipped column notes Abe Martin Henry Ford is quite wealthy yet not fully leveraging his chances. It suggests hogging behavior by disruptors would improve relations if they mirrored old fashioned bartenders who socialized with customers.
Questions about Neutré Subjecta and apple diseases lead to Answers in tomorrow’s Nature Notes. Previous Q A discuss coyotes diet, moth pollination at night, and English sparrow enemies with limited predators.
QUITTOBACCO No-To-Bac promises thousands have broken the tobacco habit by placing a tablet in the mouth when craving arises. The ad asserts cravings end, the habit dissolves, and benefits are mental, physical, and financial. It guarantees refund if cravings persist.
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