Waterloo Iowa Ad Rates and Policy Notice Fragment
Fragmented newspaper text lists advertising rules and policies for Waterloo Iowa. Mentions Associated Press rights and rates, payment deadlines, and a note that the paper may reject ads not adhering to public policy or mislead. Contains garbled names and OCR errors with references to carriers and metro bureaus.
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Ee Artsrs
West Park Aye
John GC Hallman
Or Wee
Mt Peterson
Towa
Associated Press
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Poverbis
Debate on Article X and council unanimity in world peace
A reader letter critiques Article X and Article 15 of the League covenant, arguing US consent and unanimous council votes are required to bind America. It cites past events in Shantung and China, condemning expediency and detailing perceived failures of Wilson era decisions.
Congress Decision Should Be By People Not By Pressure
The author argues against approving under pressure and fears officials bowing to expediency. They warn that Woodrow Wilson would yield to pressure and imply any council could be similarly influenced. Urges that, if entering war, only Congress should declare it in representation of the people.
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Film makers urged to curb dangerous car stunts in films
A speaker appeals to directors and studios to tone down or cut out speed focused car scenes that glamorize reckless driving. He cites a film plot with a racing car elopement as a harmful example and warns it can seed imitation and real road danger. He contrasts staged stunts with moderate, safe driving in racing scenes. The piece also touches on political campaign rhetoric surrounding Cox and Harding, reflecting a broader wartime era mood.
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Bairpin
Nantippe
Health Talks on Scrofula and Infant Nutrition
Dr Huber explains how scrofulous children resemble weak infants and may not be tuberculous yet. The piece outlines symptoms, risks for mothers with tuberculosis, and suggests using modified milk for infants while advising mothers on diet rest and hygiene during pregnancy.
Friend Wife by Roe PfuIerson
Susette visited the dinner table scene as the two insisted she sit, urging a brief stay while she asked Andrew to resume his seat and explained she only wanted to...
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Susette
Andrew
The Soul's Answer by Frank L. Stanton
A reflective poem where the speaker asks life what it means after years of toil and tears. The soul responds that rest comes from love and hardship, while an old philosopher suggests accepting imperfect justice and the costs of time, urging gratefulness.
Lemonade and lawn party plans stir among church group
Imogene and Susette discuss arrangements for a church lawn party including chair logistics, cake duties, and bloodless gossip. Susette praises Susette’s dress repair and jokes about lemonade duty. Andrew teases about Susette’s baseball prowess as she leaves, muttering about her catching and delayed steal home.
The Sandman Story by Mrs F A W Jack Frost Oversleeps the Color Festival
In a woodland tale the mother north wind urges Jack Frost to paint autumn leaves for the color festival. He sleeps, leaves fall bare, and the cold winter follows as punishment. The elves, goblins, and gnomes await the color spectacle and learn why some years lack vivid scenery. Tomorrow's story is The Singing Princess. The piece notes a costly Sheffield knife with sixteen blades.
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North Wind
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Reae
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Toms
Jims
Jack
Mother North Wind
Frost
Singing Princess
Nature Notes by John Buervors
A column discussing winter behavior and hibernation in animals, noting that many enter hibernation by mid October. It contrasts fall and spring rains as deliberate versus impulsive, and critiques early ideas of a super government, arguing for American independence and non entanglement while acknowledging duties in world affairs.
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Sheffield
Tie Hawk
Harding
America
Wilson
Reform and League Debate Prompted by Women Voters
The Des Moines Capital notes intelligent women advocate voting rights with militant civic effort. The Cedar Rapids Republican discusses Mr. Wilson’s league proposal, Harding’s critique, and allied nations urging caution. The piece mocks trivial jokes about age and emphasizes serious public policy driving suffrage and international cooperation.
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Wmen
Ney Ake
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Repids
Moines
Wcrap
Senate
Sckence
Wilson
Grey
England
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Switzerland
Washington
Danderine Ad Promises Hair Revival Benefits
An old newspaper advertisement claims Danderine costs only a few cents and restores hair by preventing dandruff and loss. It asserts after use hair appears healthier with life vigor brightness color and thickness. The copy emphasizes new growth and a dandruff free scalp.
Riddling Trees and a Bologna Trade
A fragmented quiz lists whimsical tree questions from what appears to be a 19th or early 20th century newspaper feature asking which tree matches traits such as sadness love schoolboy folly and Cleopatra. It ends with a math kata about paying for Bologna with pennies and fractions and a pickup of pickles.
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