Waterloo Daily Courier: Economic Optimism and Power Shifts
The Waterloo Daily Courier discusses industrial power advances and electrical energy benefits. It includes remarks by publishers and scholars on American character, efficiency gains from electric locomotives, and forecasts of cheaper power through mercury and water vapor engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Company
Robert Wy
Bruere
Harber’s
Ine Lene Super- Power Commission
Conceited America and the charge of national arrogance
The piece discusses a recurring critique of American confidence as boastfulness. It cites Lloyd George and Arthur Tadley, president emeritus of Yale, as voices of the accusation, noting the persistence of the charge and hinting at its potential truth amid public rhetoric.
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Lloyd George
Arthur Tadley
Yale
Eighthour Day Debate and Weather Skepticism Across Nations
In a wartime era tone, the column weighs Germany's push to ten hours to fund reparations against eight-hour norm, faces workers' resistance, and notes France fears competition. It then shifts to US weather histories, debunking snow deflation myths and recalling 1884 records, with nostalgia and social commentary on modern comforts.
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Germany
Huot ‘Stinnes
United States Weather Bureauu
Personal Health Service by William Brady M D
An old health column discusses anatomy with emphasis on veins and phlebitis. It explains vein valves, varicose veins, and related conditions, then answers reader questions about adenoids, exercise for youth, and medical study paths.
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William Brady, M. D
Baddek
Yuung
Doctor Hooks
B. 1
Hira
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Friend Wife by Rob Fulkerson
Andrew returns home surprised his wife Imogene does not greet him at the door. He reads the afternoon paper while waiting and paces the parlor. Imogene, in gala attire, arranges her face before a mirror, preparing for an unknown purpose.
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Sinogene
Andrew
Imogens
Imogene
Bill
Little Reddy Fox Brags Then Grannys Tale Tells Why
In a children’s tale, Little Reddy Fox boasts of cleverness and plunder. Granny Fox warns against flattery and shares a fable of Mr Bear and Mr Wolf where clever planning leads to a trap and hunger.
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd
Tom claims his cane is half an inch longer than Johns and in the same proportion to his height as Johns is to his height. The two canes together equal Tom height, which is six feet. Determine Johns height. Answer to Yesterday s The word FOXGLOVE.
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Tom
John
Clever fox learns caution from a wily wolf tale
Granny Fox warns Little Reddy about Reynard’s tricks after Mr. Bear follows a deceiver to a lamb room and ends as a prisoner. The shepherd frees him only to see him kept for tricks in a box. The tale ends with a lesson: overconfidence invites fools and stronger foes.
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Mr. Bear
Mr. Wolf
Little Reddy Fox
Granny Fox
Reynard
Reddy Fox
Granny
Reddy
Mason City Globe-Gazette Quote on Native Citizenship
The Mason City Globe-Gazette quotes a column advising readers to question a repeat critic of the country about his origins and suitability. It admonishes native-born readers not to overlook those who mock the nation and notes that reform may be unlikely for chronic critics.
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Mason City Globe-Gazette
Dinner plans hinge on Coolidge photographers' restraint
Abe Martin Teil Binkley starts a quiet dinner scheme on a small strip while Uday Incognito avoids crowd attention. If President Coolidge asks the newspaper photographers to back off, the paper will shift its focus entirely to him and his entourage.
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Teil Binkley
Her Husbands Wife Loss and Awakening in Milan Tale
Ralph Kenton, 23, escorts Sabra Moore to a grave and confronts a tangled bond with John Moore’s wealthy aunt. The trio’s world travels reveal Sabra’s dangerous age and Ralph’s growing devotion as John's death reshapes family ties and future plans. Tomorrow, The Awakening hints at reckoning as Sabra mourns and Ralph faces uncertain paths.
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Ralph Kanton
John Moore
Satra Moore
John
Kenton
Moore
Ienton
Sabra
Moors Homs
Ralph Kenton
Ralph
Sabra Moore
Shea
Tami
Altho
Wisdhum
Sneadine
Tohr Moore
Jotn
Raine
Coliseum
John Faily
Prado
I John
Grand Canal
Sahra Moore
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Q&A From 1923
Readers are invited to submit questions on nature to the Nature Notes Dept. Answers to questions about mermaids whales birds nostrils and beaks will appear in tomorrow's Nature Notes column.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin CO
Nature Notes
Answers to questions on woodchucks snakes and birds
A reader asks about woodchuck teeth movability and dental structure, noting loose incisors and hollow roots. The piece also covers anacondas diet preferring birds and animals, and bird nesting in South America with migratory patterns. A copper piece 5,400 years old was sent from Berlin to New York by the American consul general.
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Woodchuck
Chuck
Norva
Rivarbanks
South America
Europe
New York
Berlin
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