Wateries Evening Courier BE ave Wateries Evening Courier BE
Wateries Evening Courier edition notes weekly publication from Wateries and New York offices. Feature article discusses Lester Armour joining a packinghouse basement job, detailing family wealth and reporter sensationalism about his start. Political commentary covers Iowa Republican prospects and Bolshevik era warnings, plus labor union tensions with printers and a critique of McAdoo’s presidential prospects.
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Dag
HM Hartman
Weet Park Ave
Jorn
Dartwan
Peterson, Aroas
Teal
Cartes
Reneer
Tre
Glee
Audit Bureau of Circulations
D. C
Dousherty
New York
Foliadelphia
Chive
Breaks & Vintoy
Replat
Health Talks on Scarlet Fever and Endocarditis Concern
Dr. John B. Huber presents guidance on scarlet fever incubation, contagion, symptoms, and prevention, noting rash progression, complications, and quarantining needs. He answers a reader query on endocarditis related to rheumatic fever and smoking, and advises medical consultation for marriage decisions. The column promotes disease prevention and offers public health Q A within the paper.
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John B. Huber
Little Life Confidences in a Couple Philosophie
Andrew and Imogene discuss domestic tensions at dinner in a fragment from a couple’s reflections. Andrew blames daily business woes on miscreant assistants and client dishonesty while Imogene pleads for calm. He complains of Sarah’s carelessness and contemplates drastic steps, threatening to reveal fatigue and frustration at home.
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Andrew
Imogene
Rob Fulkerson
Sarah
Linogene
N. G
Togena
Puddin
Tinogena
Andrus
How Topsy Won the Prize in the Sandman Tale
The Sandman Story by Mrs. Fla. Walker follows Tiger and Tim two kittens quarrelling with their sister Topsy. Mrs Fuss offers a red ribbon to the first to catch a mouse. Tim and Tiger clash as Topsy drives the mouse to their mother. she wins the prize while her brothers envy her.
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Topsy
Tiger
Tim
Tuss
Elis
Hart
Nisuan
Rhemea
Beth
Batopton Harberne
Hampton
Tizer
Lis
Piser
Nis
Sata Tiger
Roy
Springfield mother reports egg nearly two inches long
Mrs Helen Harris of Springfield saved a surprising egg measuring about 1.9 inches in length and one ounce in weight. The egg was found after breaking a crate and was described as ordinary in size before discovery.
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Springfield
Helen Harris
Ken
Unclear Adriatic Talks Echo Italian Crisis Debate
Uncle Harry and friends discuss Italy's Adriatic claims and the Fiume raid in a wartime dialogue. They weigh Wilson's role, nationalists versus socialists, and looming civil tension while noting supply worries and upcoming harvests shaping Italy's stance in the postwar upheaval.
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Tit- Loni
Fiume
Italy
Jimny
Uncle Harry
Germany
Turkey
Roumania
Russia
Thelelarry
D’annunzio
IOWA EDITORS This Year and Jest
Sioux City Tribune recalls a year when disease and war fear gripped the state. Schools closed in Sioux City and theatres faced bankruptcy as epidemics disrupted public life and stores urged restraint to avoid crowds and spread.
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Sioux City
Sioux
Railhway
Pony Mopps Ends Inactive Run In Town Inquiry
A fragment suggests Pony Mopps withdraws from involvement as town rumors swirl about an industrial conserve project and its impact on local residents, hinting at broader concerns over who controls the venture and how it affects the poor.
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Mora
Bolatisvik
Seach
Pringers
Typographical Union
New York
Seattle
IWLW
Rpogradpnleal
Pony Mopps
Ovent
Railway director calls for quicker car returns amid traffic stress
Amid tight traffic, railway director urges officials to co operate by moving unneeded cars promptly to relieve congestion. The appeal stresses keeping trains moving and avoiding shutdowns as cars are repurposed to meet demand.
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Failway
Sp. Pers
Government Rent Commission Aids Public Jobs Debate
The Minneapolis Journal notes Congo era rents and Washington clerical bloat as Congress creates a rent commission to fix fair rents for three years. Kellogg and Smoot urge cutting public employes to relieve congestion and save money, arguing many workers are idle. Senators describe waste, unobtainable budgets, and evasive spending while urging early reform.
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Minneapolis
Congo
Washington
Congress
Senate
Kellogg
Minnesota
Smoot
Utah
Treasury
Cangress
Burea
Reneral
Prir
House
Select
Bralw Tests By Sam Loud
Fragmentary prompt from a puzzle page mentions state names and roads in the United States with vague dialogue about a mine and a widow.
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Sam Loud
United States
Butte
South Street
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Guay
Lowden
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Tyrol
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Aimrusel
Haly
Finnie
Uncle Harty
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