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Daily per week by carrier, per year by mail and other rates listed. Waterloo newspaper notes postal restrictions, subscription terms, and disclaimers on advertising content. The notice mentions Associated Press usage and outlines rejected advertisements and policy.
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Private Citizen Magnus Candidacy Draws Mixed Views
Editorial discusses Magnus as a candidate showing sincerity and farm sympathy but warns that personal appeal does not guarantee sound policy. It critiques his stance on price fixing, suggests a need for clearer plans to identify profiteers, and questions his broader economic conclusions. It also covers proposed Oregon occupational representation and Nebraska unicameral plans as modern reforms.
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Magnus
Ike
Jin
Supreme Court
Magnes
Towa
Pink Wildcat Wonders and Trapping Tips in 1920s Watch
A fragmented tale notes pink wildcats sold from Zapata County Texas and shipped to the Smithsonian. It mentions counterfeit window cards used by bootleggers, a trapper’s hobby, and a rail labor board report criticized for its length.
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Los Angeles
Magnus Johnson at Cedar Falls Speaks to Local Crowd
Magnus Johnson addressed a Cedar Falls gathering last week. Attendees recall his handshake and words as he declared he had no horns and urged listeners to see what he claimed about himself.
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Magnus Johnson
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Ralph Kenton
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Hookworm Disease Facts From Public Health Service
Public Health Service article by Dr William Brady explains hookworm, its spread through water soil and skin contact, symptoms such as pale lips and fatigue, and prevention including proper sewage disposal and wearing shoes. It notes remedies like thymus pills or oil of cloves and stresses sanitation and public cooperation.
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America
South
Krieg
Georgia
Whorida
Yousere
Rome
Southord
Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
Florida
Drainage scheme faces opposition from Winneshick bottoms
The Walton League of Iowa meeting at Waterloo voices protest against draining the Mississippi bottoms. Proponents claim vast new farmland and sport habitat would be created, while critics warn drainage taxes would burden landowners and yield swampy returns. Past drains show overburdened farms and uncollectible loans for investors.
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Friend Wife by Rob Fulkerson
Imogene explains Annabel’s awkward position amid a lake bed farming tale near Cordelia. The passage notes a drained lake returning after water floods corn, and frames Walton League aims to conserve recreation spots, protect bird life, and support breath prevention. It also mentions sportsmen’s rights in waterfowl preservation and opposition to the Winneshick drainage project.
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Cordelia
Walton League
Brain Testes and a Prosy Puzzle in 1900s Tone
A puzzle about three nephews John James and Joshua with gifts totaling fractions of wealth. A second tale recalls a Atlantic City summer romance involving Jerry Thompson and Tom Anderson, a scandalous tattoo incident, and a girl named Annabel facing a pending marriage amid jealous threats and a Europe voyage.
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John
James
Joshua
Boone
Atlantic City
Hoboken
Jerry Thompson
Tom Anerson
Jerry
Tom
Enrone
Annabel
Terry
Europe
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Answers and Questions
Burroughs Nature Club column invites reader questions on nature topics to the Nature Notes Dept. A 1923 piece includes a Q&A on bluebirds wintering, butternut tree bearing age, and Pacific trout names, with prior answers about bluebird migration and butternut bearing variability.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin CO
Nature Notes
Marriage Pact and Farm Fox Folly From Old Serial Tale
A fragment from a serialized story follows Ralph Kenton and Sabra Moore as they discuss a marriage based on wealth, pleasure, and risk, contrasted with a rustic farmside tale where a sly fox schemes for turkeys, outwits a dog and skunk, and narrowly escapes a farmer’s shot. Sabra proposes a business marriage while Ralph weighs romance against money and age.
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Ralph Kenton
Sabra Moore
Imogene Counsels Against Interfering in Love Affair
In a tense exchange, a woman frets about her friend's success in love and hints at drastic actions to mar a bride's appearance. Andrew volunteers to reveal details to Tom, but Imogene forbids meddling, urging acceptance over confrontation in a fragile romance.
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Andrew
Tom
Imogene
Abe Martin Reflects on The Twenty Five Cent Square Meal
The Abe Martin column recalls the old twenty five cent square meal and a cross barred apple pie in the left field noting age does not improve with whisky.
Man's slow ascent toward the divine in Sir Oliver Lodge view
A recent statement by Sir Oliver Lodge argues humanity remains a late evolutionary arrival with flaws yet a spark of the divine. He suggests God may err, man must work out his own salvation, and the coming of a distant, inspiring divine event will be achieved after a few thousand years of struggle.
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Oliver Lodge
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The Sandman Story by Mrs F A Walker
Mr Fox and Jimmy Skunk are not friends but a morning meeting changes things. Fox, returning from a farm with turkeys, notices Skunk prowling nearby and uses cunning to assess his chances and potential gains, sparking a developing encounter.
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Sandman
F. A. Walker
MR. Fox
MR. Skunk
Jimmy Skunk
Jimmy
Piles Can Be Cured Without Surgery
An instructive book by Dr. A S McCleary, a Kansas City rectal specialist, claims piles can be cured quickly and easily without cutting, burning, or hospital care. The method has 24 years of success and over eight thousand cases. the book is mailed free to interested readers who send their name and address to 575 Parkview Sanitarium.
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A. S. McCleary
Kansas City
McCleary
Farkviow Sanitarium
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