Waterloos Sunday Classifieds and Editorial Mix
A scanned newspaper fragment includes Want Ads with prices and a notice about subscription terms, plus an essay on women voters in New Jersey and the rise of peanut production and oil imports. It also mentions legal testifying by telephone and boxing punditry about Georges Carpentier and Cox.
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Pablines
AN. BL
Wantwan Co
Sean Hartman
Edico
Amy Peterson
Tread
Daler
Mat
Towa
Mall
Vtate Lowe
Waterian
Associated Press
Sianatches
Pei
Corea
Wiley
Ge 8S
Eltogether
Weahington, Co. Co. Burcell, Munsey
Bis
Dougherty
New York
Phiadelphis
Chicaxa
Btors
Rocks & Finlex
Rep's
New Jersey
Edwards
Bryan
San Francisco
Gov. Cox
Democratié_niominee
Gov. Edwards
Jersey
James R. Nugent
Democratic Party
Tammany Taggart
Mr. Nugent
Nugent
Boss Nugent
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United States of America
Health Talks by Jonh Ro Huber on large families
Dr Huber argues against large families when mothers are frail or undernourished. He envisions a serene ideal mother with her children, warns against mothers becoming physical wrecks, and urges healthful family planning to ensure normal human development. The column also features reader questions on occupation neurosis and losing friends, with doctor replies and how to submit inquiries.
Tomas Seeks Work While King Chooses On Court Day
In a rural tale Tomas argues with his parents about idle time and study. His mother and father urge plain labor while Tomas insists his education offers better work. He walks to the village green to hear a royal herald announce the king is to choose.
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Tomas
The Wise Fool Tomas Wins Princess and Heir
Abe Marlin recounts a folktale where Tomas, mocked as a fool, meets a king's test requiring six languages and backward history recitation. He survives by proposing three wishes including marriage to the princess and half the treasure, and earns the king's pardon and his new status as son-in-law.
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Fathet
Tomas
Skuw
Theyisoon
Tom
Friend Wife By Roe Fulkerson Comic Misadventure
Imogen and Andrew grapple with a cascade of neighbor favors and pet care duties as Mrs Jones and others depart. Can they manage dogs, cats, canaries, hydrangeas, a century plant, and a parrot without arousing suspicion or social scandal?
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Andrew
Imogeny
Imogene
Sears
Century
Mabel
Maine
Fluffy
Josephine
Piney Point
Polly
Brain Tests and Honest Answers From Loyd Ad
A short brain teaser asks readers to deduce ages of John James and Joshua from a gift distribution by Uncle Walt. The page also includes advertising for Foley's Honey and Tar and a brief medical caution about heart disease and underlying causes, warning against opiate- free remedies.
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Bob
Hurley L. Watkids
Louisvitis
Jonn
Foley
James
Joshua
John
Chiropractic Heart Trouble and Nerve Link Theory
An article argues that heart trouble is often misnamed and caused by nerve interference from spinal misalignment. It claims chiropractors restore heart function by realigning the spine, citing extensive case claims and an educational campaign to promote the profession.
Where to Go and Whom to Go To in Cedar Falls
Classified listing includes multiple names and addresses for professionals and businesses in Cedar Falls and nearby towns. It lists Mary E H Day, O H Hoy, A G gence Rn, Wm J Roth, J Gutenc, W W Langenhagen, Thomas Bigck, E Bedner, and others with street addresses and phone numbers, along with references to the County Savings Bank and local services.
How to Get There by Frank L Stanton
Fragmented 1920s prose parodies a travel pitch with brisk, lively dialogue. It contrasts poetic ambition and practical needs as a couple debates travel, snow, and coal while a writer’s boast about a poet millionaire hints at satire.
Pippiest Bird Warns Against Eloise Infected Cage
Dialogues reveal a quarrel over a pet bird and fears of contagion. A character insists Eloise must not be allowed near the bird or its cage to avoid spreading insidious germs to Polly, while another urges lying to maintain order. The exchange features assurances of civilizational complexity and doctrinal conflict.
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Eloisé
Pip
Polly
Imogene
Andrer
Nature Notes A look at bird songs and local differences
A fragmented Nature Notes excerpt discusses whether birds pursue other birds, the pleasures of studying nature, how a squirrel harvests nuts, and whether a bird’s song varies by locality and over years. It recalls Cape Cod horses with strong hip muscles for unstable sand and Thoreau’s winter observation of sound and distant objects sharpening before storms.
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Cape Cod
Theresa
Thoreau
Frivolous Native Provokes Leisure Debate in Des Moines Capital
A survey of American newspapers shows sports dominate page space while politics, business, and crime receive far less room. The notes cite front pages filled with baseball and track, with figures listing space by topic and yearn for more serious matters.
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Des Moines
Moore
Jesse
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