Unstable Pride and Europe Alarm in Waterloo Editorial
The Waterloo Courier critiques United States policy on League of Nations and warns of European competition. It questions involvement in world affairs, urges domestic focus, and notes Senator Kenyon as a local figure amid broader debates.
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Europe
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Uncle Sam
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Roumania
Serbia
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America
England
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Italy
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Health Talks on Apoplexy and Prevention
This health column explains apoplexy causes from brain vessel rupture or blockage, detailing embolus and thrombus origins, symptoms like sudden onset convulsions or gradual cognitive changes, and how paralysis varies by brain area. It offers general prevention guidance and a 2 cent mail-in inquiry option to Dr. John B. Huber.
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John B. Huber
Little Life Confidences in the Experience of a Couple
Andrew confronts Imogene over coffee tampering as she reveals she fed him a supposed liquor cure to curb his drinking. He learns the scheme aimed to curb his alcohol use, not poison, ending with his quip that he has been cured of drinking forever.
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Waterloo Courier
Andrew
Imogene
Rob Fulkerson
Puddin
Mike
Tam
The Sandman Story: Billy Goat and Mr Fox
Mrs. Fox orders Reynard to clean carpets as punishment for laziness. Billy Goat steals the goatskin rug, eats Mrs. Fox’s turnips, and confronts Reynard when he mistakes Billy for the rug. Mrs. Fox mandates the work and dinner follows only after the chores are complete, with Reynard groaning through the task.
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Billy Goat
MR. Fox
Mrs. Fox
Reynard
Mr. Coon
Tan Reynard
Bernard
Iowa Plays Waiting Game Over Sena Stampede Threat
The text notes Iowa reserving the right to join any movement reaching stampede proportions for Sena while children hope one man won’t push a six hour day agenda like Santa Claus.
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Iowa
Sena
Santa Claus
Overriding Veto Shifts Public Mood on Prohibition
Sioux City Journal notes the house and senate overrode the president's veto of wartime prohibition enforcement, reflecting broad public backing for enforcement. The piece argues the president treats the issue as technical and warns of dangers to prohibition as the national amendment nears effect next year.
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Sioux City Journal
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd No 210
A farmer seeks how many equal rails are needed to enclose a right triangle with one leg 4 rails long, assuming the other two sides are exact multiples of rail length. The puzzle asks who can answer the farmer’s question. Also notes answer to No 209 reveals two diet rebuses potatoes and salt.
Tell Binkley Buys Shoes Through Eureka Loan Company
A quirky notice notes Tell Binkley bought a pair of shoes yesterday via Eureka Loan Company. The text pithily comments on how hard it is to tell if a seller offers a nickel’s worth of peanuts or a quarter’s worth of apples, reflecting everyday commerce chatter.
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Binkley
Eureka Loan Company
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