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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1922
Page
2
The piece surveys global holidays in September from Abyssinia to New Zealand and links late summer festivity to political debate. It weighs labor and farmer interests, argues cooperation unlikely, and notes Iowa coal politics and the league of nations' upcoming session amid seasonal reflection.
The Texas Democratic primary nominates Marfield, a Ku Klux Klan candidate, sparking broad dissatisfaction and a push for a switch to a more popular figure. Rumors place former senator Joe Bailey back in the race with possible independent or Republican angles developing.
Personal Health Service by Dr William Brady discusses facial redness including moist and dry red noses. It describes home treatments with zinc and other solutions, explains factors like diet and cold weather, and presents reader questions about milk for pregnancy, fatty tumors, and cucumbers with concise medical guidance.
Andrew debates superstition after Imogene cites a string of misfortunes tied to the thirteenth. The tale follows Sam Landegrin and his red headed wife as they lose wealth, their piano fails, and a car fire ends with a rescue, illustrating how superstition can influence money and decisions.
A garbled 1921 nature column offers Q&A on owls with height ranges from 5 to 30 inches and habitats in the north, the elf owl in southern regions, and tiny fly feet as disease carriers, plus questions on grapefruit origins and roaches in sinks.
Abe Martin notes a rare curiosity owned by Teil Binkley a photograph of Pauline Batchelor wearing a dress. Lige Bentley was in town today and a dentist report mentions a knock taken out of his false teeth.
The cultivated form derives from citrus tres brought from the Orient to the West Indies by Captain Shaddock. Botany names include Citrus decumana with pear shaped varieties once called shaddock and the pomelo as the spherical fruit. Grapefruit is a coined name reflecting dense fruit clustering.
Frantic lyric snippet shows a romantic entreaty with heavy emphasis on a frame up claim. The garbled text references a partner professing love and a bold claim about a glorious feeling. No clear event or outcome is documented beyond emotional sentiment.
The piece reflects on farmer migration from Iowa to newer states for opportunities in mining and lumber, noting the mixed outcomes and urging readers to learn about Iowa’s agriculture and stock growth. It also hints at forthcoming data on Iowa’s supremacy and states that future content will boost Iowa for informed residents. It closes with a note on U.S. Senate debate over the bonus issue and expected post election differences among Iowa’s senators.
Winterset Madisoniana laments Iowa institutions failing to serve the public as long time residents observe farm youth leaving the state to seek farming income elsewhere. The piece critiques state finances and political feuds affecting the Herrin case coverage in Illinois.
A Victorian style brain teaser discusses Miss Bo Peep’s flock and sheep posts to form a square fence, seeking the number of sheep. The solution uses a rule splitting an odd number into two close parts. The page also mentions a nonsinkable lifeboat invented in California and its claimed reliability.
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