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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1920

Page

2

Debate on a new international association and peace with Germany

The piece critiques Senator Harding’s proposals for a league of nations based on The Hague tribunal. It argues that fears of a separate peace with Germany are unfounded and asserts the current war stance merits adjustments toward a safer, fairer postwar arrangement.

Harding Association of Nations Springfield Republican League Germany White House United States Versailles

England Faces Housing Crisis and Union Barriers

The English housing crunch grows as labor, centers, and builders are scarce. Trades unions resist outside labor. government proposes guarantees and waivers for veterans and apprentices to unlock construction. Bond campaigns and projected totals aim to build tens of thousands of homes in England and Wales, with Scotland adds. Economic costs differ from the United States, while road conditions and doctor charges in rural areas reflect wartime strain. Premier Lloyd George cites League of Nations limits amid Poland Russia debate, and the article notes public funds with aim to inform voters about Cox era outcomes.

England America Wales Scotland United States

Observations on Women Voters and Roosevelt Comment

Mrs Medill McCormick of Chicago praises Frankie Roosevelt for discovering the “weer” and notes the west is alert and thinking. The piece adds sarcasm about the league covenant and fears for Villa’s health, implying concern over political alignments and international pact opinions.

Medill McCormick Chicago Frankie Roosevelt Roosevelt West

Health Talks By JONMN B HUBER WHOOPING COUGH

Health talks discuss whooping cough describing symptoms transmission and incubation. It notes that room exposure ends after the case and that clothing or hands may rarely spread infection. The piece includes a Q&A format with diet inquiries and medical advice from Dr Huber.

Jonmn B. Huber England Rela Iyas Boarder Huber Rhein Siem

Investigation at Chicago draws Iowa attention to Marsh

Des Moines Capital reports on Senator Wenyon questioning W. W. Marsh, national Democratic treasurer, about circulars seeking money from federal employees. Marsh replies evasively, prompting questions on legality of solicitations for campaign funds by federal workers.

Chicago Des Moines W. W. Marsh National, Democratic Committee Wenyon Marsh Terri Pno Laneman Democratic Cambaian Fund

After the Years Ghostly Reunion Poem

A poem by Frank J. Stanton contemplates a long awaited reunion with a lost beloved. The speaker recalls bright eyes and familiar smiles, yet meets the person as a ghostly presence, noting icy hands and undimmed memories across unknown spaces.

Political column excerpts from editorials on suffrage and politics

Civic letters condemn Democratic spending and question Senate probes while praising suffrage support prospects. Tennessee anti suffrage lawmakers face ratification backlash as Roosevelt legacy criticized. Commentary also notes Krupp plant output in Germany and U S political chatter about corruption funds.

Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson

Dialogue spoofs gender stereotypes as Andrew and Imogene swap lines about reading habits and exotic tribes. The banter twists knowledge, miscommunication, and playful insults around a mock discussion of the Kukuhuhus of New Guinea and related curiosities.

Wife Roe Fulkerson Andrew Imogene Bruno Beheim New Guinea Mogene

Ike Moots Loses Suit Believed Worn Ten Years

Ike Moots remarks his suit, bought for seven dollars a decade ago, is wearing thin though the suspenders remain sound. Mr. Lemmie Peters sips a straw Posy in the soft drink parlor during today’s visit.

Ike Lemmie Peters Vister-Jay

Explorers Describe Savage Tribes and Untouched Camps

A speaker recounts encounters with a distant people praised for shy behavior and scarce food sources. He claims their war parties and head hunting are the worst seen, while others interrupt to caution that the tribes are elusive and cautious in their camps.

Fellox Earth Andrew

Nature Notes by John Burroughs Answers to questions

Answers to readers questions cover nest building by male birds wintering habits of bich hummie bees and muskrat and beaver lodge entrances. Birds often have a nonparticipatory male role in nest construction while some species guard and inspect. The musk rat and beaver create underwater entrances with above water chambers reflecting water dwelling habits.

The Sandman Story Told by Mrs F L Walker

John and Thomas fear Santa will fail to find them in a new city house without a chimney. They discover behind a bookcase a hidden fireplace with a Christmas tree and a holly envelope promising gifts from Santa. Their father explains he prepared the tree and letters, inviting them to hang the presents themselves.

Tennessee Enders Sioux City Tribune John Thomas Christmaus Santa Claus Santa Clara Santa Melly Banta

No-To-Bac Helps Break Tobacco Habit Promoted

An advertisement touts No-To-Bac as a simple tablet to curb tobacco cravings. It claims full relief from all tobacco urges, with a money back guarantee if not effective, and credits Cascarets owners for reliability. It mentions endorsements from E. B. Milburn of Guion Drug Store.

Cascarets E. B. Milburn Guion Drug Store Guion Ark Chamberain

Kasbah Kasba Moorish Streets and Bazaar Life

Cobbled Kasbah streets of the native quarter in Algeria show Pepperpods and onions hanging in rosaries beside bazaars. Mosques lurk behind houses while cafes spill chatter and dominoes. Leather sandals are made by Arab girls some married young, as they embroider goods for sale.

Kasbah Algeria

Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad in Michigan

Mrs A H Hall of Caseville Michigan praises Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy saying it saved her baby's life this summer and they always keep it in the house. Mary Carrington of Caseville Michigan also endorses the remedy noting years of prompt relief.

Chamberlain Michigan A. H. Hall Caseville Mich Mary Carrington

Cut This Out For Foley Sample Offer

Advertisement urging readers to mail a slip to Foley & Co in Chicago for a trial package of Foley products including Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills Foley Cathartic Tablets and related remedies. The copy notes mail-in details and claims benefits for coughs colds rheumatism backache and digestion.

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Foley

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