Waterton Evening Courice UYOL 209-2508 West Park Ave
A scanned newspaper page includes ads and editorials discussing advertising rules and policy, farmers and railroads outlook, construction safety, roof coverings, and fire insurance, plus notes on war era economics and transport sentiment. The piece references the Grange stance on government ownership, Iowa farmer perspectives, and general public notices. It covers shingle fire risks, fireproof roofing advantages, and wartime logistics including 10,000 troops guarding 40,000 German prisoners and related costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UYOL
Fres
W. OH. Hartman Co
West Park Ave
Johns Hartman
W. Peterson, Treas
Towar
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Prassia
Washington, D. Lureau
Blag
Chiraru
New York
Finley, Hens
Story
Grange
New York State
National Grange
Syracuse
McAdoo
Mt. Sfemb
Foreign currencies falter amid trade imbalance in 19th century note
The pound, francs, and lira show sharp declines in New York as export growth outpaces imports. Cash tightness favors American merchants, with business described as cold blooded and exacting. The text notes the pound at about 4.86 dollars and francs and lira near 20 cents, reflecting ongoing currency shifts.
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New York
Troubled text from Iowa editors sparks puzzled read
Fragmentary OCR item from the Sioux City Journal hints at a cryptic phrase about a mothar ten purr and a Prince of something, with questions about dining and visiting Beton. The legible parts show local editorial garble and no clear event, date, or persons.
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Trouble Trewin
Sioux Cire Journal
Rickets and Child Health Advice From Dr Huber
A health column discusses rickets in children linked to poverty, poor diet, and home conditions, with explanations of symptoms such as bowed legs and bone deformities. It emphasizes prevention, nutrition, fresh air, sun, and proper living conditions, and invites readers to mail inquiries for general health guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain
Stuon Ag
Europe
Sholder
Little Life Confidences of a Couple Philosophie
A dialog rich in literary banter unfolds between Andrew and Imogene over a modern novel. Imogene defends refined taste while Andrew ridicules pretensions, sparring on literature, critics, and the reading habits of a couple. The scene ends with playful satire and a copyright credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Imogene
Rob Folkerson
Hy Rexhambers McAdams
Sisler
Hogarth
Mr. Sisler
Battle Creek
Mivh
Pope
Americus
Gaiety Theatre
Peggy Malone
Laurel
The
Yvet
Twenty-first- Century Press
Tre
Bobbie Rabbit Heroically Rescues Family From Dog
In a winter tale by Mrs. Fla. Walker, Bobbie Rabbit slips onto a frozen pond to visit Tony Squirrel. A pursuing Mr. Dog traps them, but Bobbie dives into the hole and emerges with Mr. Dog's tail in his grasp, saving his parents from danger and earning a proud, surprised welcome home.
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Bob
Bobbie Rabbit
Mother
Mr. Voge
Bobbie
Tony Squirrel
Tomins
Bobble Rabbit
Mr. Dog
Mr. Box
Mr. Pog
Dog
Rabbit
Deg
Pather Rabbit
Dag
Mr. Mas
Boston Question Echoes in Quiet Election Tone
A garbled piece from a 20th century column touches on Boston and national figures like Pershing, noting public reaction while criticizing profiteering, strikes, and war. The passage blends political rhetoric with scattered references to taxation and rent, reflecting a skeptical mood amid national concerns.
Uncle Harry Explains Britain War Costs And Labor
Uncle Harry discusses Britain's postwar finances and Lloyd George's warnings. He cites a 200 billion dollar war cost, a swollen public debt, and a growing trade deficit. He notes labor strikes and the plan for joint industrial councils, plus coal shortages and proposals for mine nationalization or joint control.
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Great Britain
Joe
Helen
Uncle Harry
Lloyd George
Jimmy
Tam Fai
Tincle Harry
British Con Industry Commission
Smillies
Justice Sankey
Man Shot After Accent Clash At Local Roadside
Nutround Newspaper Servivo reports a roadside incident where a man identified as Th Haneynidon was shot following a dispute at a motorcycle stop. Oliver Moots asserts he did not intend to strike and claims the suspect paused, then walked away before returning.
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Haneynidon
Yin
Rawel
Oliver Moots
Giton Agai
Nutround
Servivo
Brain Tests by Sam Loud
The page fragment outlines brain tests by Sam Loud and presents puzzles with garbled phrases and hidden names of foreign Jedus. It includes lines about empress regents, old wine, and a toy chess diagram. It mentions an answer to a previous item and references a checkers diagram with even patrols.
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Maria Theresa
Myiself
Lynn
Zacharian
Alfred
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Waterton Evening Courice
Shermay
Aidry
Altho
Jcis
Germany
Uncle Sam
Graly
United States
Fritz
Fiealtey Talks
Tonys Jana
Sandman
Mrs. Fla. Walker
Wales
Boston
Perry
Hare Worshmars
Gen. Pershing
Newarr
Chain Mason
Harry
MC Syndicate
Philadelphia
Africa
Asia
Bay and
Neutral Zone
Pacific
Sam
Sans Loyd
UDI
U. S
Department of Agriculture
the Wolf Chemical Co
la Salle St
Chicago
Die Piserabtiers A
Cre-Sol Chemical
Guthrie Center
Iowan
Arehousesa
Des Moines
Town
Wangler Drug Company
Swinnoman Drug Company
Yason Bros
Henderson Drug Company
Benner Tea Company
S. KR. Swinhardt
Frank Tuto
T. J. Jepson
Galloway Brothers
B. MM. Hott. Hershberger Bros
A. OE
Lang
L. J. Diekman
Cony Berz
Atomis
Una. Urlcny
H. H. Koeneck
Glen C. Brown
Dunham & Lohner
A. Borger
Kansas City
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