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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1926

Page

3

Knights of Labor and labor movement reflection from Waterloo paper

In a historical note the piece traces the Knights of Labor from their Civil War roots in Philadelphia to their decline against the American Federation of Labor. It highlights growth to 300,000 members, later dissension, and the AFL’s rising influence guiding labor progress and unity.

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Debtors and Debts Stir Public on Cancellation View

The Kansas City Star surveys banker and political reaction to former secretary of war Newton D. Baker advocating international debt cancellation. It recalls U S wartime aid to France and discounting of debt after the war, arguing Americans may accept cancellation only if debtors cannot bear even partial repayment.

Newton D. Baker United States Baker Kansas City Star Star France French Republic

Growth Of Children And Health Habits

An article on human growth from birth to age 25 outlines steady height increases, with boys and girls aging differently, and notes how hygiene, sunlight, nutrition, and physical training affect stature. It includes Q and A on tea versus coffee, and cautions on self surgery for skin lesions with patient guidance to consult a physician.

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The Saving Power of Hope by Glenn Frank

Europe is tense in writing France. Yet the piece praises hope as humanity’s preservative against despair. It cites a parable of a madwoman who daily awaits a marriage she believes will come, illustrating enduring hopeful faith across generations.

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Oh, orderman and other terms win contest prize

The United Restaurant Owners association held a contest to replace vulgarists for violators of prohibition. Fifty dollars was rewarded and the winning substitutes were Service please Steward Server Orderman and Cardmen. The writer notes the choices are defensible and harmless for usage by patrons and staff. The piece closes with a nod to The Boy Scout Movement of America.

Scoffiaw Pitnacker Walter United Restaurant Owners’ Association

Machinery and roads spur profits in farming and travel

Des Moines and Minnesota reports link modern equipment to higher yields and shorter travel distances. The Minnesota highway board notes 1000 miles cut from 77 trunk line routes boosting auto owners’ yearly gains of about one million dollars. The editorial pages critique southern politics and civic schemes while a Minneapolis column mocks a park shortage and beauty parlors.

Goon Investments Des Moines Canites Domands Minnesota State Highway Department Ivy Highway Department

Diary Notes and Anecdotes From New York City Scenes

The fragment recounts New York social glimpses with Lisle Bell and Mistress Bertha returning from Europe, visits to a theatre project, and observations on auction sales in Forty second Street. It moves through humorous vignettes of clerks, fur salesmen, and a playful Uncle Wiggily tale ending with a moral about life in the metropolis.

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Uncle Wiggily's Fern Basket Adventure

Uncle Wiggily hears wife request a fern basket from Mrs. Twistytail as the bunny considers a woodland gift. The pig suggests gathering fern from the woods and making a bark carrier with earth for plants.

Uncle Wisgily and the fern basket plan

A whimsical tale fragment follows Uncle Wisgily as he overhears a rabbit hoping to avoid fern basket gifts. He resolves to surprise his wife by gathering ferns from the woods and crafting a bark basket with grass bindings for the parlor display.

Aunt Lettie Goat Wigsity Snell Mrs. Bow Wow Uncle Wiggily Mrs. Longears Lettie Lady Goat Uncle Wisgily Wikelly

Burroughs Nature Club Notes Answers Questions On Birds In 1926

Readers’ nature questions are answered including hummingbirds in gardens and practices for attracting them. The exchange mentions mosquitos mating, bird plumage details, and a description of the redstart and warbler coloration, with notes on female versus male patterns.

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The Heart of Katie O'Doone Begins A New Path

Katie O'Doone, aged 16, leaves her mother's funeral past poverty to join a dress show. Her rise in a fashionable production brings desire for reforming her drunken father and a feared family secret. Lily Spencer's fortune disappears as Lily vanishes, prompting Katie to seek help from Billy Gordon as tension rises.

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Abe Martin Circus Adverts for Caliope Ride

Fragmentary notice mentions a circus advertisement offering a ride and a phone number for contact. It hints at human error and admission of fault, with an informal tone and missing details.

Labor Day Reflections on the Workers’ Hard Pursuit

Uncle Ray honors laborers on Labor Day, praising farmers, railroad and road builders, miners, and steel workers. He recalls his Pittsburgh factory visit, noting the harsh conditions and dangerous heat. He urges respect for all who work with hands or brains.

Pittsburgh

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