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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
3
A scanned fragment discusses coal mine economics with quotes from Hayner and remarks on mine owners shifting strike costs to consumers. It covers labor disputes, wage changes proposed for April 1, and the miners’ return to work, highlighting public interest and potential piracy concerns.
The text argues Attorney General Daugherty’s injunction on railroad shopmen does not infringe workers' liberties, urging enforcement to prevent theft and violence. It compares regional views, notes the impact on free speech, and discusses birth rates, population shifts, and plans to move goods to consumers without heavy transport costs.
Dr Brady argues that judging nutrition by age height and weight is flawed. He notes school nurses mislabel many well children as undernourished and cites cases where adenoids or tonsils are removed based on sight alone. He calls for broader health assessments including posture, muscle tone, and overall function.
Andrew returns from the laundry in a Palm Beach suit mocked by Imogene who notes the sleeve too short and the coat ill fit. She argues clothes define humor and mocks fashion, while Andrew resists. the exchange ends with him offering to donate the coat to a missionary society.
Column offers readers questions on nature topics with answers promised in the next issue. It cites pest debates about English sparrow and house sparrow, mosquito control via eucalyptus, and muskrat bait, while noting uncertain authorship of a London clipping and historic discussions on pine tapping and chick hawk naming.
Readers are prompted to solve digit puzzles from the daily brain teaser section. The article describes arranging even digits to sum to a target and using odd digits to total six, inviting readers to tackle further combinations without fractions and noting yesterday’s challenge.
In a reflective bridge banter style a player frets over partner signals and opponent misplays. The speaker imagines how a dummy would react to a misled trick and the chance for a grand slam depends on proper play.
Simple wood based spider web coil mount described using a cigar box as a base panel. It details cutting, hinging, coil alignment, and wiring to create a primary secondary setup with binding posts and adjustable coupling for easy coil changes.
The report quotes Miss Fawn Lippincut describing a color card with a cerise nose red cheeks and a brown throat as she skims over it. Dr Mopps resumes medical practice after leaving Highland Country Club.
The excerpt blends a morning reverie on cinema with reflections on harnessing ocean power. It contrasts bright pastoral imagery and the hopeful mood of films with technical discussion of floats, compressed air engines, and generators powered by waves. It cites wind, sails, windmills, streams, and waterfalls as parallels to harnessing nature's power.
Des Moines Capital reports a new company in White Plains New York has filed articles of incorporation proposing to use ocean wave power. The venture states the energy will be harnessed to supply power and related applications.
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