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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1925
Page
3
A broad page of notices and policy text outlines newspaper rates and delivery details, advertising standards, and carrier and mail prices. The MORAL INVASION essay recounts Oklahoma miners and strikebreakers, noting nonviolent prayers, militia deployment, and reflections on force versus reform.
A German hygiene professor argues the fashion of men's clothing weighs more than women’s, causing upper body pressure and limited air flow. He advocates lighter dress, suggesting bare arms and legs would ease fatigue and curb everyday quarrels linked to overbundling and the “tired feeling.”
The article notes 4 to 1 odds against Mayor Hylan winning the Democratic nomination and discusses how betting figures influence or reflect public opinion, with observers skeptical of their impact and suggesting a potential shift in political fortunes for Al Smith if Hylan loses.
Des Moines capital urges lawyers to use plain speech for public understanding amid protests against legal jargon. Wichita Beacon notes a counter view that simple wills can be vulnerable to contest, while Marguerite Clark’s fame is recalled and Ottumwa Courier mentions her illness. Marshalltown Times-Republican envisions building Shenandoah stronger and promoting safer air travel, acknowledging danger in autos and daily life.
The column quips about Arlie Tanger, age 158, supposed to be killed for 15 cents, joking that if the public gets its way he would be taken to England. It reflects a satirical take on punishment and justice.
Dr Brady explains spasmophilia a childhood tendency to spasms and its link to tetany breath holding spells and calcium metabolism. Treatments include calcium chlorid and cod liver oil plus sunlight. notes vitamin deficiencies and parathyroid involvement. Questions cover reducing soap coughs and unsafe skin whiteners with lead risks.
John Blake, a newly elected congressman from a midwestern state, pursues Anna Dennist while Julie Latimer, eager for affection, faces rivalry from Jimmy Phillips. Blake brings Julie into his cheerful Donovan Street home where the Latimer ghosts fade and Julie bonds with housekeeper Mrs. Ames through shared kitchen evenings and Latimer memories.
In a light tale, Julie Ames faces youth isolation and family scrutiny as Blake plans a brief return home while Uncle Wiggily, Nurse Jane, and Mrs. Ames navigate social expectations and schooling at Hollow Stump.
A story where Tooter LongEars hides a bent pin behind Uncle Wiggily’s chair during a tale for schoolchildren. The Bunny gentleman notices the danger just in time, and the teacher quietly rebukes Tooter, who confesses only through Uncle Wiggily’s vigilance. The tale ends with a warning and a promise of more adventures.
A reader column from Burroughs Nature Club answers questions on propagating marigolds birds that suppress gypsy moths and sea pens. It discusses how pigeons hawks kill prey, sea pen description, fire lighting using sticks, and woodcrafts with balsam fir cedar and resin.
A 1918 religious study outlines Paul’s method and message in Thessalonica and Berea. It notes Jewish reception, the threefold Christ proposal, and the Bereans who searched scriptures daily, proving the gospel’s impact depends on hearer disposition.
Ed Lynn of Evansville Indiana describes four years of painful pimples on face neck and shoulders. He finally found relief after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, purchasing six cakes of Soap and three boxes of Ointment. The testimonial claims rapid healing and safety for itchy burning skin.
Mrs. Price of 117 W Summit Ave St Paul Minnesota reports relief from backache bearing down dizziness and monthly sickness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. She says she can perform housework and care for her child and invites letters from other women seeking help.
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