Brains and Constitution Day Notions From Waterloo
Mrs Effin McCollum Jones argues all humans are born with equal brain cells and success comes from cultivation and effort. The piece urges Constitution Day observances and civic education across Waterloo urging respect for law and active citizenship. It notes Brazil's centennial celebration and Secretary Hughes in Rio with humorous reflections on fashion changes at the equator.
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Effin McCollum Jones
Waterloo
Darren
USA
Irving
Jth
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Charles E. Hughes
Portugal
America
Dom Pedro
Philadelphia
Harding
Rio
State Hughes
Equator
Hughes
Old Toway
Brain Tests by Sam Loud
Puzzle delivered in old newspaper style asks readers to solve a rebus. Two word types appear on shelves of a store. Clues mix hero, domatx, top, tvsk, egg and letters to derive Herodotes. Readers are invited to answer yesterday's puzzle.
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TVSK
Personal Health Service by Dr William Brady column note
Dr Brady answers readers on tubercular meningitis tonsil removal hot weather and laco motor ataxia clarifying symptoms origins in brain membranes and the limits of tests. He stresses athletic training for boys to prevent heart strain and urges proper physical education in schools with caution about overextension.
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AL OH
Wasserman
Brady
William Brady
Friend Wife and the Horn of Desperation
Imogene begs Andrew for fifteen dollars to buy a new horn for their car. He protests, recalling past horn recalls from bicycle bells to street terror horns, comparing the device to an animal roar that scares pedestrians. She admits the money is to pay a car bill, leaving Andrew to sigh and pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene
Andrew
Imogene
Hill and Dale
Imo
Imogens
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions Answers 1951
Readers send questions on nature topics and receive answers in this Burroughs Nature Club Notes column. The piece covers nesting theft, tree frogs and toads, sharks in seas, and time-lark bladder shells with spiny fins, including genus names and brief natural history notes.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Rebia
Sanayr
Epring
Isda Jelcwerinachi
Hyla iVersivalar
Hylas
Symbols for a modern radio hookup explained
The article deciphers a diagram of a short wave regenerative set. It describes an aerial symbol, an adjustable switch, and two nearby corkscrew coil lines indicating coils that can be varied as a coupler. It notes arrows signify adjustable components and wire paths to switches.
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Public Ledger Company
Telegraphs and radio diagrams explain vario couplers and wiring
A technical explainer describes how vario couplers, variometers, and condensers connect in a radio circuit. It details coil coupling, ground connections, slider positions, and how signals route from aerial to grid within an audion tube, ending with battery symbols and wiring guidance.
The Way to the Valley and Ford Labor Reform
An anthology mix presents Frank J L Stanton verse about the spiritual journey to a peaceful valley. The remainder reviews Henry Ford’s sobriety and labor stance, praising sobriety, efficient work, and a minimum wage pledge as essentials for safe productive employment.
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Henry
Ford Sets Strict Alcohol Policy For Ford Plants
Ford issues a firm notice banning intoxicants in all Ford establishments with immediate discharge for violations. Henry Ford justifies the rule as safety driven, law aligned, and moral, arguing prohibition is constitutional and essential to maintain productivity. Workers face a hard choice between compliance and losing employment.
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Ford
Marshalltown
Henry Ford
Henry
Ford Force
Herraid
Freezone promises painless corn removal by advertising claim
An old advertisement touts Freezone as a simple remedy for corns. It claims the product instantly relieves pain when applied with a drop and allows the user to lift the corn with fingers. The druggist sells a small bottle for a few cents, removing hard and soft corns and calluses without irritation.
Simple calonite powder claim for removing blackheads
An advertisement-style claim urges readers to dissolve blackheads with two ounces of calonite powder sprinkled on a hot wet sponge. Brisk rubbing allegedly clears pores and softens skin, promising complete removal of blackheads and natural pores.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
GLH NG
W.H. Kartman
West Park Ave
Dubn
Marlinan
A. W. Pere
Associated Press
Sabes
G. Dougherty
Washington, D.C
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooke & Finley
Rep
United States of America
Society of Sons of the American Revolution
Towa
Iowa
Beieve
Couthl
White House
Sam Loud
Devgends
Copsright National Newspaper Service
Wife
Roe Fulkerson
Africa
Nature Notes
Jay Hat
Finasha
Henry AM. Neely
Abe Martin
Jim Beasley
Washinton
Aya
al Ull
Frank J L. Stanton
Rose
Est
Bel
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