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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1925
Page
3
A fragmented Waterloo Evening Courier page recaps advertising policies and carrier rates, then reports on a traffic incident where a youth fined $5 for speeding amid calls for stricter penalties. It adds a column praising trees for temperature regulation and urban shade, plus a light note about a golf ball fable and a humorous quip.
Curiosity drives scientific progress and saves time and money by enabling advances in sanitation medicine and agriculture. From Archimedes to Pasteur, inquiry turns ideas into costly but valued discoveries enhancing life expectancy and prosperity. The piece notes science as skilled labor and cites the declining mother-in-law joke as a light aside.
A compilation of editorials and notices from various papers laments limited passenger ships and the longing of travelers stranded in England and France. It contrasts third class travel with first class comforts, hints at democratic solidarity, and notes lessons from experience about returning home and buying proper passages.
Navy health service advice explains rickets as a nutritional disorder linked to vitamin deficiency. It details clinical signs in infants, the role of calcium and vitamin D from cod liver oil, and recommends starting daily cod liver oil at three months, with gradual increase to one to two teaspoons by eight months. It covers bunion treatment, noninfectious TB concerns, safe use of benzol, and asks readers to mail brief inquiries.
A melodramatic tale follows lawmaker elect Bularke from two midwestern states and his entangled circle. Anna Denniston, Blake, and Julie weave a fraught romance as Julie confronts age gaps, social constraints, and a looming Washington career for Blake, with Jimmy Phillips seeking his own path back home. The scene unfolds on Donovan Street as old loyalties clash with rising ambitions.
Uncle Wiggily and Wizzie share an outing over Wizzie s missing gob of stickum chew candy. A fox blanks out with glaze on the sticky prize as Wizzie jokes that the fox sits on the very candy he sought, while Uncle Wiggily offers adventure and a replacement treat.
Answers tease for tomorrow's nature notes from Burroughs Nature Club. Questions cover canaries and their song, bear diets, papaw tree viability in New York, and eye color in towhees. Readies readers for forthcoming explanations and species facts.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls buying risqué photos in sealed envelopes from a newsboy on a train. The speaker, Date, mentions a clever setup and the allure of a hidden thrill, reflecting on past media and appetite for sensational images.
A New York World piece questions the authenticity of a famed Lincoln condolence note to Mrs. Bixby. It notes missing date, varied facsimiles, and doubts about the letter’s origin while preserving the broader belief in Lincoln’s linguistic mastery.
A Mayon City editor reflects on Jesse James and Abraham Lincoln, contrasting youth facing adversity with paths toward crime or virtue. The piece extols noble aims and lawfulness, noting the enduring moral struggle and the impact of James on American thought.
Letter to the editor from P Woodring defends legal quoting on penalties and sections of law. He challenges Cook’s statements, notes misprints in Section 1925, cites Section 1965, and requests a brief reply to yesterday’s Courier coverage. The writer states he is hard of hearing and seeks order from the meeting.
Dear friends I recovered from flu and weakness after using Mc Coy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets. Alisa Alberta Rogers describes better appetite fuller cheeks and a gain of 15 pounds in six weeks. Offered at 60 cents per box with a money back guarantee if not helpful.
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