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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1922
Page
2
The article comments on Kipling’s private remarks and a later denial, then shifts to Wegener’s continental drift theory. It notes British scientists’ skepticism and Greenland’s measured land rise, with reflections on U S naval policy, tariffs, and farm food supplies amid postwar uncertainties.
Dr William Brady discusses the tuberculosis rest cure, stressing absolute rest, controlled coughing, and slowed breathing. He cites physiologic adjuvants by Dr S Adolphus Knopf to reduce respiration rates and emphasizes careful treatment decisions, patient coaching, and selective inquiry responses to health questions.
Andrew calls for Bill the canary after a morning scuffle with Virginia Creeper the dog. Imogene mourns over a torn moment of loneliness, then breaks into laughter when a magazine shatters a china ornament after Bill screeches a warning to be quiet.
Readers submit questions on nature topics including fish types, bird behavior, seed needs for white pine, and pests like destructive ants. The paper previews answers in the next Nature Notes column, covering how to help seedling growth, pine planting rates, and how to address tomato stem chewing by ants.
A fragmented puzzle item describes a chess-like wager with shelves on a sloping bank and a weasel like creature. It mentions Abelard and his pupil wife by letter play, a railroad magnate, and a sequence of moves to reach totals 30 91 93 96 100.
An elderly dancer pleads for space to dance to old tunes in a Virginia reel, insisting the crowd make room and offering a dollar for a quick, lively performance before time slips away. The weary dancer, with gray hair, longs to feel joy again as music speeds up and freedom of dance returns.
The text describes ants farming plant lice for honeydew, feeding on fruit juices and other insects. It mentions destroying the pest colony with a pointed stick, then sealing holes with dirt to trap fumes, and suggests using carbon disulfide and a nicotine spray on plants.
The Sioux City Journal calls a proposed bill limiting senator and representative campaign expenditures to ten thousand and five thousand dollars a gesture. It argues personal expenses and allied support would evade the cap and that the measure would not curb excess spending. Cedar Rapids Republican notes remarks by James AM. Cox on Smyrna and the League of Nations.
Story recaps a forest dwarf with a long white beard who flies to goblins and gnomes, spreading mischief. Goblins and goblins’ caps snag in his beard as he hovers, causing chaos. The creatures seek aid from an old witch who fails to stop him, promising retaliation with a broomstick steed and further mischief.
The column assesses public sentiment amid strikes and social tensions describing Valentine side Durus as enraged and male trapping taking no sides in the dispute. It presents a folksy view of current unrest and the community’s limited patience.
A community gathering promises a 6 20 supper followed by a program aimed at high energy and spirited enthusiasm, featuring a special speaker or event to engage attendees and boost morale.
Washington officials report spinning mills criticize American cotton due to oil in bales. A department of agriculture cotton specialist says careless handling and oiling machinery likely cause the damage. Practices that damage cotton will lead to broader losses.
A dwarf steals a broom and lifts it skyward scaring the old witch who retreats to her mountain home. Tormented goblins and gnomes seek fairy aid, fearing their doom if the fairies refuse. At last the bearded dwarf’s persistence drives the goblins to seek help from the fairy queen.
Dr A O Preston urged Westminster Presbyterian members to tell the good tidings and defend sober nation ideals amid liquor debates. He called Christians to speak their convictions on moral issues, signaling militant action against prohibition opponents as the church prepares its first brotherhood session of the season.
Be careful what you wash your child s hair with for healthy hair. Most soaps and shampoos have too much alkali drying scalp and brittle hair. Mulsified coconut oil shampoo, pure and greaseless, is better and safe for hair. Mix two or three teaspoonfuls in warm water, lather, rinse, and dry for silky manageable hair. Available at drug stores cheap and long lasting.
Worn dresses and drapery can become new again with Diamond Dyes. Follow simple directions in every package and tell your druggist the fabric type whether wool silk linen cotton or mixed. Diamond Dyes guarantee no streaking spotting fading or running.
An agency offers thorough review before writing policies to ensure correct coverage and explain features of fire insurance. It promises individual service and urges asking for help now, noting that insuring today prevents tomorrow's risk.
Fragmentary excerpt discusses customs of levying regular penalties on cotton origin points used for shipments. Mentions a large Portuguese language audience of about 20,000,000 persons, indicating a broad linguistic reach of the text.
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