Wateriog Evening Courier Se Tana fae AD atarea Ya
The Wateriog Evening Courier Se Tana fae AD atarea Ya shows a daily newspaper issue with volume and price details, editorial notes, and a long denunciation of Washington red tape. It also contains an external dispatch on Gov. Kendall relief requests and a call for accountability in government mail handling.
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Washington conference urged to ease unemployment
A Washington conference of noted citizens including President Harding and Herbert Hoover aims to devise practical ways to ease unemployment. The piece recalls prior efforts that failed, urging frankness and broad, fair pursuit of policy to avert another disappointment. It warns of enforcement challenges in Prohibition and stresses active enforcement to secure dry goals.
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Germany Surges Forward Economically and Socially
London dispatch notes American broker Paul Alberti’s view that Germany is recovering faster than expected two years after the war. He cites low German wages, labor troubles mild by comparison, and a resolve to sacrifice toil to pay debts and lower prices. Also mentions Billy Sunday’s campaign in Sioux City, rains saving lives, and Marshal Foch’s anticipated visit amid concerns about domestic cooks.
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London
Paul Alberti
Germany
Mgr. Alberti
America
Mr. Alberti
Billy Sanday
Sioux City
Health Talks by Dr. Huber on average health and ailments
Health Talks column by John B. Huber addresses average health in women with low exercise, gall bladder concerns, leprosy and psoriasis remedies, civil service implications, and reader questions about bedbugs. Readers are invited to send questions with stamped self addressed envelopes. responses appear in turn.
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Spindler's Youthful Mask Mirrors Aging Tragedy
Imogene and Andrew discuss Spindler as a symbol of aging and false youth. Imogene argues eternal youth masks arrested development and laments societal pressure on women to preserve beauty. Andrew jokes. Imogene warns him off with mock menace as they debate aging gracefully.
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Imogene
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Examples and Inquiries
A column inviting readers to submit questions on nature topics to the Nature Notes Dept. Answers will be published in this column. The item presents a request for general interest inquiries and directs readers to look for answers in the same feature.
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Nature Notes
Nature Notes Questions Answered Tomorrow
The note asks for concise explanations to three biology queries to be published in tomorrow's Nature Notes. It requests the smallest commonly sold animal, whether female birds sing, and effective methods for removing insects in houses and on trees.
Answers to Previous Questions on Swallows and Sea Serpents
A fragmented reader item questions why swallows leave homes to nest under barns and houses, citing civilization interference and seeking rain protection. It then notes sea serpents, tropical snakes, and the mythical backstories of sea serpents. The text shifts to gardening remedies for mildew and insects, mentioning sulfur dusting and Bordeaux mixture.
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Tneir
Brain Tests by Sam Loud Seeks Time Calculation Challenge
A quirky brain teaser credits Mother Goose with Jack Spratt and his wife eating pork. It gives pairwise times for eating fat and lean pork separately and together, then asks how long they would take to eat a mixed pork barrel. The puzzle also hides a wordplay clue and a previous answer.
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Mother Goose
Jack Spratt
Althe
English Don’t Say Going Around the Bill Is in Sight
A garbled text shows repeated phrases about entering a house, tickets, a doorkeeper, a city arrival, and a lawyer quoting a poem. The editor’s views seem contested, with mixed, corrected, and redundant lines illustrating a transcription error.
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Dogrkeeper
Abe Martin Pony Mopps Faces Short Tenure in Town Board
Abe Martin Pony Mopps, six months in office as town board president, touted for bold plans including a proposed swimming pool, courthouse signs, tax reductions, lamp posts, a new budget system, and a near resolved party split. Safe Bud quarreled with his wife yesterday, a bullet lodged in his neck.
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Pony Mopps
Bud
The Fur Bringers. A Story of the Northwest
Ambrose Doané, a free trader, aids settlers against Colina Gaviller and a fur company. In a tense confrontation, Ambrose defends himself against accusations as Colina’s loyalty wavers. Parley ends with Ambrose offered to surrender to avert further violence, risking Colina’s trust and the mill’s safety.
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Colina Gaviller
Fur Company
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Colina
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Giddings
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Sue
Davenport Democrat reports on economic strain from torn era
Iowa editors note a cheerful farmer quoted about farm leverage and relief. The farmer laments farmers speeded too high when torn was $2 and many blew profits. The piece references Arthur M. Evans at large in Iowa and the Chicago Tribune context around What Cheer.
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Davenport
Arthur M. Evans
Iowa
Chicago Tribune
Roll O World along a hopeful song amid sorrow
Fragmentary verse recounts rolling forward through bitter sorrow toward light and happiness. It uses lines about strength, past memories, and a hopeful farewell. The piece resembles a dated poetic slogan with refrain style and incomplete phrases.
Farmers adjust to fall in crop prices and living costs
Rural voices reflect mixed moods as farm prices slip and living costs rise. Evans cites high Iowa farm living standards, while pilots of rural optimism note continued work, new equipment, and ongoing dairy income as steadier revenue. Bryan tours chautauqua circuit amid pacifist messaging.
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Iowa
Farm Republic
William Jennings Bryan
Chautauqua
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