Waterloo Fair and Cattle Congress Headlines
The Waterloo Fair opens Monday with the Cattle Congress and International Belgian Horse show drawing national attention. The event promises top livestock entries, farm equipment displays, and entertainment, described as state and national in scale.
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Waterloo Castle
Congress
Cattle Congress
Potomac
Congress of the
United States
Waterloo
America
Middle West
Panple
Towa
On With The Jazz In A Troubled Era
Editorial notes a return of civil unrest as a new scandalary wave hits during a tense period. It references a fresh wave of troubling events including the Fourth Bend affair and the New Brunswick preacher and choir leader death mystery, signaling rising anxiety in society and politics.
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Europe
Washington
Fonth Bend
New Brunswick
N. J
Descent from the Cross by Rembrandt Draws American Interest
Mrs Widener’s purchase of Rembrandt’s The Descent from the Cross, hailed as the Dutch master’s finest religious painting, sparks talk of American access to priceless art. Connoisseurs estimate the price at around a million dollars, comparing it with historic sales of The Blue Boy. The work, dating to 1651, shows luminous figures and somber drama, and augurs a future where great paintings leak from private hands to public collections.
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Rembrandts
Han Tigton
Gainsborough
Rembrand
Joseph FE. Widener
Rembrandt
the Mill
Europe
America
Amer
von Gans
Frankfort
Germany
Philadelphia
Louvre
Dressen
Keer
Fering
Jesus
Parking Corsets and Gentle Health Advice by Brady
Dr William Brady offers guidance on aging, corset removal, and gradual physical training. He notes women are abandoning corsets and adopting low heel fashion, urging gradual adaptation to new posture and footwear to prevent injury. He answers readers on yawning causes and golf risks for expectant mothers, emphasizing safe, practical health steps.
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Duauther Burbank
Fils
Mr. Burbant
Shea
One Way Street of Defalcation and Shame
Imogene and Andrew discuss a local aid society tale of a man who took firm money and fled. The dialogue condemns a life of crime and cheap good fellow facades. The piece likens vice to a one way street where honesty fades and families pay the price.
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Andrew
Imogene
Ladies’ Aid Society
Jennie Aghton
Gald
Jennie Ashton
Imogens
Billy Sunday
Raffie
Tennie
Jennie
Rembrandt as a universal interpreter of life and faith
The article discusses Rembrandt as a revolt in Holland’s era, portraying biblical figures with corporeal presence and human emotion. It cites praise from John LaFarge and highlights Rembrandt’s recurring "Nescent from the Cross" theme with works in Hermitage Petrograd and Munich, noting his 1841 painting born of sorrow and soul.
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Whale Company
Tihlies
Rembrani
Raphael
Michelangelo
Carregsto
Tiian
Holland
Rembrandt
Shakespeare
Frotland
Bard
Avon
John LaFarge
Nescent
Rubens
Petrograd
Munich
Bina
Burroughs Nature Club Notes and Reader Questions
A column titled Burroughs Nature Club Notes invites readers to submit questions on nature topics. It outlines questions on bat diversity, underground gas leak impacts on replanting, and winter bird feeding, promising answers in tomorrow's Nature Notes.
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Thas
Answers for Frevous Questions and Mosquito Breeding
The text appears as garbled Q A about breeding and care of animals and mosquitoes. It notes gestation and litter info for a creature, and asks about water conditions for mosquito breeding. It references April mating, nine weeks after, and typical litter sizes. It mentions common house mosquitoes breed in stagnant water near roofs, barrels, and containers, with variations for other types.
Storm of the Tent and Hymn of Hills
A fragmented verse piece by Frank L. Stanton mixes storm imagery with rustic celebration. It contrasts rising above hardship with joyful, timeless song and a note on nature’s cycles. The text then mentions the growth cycle of a material mosquito and renewal needs for waters.
Turbulent tariff talk and Iowa votes stir debate
The Sioux City Tribune notes Senator Cummins voted Nay on the tariff bill amid questions about Iowa farmers interests and regional sentiment. It contrasts with Rawson’s affirming stance and weighs implications for Wisconsin’s La Follette Learnot and broader naval and Canal costs. The piece highlights political lines and the effect on agricultural schedules.
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Cummins
Sioux City Tribune
Cumming
Rawson
Iowa
la Follette and Learnot
Wisconsin
Towa
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd in geography class
A short exercise for the geography class asks students to answer by giving the abbreviation of a U S state. Questions probe seaworthiness health and food analogies, with playful hints about miners and invalids. Several garbled phrases mention sausages and a groend hog and lynx in a puzzling OCR snippet.
Radio in the Home Explains Honeycomb and Duo-Lateral Coils
The article surveys honeycomb and duo-lateral coils for home radio use, detailing nonconcentrated inductance and capacitive effects, winding methods, and how these coils reduce dead end losses. It notes tuning range via a variable condenser and explains construction with a fiber band and standardized plug base.
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Public Ledger Company
The Charity of Mr. Fox Part II
Mr. Possum hides bones amid leaves while Jimmy Crow explains Mr. Fox’s gift practice. Crow promises to return the bones to Fox before Mr. Dog finds them, aiding Possum by removing the bones from his yard.
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Mr. Fox
Byis Door
Jimmy Crow
Mr. Possum
Jimmy
Eith
Fox
Jimmy UN
Possum
Jima
Man
Mr.Fox
M. Pose
Dog
Crow
Dairy Cattle Congress Board of Directors Hopes for Fine Weather
The Dairy Cattle Congress and International Belgian Horse Show board reports a stretch of ideal sunny days after a scare of rain. Rain insurance proposals were rejected by president A W Brown, who notes the event faces less weather risk than smaller expositions and expects seven days of favorable conditions.
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Dairy Cattle Congress Board OF Directors
Dairy Cable Congress
International Belgian Horse Show
A. W. Brown
Dairy Cattle Congress
Brown
Lark Gives Up Long Strike Vacation Plan
Abe Martin quotes Mrs Lark lamenting failure to secure a lengthy strike holiday as the saw mill meets Ike’s demands and the search for a suitable fair site stalls. The tale mix adds regional dialect and humorous hardship around housing and travel, highlighting labor tension in a small community.
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Mall
Iuowa
Ete Mber
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Dougherty
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New York
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San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Rep's
Efrain
Jack Pickford
Clara Kimball Young
South Wend
Pickford
Miss Young
New Jersey
Thoray
Rome
Harding
Mr. Allen
Darius Greene
Allen
Ford
William Brady
M. D. Noad
National Newspaper Service
Ansserer
Brany
Friend Wife
Row Fulkerson
Burroughs Nature Club
Holghtgn Pile
Nature Notes
Hank
Jim
Chick Evans
Sarazen
Barnes
Sverei.com
Caarrabt
N.Y
Tridvaeine
Frank L. Stanton
Jowa Emoors
Marshalltown Times-Republican
League of Nationa
Storm Lake
Panama Canal
Sam Loyd
Sirewlar
Henry M. Neely
Sandman
Abe Martin
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