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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1922

Page

3

As to quitting too soon in war and coal fears rise

In a column from Waterloo, Kipling’s remark on U S war timing prompts debate. Irwin discusses last days of World War I, Foch Haig and Castelnau favoring advance while some leaders feared morale damage from winter. The piece notes Cox’s European trip, league of nations talk, and current coal price pressures urging Congress action to curb mine owners.

Rudyard Kipling America United States Irwin Europe Boston France Germany Berlin Foch Metz England Marshal Haig Castelnau Biss Petas Marshal Foch Haig Crastelnau Siss Mar Ska Tierlin Foc United States Army Witen Kit Jackie Congress Mme Towa Hawall Brown Buffalo Othe

Harmony in 670 former Justice Clarke on league pledge

Former Ohio Supreme Court Justice John J. Clarke returns to Harmony in 670 and declares no political ambitions while urging strong support for the League of Nations. He criticizes the post Wilman era as lacking a clear program and leadership, speaking earnestly to his hometown audience.

Clarke James Middleton Cox Dayton League United States Mr. Cox Cox League of Nations Mr. Clarke League of Na Hons Ty Pomerene Ohio Jimny John J. Clarke Supreme Court Wilann

Appendectomy debate and health tips by Dr Brady

Dr William Brady discusses the appendix as a vestigial organ and critiques universal removal trends. He praises walking to lower blood pressure, questions over medical candor, and offers brief health Q&A guidance while inviting readers to send stamped replies for personal health letters.

Braity Willan Brady

FRIEND WIFE By ROB FELKERSON

A dialogue mocks postman reward systems as imogene and andrew joke about stars on sleeves. A postman coins a satirical scheme where milkmen grocers and others earn stars for goods and services, imagining a bloated, self approving postal world. The piece blends irony with a critique of government honor systems.

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No coherent events or named entities suitable for a summary can be reliably identified from the provided fragment.

Burroughs Nature Club Notes in Old Paper Style

Fragmented reader questions and playful answers from a nature notes column. The excerpt mentions topics about plant blooming, elephants tusks, sow bugs in gardens, and garden tips. It references various places and a long, garbled discussion of plants, soils, and historical notes.

Nature Notes

Brain Tests by Ram Loyd

Three Texan drovers argue on the highway about trading livestock to adjust their herd. Hank offers to swap pigs for cows to double his stock, Dukes counters with a sheep trade, and Win ta Duke proposes four cows for two losses to produce six times as many critters. Determine how many days the three drovers were together.

Dcker Hank Dukes

The Fivendly Gentle Man In A Narrow Road

A rugged speaker recalls a mighty gentleman halting to ask the time and inquire about old companions. The encounter sparks visions of Eden, brimstone scents, and fellow travelers who drift toward the fields of happiness as the world moves relentlessly.

Eden

The Sandman Story With Mr Fox and Ducklings

Old Myr. Fox seeks ducklings for dinner and tricks a mother duck. Ducklings disobey, slide away on a sled, and knock Fox over as the sled tumbles down the hill with the fox in pursuit.

MR. Fox Fox Mr. Hox Madam Duck Ducklings Mr. Pox

Mr Fox Dodges Pursuit After Sled Crash Incident

A sled crash on the pond injures Mr Fox and sparks alarm among Madam Duck and the ducklings. The fox, dazed, regains senses as Mr Dog bays, while the mother duck questions the fox’s alleged wicked deeds. The fragment hints at broader story lines and historical notes.

Mr. Fox Thorny Witch

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