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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1928

Page

14

Ferriston Millionaire Promises New Stadium If Team Wins

J S Ferrisson a local millionaire attends Ferriston High School assembly and pledges new stands and a field house if the team repeats as county champions. Coach Edwards warns players to stay humble and play fair as Red Hopkins suffers a knee injury ending his season.

J.S. Ferrisson Fer_riston Conquerora Club Ferris Ferriston High Ferriston Ferrig The Conquerors Club Bob Miller Bill Jenkins Porky Jones Red Hopkins Red Hob Porky Bob the Conquerors Club Mora Hob Miller Fayette Bill Mr. Ferris Mayner Perriston Yannt Edwards

Seaside voyage jokes and safety verse mix

A collage of brief verses and quips in period voice. A passenger forgets her cabin number citing a lighthouse window lock error. A sea voyage joke features a steward and a lighthouse. Lively rhymes follow with a safety poem and a traveler's tale about Mr Brush linking England Spain and Germany.

Steward

Why Rubber Origins From a Word to a World of Uses

The article traces how rubber got its name from rubbing out pencil marks and how its uses expanded through history. It notes early English exposure, a Scottish inventor's waterproof discovery, and Goodyear's experiments leading to durable rubber products.

England India Macintosh

Finger Prints Used for Identity by Police

The article explains finger prints uniquely identify individuals as no two fingerprints are alike. It invites readers to see what prints look like and suggests a demonstration or learning activity about fingerprint identification.

Finger Prints and Asylum Inmates Reactions Revealed

A fragment describes pressing a thumb on metal, dusting with talcum to reveal prints, and wiping clean. It oddly contrasts with a visitor asking inmates about the new asylum. The keeper notes inmates "rave about it" in response to the question.

Vulcanization Invention Transforms Rubber Use

The passage notes that sulphur hardened or vulcanized rubber and credits Gond for a discovery that produced one of the world’s most useful modern materials. The text highlights the transformative impact on everyday applications.

Sportsmanship for Spectators at School Football Games

Spectators can learn from players about handling fumbles and cheering genuine effort. Credit good plays by opponents, avoid booing, and offer encouragement to those in the thick of the fight. Courtesy under pressure shapes true sportsmanship and reflects on all fans.

Riddles From Readers Prompt Amusement in The Paper

Readers submit a set of five riddles with quirky questions. Names such as Helen Paterson Marian Grim Homer Brown Sadie May Johnson and Francis Hoyne appear as contributors, reflecting a lively reader engagement and humor typical of the era.

Helen Paterson Mariana Grim Homer Brown Sadie May Johnson Francis Hoyne

Ten City State Match Puzzle

A list of ten U S cities with ten states printed nearby. Reassign each city to its correct state, noting mismatches like Lowell with Alabama and Seattle with New York as examples. The challenge asks to correctly pair all cities with their proper states through rearrangement.

Belon United States

Crash noise maker for school games prompts varied cheer

A school spirit piece promotes teamwork and cheering at athletic events. It introduces a do it yourself crash noise maker from a tin can and broom handle, with stones inside and a sealed cover. Enamel the device in school colors for rousing crowd support.

Puzzle Corner Word Square and Hidden Universities

This item presents a newspaper puzzle page with a watch timed crossword and a four word square. Clues cover horizontal and vertical entries, plus a beheading riddle about a rabbit, and concealed university names appear within the plotted puzzle images. The puzzle invites readers to form the square and locate four famous universities hidden in the pictures.

Westminster Abbey the Hall of Pama and royal relics

Travelers touring Westminster Abbey in London see monuments and busts honoring Britain’s historic figures. The church, dating to early legends, holds coronation chairs, the Stone of Destiny, and wax effigies. rebuilt largely by Henry III, it lies near the River Thames and Parliament.

Abbey of St. Peter London Westminster Abbey Pama Alaca Singland British Empire Apollo God Henry III Charles II Edward I Scone Edward Iit Mary William Iit Houses of Parliament River Thames

Old Trappers Language Dictionary Fragments

A fragmented glossary from Elcomancho detailing Chinook phrases and pronunciation notes. Entries cover words for friendship, mind, desire, leadership, numbers, dance, bells, tomorrow, brightness, and marks, with pronunciation guides and usage.

Elcomancho

Answers to riddles from a reader with clues

Riddles presented include item 1 where one trains the mind and the other minds the train, item 2 about a person whose lands belong to where her feet should be, item 8 about stationery, item 4 about those living by hook or crook, and item 5 noting a cur binding.

Answers to posers with city lists and riddles

Answers To Last Week's Riddles arrange city names Lowell Massachusetts Denver Colorado Semonton Penn Phoenix Arizona Montgomery Alabama Seattle Washington Elmira New York Lansing Michigan St Paul Minnesota Galveston Texas. Riddles include lines about girls and kisses and a pointed remark, a wage and automobile, and a cherry tree incident.

Lowell Washington Denver Alabama Scranton Massachusetts Phoenix Minnesota Montgomery Pennsylvania Seattle New York Elmira Michigan Lansing Texas St. Paul , Arizona Galveston Colorado Mass Semanton Penn Arizona St. Paul Texas

Guess These Four Universities Puzzle Solution

Four universities solved in a crossword style puzzle are identified as distinct institutions known for higher education. The answer set reflects common and recognizable university names derived from standard crossword clues.

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