The old style toilet bowls were designed to flush well with a full tank of water.
They also tend to clog with calcium, and as that get older don't flush as well as when new.
A couple of people mentioned Toto toilets. That's what I went to, made a world of difference!
I bought them online, did some research because they make a lot of different models, some are the ultra expensive designer models, but the basic toilets are not much more than the name brands at the building supply stores.
But something you can try, there are adjustable flapper valves. You turn a dial on top of the valve that adjusts the air dump hole size. You can turn it to a low flush, where a quick push will do a minimal #1 flush, and holding the lever longer will do a #2 flush.
That way you can leave the tank level high which gives good pressure to get the siphon started so it does flush and not just rise and swirl.
Cleaning the calcium deposits helps too, look on Youtube for cleaning with muriatic acid.
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