Public Notices and Advertisers Guide for Waterloo Paper
The notice text outlines publication details for a Waterloo Iowa daily paper including staff, telephones, and advertising rules. It notes Associated Press content rights and regional offices in Washington New York Philadelphia and Chicago with credited representatives and partners.
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W.H. Hartman CO
Wast Park Ave
John Hartman
W. Peterson
Treas
Geol Mur
Pont Ofien
Waterlco
Iowa
Associated Press
Associated Presa
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Washington, D. C
Munser Bide
EG Dougherty
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Story
Brooks & Finley
Detroit Automotive Production Hints Spur Economic Optimism
The dispatches suggest higher car industry output in Detroit with 60 to 100 percent resumption levels and potential for broad economic benefits. The piece urges caution, notes prior misleading reports, and calls for confirmatory evidence before declaring a surge in production and improved money markets.
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Detroit
Forest preservation urged to curb water loss in Wisconsin
Wisconsin officials warned that rapid forest cutting has reduced river and stream water volumes and calls for swift reforestation. They urged citizens to push Congress and their representatives to act, noting Iowa and national interests in forest conservation and the need for sustained public pressure.
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Wisconsin
National Congress
Iowa
Hawkeye
Michigan
Congress
Washington
Are You Guilty Aims at Stomach Health and Politics
A humorous column rants about digestive health citing M Tridon on cast iron stomachs and poor eating. It shifts to politics arguing Governor Lowden and Mrs Pullman case harmed his presidential chances, calling politics a rotten game and a danger to good men.
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M. Tridon
Jiggs
George M. Pullman
Chicago
Gov. Lowden
Mr. Lowden
United States
Missouri
Lowden
Lfe
Taxpayer rush prompts call for branch tax offices
The writer notes yearly delays at the treasurer's office and argues for establishing branch offices across the city and county. They claim the small expense would vastly improve convenience for late payers and reduce end of period congestion.
Facial Spasms and Mastoid Troubles Health Talks
Health Talks by Dr Huber discusses facial spasms in nervous individuals often triggered by stress or illness. Causes may include inflammation or obstruction near the ear mastoid teeth tear ducts or eye. Treatment hinges on removing organic trouble after medical examination and sometimes surgery.
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Jalse
Temper and Self Control Clash in Domestic Tale
Imogene and Andrew discuss Isabel and Tom amid a quarrel triggered by temper and pride. Andrew argues self control separates thieves and murderers, urging Isabel to curb her hotheadedness. The dialogue riffs on temper as the root of social and personal failings and ends with a crude punchline about discipline.
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Andrew
Imogene
Taits
Isabel
Tom
Izabel
Capital and Labor Seek Public Accord in State
The piece muses on capital and labor pooling interest for public benefit and state policy. It contrasts with a traveling umbrella repairman earning little, implying broader economic frustration and a call for cooperative action.
Afterthoughts and aphorisms from a 1917 Canadian edition
A collage of old proverbs and opinions reflects spring optimism, crime rhetoric, pioneering spirit, and social observations. It echoes onlookers noting thrift in gardens, cultural humor on onions, and political curiosity about Russia while urging bold thinkers to pursue new paths.
Correct English Don't Say: Preposition Practice
The prompt presents corrected forms for common prepositional errors. It contrasts incorrect forms like onto, down to, of him, with a cancer, changes to a butterfly with correct options such as onto the roof, down in the village, of him, with cancer, changes into a butterfly.
Cardiff Giant a proudly Iowa claim in hoax history
The Fort Dodge Messenger notes Iowa’s claim to the Cardiff Giant’s origin from a Webster county gypsum mine, carved in Chicago and Cardiff in the 1850s. It recalls Barry Hull and Mr. Martin’s 1858 search, the $7,000 raise, Barnum’s bid, and six million visitors, ending with Iowa’s unhonored, yet remembered, role.
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Caterport Democrat
Fort Dodge Messenger & Chronicle
Iowa
Webster County
Fort Dodge
George Hull
Syracuse
Mr. Martin
Cedar Rapids
St. Charles Hotel
Hull
Chicago
Cardiff
Barnum
Messenger
Flowers Poem by Frank L. Stanton
The speaker contrasts with faded flowers and asks for violets and lilies and daisies and poppies. He longs for sleep and dreams and loves the idea that the sky holds no name dearer than Love. The verse extols beauty, resilience, and the sacred breath of God in flowers amid life’s strife.
Nature Notes Q and A Questions for Tomorrow
The Nature Notes column invites readers to send general interest questions on topics like mole natural enemies, soil inoculation, and hummingbird distribution. Answers will appear in tomorrow's Nature Notes column.
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Nature Notes
Answers to Previous Questions on Color and Gallinaceous Birds
The article explains black skin in humans as pigment-based and notes that color variation across species follows natural biology. It discusses tree toads and chameleons altering color for protection, and describes gallinaceous birds as ground-nesting with stout bodies and short wings. It also mentions M. Viviani’s differing public reception since 1917.
Murder at Hartshorne Estate Unfolds with House Secrets
In this installment a society gathering at Colonel and Mrs Ledyard sparks a web of intrigue. Mrs Hartshorne dies after a cryptic hint links Swarthmore and Beatrice Ledyard to a masked conspiracy. Detective Harvey uses gossip and leverage to corner suspects as Rose Adare aids the inquiry.
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Matilde
Harvey
Hartehorme
Swarthmore
Rose Adare
Miss Adare
Paul
Hartshorne
Ledyards
Miss Ledyard
Rose
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd
A vintage puzzle item presents a set of sentences asking for the name of a Great Britain town hidden within each line. Clues include lines about superstition, nerves, an emergency, and crossing the channel, culminating with an answer reference to a prior puzzle.
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Great Britain
Iron Works
Concord
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