Local Waterloo paper masthead and policy notes
Fragmented OCR shows a Waterloo Iowa newspaper masthead with staff roles and address lines, publication policy statements about Associated Press use and advertising rules, terms of payment, and offices in major cities. The readable items confirm editor and treasurer roles, and that the paper is a second class matter with listed rates and circulation notes.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Wes
Associated Press
United Press
International News
Bureau of
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story, Brooks
Finley
Representatives
Brother Beware Giant Deputy Fails to Stop Fugitive
North Carolina man Jesse Good, a tall deputy sheriff at 25, once patrolled with two guns and a badge. He traveled toward the nation’s capital and West Virginia to seize a fugitive but ultimately did not, leaving a $100 reward in question.
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North Carolina
Jesse Good‘win
Jesse
West, Virginia
Des Moines Conference Defends Self Against Libel Claims
In a heated exchange at a Des Moines conference, a criminal lawyer and State figure push back against libelous notions about themselves. Clarence Darrow’s opinions are dismissed as irrelevant to their character, urging calm and self-control amid criticism.
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Des. Moines
A. D. ‘McKinley
Vanity Fair
Teaee
One Trouble With Us in Modern Life
Rosina Galli, trainer of girls for the Metropolitan ballet, laments how modern distractions tempt pupils away from dance. They learn steps then want to sing, go to movies, swim, or seek other amusements. The restless era of change challenges maintaining disciplined enrollment.
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Rosina’ Galli
Metropolitan Ballet
Unnamed NC doctor debunks lowered resistance theory
An experienced physician in North Carolina challenges the medical creed linking lowered resistance and low vitality to colds. He argues that the healthiest individuals can still contract respiratory diseases and that the germ cause remains primary. He warns editors against revealing his identity.
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North
Caro. Anna
Sho
Parnot
Sam
North Carolina
Health Bulletin
State Library
North Carolina Medical Society
Questions and Answers on Health and Living Texts
A reader asks about scalp trouble blamed on acids in the diet and whether water stored in a can for days is safe to drink. The column reassures that water is drinkable if uncontaminated, and jokes about mathematics staying dead except for Einstein. It also notes a remedy for underarm sweating and invites letters to Dr Brady for health questions in brief form.
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Wisconsin
Armesa
Brady
William
Ten Things That Hold Back Progress Says Wiggam
Edward Wiggam outlines ten barriers to a more intelligent and free civilization. He notes few truly thoughtful people, mass misbeliefs, mistrust of thinkers, reliance on catchwords, overmarketing experts, scarce scientific political guidance, power minded politicians, education's failure to teach scientific spirit, and the need for selfless public service. The piece presents a social diagnosis and urges a cure.
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the ‘News Deca
Edward Wiggam
Earth
Santa
Claus
Wiggam
The Troublesome Few in Detroit Crime Wave
A Detroit news article notes crime is caused by a small group of repeat offenders. Arnsted Harper confessed to burglary and faces multiple suspects in 12 to 30 burglaries. The article argues most people remain law abiding and criminals are few, though prolific.
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Detroit
America
Arnsted Harper
Tobacco and Pleasure in Chattanooga Editorial
In the Chattanooga Times, a column argues against tobacco bans as overreach by reformers. It counters temperance claims, noting many abstainers die young and asserting regulation would extend beyond necessity.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
New York Chinatown Shifts as Bowery Mission Echoes
In April 6 Chinatown scenes reflect decay and hope as dwindling Chinese crowds mingle with tourists. Bowery missions draw youth and reform seekers amid stories of addiction, poverty, and street life, with a few citizens finding new purpose through support and faith.
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New, York
Chinatown
Bute
Cataco
Chatham Square
Jersey
Dovers
Mission
Sophie
Bowery
Browzy
Bowery Gutters
Uncle Wiggily Adopts New Adventure For Morning Walk
Uncle Wiggily invites Boppy and Um to join a morning adventure while a playful scene unfolds with Wogglejigs and the family home. The rabbit gentleman checks his bungalow with Nursa Jane Fuzzy and Mrs Longears as he considers going solo if the others cannot join.
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Dumple
Hollow Stump
Boppy
Wiggily
Robin in distress prompts Uncle Wiggily meeting a lost chick
Mr Robin hops along a branch mournfully as Uncle Wiggily encounters the sad bird. The rabbit lady and honeyed couple promise daily visits while the robin explains a chick fell from the nest and cannot be found. The scene sets for a hopeful search beginning.
Uncle Wiggily Finds Quee the Lost Bird
Uncle Wiggily helps search for Quee the new robin as Boppy and Wogglejigs return Quee to the nest. The tiny birds are cared for by the family before resuming school tasks, while Mr. Robin sings a Cheer Up song.
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Uncle Wiggily
Itv
Wig‘gily
Mr. Robin
Boppy
Quee
Iean
Shimself Paras
Robin
Tickler
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Sparks Reader Questions
Readers ask about tapping southern sugar maples for syrup and ideal timing. Answers discuss tree seed prep, whether large eggs hatch slower, and seek to clarify if buzzards and bluebirds return to the same nesting sites. The note also covers legal rabbit protections in some regions and explains a nursery rhyme about ladybugs linked to harvest cleanup.
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South
Canada
The Gray Phantom's Romance Sees a London-Long Island Chase
The Gray Phantom is accused of the murder of Sylvanus Gage but probes a deeper plot to clear his name. He confronts a forged threat letter, a hidden tunnel, and a tense reunion with Helen Hardwick at Doctor Bimble's laboratory as police close in. The chase ends with a dramatic misdirection as officers shift attention away from the closet.
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Gray Phantom
Long Island
Sylvanus Gage
Pinto
New York
Helen
Hardwick
Ees
Pinto ‘Ands
Perate
Gray
Eran -Connecls
Bimbie
Helen Hardwick
Gage
Jetter
Bureau of Criminal Identification
Cross
Warham
Jerome
Bimble
Strickerr
Pharitom
Beryas
Tobe
SolemiEty
Wire length would circle globe if stretched single piece
The largest broadcasting wire in the United States, used in antennas, varies greatly in size from less than a hair in certain magnitudes to about half an inch in the antenna. If connected as a single piece it could encircle the globe at the equator.
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United States
Abe Martin on pioneer era and schooling progress
Abe Martin comments that women have made marvelous strides in nearly all areas except talk. He finds it fascinating to read about pioneer days and imagines how tough it must have been for parents living in the same cabin before girls completed finishing schools and an eighteen year old daughter.
Cardinal spotlight in Uncle Ray's Corner Part II
The Cardinal, bold red singer of the finch family, thrives in southern states and the Ohio Valley. Males sport bright plumage and loud song while females share the chorus. avoid confusing with the scarlet tanager. Next week covers meadow larks and hobolinks.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
New York
Ohio
Canaries
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W. H.’ Hartman Co
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Corner Park
Veinl Commercial
Elephone Branch Exchange
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I Scupaneenerae Street
Clarence
Darrow
Sonal Health Service
William. Brady, M
Nat'l Newspaper Services
Magaz! Sepak
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Oe McIntyre
McNaught Syndicats
Bowery Missions
Wiggily and
The
Howard R. Garis
Nurse Jane
Bates
Id Vie Ag
Cern
Vay
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Herman Landon
Street’ and’ Smith’ Corp
Aig Tins
Abe Martin
Uncle Ray’s
Valley
Missouri
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