Waterlog Evening Courier Publication Details and Rates
The Waterlog Evening Courier lists subscription prices by period and distance, with weekly, monthly, and yearly mail options. It notes two matter regarding circulation, rates, and advertising policies, plus Associated Press and other press rights and regional offices.
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W. N. Hartman Co
Courier
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
Wairhoo
India
Associated Press
Tilted
Press International News
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Federal Reserve Battle Over Stock Market Sparks Debate
A local banker weighs the Fed's credit warnings and policy shifts amid 1927 28 bull markets. He warns high New York money rates and corporate cash surpluses could worsen liquidity when funds are withdrawn.
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Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve System
Reserve Board
New York
Cleanup Week Urges Towns to Battle Dirt
Cities towns and individuals follow Dr Henry Albert state health commissioner to observe cleanup week Brush off winter rubbish from private and municipal premises with daily tasks Monday streets and gutters Tuesday mosquitos water drains Wednesday basements junk Thursday yards and lots Friday non combustibles Saturday general cleanup The plan seeks community cooperation and highlights health and psychological benefits of neat surroundings.
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Henry Albert
State Commissioner of Health
Smuggling Case Sparks Debate Over Sinkings
The sinking of the British schooner I'm Alone after refusal to stop and search prompts debate on US and UK positions. The ship's smuggling activity is acknowledged, deaths noted, and advocates urge viewing the incident as lawful enforcement rather than a dry outrage. Sympathetic sentiment is deemed misdirected.
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United States
Great Britain
Literary Pact and Yanc y
Last year's literary sensation Trader Horn inspired a bestseller. This year Joan Lowell’s alleged autobiography The Cradle of the Deep draws royalties with claims of life at sea from a tender age. Critics mocked Trader Horn. Miss Lowell seems unlikely to escape similar scrutiny.
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Trader Horn
Joan Lowell
Bounding Main
the Critica
Lowell
Sailor’s Tale Faces Inconsistencies in The Cradle of the Deep
Readers note discrepancies in The Cradle of the Deep about the Minnie A. Caine rescue and Captain Wagner. The ship did not burn at sea but burned at a wharf in Adelaide before salvage and repair. The captain was in command 15 months, not 17 years, and the tale blends fact with fiction.
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Minnie A. Caine
Minnie
Adelaide
Australia
Wagner
Joan
Minute A. Caine
Miss Lowell
Personal Health Advice From Dr Brady on Nervousness
A reader asks for plain language guidance on nervousness and nervous breakdowns. Dr Brady reflects on personal experience with loss of hearing and hair, explains that many conditions mimic nervous exhaustion, and urges clarity about medical causes while answering readers questions on beauty, radium fraud, late hours, and hospital medicine.
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Uwad
Sayiman
Indy
Doc Brady
FE. J
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Sam
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Tank
William Bendy
Thiyewspaper
Naur
A Personal Jubilee by Glenn Prank
A scanned text discusses a personal inventory concept inspired by Jose Enrique Rodó and ancient jubilee practice. It argues a yearly week of withdrawal to reassess opinions and attitudes, weigh sincerity, and discard obsolete beliefs. It suggests secular retreats alongside religious ones for self renewal.
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Jose Enrique Rodo
Knottville News prints local banter and gossip
Local column notes cussing in Teeter's grocery and jokes about Judson Johnson and hardware dealers. Plans surface to convert old livery stable into a theater with club support. Sheriff Ketcham Knott off duty with a felon finger. Bailey Hayes hints at poetic justice as a potential sheriff candidate.
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Knottville News
Teeter’s
Judson Johnson
BE. Q. Knox
Greater Knottville Club
Ketcham Knott
Baily Hayes
Baily
Brain Tests for Post Office Spelling Challenge
A reader exercise lists common misspellings of geography names. Questions include Masachusets, Cincinnati, Ecuador, Mississippi, Melbourne, Winnipeg, Edinburgh, Scandinavia, Guatemala, and a note that answers appear on the Society Page.
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New England
Masachusets
Massachusetts
Massachusets
Masachusetts
Ohio
Winipeg
Winnipeg
Winnipegg
Winna- Pcee
Edinborough
Edinburgh
Edinburg
Edinbaro
Norway
Sweden
Scandanavian
Scandinavia
Scandenavia
Skandinavia
Gutemmala
Guatemala
Guattemals
Guatemalla
Guatamala
Abe Martin jokes about training and profits in film chatter
A fragment cites Abe Martin comparing film dinners to big meals and noting that a Columbia professor says college training lowers a teller's earning power unless the person is a natural born bond salesman.
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Columbia
Uncle Bill the Poor Relative in a Motor Age Saga
A boy recalls Uncle Bill, a six foot, dignified yet impoverished kin who drifted through the family as a charismatic but unreliable figure. He entertained with bug lore and woodcraft, but pursued endless get-rich-quick schemes, then found religion yet remained unproductive.
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Aiyund
Bil
Bill
Uncle Bill
Liz
Mother
Uncle Scat
Uncle BU
New York as Haven for the International Spendthrift
A gossipy portrait of New York’s appetite for debt and high living. The piece describes a famed spendthrift in elegant East Side apartments, frequent credit resupply, and social circles that excuse financial excess. It notes silicosis fatalities among miners and urban distractions from Times Building signs and nightlife on Broadway.
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New York
Ned
Europe
Stoney
The Great Strike by DeWitt Mackenzie
War correspondents at British General Headquarters stage an informal strike in spring 1918. The seven reporters, five British and two Americans, stopped writing to rest and protest restrictive orders from a colonel, citing their access to frontline secrets.
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Dewitlt MacKenzie iCopyright
Big Seven
France
Manders
War Correspondents Test Ultimatum To G H Q
The officers at our headquarters faced an ultimatum from war correspondents led by Faunthorpe and Gibbs. They argued the British war effort was being hampered by regulations, insisting they knew their jobs and demanded freedom to report. Brig. Gen. Charteris arrived to address the strike claim and the affair was treated with seriousness.
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H. QQ
Goung
Ligut. Co
Faunthorpe
United States
Lnter
Washington
Cassel
John Charteris
Intelligence Department
Philip Gibbs
Sir Philip
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Crigo
Gibbs
Washington Daybook notes culinary tours and white house gossip
Washington Daybook observes that Capitol Hill eatery The Ugly Duckling draws lawmakers when hog jowl and greens appear on the menu. It also flags White House receptions under Hoover, hints at a growing tapestry hobby among Washington society, and cites life expectancy figures for men and women.
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Washington, D. C
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Congress
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