Waterloo Evening Courier print edition pricing and policy note
The Waterloo Evening Courier lists subscription rates and advertising rules with office locations and executive names. It notes carrier and mail prices, special rates within and beyond 60 miles, and states rights on advertising content and republication. It mentions Associated Press licensing and New York Philadelphia Chicago offices for representation.
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Supreme Court Faces Senate Power Clash On Removals
In a looming constitutional dispute the Supreme Court will decide whether Senate consent is required to remove presidential appointees. The case centers on Portland’s past master removal by President Wilson and signals broader clashes over executive versus legislative authority. The piece also lampoons a Kurdish emir denied asylum in the U S and notes Easter dining at Sing Sing with other unrelated quips.
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Supreme Court
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Kurdistan
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England
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Turkey
Egypt
France
Department of Labor
President Coolidge and the Handshake Craze
A humorously critical column laments the presidential handshake spectacle, noting nearly 1,000 visitors passed through the White House and 1,420 attended a Tuesday ceremony. It argues the ritual has become a costly nuisance while preserving the president’s claim that handshaking keeps him in contact with the public.
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United States
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Coolidge
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Washington
Editors Call for Strong Yet Trusting Leadership Across Iowa
Iowa editorials urge bold leadership in politics and policy while warning against crowdsourced restraint. They compare mayoral reputations, road funding, and the push for durable progress, urging loyal followership and cooperative spirit over fear of dominant figures.
Sunlight and sunrooms in home planning and health
A column by William Brady argues sunlight is a vital health source and criticizes fake sunrooms. It promotes sunbathing in moderation to improve skin and warns against overprotecting interiors. The page also includes Q&A on tonsil surgery, teen smoking, and salt water drinks.
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Srady
William Brady
Why Jane Marie Skips a Gracious Thank You Gesture
In a domestic vignette, Andrew and Imogene discuss Jane Marie’s chain of thank you notes for flowers sent after her aunt’s death. Imogene criticizes the impractical cascade of acknowledgments, while Andrew explains the social principle at stake and the burden on those asked to mail the notes. Also noted is Miss Lenora Hubbard turning seventy and taking her first city leave after 23 years of service as a teacher.
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Imogene
Jane Maria
Jane Marie
Minnie
Naill
Rose
Kate
Hessie
Bessie
Louise
Ieast
Adane Marin
Lg& Girls
Lenora Hubbard
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Miss Hubbard
Brain Tests by Sam Lord
Brain teaser page by Sam Lord features a 10 minute challenge titled 10 Minutes to Answer This. Readers fill a X-Word column with definitions and list words from top to bottom including Blood and a malt beverage to reveal a Netherlands province.
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Sam Lord
Netherlands Province
Raisin Pie Prank Halts Uncle Wiggily Bake Plan
Uncle Wiggily and Nurse Jane plan a raisin pie but a tramp dog swaps raisins for brown pebbles. The pie bakes with stones, revealing the trick when the police dog arrests the thief. Nurse Jane discards the pebble pie and shares cake instead.
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Nurse Jane
Eheim
Uncle Wiggily
Pig Pen
Bunny
Jane
Mr. Longears
Abe Martin Notes Hard Times and Tragedy at Home
Abe Martin recalls hard days and frugal living while Lester Pine a prominent clubman and newlyweds is reported to have died suddenly with his shoes off today.
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Lester Pine
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Answers to Questions
Questions from the Burroughs Nature Club column ask about silver fish harm, poisonous plants, and origin of white elephants. The answers discuss rhinoceros horn structure, the edible use of cloves and ginger in tiny amounts, and mixed flocks of beach birds forming larger groups as food is plentiful.
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Nature Notes
Raulente
Phillips MakK of Magnesia Ad Boosts Foot Relief
An old advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a quick remedy for cracked toes and foot irritation. It promises instant drying and relief from soreness and tired feet, urging buyers to insist on genuine product at drugstores for 25 cents.
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Phillips Makk
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