Waterloo Daily Record Advertising and Publication Policy
The Waterloo Daily Record outlines subscription details, mailing zones, and advertising policies. It lists carrier and mail rates, office addresses, leashed wire services from Associated Press United Press International, and rebroadcast rights with guidelines on discretion and public policy. It notes payment terms and editorial controls for ads and content.
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W. Martinan
Courier
Corner Park Ave
Yona
Mertman - Teevs Assess
Bolor Dacksop
Ponwlfice
Waterloo
Town
The Lloyds Insurance Institution Opening in London
The article recounts the history of Lloyds from Edward Lloyd’s coffee house on Tower Street to a major marine insurer. It notes Lloyd’s List origins, expansion into various policies, and the new London quarters opened by King George.
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Lloyd's
Earl Derr Bigeers
London
Edward Lloyd
Tower Street
Lloyd
Lloyd's List
One Great Marine Insurance Company
Britsa Fe
George
Prosperity Chart Rates Nations by Wealth and Cost of Living
Redmond and Co report an international chart on 49 countries in 1927. It ranks per capita wealth, cost of living, and national debt with New Zealand highest in wealth, while the United States shows strong wealth, low debt, and comparatively low living costs.
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Redmond & Co
New York
New Zealand
Switzerland
United States
Roumania
Bulgaria
Greece
Great Britain
France
Germany
Soviet Russia
Lils
Iowa Buyer Seeks Livestock for Feed Purposes
A man traveling in northeastern Iowa plans to purchase several hundred head of cattle to round out his hog feeding operation on an Iowa farm. He described western trips where markets were weak and irrigation profits limited.
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Towa
Iowa
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Washington
Oregon
California
Nevada
New Mexico
Arizona
Freisin
Golden California
Pla
Rocines
Bern
Vitas Borde
New York Times
Bucyrus
The Baby's First Breath and Health Advice
Dr William Brady discusses newborn respiration methods arguing spanking is useless and dangerous. He promotes warming the baby, gentle lung inflation with oxygen and carbon dioxide, and mouth to mouth insufflation as the effective start for breathing. He also answers reader questions on health topics and tuberculosis risks.
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Yandell Henderson
Dr. Brady
William Brady
Adam's Apple Lost in Manhattan Reflects Changing Times
A 1926 reminiscence notes the decline of Adam's apples among New York men, tying the trend to shifts in tobacco use and fashion. The piece blends social anecdotes from Fifth Avenue houses to private dinners, ending with a children’s tale about Spring Fever and a playful classroom puzzle.
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New York
Yesteryear
Manhattan Island
Lkely
Rockefeller
Uncle Wiggily Turns Upside Down Picture Happiness
Uncle Wiggily and friends fix a sad picture by turning it upside down, transforming a grim face into a smile. The rabbit gentleman, Hal, Mr. Twistynal, and others laugh at the change and reflect on how perspective can alter mood. Morning finds them cheerful and awake in the stump bungalow.
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Mr. Longears
Lady Mouse
Holton Stump School
Uncle Wiggily
Mouse
Wiggily
Miss Mouse
Hollow Stump
Rabbit
Twistytail
Rabbit Gentleman
Uncle
Sou
Mr. Twistynal
Fentieman
Myr
Longears
Uncle Wiggly
Susie Little- Tail
Burch Brothers Company
Susie
Langears
Uncle Wregily
Sammie
Obituary and local notices reflect 1878 spring life
Fifty years ago on April 17 1878 Mrs W M Sindlinger aged 34 died after a brief illness. She was born in Glinton county Pa and married in 1862. Surviving are her husband and five children May Harry Charles Maud Lulu. The piece also notes a birthday celebration for Joseph Thompson in Mt Vernon township with Rev J R Berry delivering the presentation speech. Other items mention new potatoes delivered to the editor by Matt Adams during a blizzard and maple sugar from Vermont with cattle plans for grazing near the prairie. Citizens thank Rep Lore Alford for securing funding for the Iowa State Normal school.
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W. M. Sindlinger
Glinton County
Sindlinger
Methodist Episcopal Church
May
Harry
Charles
Maud
Lulu
Joseph Thompson
Mt. Vernon Township
J. R. Berry
Grace M. E. Church
Mt. Vernon
Mich
Gedar Falls
Lore Alford
Iowa State Normal School
Local notes from Dubuque and Cedar Falls 1888
Forty years ago headlines report auctions for seats at the Booth and Barrett entertainment in Dubuque with the top bid at four dollars. Cedar Falls normal school funding totals reach 37,300 for facilities and water, yet dormitories are lacking. Ground purchases, street frontage sales, a planned block development, and mail routes near Traer are noted. A Cedar Falls bank is forming with Leavitt and Davison as organizers. Illnesses among Becker children and Homer Ayers cast concern as care begins.
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State Normal School
Cedar Falls
Mullan Tree and Public Notices Highlight 1908 Beginnings
The issue recounts a Mullan salt tree cut down in Red Cedar addition and notes early 20th century civic changes. Edward A. Leighton named chief of police. several local workers resign or seek new posts. society columns include reminiscences and editorials on public figures and media reflections.
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Mullan
Johnny von Lackum
Courier Organization
It Does Not Pay to Win by Glenn Frank
Editor and Wisconsin president Glenn Frank argues in favor of moderate conduct in conflict, noting that victory often harms both sides. He cites East–West tensions, democracy versus autocracy, and the moral hazards of power while warning against corruption and the social erosion from winning at any cost.
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Stone Mountain
New York World
Ieader
South
Marie Robert
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure
Syndscape
Ponteern
Rypeering
Guim
Okater Logie
Rredene
Cl¢An
Savage tribes and their weapons from bows to blowguns
Uncle Rays Corner describes weapons used by diverse tribes including North and South American Indians, African and Pacific peoples. It notes bamboo bows in New Guinea, long arrows, sling ranges for Yaghan, the waddy club in Tasmania, the three blade Niam-niam axe, and the Brazil blowsun with a reed barrel and hidden dart.
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North
South America
Africa
Pacific
New Guinea
Tasmania
Brazil
Pacific Islands
Burroughs Nature Club Answers and Questions
Answers to readers questions on birds insects and mammals. Notes cover bobolink description and nest, thorns, moon rocket inquiry, and detailed remarks on feeding young birds, ladybird benefits, and mink predation. Local nature notes in period tone.
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China
Japan
San Jose
Americaire
Pacific
Editorial Warns Pedestrians Must Look Before Crossing
Abe Martin writes editorials urging pedestrians to avoid crossing without looking. He argues a few cautious strides could save more lives than blaming careless drivers. The piece cites several farmers who have tried this approach this year.
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Atlantic
Ar Ambricah
England
WILLIAM BRADY, M_ D
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He Ho
Dey
McIntyre Brighted
The
McNauget Syndicary, Inc
Henry Ford
House of Facial Care
Upper Avenue
Heralds
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Havana
Uncle Wiggily and
Quick Susie
Roward R. Garis
Igan
Methodist Church
Matt Adams
Sfei Raymond Bros
Vermont
Booth and Barrett
Dubuque
Hacker Brothers
East Fourth Street
Fowler Company
A. W. Haffa
Hagie Center
Traer
Eagle Center
Midland
John Life
Geneseo
Charles Jamison
Cedar River
Fifth Street
Cedar Falls National
J. H. Leavitt
Emmons Johnson
R. A. Davison
Roger Leavitt
James Miller
J. J. Tolerton
Charlies D. Becker
Homer Ayers
Mrs
Joseph King
Tetuford
Edward A. Leighton
West Aide
Roy A. Doty
Edward McFarlane
Commercial National Bank
Denver
Cola
Simon Wilson
Lone Dairy Separator Company
McFarlane
Charles Swigart
Western Union
Nes
Cherokee
Lamar P. Sinnard
C. H. Highmey
Ray
Ralph Tainkelberg
Iowa State University
E. Dunkelberg
MR. Boraw
Jay E. House
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Borah
Uncle Ray
Boston ‘Transcript
Wight
Tiel
Howe
Dene
Wien HeMas
Paratin
Andrew
Rick -4
Uncle Ray’s
Oes
Burroughs Nature Club Notes
Houghton Mifflin Co
Abe Martin
Br.wieg
Econ
Toba
Emeame Hoyel
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