Waterloo Evening Courier Admits For Reader
The Waterloo Evening Courier, based at Park Ave and Commercial St, publishes advertising rates and policy statements. It notes subscription options, delivery areas, and editorial control, while including references to Allied press services and opinion on oil price discourse.
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TINO
Hartman Co
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
Iso
John
G. Hartman - Jackson McCay
Waterton
Iowa
United Press International News
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Girgulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angéles
Sen Frans _cisco
Story
Brooks & Finley, Representativen
Prosperity and the dangers of power
The piece warns that national prosperity brings temptations and vast power. It cites Dr Harry Emerson Fosdick on handling power and cautions that misused strength destroys nations. It urges self denial and discipline to manage wealth and influence prudently.
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United States
Harry Emerson Fosdick
America
Current American
New Order
Dr Fosdick
Babylon
Tyre
Egypt
Greece
Rome
Outstanding Howe dinner honors Gene Howe in Amarillo
In Amarillo Texas a large crowd of about a thousand businessmen and citizens gathered for a dinner honoring Gene Howe editor of the region. The event celebrated his editorial courage and stand on issues while praising his father Ed Howe the Sage of Potato Hill as a model of outspoken journalism.
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Howe
Gene Howe
Amarillo
Tex
West Texas
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Gene
Potato Hill
Lindbergh
Mary Garden
Hoover
Mussolini
al Capone
Ed Howe
Sir Henri Deterding Defends Oil Restriction Plan
In New York Sir Henri Deterding of Royal Dutch Shell asserts that oil producers' talks about conserving resources are not mere pretexts. He clarifies the restriction program and explains his position after a dinner with banker friends.
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Henri
SIDF
Henri Deterding
Royal Dutch Shell Oil Companies
America
New York
First Step in Prohibition Reform: Clean Enforcement
The passage argues for reform of enforcement personnel after the Mrs. de King shooting in Aurora. It claims the federal prohibition service harbors a criminal, profit driven faction that uses intimidation and bribery, and urges an investigative commission to target this with a first step toward credible enforcement respected by violators and citizens.
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Dé King
Aurora
Tfl
Thoregoing
Hoover
Federal Prohibition Service
Ultraviolet Window Glass and Health Insight
Dr. Brady discusses the ultraviolet influence on immunity and offers low cost ways to admit UV rays through home windows. He compares special UV glass to a homemade solution using cellophane and chicken wire, urging sun exposure for children and emphasizing summer midday sunlight.
Wasteful Haste: Lesson From Speed Experiments
ENN FRAN argues haste makes waste after a Chicago taxicab test show top speed saves four minutes over nine miles but risks life, property, and law. He urges balance and poise, noting reasonable speed can be efficient and cautions against Western rush.
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Chicago
Esuna
Altho J
Knottville notes mix humor and local chatter
The Knottville News shares humorous jottings and local gossip from Bil Irkmann and Estelle. Jokes touch on telephone talk, egg week promotion, a Seattle buyer, and mischief about culture and economy while referencing nearby figures and events.
Abe Martin Notes Chicago Detectives and Lafe Bud
The column humorously suggests detectives on the Chicago St Valentine’s Day massacre case may be busy and references Lafe Bud getting work done on his house with a big year parked out front in front of his residence.
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Chicago
Banco
Broadway names and showbiz chatter dash through city
A stream of vignettes catalogs stars and trends from Hollywood and Broadway. Names like Isabel Leighton Efram Zimbalist Alma Gluck Julia Hoyt and Bert Lytell appear alongside reflections on stage film and box office. The piece notes the clash of art and money and the fickle fortunes of names on stage and screen.
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New York
Helen ‘“Menken
East Fifty-seventh Street
Isabel Leighton
Efram Zimbalist
Alma Gluck
Chicago
Park Avenue
Bill Steinke
Bill
Radio
Brownsville
Claire
Tuce
Dave
Irvin
Cobb Beck
Tams
Julia Hoyt
Mr. Whalen
Duluth
Topeka
Juliet
Saddler’s
West Forty-seventh Street
Dunhill's
Hollywood
Broadway
Jack
Estelle Dempsey
Dempsey
Taylor
Dorothy Gish
James Rennis
Peggy Joyce
Owen Moore
Alicea Joyce
Bert Lytell
Charles Ray
Jack Pickford
Monteith Aims to Cut Golf Costs with Turf Garden Plan
Washington adds that John Monteith Jr a scientist and former U S Department of Agriculture forage crops official leads a U S G A effort to create turf gardens across cities from Minneapolis to Richmond. The goal is testing grasses soil and climate to improve putting greens and fairways reducing needless club spending and improving play. Bobby Jones backs the project citing Bermuda grass issues in the south.
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Herbert Washington
D. C
John Monteith, Jr
Monteith
United States Department of Agriculture
Bobby Jones
Bobby
Bermuda
Atlanta
South
Minneapolis
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Boston
New York
Atlantic City
Richmond
Braeburn
Cluts
The First American Millionaire George Washington
The article portrays George Washington as a businessman and promoter as well as a soldier and statesman. It details his early apprenticeship, land investments, gristmill and ferry operations, and leadership roles in drainage and lumbering ventures. It notes his fortune, entrepreneurial vision, and insistence on exact statistics guiding major undertakings.
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American
George Washington
Washington
Yeb
Lfe
Erties
Virginia
George
G. W. Fairfax
William and Mary College
Potomac
Potomac River Company
Chesapeake & Ohilo
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Businessman Guided by Exact Knowledge and Cautious Investments
The subject ran his affairs with precise knowledge and full records of receipts and expenditures. He kept liabilities low, avoided debt, and pursued well considered undertakings with profit potential. He trusted careful subordinates and favored near at hand investments he could monitor closely.
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Washington
Near-Beer Reshapes Oldtime Bars in New York
An observed trend shows many bars now stock near-beer as traditional taps fade. Restaurateurs replace mahogany counters with adaptable fixtures, crafting Old English and Spanish styles in private homes and restaurants. The market, though not booming, remains steady as older bars are dismantled and reinstalled.
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Richard G. Wallock
New York
Midtown restaurant earns fifteen hundred weekly
An informant notes a Midtown eatery nets about $1,500 per week from beer sales while criticizing local bars for poor beer quality. He argues proper beer upkeep, including weekly pipe cleaning, distinguishes German establishments.
Brain Tests Practice for Readers at Local Society Page
Puzzle from the Society Page asks readers to track a man’s compass direction after a sequence of moves. Questions include facing north east and west scenarios with multiple turns, asking the final orientation.
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Jeff
Balt Hebens
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Waterloo
Evening Courier
William Brady, M. D
H. G
Hrady
William Brady
Enn Fran
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure
Knottville News
Bil Irkmann
Knottville
Z. Roe
Beomine
Gabriel Horn
Ol. A
Warry. Sinclair
District of Columbia
Missouri
Board of Charities
Eleemionary Committee
Estelle
Burt Oderkirk
Seattle
New York City
Gilbert Haugen
California
Coast Guard
Miami
J. M
Charles City Press
Europe
Canada
Iittle
Mexico
Abe Martin
Shane
Angelo
Scrotcha Tao Nento
Bullo Engels, Ha-Ha-Hka
Boncha Vina
Haw
Bonita Vonillo
Spaghett
Ying
Dnus
Paris
Jnot
Evening Post, Inc
Society
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