Classified advertisement pricing and policy notice
Waterlo o Evening Courice Purkehad W BH Harman Co outlines subscription and advertising rates by carrier and duration, plus terms. It lists post office details, Associated Press credit, and ad policy standards with regional office references and payment terms for placement in the Waterloo paper.
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Iowa
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Associated Press
X. G Daugherty Singlon
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
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Brooks & Finley
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McNary-Haugen bill opposed as flawed economic plan
The article argues against the McNary-Haugen bill, describing its scrip mechanism as a memorandum not currency and criticizing the goal of guaranteeing farmer profits. It contends the plan interferes with natural market forces, would raise living costs, and misallocates government aid, concluding the measure is wrong in theory and unworkable in practice.
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Tata
Fira
Courier
Billy
McNary-Haugen Iil
Whert
McNary
Senate
Government Commission
Mead
Nitherto
Anany
United States
Tim
Iowa
The
Golden Gate
Carbohydrate Gorging Warned by Dr Brady
Dr Brady warns that excessive carbohydrate intake fuels hunger and can lead to obesity and serious health issues for sedentary adults. He notes quick digestion of carbs compared with fats and proteins, urges moderation, and suggests daily activity to counteract cravings.
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Brady
William Brady
Hardships of the Canadian Mounted Police
Des Moines Capital reports on duty at Craig Harbor where an officer describes 109 days of darkness and 21 gale-force winds in January. The Canadian mounted police, 1148 strong, patrol 1.5 million square miles with excellent discipline and high morale.
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Canadian Mounted Police
Des Moines
Canadian Mounted Belica
Craig Harbor
Lord Byng
Canada
Friend Wife by Roh Fulkerson
Imogene asks to go to the movies and Andrew resists the idea of braving the rain. Imogene finds humor in the wet weather while Andrew seeks an alternative plan. The dialogue centers on a couple’s disagreement over plans during a downpour.
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Friend Wife
Roh Fulkerson
Imogene
Andrew
Florida Dream on the Midnight Train
Andrew argues about a Florida trip while Imogene urges him to take a vacation. The dialogue imagines a long train ride, coastal scenery, and a carefree fishing dream contrasted with Andrew’s hesitation and Imogene’s push for change.
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Florida
Andrew
Jacksonvile
North Carolan
Middle South
Billy Sands
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Imogene
Buly
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Answers and Questions
Nature notes from 1923 address readers questions on cat fits and danger to children, mosquito wing structure, and foreign pheasants in the country. It also covers previous Qs on intoxication in birds and animals, an eel that spawns at sea, and the sharp shinned hawk nesting habits.
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Nature Notes
Coln
Somal
Jenrikisha Men to Organize Union in Tokyo
Tokyo reports 14 060 rikisha pullers join as latest labor group seeking union recognition. Police board extends age limit for rikisha pullers by five years, allowing entry up to age 95 instead of 50.
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Jenrikisha
UNION
Tokyo
Pibritisha Pullers
Toyko
Japan
Virginia's Shattered Elusions in a Hollywood Tale
A dramatic memoir segment follows Virginia, daughter of a Virginia family, into Hollywood. She faces romance with Theodore Stratton and danger from Jo Han Thorndyke as tension climbs around love, murder threats, and a stormy nocturnal confrontation in a Los Angeles hotel.
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Virginia
Bhy
Ituns
Theodore Stratton
Kitty Dalton
Stratton
Maud Lanson
Stradton
Jo- Han Thorndyke
Hollywood
Kitty
Thormarke
John Storm
Thorndyke
Ste
Storm
Theo
Brain Tests by Sam Loud
A playful brain teaser column presents a riddle about first and next clues then moves to a puzzle from yesterday. The text recounts a barter style deduction with coins among Hein rich Clans Karl and shows final totals and losses or profits for each.
Abe Martin Sings of Fame and Local Life
A humorous Abe Martin column notes that presidential talk makes one too big for a post office and jokes about a carpet sweeper ad girl possibly marrying the town’s best teller, reflecting small town wit and gossip.
The Sandman Story Part 1 by Mrs F A Walker
Sara an poor orphan works hard under a cruel stepmother while her sister Margy does nothing. An old woman begging shelter appears, is driven away, and leaves Sara a pearl powder that may be magic. The stepmother scatters the powder, hinting at future magic as the tale continues.
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Margy
Gara
Bara
Sara Wes
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