Waterloo Daily Spews Mail Rates and Policy Details
Waterloo Daily prints rates for mail and carrier delivery, lists publisher W H Hartman Co, editors John C Hartman and Jack McCoy, and notes AP UPI news wires. It warns against fraudulent ads, lists office contacts, and mentions advertising policies and representatives Story Brooks Finley in major cities.
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W. H. Hartman Co
Couriar Bidg
Corner Park Ave
Commercial &T
John C. Hartman
Vecesse Regisse
Eackin McCoy
Msli
Mel
Waterloo
Yews
Associated Press
United Press International News
Blyreau
New York
Philadelphia
Chitagi
Los Angeles
la Fransiaca
Story
Brooks & Finley
Representatives
Iowas New Automobile Driver Law Takes Effect July Fourth
The recently adjourned Iowa general assembly enacted a sweeping motor vehicle rule drastically changing operations. It suspends licenses and registrations after a court judgment unpaid 60 days, with steps to restrict future registrations until satisfied, and sets payment thresholds for lifting suspensions. The law relies on financial responsibility, without mandating insurance, and aims to curb irresponsible driving while noting gaps in preemptive safety measures.
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General Assembly
Iowa
In Conference as a Hobby for Big Business Leaders
A fragment lists conference topic fare from a boss’s golf game to stock tips and party chatter. The piece mocks how executives dodge responsibility, citing Clare Briggs and the idea of elevating a boss to a vice presidency for inside information.
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Clare Briggs
Briggs
Joe's
Canada
The Devilishness of Income Tax Cited in Brief
A discussion centers on the income tax and its perceived inequities. After a crucial conference with outside partners, an adjournment may occur only under extreme disruption. The piece notes New York City consumes about 500,000 gallons of gasoline daily, with many users earning little from it.
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New York City
The Hundred Per Cent Mother Is Coming But Not Back
Dr William Brady presents a column arguing biological evolution and nursing progress, cites patient anecdotes on advertising losses, praises maternal health gains and rising womanhood, and answers reader questions on anemia corsets and maternity. He notes improvements in infant survival and breast feeding, urges health realism, and invites reader letters for reply.
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Nature
Dr. Brady
William Brady
Yelty
Will Modern Science Die A WENN PRANK Analysis
A 1929 piece argues modern science unlikely to decline, noting wide global spread, broad access, abundant equipment, and motivation from idealism. It contrasts ancient science’s limited reach with modern science’s expansive reach and adventurous spirit, citing Marshall and historical perspectives.
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Wenn Prank
Walther
Greene
Leon GC. Marshall
The Optimist and Oddities in Town Letters
A collage of local observations and amusing notes. The piece riffs on inflation of age and rail projects, stamps, fashion worries, and political quips, with jabs at Hoover era policy and a stray report on Chaplin. Names and places appear in passing, including Annapolis and Washington figures.
Brain Tests for New York Evening Post Readers
A damaged OCR page presents a quiz on omissions in word lists. It instructs readers to identify the missing name or term in each sequence such as months, scales, ranks, seasons, numbers, and Bible or literary items. The exercise asks for marked positions on a separate answer page.
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Quinton
King
Roosevelt
Witton Harding
Capildige
Hoover
Abe Martin and Mrs Lafo Bud to meet at Colonial Bridge
Abe Martin and Mrs Lafo Bud plan an afternoon meeting at the Colonial Bridge to teach inhaling. Lester Hanger, long regarded as a premier dry goods dealer, died by mistake today.
New York Musings Flash Banter and City Images
A collage of urban vignettes from New York highlighting quirky sign texts, fashion and theater chatter, lavish lunching, and vivid street scenes. References to Antti, Ona Munson, Sam Hellman, Grover Whalen, and Chrstopher Morley mix with bakery windows, speakeasy trends, and opulent showbiz accessories across Park Avenue and midtown locales.
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New York
Jeanne Engels
Equity
Wish IE
Roxy
H. N. Swanson
Grover Whalen
Earl Sparling
Warner
Duncan Sisters
Grand Central Building
Park Avenue
Cuthbert
Washington Daybook recounts public bond between Longworth and Garner
In a Washington Daybook column from April, the House opens a special session with a warm, bipartisan moment. Speaker Longworth defeats Garner for speaker, Garner praises Longworth, and Longworth lauds Garner. Garner presents Longworth as a great statesman, while Longworth assures unity under Texas Democrat leadership.
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Herdert
Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
Nick Longworth
Jack Garner
Capitol
Longworth
Garner
Mery Democrat
House
Washington
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Texas
Congress
The Mysterious Artist In Cassel La Belle Sauvage Inn
In Cassel Flanders the La Belle Sauvage inn hosts officers on leave from the British Second Army. An unnamed Belgian portrait painter photographed sketches by a lone artist who hid his drawings from wartime disruption. The artist's mind moves from mud and conflict to home, love, and longing, ending with the note of a hunter and money troubles.
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Dew Witt MacKenzie
Associated Press
la Belle Sauvage
Cassel
Flanders
Duke of York
Second Army
America
Fork
Unig
Imew
John O'Ryan
A. BE
New York
Northwest Australia Described In Colorful Travel Notes
The article surveys Northwest Australia from the coast to inland tribes. It notes native customs including body decoration and marriage norms, describes wildlife like sharks and dugong, and highlights Wyndham as a growing outback town with amenities and a refrigeration plant.
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Wershington
D. C
Northwest
Australia
National
Graphic Society
Blackfellow
Ive
Wyndham
Queens plans sea burials for junked cars
An editorial from New York discusses a proposed plan from Queens to cart abandoned automobiles out to sea and dump them overboard. For a $2 fee, derelict cars would be placed on barges at a suitable location beyond the Hudson estuary, forming a motor mortuary. The scheme faces opposition from Arizona over potential domino effects on their advertising jokes.
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Times
New York Times
Queens
Evan Trafic
Hudson
New York
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Three Cars Reflect Prosperity and Family Life
The Lafayette Journal and Courier notes that a three car household signals more than wealth. The old man plays golf the wife plays bridge and the kids enjoy thunderous activities.
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Lafayette Journal and Courier
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