Waterloo Evening Courier Public Notice Policy
The Waterloo Evening Courier lists advertising policies and rates, notes associate press rights, and outlines payment due dates and rules for ad content. It mentions bureaus in Washington and Munsey Building with staff representatives Brooks and Finlex for distribution of notices and ads.
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W. H. Hartman
Weet Park Ave
John ©. Hartman
A. W. Peterson
Weterley
Iowa
Aoettee
Ce Mbenber
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circtonr
Washington, D. C
Munsey
Dougherty
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Story
Brooks & Finlex
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Truck Saves Chicago Food Supply During Strike
The article recalls Chicago’s 1919 truck mobilization that moved food and goods amid a rail strike. It credits motor trucks with preventing paralysis of commerce, compares to Paris in 1914, and urges improving hard surfaced roads to prepare for future crises. It notes Iowa politics and praises Leslie M. Shaw, plus a literary pamphlet titled Drama Brochure.
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PR Ratyean
Chicago
Paris
France
von Kluck
Marne
Germany
England
Onl Meat Packing Concern
Iowa
Black Hawk County
Challenge to Palmer Demands Action on Profiteers
The piece lauds Senator Capper for presenting specific charges and data on profiteers and commercial pirates. It urges Attorney General Palmer to act decisively, arrest the culprits, and stop the alleged profiteering, calling for a robust, immediate crackdown.
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Palmer
Ed Meredith
Iowa
Senator Capper
Kansas
Tom
Mick
Harry
United States
Figg
Capper
Department of ‘‘Justice
Health Talks On Arteriosclerosis And Insightful Reflections
John B. Huber discusses arteriosclerosis based on Dr. Louis Faugeres Bishop's book, highlighting how lifestyle and bodily cells drive the disease's course. The piece quotes Bishop and ties patient insight to prevention, hygiene, and prolonged life. It also features Q A style notes and reader questions on health and anemia.
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Louis Faugeres Bishop
Bishop
Ter
Arterio
Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerton
Imogene and Andrew debate Harry Trawson's humor and charm during a social call. Andrew questions if his constant merriment masks deeper sadness, suggesting his laughter may conceal tears behind the smile.
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Wife
Roe Fulkerton
Harry Trawson
Imogene
Andrew
Harry
Bill
Harry Drewson
Nature Notes Answers on Winter Berries and Birds
Answers explain why sugar berries and juniper berries stay on bushes in winter, and whether Florida has large springs. The note also asks when birds are most active and how bees collect pollen, with observational insights on bird nesting and bee foraging.
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Florida
Christendom
The Enchanted Birds and the Palace of the Peacock
Princess Dianna travels along the Blue River with a talking Swan and reaches the Bronze Palace of the Peacock. The Swan hints at a spell on his brother that turned him into a Peacock and offers limited help. Dianna learns the palace holds the key to saving her companion in the magical tale of the Sandman Story.
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Cian
White Rock
Cianna
Dianna
Bronze Palace
The Rhyming Mania Rural Correspondent Report
A verse article by the rural correspondent presents rhymed summaries of local events including the parson, a horse shod in town, sheriff and coroner matters, and a fatal chain of incidents. Brother Williams muses on the end of the world and flying lessons without prayer.
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Brother Williams
The Peacock Leads Dianna Through A Fiery Dream Room
Princess Dianna enters a blue and gold hall filled with a giant peacock wall tapestry and a bronze floor statue. The room exudes perfume from gold dishes held by the birds, incense curling toward the ceiling as described, with doors of dull gold and a red rose garden beyond.
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Dianna
Cianna
Freezone Corn Treatment Promises Quick Relief
Dramatized ad copy touts Freezone as a cheap remedy to remove hard and soft corns and calluses. It claims rapid relief with minimal soreness, available in small bottles from druggists.
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Cincinnati
Overalls and Vaudeville Amid Iowa Editorial Voices
A Marshalltown Times-Republican piece argues for widespread use of durable overalls across all ages and professions, promoting workwear clubs for home gardening and chores while criticizing idle fashion. Council Bluffs Nonpareil questions Hitchcock’s Nebraska primary strategy and hints at national reaction to policy alignment.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Times
Fay
Ovenus
Council Bluffs
Hitchcock
White House
Nebraska
League of Nations Covenant
Wilson
Militant Pledges Action on High Prices
The speaker, likened to a dove by critics, vows firm measures against those blamed for soaring costs, signaling a militant approach to deliver results.
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Jer
Reads Bible Thru Yearly Completes 24th Time
George Messick of Georgetown Delaware, a 75 year old retired railroad baggage master, has finished reading the Bible through for the twenty fourth time. He completes the reading every New Year's Eve, with one prior illness causing a delay. He began at age a boy and has long been fond of the Bible, a habit formed in childhood. He attends the Methodist church.
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Georgetown
Del
George Messick
Messick
Gaorsetar Station
Butcher Buys Two Turkeys and Rabbits Weighing 24 Pounds
In a 24 pound pair of birds with the smaller turkey costing 5 cents per pound more than the gobbler, Mrs. Jones pays 3.85 for the smaller bird, Mrs Brown 7.50 for the gobbler, and Mrs Smith buys rabbits at half the price per pound. Determine the rabbit pair’s weight.
Modern young women seek tonic for daily blues
An advertising item touts Dr. Pierce's Payorite Prescription as a long proven non alcoholic tonic aiding women from girlhood to maturity. It cites testimonials from Mrs C Guell Jr and others claiming relief from fatigue headaches and nervousness. Castor oil and Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are recommended for cleansing the intestinal tract.
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Dr. Pierce
United States
Doctor Pierce
Invalids
Ten Years Younger Than His Years Doesnt
A short feature discusses vitality over age, noting that strong, vigorous people stay healthier and live longer. It urges readers to maintain energy, warning that waning vitality signals the need to take action to resist aging.
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