Waterloo Evening Courier advertising and policy note
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Sohn G. Hartman
Ceccones
Eduor Jackson McCoy
Post Office of
Waterloo
Associated Press
United Press International News
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Audit Bureau of Circulalona
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New York
Philadelphia
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Bridge wreck shows risks of poor planning and lost costs
A Minneapolis and St. Louis bridge was knocked six feet by a freight train passing underneath damaging the locks and forcing demolition and rebuilding of the structure. The writer laments missed clearance data and argues such errors cost rails and workers time and money across manufacturing and public affairs.
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Minneapolis & St. Laws
President Coolidge Maintains Bid Not For Re Election
The article argues President Coolidge will not run again, rejecting pressure to change his mind. It notes repeated White House phrases denying a candidacy and asserts his withdrawal will stand despite possible deadlock at Kansas City. The piece cites New England character as basis for the prophecy.
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White House
Kansas City
Coolidge
New England
Government graft questions linger after oil case fallout
Testimony before a Senate committee on the Continental Trading deal portrayed it as a business crime rather than political conspiracy. Four Standard Oil executives allegedly skimmed stockholders’ funds by overcharging 25 cents per barrel, prompting scrutiny of big business actions and moral lessons for industry.
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Senate
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company of Indians
Mark Sullivan
Continental Trading Company
Phes
Tobacco Hog and Health Advice from Dr. Brady
Readers seek help to quit tobacco amid high blood pressure and nerves. A writer describes long-term chewing, current smoking, and productivity impact. another asks about secondhand smoke and office ventilation. Dr. Brady urges prohibition of smoking during work hours and discusses temperate pipe use, plus patient letters on malaria and gilded jewelry myths.
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IH Sui
Tam
Choosing Our World By Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues individuals cannot reshape the world but can choose their preferred life within it. He cites Amy Lowell as an example of fitting a personal, quieter world into a busy society, noting Lowell slept during quiet night hours to boost productivity and avoid daytime interruptions.
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Amy Lowell
Altho
Shiv
America
Miss Lowell
Severak
Lowell
Mary
Power of Cartoons Prompts Harmon Foundation Grant
The Harmon Foundation of New York offers 1600 dollars in the coming year for cartoons on subjects that promote social and civic betterment. The organizer says cartoons can be a powerful argument surpassing carefully crafted editorials. It cites Tweed, a Tammany Hall boss, as an example of cartoons driving him from office.
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Urlington Gazette
Harmon Foundation of
New York
Tweed
Tammany
Barton's Paris film sparks private reception with Chaplin scene
Americans visiting Ralph Barton in Paris report he has been offered a large fee for a private three reel motion picture shot at his rue Nicole home. The film mocks Camille with Anita Loos as Camille and John Emerson as Armand and includes scenes with Sascha Guitry Yvonne Printemps and Charlie Chaplin. It features Barton's circle including Ethel Barrymore Pauline Starke Richard Barthelmess and Paul Robeson among others in a humorous, fictionalized tour of celebrity life.
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New York
Ralph Barton
Paris
Barton
Rue Nicole
Camille
Bertha M. Clay
Anita Loos
John Emerson
Armand
Sinclair Lewis
Sascha Guitry
Yvonne Printemps
Charlie Chaplin
Guitrys
Chaplin
Ethel Barrymore
Pauline Starke
Richard Barthelmess
Alfred Knopf
Paul Robeson
Dumas
H. L. Mencken
Joseph Hergesheimer
George Jean Nathan
Paul Claudel
Ferenc Mojlnar
Somerset Maugham
Patsy Ruth Miller
Julia Hoyt
Wil
Mr. Barton
Uncle Wiggily Runaway Pig Picnic at Party
A lively Uncle Wiggily social features Nurse Jane Fuzey Wuezy dancing with Mr Twisty tall pig and Mrs Langears circling with Mr Stut tall the bear. Uncle Wiggily pairs with Aunt Lettie as guests tease with horn tickles and a curious tale of jars and a Police Dog bringing broken name clues.
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Uncle Wiggily
Jane Fuzey
Mr. Twistytall
Mrs. Langears
Mr. Stubtall
Aunt Lettie
Tommie Kat
Uncle Wiggily and the Midnight Party Puzzles
In a playful tale a rabbit named Benjieman resists going home while Uncle Wingily’s tricks create treats Peach Jelly Pears and Candy from jars and tins. The party ends with everyone wanting to stay even as the tale nears its end at Uncle Wiggily's hollow stump bungalow.
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Mr. Longears
Uncle
Curly
Floppy
Gurly
Hollow Stump
Twiet
Mrs.Twistytall
Benjieman
Andy Panother
Uncle Wiggily
Burroughs Nature Club Answers Readers Questions
The piece presents a Q A from Burroughs Nature Club Notes asking about toads, birds, a North Carolina ground spider, chameleons, creepers, bats as insect eaters, and related wildlife topics. It includes answers: chameleons in America are nonexistent. green lizards have color change. black and white creeper warbler noted. bats are warm-blooded insect eaters.
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North Carolina
America
Tata
Texas Bluebonnets and Verbena Bloom in Spring Fields
Wild bluebonnets brighten Texas fields in early spring though drought reduced their display this year. Verbena thrives despite frosts and drought, native to the region and spreading along roadsides, seen by travelers and photographers as a painterly purple carpet across hillsides and vacant lots.
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Texas
England
France
Tranders
Tyrol
Narrow escapes from autos emphasize street safety
Uncle Ray recalls near misses with taxicabs and a Milwaukee trolley, urging caution on all roads. He notes over 140000 auto accident deaths in the U S and Canada in recent years and stresses that pedestrians, including children, must practice safety and be alert when crossing streets.
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New York City
Broadway
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Milwaukee
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New York
Chicago
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Paris
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Ray Mandsy
Letter to the Editor on Langworthy petition and Robinson
A reader discusses political petitions in the Third district and criticizes Robinson and his allies. The letter argues Langworthy's petition has broad voter support and accuses the Robinson faction of backing an unfair policy. It references Senator Brookhart and the U.S. Senate seating debates as context for the current political struggle.
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Peck
Tangworthy
Langwaorthy
Wubirque
Lang Worthy
Robinson
Middlewest
Brookhart
Ferry
Dan Steck
Senate
Steck
Uiity
Frank Smith
Timats
U.S
Prilte
Neon Voters Urged to Support Henry G Longworthy in Dubuque
A column urges Neon voters to back progressive Henry G Longworthy of Dubuque. The Tribune excerpts discuss waterways funding, Missouri River projects, flood control, and portends political commentary on reform and economic policy, including critique of Peter Norbeck and labor voting myths.
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Neon
Henry G. Longworthy
Dubuque
Abe Martin Wonders Why Democrats Always Asked About Wet or Dry
In a folksy column Abe Martin muses on why political discourse fixates on a candidate’s stance on wet or dry issues rather than other policies. He notes the pattern and questions how such framing shapes public perception.
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