Waterloo Evening Courier Advertising Rates and Policies
Waterloo Evening Courier presents advertising rates and policies including subscription prices, carrier and mail options, and notices of across the nation newspaper offices. It also notes submission rules, fraud prevention, and the paper’s stance on advertising, with contact points in New York Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Calcium and migraine treatment from diet to medicine
Prof Henry Sherman notes calcium metabolism hinges on vitamin D and adequate intake. He cites cod liver oil as a vitamin D source and sun exposure to aid calcium use. Calcium lactate is reported by readers to prevent migraine attacks, though a rash occurred in one case. Typical regimens involve 10 to 30 grains per day during remission or aura periods with water.
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Henry (. Sherman
Sherman
Macmillan Company
New York
E. WV. McCollum
EB. V. McColum
Baltimore
Sacco and Vanzetti Murder Case Reconsidered
A lengthy discussion over the Sacco and Vanzetti case critiques the focus on radicals and pretrial prejudice. It argues the defendants were tried for murder, not radicalism, and that justice should be served on the murder charge alone amidst claims of miscarriage and heated global demonstrations.
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Sacco
Vanzetti
Massachusetts
Harvard
Advice on heartburn and cures not soda based
Reader asks about relief for heartburn and cancer risk from indigestion. Dr Brady states long continued indigestion does not cause cancer and cautions against habitual soda use but notes soda can relieve symptoms. He urges medical exam to determine cause and offers to answer brief letters with a stamped self addressed envelope.
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William Brady
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England Candidate Seeks House Seat Amid Legal Debate
A candidate may run for the house of representatives from any constituency if they reside in the state of election, Davey contends. The issue centers on constitutional residency requirements and whether district residency is essential for assembly members.
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England
House of Ous
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May Day Observance Focuses On Child Health
May Day is National Child Health Day in the United States with emphasis on proper care, needs, and training for children. Given traffic dangers, it is also No Accident Day, underscoring protection from disease and safeguards against motorist recklessness as part of the child state-family relationship.
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United States
House Is Omitted From War Panorama in New York Exhibit
A French war panorama of about 6000 figures shows Col. House beside President Wilson in old versions, but his likeness is now replaced by Ambassador Herrick for a New York exhibit. Historians note House had little role in the Federal Reserve Act, contradicting his memoirs. Wilson, though dead, remains more in the light than House.
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Wilson
New York
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Abelard and Babbitt by Glenn Frank
The Wisconsin president argues state education must prioritize inner significance over outer grandeur. He contrasts Peter Abelard, the inner thinker, with George Babbitt, the champion of external size, urging universities to value creative teaching and public service over monumental but sterile buildings.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
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Gilbert
K. Chesterton
George F. Babbitt
Peter Abelard
France
Paris
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Babbitt
Abelard
America
Lawmaker notes Walsh Catholic as anti Smith foil
Baltimore Senator David Lawrence argues dry Democrats back Walsh of Montana as the man to stop Al Smith. He says Walsh is a Catholic and thus presents a religiously aligned challenge, while some Democratic leaders remain hesitant about discussing religion and its impact on Smith's candidacy.
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David Lawrence
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Montana
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Gov. Smith
Ara Stilton
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New York Scenes of Nightlife and Street Life in 1927
A vivid impression of Manhattan and nearby scenes teems with names, places and figures from the era. References range from Edna Ferber to Central Park West, Broadway, Lenox Avenue, and Bryant Park, with mentions of street life, cafes, intoxication, and police, capturing a snapshot of urban culture and curiosity in 1927 New York.
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New York
Alice Foote MacDougal
William “Pal" Halligan
Winter Garden
Edna Ferber
Central Park
Central ‘Park
Big John
Seventy-second Street
Uncle Wiggily in the Frightened Fox Meeting an Adventure
Uncle Wiggily, visiting Boppy Um and the Wogglejigs, contemplates reuniting with his wife Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuazzy and forty seven bunny children. He hops through April woods pondering his return as a potential woodland adventure begins to unfold.
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Bungleump
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Rabbit
Mr. Longears
Jane Fuzzy Wuazzy
Uncle Wiggily and the Fox Escape Rescue
Uncle Wiggily is dragged toward the Fox by a hungry foe but a wooden head rolling down the hill startles the Fox. Dumple Wogelejiz and the Wogsles intervene to save the rabbit, then return with their wooden heads and gifts as Tina thanks them. The Fox flees, and all rejoice except the frightened predator.
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Mr. Longears
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Wiggily
Dumple Wogelejiz
Rumple
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Wumple
Abe Martin Verse on War and Wives
A humorous Abe Martin style quip speculates on Hungary sending battleships full of marines after beatings or murders. The punchline contrasts pessimism and optimism, noting an optimist tells his wife his life is insured.
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Hungary
The Gray Phantom's Romance Chapter XVIII Big Story
The Gray Phantom and Tommy Granger drift deeper into the Duke gang plot as Granger confesses his inside role. The Phantom learns Granger sought a headline story but faced danger instead. Granger reveals Helen Hardwick has vanished, prompting police concern as the tale continues.
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Tye
Gray Phantom
Durance
Cheyenne
Wic
Edlae
Tay
Leutenants
Helen Hardwick
Fifth Avenue Buses and City Contrasts Captured in Uncle Rays Corner
In Uncle Rays Corner a narrator longs to guide city youths on a New York tour by Fifth Avenue bus. He notes the upstairs and downstairs cars, luxury stores, and millionaires near severe poverty in the Ghetto on the Lower East Side, where pushcarts supply daily needs amid crowded streets and shuttered light.
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New York
London
Chicago
Fifth Avenue
Washington Square
Fortieth Street
Forty-second Street
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Burroughs Nature Club Notes
Questions about nature topics are invited by the Nature Notes Dept of this paper. Readers may send general interest inquiries and look for answers in this column. Copyright 1927 Houghton Mifflin Co.
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Houghton Mifflin Co
Nature Notes
Answers to Pigeon Care and Mushroom Questions
A historical Q and A covers pigeon hygiene with whitewash and carbolic acid, vermin deterrents, and tobacco-stem nesting repellent. It also lists the death cap mushroom Amanita phalloides and notes no antidote. It adds details on fish spawning times from April to June and bass nesting and parental care behaviors in warm, murky water.
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