Waterloo Daily News Masthead and Policy Notes
The Waterloo Evening Courier announces publisher details and subscription rates, lists key staff including John O. Kartman and Jackson McCoy, and outlines advertising policies and bureau affiliations with Associated Press United Press International. It notes second class mailing and cross-country rate structures.
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Heriman Co
Courier Bidg
Corner Park Ave
Wevseessesse
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press International News
Audit Bureau of Cirrculations
New York
Phiadelpha
Chicago
Los Angeles
San
Manhattan Journalist Interview Mirrors East West Divide
An Iowa paper reviews an interview with Manhattan journalist Heywood Broun calling the dialogue dull. The piece notes Broun’s scorn for Iowa and labels the east west cultural gap as stark, criticizing the interviewer and Broun for failing to spark thought or charm.
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New York
Iowa
Manhattan
Heywood Broun
Mr. Brown
Alleghenies
Terra Incognita
A Young Man's Fancy Through Changing Times
A reflection on the line in springtime romance from Victorian to modern attitudes. The piece contrasts Tennyson's era with today, noting advances in transport, technology, and social roles while many still seek love, others turn to sports and travel as distractions.
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England
Tennyson
Romeo
Iave
Autopsy Disputes Highlight Town Court Role in Grieving Families
A new suit seeks damages over an autopsy performed without survivors consent, noting town courts have rarely ruled on such claims. The piece argues that disinterment requires an official court or state order and authorities must justify it in court, with money not mending the hurt or humiliation. It urges decisive legal action to curb such intrusive practices against bereaved families.
Signs in the Sky Aids Flight Navigation Over Towns
Aerial pilots in foggy or low visibility conditions need rooftop signs on prominent structures to read town names from aloft. Such markers would let aviators pinpoint position without dangerous steep approaches or depot shooting. The writer notes not all communities can afford airports yet signs offer a practical aid for early air travel.
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Trailway
Afr
Sources of Infection and public health cautions
Dr. William Brady discusses how most infections come from food and water pollution and human or animal carriers rather than air. He cites typhoid in Montreal from contaminated milk and urges focus on contamination sources, with a Q and A section on health questions and safe practices.
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Montreal
Deni
Dr. Brady
William Brady
The Gold of Excitement and Modern Moralism
An essay discusses excitement as a social force and its gold and dross. It reflects on boredom, modern stimuli, and the need for mental health balance, citing Bert Rand Russell on moral gains from reduced boredom and the role of movies as a stimulus substitute. A brief New York brokerage stock fraud note follows.
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The
Menorah Journal
Bertrand Russell
Childre
Hement
Diary notes and city musings in a New York day
A diarist recounts a New York day with visits to Central Park and a circus dress rehearsal. The piece weaves social observations from Fifth Avenue trade shifts to Chinese chiropody clinics and the booming patent lighter business, ending with patent patentability challenges and a cautionary tale of a gold mine device blocked by prior art.
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New York
Pepys
Michael Arlen
Mike
Frazier Hunt
Central Park
Shakespeare Garden
Courtney Ryley Cooper
Goliath
Lillian Lettzel
Fifth Avenue
How
Uncle Wiggily puzzles and garden mischief spillover
Uncle Wiggily crafts a stick puzzle for Squeakie to form a pen from Jeng sticks and learns the runaway pig may return. The Rabbit plans a flower garden but neighbors Chickens and rabbits dig up the beds, prompting more puzzles to keep them busy until May flowers grow.
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Squeakie Squealer
Uncle Wriggily
Squeakie
Uncle Wigelly
Bentieman
Jefferson Bee
Wiggily
Ant
Imade
Mr. Longerrs
Uncle Wiggily
Rabbit Gentleman
Mer
Charlie
Arabella
Mr. Longears
Samone Littletail
Baby Bunty
Bunty
Ted
Sammie
Jackie
Peetir Bow Wow
Bunny Pentleman
Peetie
Jamie
Joy Street Prodigy Finds Job After New York Move
Gay Hilton, 20, quits her private secretary post at H H Manufacturing to head to New York with no warning. She lands a model job after a tense interview at Carter's, where Miss Bobbs notes her debutante style and confirms she will start at 9 am. A mysterious man trails her as she begins to navigate the fashion scene.
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Gay Hilton
Howard Weston
H. & H. Manufacturing Co
Weston
New York
Gay
Samuel J. Howells
Model
Samuel Howells
Louis Bruck
Gar
Gap
Madge
Picture Theatre
Althe
Joe
Lucia Carter
Carter
Miss Bobbs
Miss Gobbs
Bobbs
Sol
House of Meyerson& Bruck
Miss Whiles
Goss
Meyerson and Bruck’s
Douglas firs of British Columbia and their tough bark
Uncle Rays Corner explains Douglas firs in British Columbia grow to 250 feet tall with bark up to nine inches thick. It describes cone seed dispersal up to 300 feet, seedling challenges from deer and insects, and how resin seals bark to deter pests, making the bark unusually protective. Tomorrow Coconut Trees.
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British Columbia
Ray
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
Quaint 1878 nature column poses questions on plant insect interactions and animal behavior. Readers learn about toad skin, female cardinal song, and a Nort h Carolina spider description while noting sources and a pine beetle threat to western pines.
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Nature Notes
Camstock
U. S
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John O. Kartman
Jackson McCoy
M. D
Nat'l
Weill
Hives
W. Hy
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century
McClure
Kansas
Ye Bay
McNaught Squilicate, Inc
America
London
Wall Street
Gans
China
San Francisco Chronicle
Uncle Wiggilys
Nye Hills
Brooklyn Eagle
Mir
Reich
Berlin
Hindenburg
Coolidge
Atlanta Constitution
North Dakota
United States Senate
Buies Buies
von Qu
cMon
Joy Street
Claire Pomeroy
John FL Nile
Altho Gay
Gay Hathaway
Iafk
Gry
Uncle Ray’s
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Abe Martin
Eimer- Small
Wilbur Pine
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