Waterl Unl Daily News Ad Rates and Policies
The notice lists advertising terms and rates for a daily newspaper including subscription prices by carrier and mail, office locations in several cities, and policy statements on accuracy, refunds, and elimination of unsuitable ads. It mentions Associated Press affiliation and agencies representing the paper.
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Joan C. Hartman Jackson McCoy
Associated Press
Associated Pres
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Philadelphia
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Los Angeles
San Frantisco
Story
Brooks& Finley, Representatives
Return of the family album provokes amused scorn
A colonial lament on reviving the family album in leather or silk, mocking its return as a relic of past social customs. The piece recalls Aunt Agatha and Cousin Cuthbert, whose likenesses mocked by spectators, and pleads to leave such memories buried.
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Manhattan
Artique
Agatha
Cuthbert
Too Close to Home on Nearness to a Scenic Park
A narrator on a train contemplates tourists near a famous national park and laments how locals overlook nearby beauty. Travelers from distant lands reflect on the pull of distant horizons versus the value of accessible scenery. The piece muses on mental distance masking real wonder.
Air travel gains trust as plants push flying literature
A national magazine ad cites Lindbergh and Chamberlin to promote airplanes and ease public prejudice. The piece notes progress from early car skepticism to aviation acceptance, predicting a traffic system above ground as transoceanic hops boost confidence in shorter flights.
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Lindbergh
Chamberlin
Atlantic
Science and religion need not conflict in belief
The essay argues the science and religion clash is unnecessary. It notes Scopes trial echoes and claims science rests on proof while faith rests on belief. It urges harmony between physical science and spiritual faith, suggesting neither proves nor disproves God and that both domains can coexist.
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Scopes
God
Treating Cataracts: Early Injection and Capsule Removal
Lieut. Col. Henry Smith, famed for India operations, advocates injection therapy for incipient cataract and capsule removal for advanced cases. Dr. Fisher notes reduced pain with mild anesthetic and emphasizes medical care plus hygiene, diabetes control, and overall health in early stages.
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Henry Smith
William A. Fisher
Chicago Eye, Ear, Nose and Threat College
Smith
India
Fisher
Amrittar
Questions and Answers The Water Is Fine
The article states swimming is not harmful for a girl or woman who enjoys it and that a young mother may swim as soon as she can resume ordinary activities. Dr. Brady answers personal health questions by mail with a stamped self addressed envelope.
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Brady
William Brady
Stomachs and Factories Chart a Chemist’s Teaming Plan
The piece argues that farming must expand beyond food to supply industrial needs. It envisions chemists turning farm waste and crops into by products such as films ink wall boards dynamite glue and radio parts. Science could curb agricultural overproduction by creating new markets for farm goods.
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Chambers of Commerce
Manufacturers Associations
Canton and Don Mellett silence in Canton murder case
The former Canton police chief in St Louis is found guilty of complicity in the murder of Don Mellett. The piece argues Canton’s leading citizens opposed Mellett’s crusade against police, bootleggers and vice, and questions the town’s role in his assassination.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Canton
Don Mellett
Mellett
Parental Responsibility Urges Moral Training For College Entrance
Editorial from Reinbeck Courier urges parents to provide morals and a code of ethics before sending children to college. It argues college-town police cannot offer full protection and each student must carry personal safeguards against temptation.
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Reinbeck Courier
Learn Not to Talk Too Much for Fame
Ottumwa Courier notes that not all seek fame through grand mountains. the lesson is to choose restraint and thoughtful speech instead of excess talk.
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Ottumwa
White collar poverty among New York clerks observed
New York clerks in big stores display a mix of dignity and modest attire. Highly paid salesmen and women earn commissions up to substantial yearly sums, while others in chain stores receive commissions and opportunity for advancement. Parades cost shops millions, parades in Central Park suggested. A fading Yorkville brewery district now hosts beer shops and porters in lean days. Soda fountains attract regular male patrons. chocolate is favored.
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New York
Broadway
Fifth
Madison Avenue
New
York
Tony Haberdasher
Europe
Yorkville
Upper East Side
Uncle Wiggily and Long Legs Encounter
Bully the green frog boy rushes to Uncle Wiggily at the hollow stump bungalow with news that Long Legs has arrived and is chasing the group. Bully and his brother Bawly fear capture as they seek the rabbit gentleman’s help for adventuring.
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Uncle Wiggily
Bully
Bawly
Blue Heron Menace in Uncle Wiggily Tale
Uncle Wiggily helps fretting Bally Bawly and Mrs. Hop confront a blue heron named Long Legs. The foe stalks pond life, swallowing small animals as Uncle Wiggily hatches a plan to drive the bird away before the next story reveals the trick.
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Bally
Mal
Uncle Wiggily
Duck Pond
Frog Boys
Bawly
Mrs. Hop
Toad Lady
Tillie Tail
Bully
Uncle
Abe Martin farmer hopes to break even by selling farm
Abe Martin muses that a farmer who lives long enough and keeps the farm may break even by selling it for a flying field. Les ter Mopps recalls a traded car with a curious claim that it has gone 51000 miles and never had a wrench on it.
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Lester Mopps
Desperate Julia Vanishes Amid Rich Marriage Plot
In a town intrigue the Pullens face Julia's disappearance after she hints at eloping for wealth. Mrs. Pullen endures distress, fearing the worst while Fred searches and a florist delivers roses with a cryptic note promising high status, as neighbors gossip and a $680,000 reward for seven stones looms in China.
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Fred Pullen
Julia
Pullens
Len
Dempsey Sharkey Rematch Pushed For Supremacy Debate
A Philadelphia Public Ledger letter urges a Dempsey versus Sharkey rematch to decide who is the stronger fighter. The writer also proposes awarding gale receipts to flood victims as a prize, praising the idea as naive.
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Jay EB. House
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Dempsey
Sharkey
King Hints at Magic Candy Journey to Wonderful Valley
In UNCLE RAY S The Forest of Adventure II the king of the Wonderful Valley invites Bobby and Helen to ride to the valley in search of the Magic Candy promised to taste as good as it is healthful. The tale follows their trip with hints of trials to come and a crowded welcome of smiling children.
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Wonderful Valley
Bobby
Helen
Uncle Ray
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