Waterfall Daily News classified and subscription info
The Waterfall Daily lists subscription rates by mail, with distinctions for distances within 50 miles and beyond, plus weekly carrier options. It notes advertising policies, payment terms due by the 10th, and that the paper is a member of the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations with multiple city representatives.
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Government in Business Warns of Government Competition
Philip H. Gadsden of United Gas Improvement warns at Detroit that federal involvement in fertilizer, insurance, electric power, and irrigation threatens private enterprise and competition. He calls the issue a lasting war against government menaces to credit and progress, echoing Cortelyou’s concerns about constitutionally unsafe and economically unsound policy.
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Coolidge
Public Utilities
Philip H. Gadsden
United Gas Improvement Company
International Advertising Association
Detroit
U. G. 1 Isne
Fire and Dross in the Melting Pot Debate
A column argues two theories on immigration policy. One favors stricter shore controls to reduce crowding crime and protect labor, the other calls for a hotter fire to better Americanize immigrants. It suggests a blend of both methods, emphasizing Americanization to produce better citizens.
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America
Picking Your Man In The 1932 Presidential Race
The Nebraska Women’s Christian Temperance Union publicity director resigns over disagreement with the Republican platform citing agriculture as the key issue. She faces a choice between Hoover and Al Smith, while the piece argues that voters should weigh records and elect the candidate best suited to lead the nation.
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Nebraska Women's Christian Temperance Union
Republican Party
Prohibition
Hoover
al Smith
Tammany
Midwest
United States
Tempting Fate in Waterloo Motor Crash Spree
Waterloo residents escaped injury in a dozen weekend car crashes described as near misses amid reckless driving. Drivers surged through side streets onto main thoroughfares without braking or signaling, making abrupt turns and parking into busy streets, prompting warnings about unsafe speeds and habits.
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Waterloo
Passing Car Dangerous Thought Reflections On Vigilance
The passage questions reckless behavior and public judgment as a driver considers harming a passing car. It notes society’s tendency to expect ordinary intelligence behind a wheel and the disappointed reaction when routine events mislead expectations.
Skin physiology debated by Dr Brady in summer focus
Dr William Brady argues that skin does not absorb substances and critiques inunction mercury tests by Dr Carl Zwick. He cites negative findings of mercury in deeper skin layers, warns readers to seek authoritative physiology texts, and invites readers to submit questions to his personal health column.
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Cleanliness Institute
Association of American Soap and Glycerine Producers, Inc
Brady
Howell
Bernard Fantus
Fantus
Carl G. Zwick
Dr. Brady
William Brady
The Liberal's Job by Glenn Prank President of Wisconsin
The essay argues liberals should mostly work outside government, feeding politics with ideas from schools and presses rather than seeking office. It stresses liberals must think for government and agitate to keep governance in conservatism, warning office holding can drain liberal thought into compromise.
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Glenn Prank
University of Wisconsin
Century
Copyright
McClure
Nberal
The Buskers Who Shaped New York Theatre History
In 1928 a columnist recalls the Bowery buskers of the past and their journey from gutter performers to modern theatre influences. He notes figures like Irving Berlin and George White, describes the busker’s world of dives and late-night stages, and ponders Broadway’s role in entertainment while reflecting on social perceptions of performance and culture.
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New York
Mike Salter
George White
Bwitty
Massenger
Uncle Wiggily and the Foolish Fox
The Fox plots a prank on Uncle Wiggily using a white golf ball and a fake invitation. Mrs. Fox assists as she washes nearby. The plan centers on a letter promising a “fine, naw, white golf bat” to lure the rabbit into the woods.
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Mrs. Fox
the Fox
Uncle Wiggily
Uncle Wigstly
No coherent headline found in fragment
A fragmented, informal excerpt shows a motor cop and a speaker discussing a speeding scenario with threats of a fine. The readable text is inconsistent and lacks clear facts, names, or a structured event to report as a news item.
Uncle Wiggily Outsmarts Fox in Golf Ball Trick
In a woodland ruse, Mrs Fox consoles Baby Bunty as the fox plans to lure Uncle Wiggily with a letter and a golf ball. The decoy ball is a mushroom, exploding into dust when struck. Uncle Wiggily escapes, the fox exclaims defeat, and the tale hints at more adventures with Pippie’s party forthcoming.
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Uncle Wiggily
Baby Bunty
Uncle Wiggidy
Bunty
Mr. Longears
Mr. ‘Longears
Pippie
Burroughs Nature Club Notes and Q&A 1928
Nature club pages publish questions on birds pests and trees. Readers ask about canary diet, elm with fruiting clusters, long black grass fleas, walnut worm control, and muskrat litters. Answers reference Pavo cristatus, black walnut caterpillar and forest tent caterpillar, with home remedies and cautions.
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Hitchen
Indis
Ceylon
Hue and Cry excerpt from Patricia Wentworth tale
Mally Lee, employed in Sir George Paterson's house, flees after being accused of theft as secrets unravel around a missing diamond and a stolen message. She hides, travels toward Manden with a drawn map from Barbara, endures cold and hunger, and accepts a ride from a sympathetic driver while pursued by Sir George's detectives in a tense pursuit across Surrey and London.
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Mally Lee
George Paterson
Barbara
Sir George
Craddock
Mally
Mrs. Craddock
Mary
Sihe
Bareberh
Roger Mooring
London
Pub 7
Dawson, & Go
Keptive
Lawrence Merington
Sir Charles Lennox
Surrey
Marrington
Ingets Eshan
Messenger
Led Lennox
Faul Craddeak
Candida
Curston
Candida Long
Mariy
Finko
Mr. Craddock
Paul Craddock
Pinko
Bimbo
Fire at Stratford and a letter from Uncle Ray
A Stratford fire described in Uncle Ray's Corner recalls a March blaze at the Memorial Theatre. Seven fire brigades responded as the Avon river area risked the worst, the theatre later to be rebuilt, read by Stratford pupils in England and shared with cousins across the sea.
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Stratford Stratford-on-Avon
England
Stratford
Stanley Lawson
King of Tees
Avon
Sylvie Dudley
Ann Hathaway
Ray
Abe Martin Muses On The Word Gesture And Indecision
A lighthearted Abe Martin quip notes weariness with the overuse of the term gesture and the lingering indecision people show when faced with French pastry. The anecdote captures small town wit and everyday observation.
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Howard R. Garis
Sikty
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin CO
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Ature Notes
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