Waterloo Evening Courier Notes By W. H. Hartman Co
Waterloo Evening Courier details address and staff, rates, and postage rules. Notes Associated Press rights and circulation audit, with advertising policies and deadlines. Mentions editors and agents in Waterloo and major city correspondents.
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W. H. Hartman Co
Courier Bee
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
G. Hartman
A. W. Peterson
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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HG Dougherty
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New York
Philadelphia
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Los Angeles
Nation Mourns President Harding in Deep Grief
A national mood of somber mourning follows the death of President Warren G. Harding as the country reflects on his leadership and the wartime recovery era. The piece highlights his rise from humble beginnings, his prudent yet firm stance, and the lasting impact of his policies on postwar reconstruction and international diplomacy. The article also discusses the Entente break with Britain and France, U.S. foreign policy under Coolidge, and the arms limitation conference as key strides in peace and debt settlements.
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Warren G. Harding
Harding
United States
England
France
Germany
London
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Baldwin
Diagnosticians Sry
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Ttaly
Franac
Russia
Spain
Britain
Belgium
America
Coolidge
Hughes
George Christian
San Francisco
Austria
Hungary
Turkey
Finland
Czecho-Slovakia
Iogo-Slavia
Rhine
American Com
Our New Chief Elevates Coolidge in Vermont Oath
The new president Calvin Coolidge assumes the office amid public confidence. He takes the oath in simple fashion at his Vermont home, asking cooperation from former aides. cabinet changes appear unlikely. He is portrayed as capable, steady in emergencies, and the country is deemed in good hands.
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Ife
Calvin Coolidge
Vermont
Haerding
Coolidge
Metchnikoff caution on milk and lactic cultures
Dr William Brady discusses Metchnikoff's views on milk treatment. He explains pasteurization limits, lactic bacilli roles, and how Bacillus acidophilus cultures aid gut health. The column also includes reader questions on lemon juice, feeding raw fruit to children, and wart remedies with Brady’s brief guidance.
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Metehnikont
Metchnikoff
Agalbet
Ametchnikoff
Brady
William Brady
Friend Wife by Rob Filkerson
Imogene and Andrew argue heat and home life as they debate moving to an apartment versus keeping a house. The heated exchange covers finances, chores, noise, privacy, and comfort, ending with practical tasks to settle in for the night.
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Friend Wife
Rob Filkerson
Andrew
Imogene
Gabriel
Tha Jones
Sethme
Missioners press for Mexican property rights recognition
The article extols a push for Mexico to honor legally obtained property rights to justify diplomatic recognition. It notes opposition to recognizing Russia unless its government reforms. It lauds Harding’s foreign policy record and mentions a Jersey City judge ruling on a husband’s rights amid his wife singing.
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Mexico
Russia
America
Harding
Ben
Jersey City
Tausanne Treaty News Sparks Global Peace Hope
Iowa editors note the Tur key and allies signing the treaty brings relief after 12 years of Turkish conflict. America remains largely indifferent to minor details but keen on the prospect of peace as editorials discuss the broader impact and future stability.
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Burlington
Turkey
America
England
France
Italy
Romania
Greece
Japan
The Regeneration of Malcolm Starmount In a News Tale
A serialized drama moves through a yacht voyage scene where Malcolm Starmount plans generosity but faces family intrigues Mrs Lambert Laura and Sather discuss money and marriage while Eddie and a friend navigate tensions The narrative shifts to a child friendly interlude with Granny and Reddy the red squirrel reflecting on safety and future shelter
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Malcolm
Mrs. Lambert
Laura
Starmount
Remeber
Malcolm Starmount
Devlin
Mary Devlin
Devlins
Mal
Laura Aross
Abe Martin on Barbed Wire and Stump Blasts Discourage Farmers
The piece laments scarce rally fences and merciless stump blasting dampening farming. It notes no farmer wants to spend time on barbed wire or standing. A quoted line from Miss Mazie Lark, age 14, expresses wishing to be young again.
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Mazie Lark
The Sandman Story from Granny Red
The tale follows Reddy Squirrel and Granny Red as they recount a winter tale of a hollow tree home, a dangerous uprooting by woodcutters, a chaotic wagon ride, and a perilous escape with family. The story preserves memories of fear, resilience, and the underground shelter that kept the family safe.
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Granny Reddy
Reddy Squirrel
Red Squirrel
Granny Red
Little Reddy
Big Granny
Granny
Father
Pavink
Rebel
Carlyle
Brain Tests Charade Solve
A word puzzle riddle asking for a word fitting a two part clue about being first in battlefields and a gain among railways stocks and banks, culminating in a doubtful good at best. It features garbled names and phrases suggesting a historic or playful wordplay without a clear modern reference.
Burroughs Nature Club Q&A From 1923 Paper
Readers send questions on nature topics to the Nature Notes Dept. Answers cover elephant hearing bear sleeping in trees and snake shedding. The column explains anatomy and behavior with concise examples.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Nature Notes Dept
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