Waterlo o Evening Courier advertising and rates notice
Waterloo Evening Courier announces advertising rates and policies for local and distant placements. It lists subscription details, management contacts, and policy on fraud and public-interest advertising while noting postal and Associated Press affiliations and bureau memberships.
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Watsehad Vail
Waterloo Evening Courier
W. J. Herman Co
Cotrier Hidg
Corner Park Ave
Sod Commercial Bt Telephone
John G. Nortman
Jackson McCoy
Dali Iaeaetcaina Anea
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Tee Mrti
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
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Golden Age health study cites peak years 20 to 25
A United States Public Health Service survey of 8000 people across ages finds the golden health period spans 20 to 25 years, with respiratory illness most responsible for early and midlife sickness. The report notes the common cold as the major cause of school and work absences, especially in cold, dry air. It also observes that under 20, contagious diseases prevail, while older ages see organ system issues. The piece highlights health progress and the ideal of sickness reduction, while acknowledging that complete banishment is unlikely. It also discusses the value of medical advice and the limits of health improvements.
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United States Public Health Service
Weis] Freestrom
Hagerstown
Dell
Adamless Eden Camp Lets Farm Women Rest at Vermilion River
Thirty five farm bureau women enjoyed five days at an Adamiess Eden on the Vermilion river near Streator Illinois while their husbands handled meals chores and child care at home. The camp offered rest and recreation away from farm duties with playful wonder about how the families fared. The piece notes the idea is unusual and questions why it has not spread broadly, while praising the farmer wives for their toil and resilience.
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Farm Bureau
Adamiess Eden
Vermilion River
Streator
Adamless Eden camp tests a husband's sympathy
In the passing note the husband learns the hard truth of others tasks while his wife is away at an Adamless Eden camp. The piece highlights irritations and the value of shared effort and understanding through firsthand experience.
Diet and Decay of File Teeth From Health Expert
Personal Health Service piece by William Brapy M D discusses dental caries in schoolchildren, linking spontaneous arrest of decay in diabetics under insulin therapy to a high fat dairy diet. It argues proper diet and dental visits, not brushing alone, preserve teeth and reduce caries through mineral salts vitamins and calcium intake.
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Carlos
Julian D. Boyd
M.D
CG. L. Drain
D. DS
Boyd
Drain
Man
Hagen
Questions and Answers on Nervous Breakdowns and Teeth
A reader asks what a nervous breakdown entails and if curling hair with heat injures hair. An answer explains heat curling can permanently damage hair, while non heat curling poses no harm. A wisdom tooth issue is described with relief after removal, and advice notes many adults lack all wisdom teeth.
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Fingly
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Remembering Tolstoi By Glenn Franec At Century Magazine
Tolstoi born a hundred years ago this month, a figure in prerevolutionary Russia, lived a life split between seeking pleasure and doing penance. The essay traces four life periods, from innocent childhood to literary career, ending in his pursuit of Christian ethics and non resistance. His works reveal a sociologist and artist, with War and Peace called a dictionary of life and Resurrection noted for social questions.
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Lyot Nikolaievitch Tolstoi
Russia
Ol Clo's Man and New York Taxi Tales Saturate Streets
A 1928 New York feature explores the Ol Clo's Man, his beguiling thrift and sharp bargaining on Elizabeth Street, and the global trade of old clothes. It notes taxi drivers' strict enforcement of traffic penalties, plus colorful crusts of Broadway fame surrounding Mae West and her Diamond Lil brochure.
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New York
Ol Clo
Imm
J Cash Clo
Elizabeth Street
Old Globes Exchange
the Stock Exchange
Clo
London
Africa
Turkey
India
Mae West
Miss West
Uncle Wiggily and the Hay Wagon in the Hay Field
In a hot August field Uncle Wiggily, wearing a fur coat, endures summer heat while raking hay with a field mouse neighbor appearing in a gray fur coat. The scene sets a gentle humorous tone as the rabbit and the mouse talk in the sun.
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North Pole
Mr. Longears
Wee Moss Adventures End Scene In Hay Pile
Mr Longeers laments lack of adventure on a hot day as Mrs Field Mouse suggests shade. She slips under a hay pile to keep cool, planning to rest rather than seek action.
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Mr. Longeers
Abe Martin Art Plum Returns Home To Learn Trade
Abe Martin Art Plum, after college and marrying a rich young woman, returns home at 35 to learn a trade. Uncle Wiggily naps in hay as farmer loads piles onto a wagon, then wakes to a bumpy ride toward the barn. Tomorrow’s tale promises a gold ring with a loaf of bread.
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Ther
Mr. Longears
Wiggily
Mally and the secret code at Sir George's house
Mally Let, engaged to Roger Mooring, enters Sir George Peterson's household as governess to Barbara. Craddock, seeking a lost code and a jewel, frames Mally with a drugged coffee and hidden diamond. Escaping capture, Mally wanders with disguises and aliases, while Ambrose Medhurst contends with Candida Long over love and money amid a later fancy dress ball.
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Mally
Roger Mooring
Sir George Peterson
Barbara
Paul Graddock
Sir George
Craddock
Roger
Tofage
Marion Brown
Candida Long
Patty Craddock
Ethan Messenger
Hoger
Paris Sights Through Uncle Rays Eyes At The Louvre And Eiffel Tower
Uncle Rays Corner recalls visits to Paris landmarks Louvre and Eiffel Tower. He notes Mona Lisa’s fame, Leonardo da Vinci’s long work on the painting, and the statue and relics from Greece Rome and Egypt. Buddy Harris brims with curiosity while surveying ancient artifacts and the lofty tower’s elevators to a 950 foot peak.
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Louvre
Artis
Léonardo de
Mor Lisa
Greece
Rome
Egypt
Buddy Harris
Eiffel Tower
Eifel Tower
Paris
Uncle Ray
Burroughs Nature Club Notes and Questions
Reader questions on nature topics appear with brief quizzes and answers. Topics include night birds near marshes, a myth about sweating hippopotamuses, and insect web dangers. Previous Qs cover keeping a wild bird quiet, a Florida semi aquatic snake Tropidonotis compressicaudis, and the belief that white horse or dog color relates to vigor or disposition.
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