Waterloo Daily News Advertising and Policy Notice
The Waterloo Daily News outlines subscription and advertising policies including carrier and mail rates, duties of staff, and office affiliations. It notes Associated Press membership, circulation auditing, and advertising standards while listing city offices and representatives.
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Garner Park Ave
John C. Hartman
Jaykeon McCoy
Ornérel B
Waterloo
Press United Preus
International News
Associated Press
Berefs
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ates
New York
Phiadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Brooks
Finley
Representatives
Emancipation of Women Advances Into Pulpit Roles
A historical note on women’s freedom expanding across society, with focus on church ordination gains. The Wesleyan Methodist of England recently voted 34 to 114 to permit regular ordination of women, effective after the next conference. The piece reflects on shifts in dress, employment, voting rights, and the broadening of roles for women over the past decades.
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Wesleyan Methodist of England
Liverpool
Wesleyan Church
Questioning Chance in Physics and Life Origins
Dr. D W Swann of the Franklin Institute notes that no law explains electron behavior and that chance may play a role in physics. He cites charged air molecules and rare occurrence rates, suggesting science cannot fully resolve life’s beginnings versus biblical creation. The discussion contrasts Genesis with scientific limits.
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D. W. Swann
Bartel Foundation
Franklin Institute
Philadelphia
American Society Institute
Northwestern University
Swann
Butchers Advocate Calls For End Of Offensive Term
The advocate argues that the word butcher, once used for men who slaughter livestock and sell meat, is now a reproachful label. He contends its modern use is inappropriate and should be discontinued.
Treatment of Varicose Veins by Dr William Brady
Personal Health Service by Dr William Brady discusses varicose vein causes and cures, cautions on home remedies, and the dangers of unproven nostrums. He explains emergency care for bleeding veins, thrombosis risks, and when to seek medical advice rather than rely on external devices or advertisers.
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William Brady
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Nat'l Newspaper
Brady
Answers on scarlet fever contagion and home safety
Readers ask how long scarlet fever remains contagious and when children may return home. Health officials say isolation periods vary 34 to 3 1/2 days, but generally the disease is not communicable after the third or fourth week. Contagion is via nasal throat discharges, not peeling skin or dried items. fresh air and soap and water washings suffice for disinfection.
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Ben
General Public Health Administration
Publc
The Bright Boy Riddle from GLENN FRANK essay
An early 20th century essay argues modern psychology distinguishes talent from genius. Talent arises from conscious thought and develops craft, while genius springs from the subconscious and guides intuitive action. The piece urges educators to nurture multiple talents in bright boys to uncover true potential.
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Bright Boy Riddle
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure
Northey
Motion pictures by radio experiments at Westinghouse
Dr Frank Conrad of Westinghouse East Pittsburgh reports two mile transmission of motion pictures via radio. He believes future refinements could let homes view films from across the continent with regular KDKA transmissions planned in months. The piece notes rapid scientific advances and wry observations on household reactions to electricity.
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Frank Conrad
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co
Pittsburgh
Conrad
KDKA
Wizards of Science
New York Park Life and Oddities Captured in City Notes
Aug 16 New Yorkers explore Central Park from dawn to dusk with vivid color. The piece highlights park scenes from Millionaire's Row to Shakespeare Garden and the Egyptian obelisk, along with mounted police heroism and anecdotes about beggars, sailors, and a Texan visitor with a white rabbit.
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New York
Central Park
Millonaire’s Row
Weither Mall
Champs Elysees
Shakespeare Garden
McGowan's Pass Tavern
Casino
Art Museum
Hen Lady Cackles After Egg Loss Scene
An angry hen lady scolds a character as eggs are smashed near a barn nest. Uncle Wiggily moves aside, examining the situation while the hen prepares to lay another egg in a cool quiet spot beneath the barn floor. Laat very cherry edder tongs.
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Wiggily
Uncle Wiggily’s Eggs and a Washed Silk Suit
Uncle Wiggily and the hen lady confront a mishap as eggs are smashed by the rabbit. The hen lady and Mr Rooster tease him while the farmer laughs and frees the rabbit’s ruined pongee suit by washing it in a brook. The tale ends with the suit drying and the rabbit preparing to move on.
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Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Longears
Uncle
Mir
Longears
Spack
Rabbit
Rooster
Mr. Longeats
Mr. Rocater
Uncle Wigatly
Governess Mally Lee Entangles Night Escapes Dame Mystery
In a tangle of plot lines Mally Lee, engaged to Roger Mooring, infiltrates Sir George Peterson’s household as governess to Barbara. Craddock schemes to frame her for a missing paper and a diamond pendant, while Mally, drugged and pursued, flees into a snowy night with Candida Long aiding a desperate secret exit. The chapter ends with Mally vanishing into the winter gloom as she contemplates her uncertain fate.
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Mally Lee
Coortett
Roger Mooring
George Peterson
Barbara
Paul Craddock
Sir George
Bil’ George
Craddock
Mally
Groddeck
Roger
Melly
Lawrence Marrington
Ether
Messenger
Mually Meats
Marion Brown
Indy
Candide Long
Candida Long
Stone
Paul
Ebhan
Candida
Domino
Brown
Malls
Les
Curstot
Mendén
T. Mally
Peaslea Station
Maly
Mary
Battlefields of France War Memories and Warnings
Uncle Ray reflects on northern France under World War I scars. He recalls ruined homes trenches and shell holes while recalling the mental toll on soldiers. The piece warns that another global war would be far worse with poison gas threatening major cities and urges world prevention.
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No Man's Land
Mary
Paris
Berlin
London
New York
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Answers and Queries
Burroughs Nature Club offers reader questions on local birds and plants. Answers address moss nest birds and a pariah dog term, with practical tips on border planting using Rosmarinus tgosa and warnings about pests, using period tone and local insights.
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Jon Big
Orisnta
Tadin
Burmah
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