Amatu Malut Daily Ad Rates and Publication Policy
The notice lists subscription prices by carrier and mail, with per week and yearly options, and outlines advertising rates and policies. It notes W. H. Hartman Co as publisher and J. D. Jackson McCayver as treasurer and manager, and mentions Associated Press affiliation and bureau representations in Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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W. H. Hartman Co
Courter Eldg
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
Hartmisa
Visareferee
Dackson McCayver
Mensgee Peeles
Waterloo
United Preny International News
Associated Press
Beroin
Adit
Bureau of Circulations
Jude
Sitogether
Los Angeles
San Fran
Binley
Representatives
Time on tap for New Yorkers via 5 cent central calls
Historic note on a policy allowing New Yorkers to obtain the time by calling central with a 5 cent charge noted against their phone numbers. The piece discusses street delays, telegraph and newspaper limitations, and public service issues in Waterloo as similar time requests grew common.
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Central
Waterloo
Mietropolitan
Death of Iowa conservationist Rev George Bennett ends era
Reverend George Bennett of Iowa City a longtime wildlife protector died in McGregor. He founded the School of Wild Life in 1919 and launched Iowa Conservation in 1977, later reviving Wildways. His work spurred sentiment and statutes to protect nature and wildlife resources.
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Cock Robin
George Bennett
Iowa City
Bennett
McGregor
Bhat
Paris beachgoers seek sunburn as nude imagery rises
The New York World’s Paris correspondent notes crowds at Paris beaches chase sunburn, pushing La Vie Parisienne to feature modestly dressed figures on its covers. The column also ponders why umbrellas vanish during sudden thunderstorms as the sky clears moments earlier.
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New York World
Paris
la Vie Parisienne
Stomach Washes and Hydration Advice From Dr Brady
Dr Brady discusses morning stomach washing as unnecessary and urges plain water intake. He favors cold water for digestion, notes limited stomach absorption, and recommends at least three pints daily with more in heat or activity. He also covers hay fever relief and dog care queries.
Portrait of a Gentleman by Glenn Frank
The piece debates what defines a gentleman through quotes on efficiency and ethics. It contrasts views of gentility as asset versus liability and cites Confucius on nine arms of a true gentleman.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
The
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Paar
Confucius
New York Thrift Drive Quietly Wins Over Public
In New York City thrift is celebrated with electric signs and bank depots while many save little and debt rises. Experts note 80 percent face debt pressure and even thrifty readers risk scams. Shoplifting dips in summer as winter coats hide thefts, with women most active.
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New York
Menjou
Hig
William Johnston
Maga-J Dhes
Manhattan
Ragtime Tales and Toy Boats in a Kennel Parcel
A humorous column blends schoolyard gossip with street scenes as a narrator ribbed by Jack and a theatre satirist recalls bouncers, a Windsor Detroit subway idea, and a whimsical Uncle Wiggily tale about Jackie and a toy sailboat in a kennel bath.
Uncle Wiggily's Wonderful Boat chapter summary
Jackie Bow Wow the puppy boy falls ill from hot weather and bitter medicine. Dr Possurm and his family blame chasing tricks barking at the moon and heat. After a week of illness he slowly improves but must stay in the kennel while brothers go out.
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Jackie
Wigerly
Rabbit
Mr. Lengears
Jolly Rabbit
Limgears
Jackie and His Mother Went Out and When Next Uncle Wiggily
Uncle Wiggily
Tackle
Mr. Longenrs
Uncle Wiggly
Jackie Bow Wow
Peetic
Dr. Passum
Fifty Years Ago Sportsmen Eyeing Birds and City Changes
The Courier notes Aug 21 1578 reports lawful hunting dates for ducks snipe geese and brant and mentions prastie chickens to be hunted next month. Gas company lamps appear citywide while telephonic links connect mills and superintendent W Willingworth. Police notes warn of omissions and fines. Main Street west side narrowed by property sales and fencing moves creating Park Avenue. A damaged canoe from the mill dam incident is recorded. Market melons from Muscatine sell for 15 to 30 cents amid concentrated cholera fears.
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Main Street
West Side
Main
Park Avenue
Hilarity company to perform at Brown's opera house
Fortly years ago report says Charles A Loder and his Great Hilarity company will appear at Brown's opera house Wednesday evening at 7. Mrs Gavitt sister of Mrs Mayson and Mrs Judge Bags suffer injuries from a carriage fall last Monday. Frost fears and crop notes follow with local news of a straw poll and a baseball game result 29 to 23 in favor of the west side. Hudson shows fire extinguisher demonstrations prompting local orders.
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Charles A. Loder
Great Hilarity
Brown's Opera House
Irving
West Side
West Business
Waterloo Canning Season May Start Next Wednesday
Twenty years ago the Waterloo Canning company expected to begin the local canning season next Wednesday, weather delaying corn. sweet corn crop is short. Willam Holland received four consignments of 240 sheep from St Paul yards, sold quickly. Miss Nellie Gall and Archie Brett wed in Waterloo on a street intersection platform as Carnival events unfolded. Fire committee orders a chemical engine for $1524. Old Settlers picnic plans set for Chautauqua park with informal festivities. Mayor Doty and officials inspect the improved road east of Newell street built by the Good Roads association to demonstrate economical road construction.
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Waterloo Canning Company
Nellie Gall
Archie Brett
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
E. J. Hildebrand
R. A. Doty
Board of Trade
T. A. McDonald
Good Roads Association
Newell Street
Uncle Rays Corner Genevan Tales From A Friendly Land
UNCLE RAYS CORNER recounts a stay in Geneva Switzerland with the Mieges family and a travelogue tone. He notes three wheelers in Geneva a gentle Swiss police presence contrasts with English and French policing and recalls Mark Twains glacier tale for local color.
Nature Notes Questions Answers From Burroughs Club
Questions on eider down from ducks eyebrows and eyelashes on horses plus a seaweed-like coral found on the shore. Answers preview in tomorrow’s Nature Notes describing swamp management for birds nesting, plantings to hide moisture, and notes on beetles glow worms and a gourd melon eaten by coyotes in the southwest with coyotes and dates in the Washington palm.
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Washington
Antiques and the Art of Genuine Value
The piece outlines why antiques survive and how connoisseurs judge value and restoration. It notes that varnish history and minor flaws can swing price, and that the charm of antiques lies in atmosphere despite imperfect condition.
Talkies and the uncertain future of talking pictures
The Washington Post notes that synchronizing sight and sound in talking pictures is not yet successful and predicts many adaptations may prove worthless. It says evaluative judgment is premature and observes that the idea has appeared in patent offices around the world. The commercial advantage of successful talking movies is clearly seen by many, though the exact path remains unclear.
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Washington Post
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