Waterloo Evening Courier front page advertising rates and policy
Waterloo Evening Courier announces subscription prices and delivery options across distances. It lists policy on fraudulent ads and public policy restrictions, and credits advertising representatives for major cities.
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Los Angeles
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U S A A Mere Infant A Bright View Of Black Hawk County
A speaker argues America’s youth and Black Hawk County’s rapid growth since 1845, noting civilization here is under 83 years old. He contrasts American progress with ancient civilizations, praising freedom wealth and optimism while acknowledging perceived crude edges and lack of old monuments.
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Black Hawk County
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America
Asia
Europe
Africa
Black Trank County
Egypt
Palestine
Athens
Rome
England
Shakespeare
Milton
Faust
Michael Angelo
Mozaré
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Bach
Handel
Verdi
Hoover on the Home and Nation
The speech argues the United States should be a home centered society rather than a pure economic system. Hoover notes the Better Homes in America effort begun in 1922 and frames the nation as a community of families. He cites parking for factory workers as a current challenge.
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Hoover
United States
Roosevelt
Wilson
Herbert Hoover
America
Honest Man and Sheep Metaphor in Local Saying
An old saying contrasts honesty and perception using a hypothetical thief who would steal a sheep if truly honest. It notes a homely girl might be deemed pretty only as exaggeration and that the honest man would react with anger while the girl would feel flattered.
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the Biltmore
Dampness and health myths in malaria prevention
An article argues dampness does not cause rheumatism or colds, malaria is from Anopheles mosquitoes, and many authorities cling to outdated beliefs. It includes reader Q&a on weight gain and lamp safety, plus a note on goose liver cruelty and a climate of public hygiene advice.
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Midtown Manhattan
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New York by Boy by O C McIntyre in 1930s city sketches
The column offers a collage of New York figures and scenes from August of 1930s city life. It wanders from Mayor Walker to Brooklyn parks, Ocean Parkway to Coney Island, highlighting diverse characters, landmarks, and social mores with sharp, humorous observations.
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Ceatrmal Park
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Ocean Parkway
Caney Island
Champs Elysees
Portrait of a Preacher By Glenn Frank
A critique of religious leadership contrasts science and art in modern preaching. Glenn Frank argues the authentic leader is an artist, not a scientist, and urges readers to value literature and imagination over sterile logic. He cites Conrad to illustrate the artist’s inward appeal and enduring influence.
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Uncle Wiggily and the Old Toad
A short humorous tale introduces an Old Toad living in a cozy hole under a stone. Though aged and lumpy he is praised by his wife for wisdom, and he excels at jumping croaking and catching flies with a sticky tongue.
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How are you today Old Toad and friends
In a rural scene Old Toad lives under a stone near Uncle Wigglly’s hollow stump. The rabbit gentleman and Uncle Wigglly greet him each morning with a cheerful “How are you today” as Old Toad boasts his imperfect but functional croaking hopping and tongue for catching flies.
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Hele House
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Toad
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Baby Bunty
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Oli Toad
Mr. Long-yeats
Uncle Wiggily and the ailing Old Toad
A children's tale follows Uncle Wiggily as Old Toad grows weaker with rheumatism. The rabbit suggests a playful fix using a bouncing rubber ball and plans a better solution, promising to reveal the method in a future installment.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Answers to Questions
Questions on pen and wings in swimming, home carnation production from flowers, and snapping turtle size prompt readers to tomorrow's Nature Notes. Previous Qs cover bird nesting ranges, rabbit feeding, fleas on dogs and their eggs, with practical wildlife and pet care tips.
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Hue and Cry by Patricia Wentworth
Mally Lee arrives as governess to Barbara Mooring and resists Paul Craddock's advances while a missing code and a diamond theft complicate her position. After a series of escapes and a perilous night, Ethan Messenger aids Mally as she evades Craddock and confronts secrets linking Candida Long and a country estate.
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Roger Mooring
Sir George Peterson
Barbara
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Groddock
Mally
Maid
Roger
Lawrence Mat Tington
Ethan Messenger
Mellypes & Young Women
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Marion Brown
Candida Long
Eben Messenger
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Menden
Mrs. Holmes
Janet Elliot
Janet
Elizabeth
Candida
Curston
Miss Long
France
Willie Eliot
Elizabeth Holmes
Jus Aunt Sérene
Ethan
Pompeii seen by two young travelers on Leviathan voyage
In a chatty Europe chapter UNCLE RAY'S CORNER recounts two youths who toured Italy by auto with their parents. They describe Pompeii’s guide taxed at 15 lire, Venus depictions, Wine Street commerce, two grand houses with wall paintings, old baths and a museum exhibit including a dog statue and arson escape stories.
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Pompei
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Italy
Pompeii
Naples
John
Philadelphia youth deportation promise echoes English law
A Philadelphia court swiftly sentences a well-educated young Englishman arrested for auto theft. He claimed fear of consequences was minimal, saying justice here is slow and different from English law. The court vows to deport him to his homeland after his term.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
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