Waterloo Event s a Published Daily Excerpt Sunday
Water project era text from Waterloo Daily Courier discusses subscriptions, advertising policies, Associated Press partnership, and a long editorial on China tensions and debt commissions. Names include W. H. Hartman Co., Jackson McTrees, Story Brooks Finley, and various government and press bodies. The piece weaves publishing notices with international affairs commentary and a mock front-page style.
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W. HL Hartman Co. Courier Brds
Comer Park Ave
Commercial St
John C. Hartman
Jackson Mc
Gen
Waterloo
Lown
Associated Press
United Press International News
Pesiete
al News
Audit Bureau of Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley. Representatives
Mark Twain Cave Faces Destruction Threat Near Hannibal
In a remote river valley near Hannibal Missouri a historic Mark Twain cave once linked to Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn faces imminent ruin from a cement company pushing limestone quarry expansion. Workers have begun hill blasting and road-building that endanger the cave and the surrounding landscape.
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Mark Twain
Mississippi
Hannibal
Tont Sawyer
Muckleberry Fink
Noisy world drives artist to self destruction
A fragment notes the suicide of Milwaukee artist Fred Staltenbers as a response to intolerable noise in his environment. The item suggests noise as a torment and cites broader calls to harsh action from unsettled publics.
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Davenport ‘Mines
Fred Staltenbers
Milwaukee
Abe Martin on Nash and the crowd's swagger
Local column reflects on Abe Martin’s quips about Ney and public opinion. The piece notes how some people boast of greatness yet fail to back it with effort, inviting readers to question bravado and recognize merit.
Afterthoughts on Borrowing and Lending
Austin Tims reflects on lending and borrowing philosophy noting the ease of lending, the rarity of repayment, and the social dynamics. He admits being a perpetual lender, recounts oddly generous finances, and concludes lending hones a dominant personality, with occasional heroic or foolish borrowers.
Girls Be Yourself Says Dr Brady On Modern Health
Dr Brady argues the epidemic of reduction is driven by outdated height weight tables and fashion magazines. He praises modern young women for added height and muscle, urging more food and activity to build strength and fitness rather than conform to old standards.
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Vletim
Li A
Grandma
Lydia Pinkeim
Nevix
Mr. A
Bismarck
S. D
Bis Marck
Brady
William Brady
Tyne
Ramote
Uncle Wiggily and the Polly Wog
A tale of a tadpole that hatched late and met Uncle Wiggily. The tadpole toils to become a frog while Uncle Wiggily shelters him in a tomato can, feeding him with pond plants and moss until metamorphosis. The story blends comic questions on health and a friendly woodland world with gentle humor.
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Uncle Wiggily
Hollow Stump
Daddy
Mother Frog
Mr. Frog
Antie
Mrr
Frog
Shota
Tay
Wikelly
Publicity shapes thought from Darwin to Dayton trials
The essay argues publicity dominates modern life from science debates to court cases, noting how the Scopes trial at Dayton boosted Darwinian theory and book sales. It mocks public fixation on sensational details, suggesting attention yields profits for varied topics from yeast to cotton hose.
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Iit
Allus
Dayton
Tenn
Clarence Darrow
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Q and A on wildlife
Interest questions cover food webs and predators. Answers discuss black bears diet and what makes a healthy habitat, including trout bass interactions, walleye and frogs. The notes note beaver and muskrat roles, plus a market estimate for cattle?
Frog Boy and the Apple Tree Tale
A whimsical Uncle Wiggily story follows a tadpole turning into a frog, aided by Uncle Wiggily. The frog boy frolics in water, fends off the Fuzzy Fox, and wanders into the wider world, living happily for many years. A light aside hints at more tales about Uncle Wiggily and the apple tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notail
Sarger
Uncle Wiggily
Fuzzy Fox
Uncle Wiggilr
Cure for pimples with Cuticura products
Miss Helen Hanson from Rockland Wir describes a year long battle with red pimples on the forehead. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for about six weeks she reports relief and eventual healing.
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Helen Hanson
R. F.D
Rockland
Wir
Gnifeara Laboratories
Malden
Mane
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President Coolidge
Mich
Mark Twain's
Cement Cimpani
Paria
10Waa Editors
Brisné
Ottumwa
Austen Chamberlain
Altve
London
M. Briand
Austen
Paris
Tinh Cauntry
Albion
Spirin
Sioux City Journal
Abe Martin
Mr Ney
Austin Tims
Rénny
Charles Amb
Alain
Rabelais
William Brady, M. D
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Uncle Wiggily and the
Polly Wog
Howard R. Garis
Bino
Mr Frogtashad
the Rabbit
East Liverpool
Captain Cook
Asem
Bosko
Cook
Strang Peopl
Pati le
Aplpa
Sayy
Burroughs Nature Club
Wolgittun Mifflin CO
Sania
Mt Alowers
Feekh
Darwilsha
Calfarnin
Cattter Eneo
M. Argus
Mies
Ella
Iva
Manazinn
Moline
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Ifarding
Burlington
Tayton
Cuthura
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