ABD Waterloo Daily News Advertising Rates and Notices
Page lists advertising terms and rates for the Waterloo newspaper run by W. H. Martman Co. with notices of subscribing prices, AP and UP affiliations, and a policy on advertising discretion. It notes payment timing, reprint rights, and representative offices in major cities along with postal details.
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Postalova
Associated Press
United Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Newn
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Representatives
Newspaper Trials and Press Bar Cooperation Debate
A report for the American Bar Association argues over press coverage of trials. It cites Chicago Tribune New York World and New York Times stances against sensational advance accounts. It endorses two ethics: no absolute right to publish trial details and reporters should describe only verifiable facts observed in court.
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America
Daily Press
Chicago Tribune
New York World
New York Times
The Year In Stocks Chart Shows Broad 1927 Rise
A 1927 stock trends chart depicts four active groups rising since April with food, electrical equipment, motors, and utilities gaining. Food and utilities show the most consistent profit increases over 1926, while motors and electrical equipment surge after June. General Motors mentions sparingly amid broader gains.
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General Motors
Food and Utilities
IOWA S CORN PREDICTION AND REGIONAL YIELD DISTRIBUTION
The piece notes that a bumper Iowa corn crop may not boost state income due to price effects. It warns that uneven yields across fields will favor some growers while others suffer, with delays from spring conditions and a late frost potentially altering outcomes.
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Iowa
Late Mayor of New York Delights Berlin Audience
Mayor James J. Walker, touring Europe, speaks to American residents in Berlin. The city leader, famed for late starts, quips about his punctuality, drawing laughs and mixed reactions as he greets the crowd. The moment mirrors Walker’s controversial image and international notoriety.
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Mement
James J. Walker
New York
Europe
Berlin
Nighthawk
Weller
Mayo brothers diet plan praised as cure all by Mayo brothers
A medical writer recalls doubts about testimonial weight loss schemes and recounts reader letters critiquing a two day restricted diet pattern. He notes the Mayo brothers endorse alternating normal and reduced fare and defends the approach while warning against empty promises and testimonial schemes.
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Mayo Brothers
Mayo
Feeding babies with cereals and milk guidance
The reply states that if breast milk is not possible the next best option is modified fresh cow’s milk or goat’s milk. It advises against using manufactured cereal products and suggests sending a stamped envelope for feeding instructions. Teething medicines are not recommended.
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Bimbo
Nostrum
Medicines For The Mind By Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank, president of the University of Wisconsin, argues four medicines for the mind. Gaiety, tedium, tension, and sublimity each can heal or harm depending on use. The creatively normal man uses gaiety for relief, tedium for discipline, tension for drive, and sublimity for refreshment without losing focus on work.
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Medicines For the
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
The
Century Magazine
Gailety
Good New Times Celebrates Progress Through Years
Charles City Press quotes Pat Hefferman, a machine shop worker at American Steel & Wire, praising modern life after 54 years with the same firm. He recalls apprentice wages of 50 cents daily, contrasts with today’s 40 cents per hour, and notes his five children and improved living standards while acknowledging ongoing human and civilizational flaws.
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Charles City Press
Pat" Hefferman
American Steel & Wire Company
Chinatown’s Daytime Silence and Sunset Hustle
A vivid slice of Chinatown New York depicts daytime stillness punctuated by hucksters and shadowed alleys, then a return to life at sundown. Familiar figures like Old Horse and Wagon, Nigger Mike Salter’s Groggery, and the Bowery crowd anchor a tapestry of history, entertainers, and recurring myths from the era.
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New York
Chinatown
Broadway
Uncle Wiggily and the Saw Fish Tale
A whimsical tale recounts the Saw Fish spotting a Sword Fish with a large round object on its long nose. The Saw Fish asks what kind of fish the other is while noting their shared kinship through a curved nose and odd ocean lives.
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Sword Fish
Sword Fish and Saw Fish Discuss Nose Ball Mystery
The Sword Fish complains of a round object stuck on its nose after Uncle Wiggily’s prank. The Saw Fish identifies it as a football and recalls the ball bursting when the Sword Fish nose pierced it. They notice people on shore playing with footballs, while planning to catch a rabbit for Uncle Wiggily.
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Sword Fish
Wiggily
Saw Fish
Uncle Wiggily
Jumper
Bumper
Rabbit
Abe Martin Notes Presidential Photos Publication Plan
In a folksy column, Abe Martin remarks on ongoing chatter about publishing more of the president’s photographs during his vacation. He jokes about insurance needs and suggests a shift in venue to allow earlier publication without obstruction, highlighting the era’s media dynamics.
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Agin
Poker Face Moore in Mexican Mines Scheme
John Moore, a New York mining engineer, travels to Tucson on business and ends up in Mexico amid a tense meeting with Philip Morton’s circle. He deflects demands for credentials, asserts control, and feigns indifference as plots over mining machinery and mines unfold, ending with Moore dismissing the clash and exiting in calm dominance.
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John Moore
New York
Tucson
Ariz
Philip Morton
Mexico
Moore
Morton
Ruth Henshaw
Ramon
Tubutama
Clench
John
Manuel Lopez
Roderiguez
Barton Henshaw
Henshaw
Mr. Morton
Pedro
Mr. Moore
el Paso
Nogales
Rodriguez
Mr. Henshaw
Senor
Senor I
Seno-Rita
Rid of Gunmen Plan Circulated by Chicago Commission
A Chicago crime commission and the Chicago Tribune endorse a scheme to expel 100 notorious offenders from each city. Detroit and other towns would exchange the 100 bad men, leaving each locale with a new roster but the same problem unresolved.
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Detroit News
Chicago Crime Commission
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Detroit
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Musk Ox of Canada A Midway Animal of Herds and Hunters
The musk ox, six feet long and three and a half feet high, now lives in northern Canada and Greenland. Related to buffaloes and sheep, these midways have strong musk, dense curly hair, and males with longer horns. They gather in herds of bulls cows and calves, yet bulls sometimes roam alone. Eskimo hunters dodge charges to strike with spears. hunters hide and musk oxen fearfully crowd, then bolt when spotted.
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Canada
Asia
Greenland
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