Waterloo Evening Courier Tabloid Daily Revenue and policies
Publication details list the Waterloo Evening Courier as a daily except Sunday tabloid. It notes ownership by Ww. MM. Hartman Co. with rates, circulation, and editor treasurer roles, plus Associated Press and United Press International affiliations. Advertising rules state rates on application, payment terms by the 10th, and a policy to reject fraud, misleading ads, and content contrary to public policy.
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Waterloo Evening Courier Tabloo Daily
Ww. MM. Hartman Co
Courier Bidg
Corner Park Ave
Commercial Bt
Waterloo
Town
Associated Press
United Press International News
McR
Focal News
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Rprpg Lgte
Gee
Sophinhia
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Ivory, Brooks & Finley, Representatives
Amazing Air Progress Map Shows European Air Routes
Nation's Business reprints Europe's newest airways map showing up to 35 ships daily among Hanover Paris London and other cities. Air travel cuts time vs trains, carries perishable freight and even gems and furs with lower insurance. German airlines logged 3,822,250 miles and 93,000 passengers last year amid bold, departure-leaning charts.
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Europe
Germany
Hanover
Frankfort
Dortmund
Essen
Brussels
Paris
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
London
Hamburg
Cologne
Dusseldorf
Christmas Club Savings Across States and Nations
A national pattern shows 8,000 banks distributing an estimated 550 million dollars in Christmas club funds among about 8 million participants. State totals vary from over 10 million in nine states to smaller sums, with under 40 percent of the total likely spent on gifts and the rest allocated to savings, debt, insurance, taxes, education, and charity.
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Waterloo
United States
Cambridge Associates
Boston
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
California
Wisconsin
Iowa
Missouri
Tennessee
Alabama
Louisiana
Colorado
Maryland
Maine
Delaware
Virginias
Carolinas
Kentucky
Georgia
Florida
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
The River of Destiny and a Colorado dam plan
A Los Angeles department of water and power booklet argues for a Boulder Canyon high dam and an American irrigation canal to water the Imperial valley with a 1,000,000 horsepower hydro plant. It claims self financing via water and power sales but warns taxpayers nationwide would bear ultimate costs if power sales fall short.
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Colorado River
Department of Water and Power
Los Angeles
Colorado
Boulder Canyon
Imperial Valley
United States
Westbrook Pegler on college coaches burdening teams
Westbrook Pegler argues that college football coaches should not bear the blame for team outcomes. He contends the autumn season carries excessive tension and should relax the assignment of responsibility, focusing instead on broader sports culture.
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Westbrook Pegler
Alumni Pressure and Coaching Demand Reform Plan
The piece argues alumni demand for winning football and coach accountability pressures, urging a shift toward professionalized teams and coach responsibility. It notes alumni created the “silly seriousness” and suggests Mr. Pegler could drive reform by reducing coach status and limiting ineligible players.
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Mr. Pegler
Pleasant Way To Dispose Of Bad Tonsils
A health column promotes endothermy or dessication for tonsil removal. It lists benefits including permanent effect, suitability for infected and enlarged tonsils, no pain or anesthetic, safe for children, and a weekly treatment with lasting results. Readers are advised to consult their family doctor to find a physician offering this method.
Dye and Live Hair Dye Safety Question
Readers ask about Brownstone hair dye safety and skin staining. The columnist notes Brownstone is iron and copper chlorides with pyrogallol and says any dye has drawbacks while advising to consult a doctor, as one letter discusses pneumothorax treatment and stage fright remedies with quinine guidance.
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Connecticut
An Old Land Is Reborn By Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank president of the University of Wisconsin and former Century Magazine editor reflects on Poland’s tenth independence anniversary. He envisions a New Poland balancing western and eastern influences, pursuing self-government through disciplined nationalism, and facing tariffs sea access military issues and economic questions with broad civic leadership.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
The
Century Magazine
United States
Poland
Kosciuszko
Europe
Diary of a modern Pepys in New York City
A daily scribble from December in New York recounts visits to Bel mont, a public library, and a dinner at Plaza grill with notable names. The author mocks after dinner speakers, observes scrub women on hotel rooftops, and ends with a playful tale of Uncle Wiggily and Jackie Bow Wow before school.
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New York
Pepys
Belmont
James
Maybelle Woods
Los Angeles
Public
Jim Coffroth
Mexico City
Frank Case
Edna Hibbard
Coogan's
Polo Grounds
New Plaza Grill
William A. Prime
Grace Larue
Hale Hamilton
The Fortunate Wayfarer Defies the Club and Duty
Martin Barnes, a commercial traveler, spots a door in a quiet cathedral town and enters a world of luxury as Lord Aldrington, Gerard Garnham, and Lady Blanche Banningham reveal a life of wealth and boredom. Amid cocktails and conspiring jokes, Barnes questions their motives and hints at a future marriage, while contemplating his own fidelity to Maisie. The scene ends with Barnes departing, puzzled by the strange social drama he has entered.
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Martin Barnes
Lord Ardrington
G. Garnham
Lord Aldrington
Barnes
Wayfarer
Maisie
Martin
Gerald Garnham
Blanche Banningham
Gerald
Lady Marsham
Clavering
Lady Blanche
Blanche
Grosvenor Square
Garnham
Uncle Wiggily Faces Snowball Barrage on Hill
Uncle Wiggily plans a playful mischief as he spots Baby Bunty hurrying to school. A sudden rustle in the bushes yields a near miss from a flying snowball, signaling trouble from unseen chasers as the adventure begins.
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Baby Bunty
Uncle Wiggily
Bunty
Bob Cat
Fox
Jackie Bow Wow
Jackie
Mr. Longears
Santa Claus
Orphan Rabbit
Uncle Wigelly
Rabbit
Red flares urged for highway emergencies in Minnesota
The Minneapolis Journal notes fatal night accidents when motorists assist with wrecks on dark roads. It proposes carrying torpedoes and red flares as emergency aids, suggesting legal requirements and dealer promotion to reduce hazards during tire changes and repairs at night.
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Minneapolis
Raudreads
Christmas Fortune Play for School Pupils
A short three act play begins with Helen and aunt Dorothy in a dim room as a lawyer letters reveal a legacy from Simeon Barnes to Helen. They hope to fund a trip to New York by Christmas tomorrows. The scene ends with landlord willing to wait.
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Tencement House
Helen
Dorothy
Simeon Barnes
Sam
Helen Barnes
Sterling
Carson
Simeon
New York
Stay Alive Club of America Charter Granted
Albany grants charter to Stay Alive Club of America Inc a membership corporation planning offices in New York City and branches in other cities to promote careful driving and walking on streets. The movement emphasizes personal responsibility for safety and distributing literature to mobilize drivers and walkers to prevent accidents.
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Stay Alive
Charles City Press
Albany
N.Y
Stay Alive Club of America, Inc
New York City
Abe Martin on stork and plain folks influence in politics
The column riffs on the stork as the sole remaining discriminator in favor of plain people, noting the Democratic party is not dead. It cites a report about John Barleycorn, suggesting a political anecdote or satire from the era.
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Plain
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