Waterlog Evening Concier vol daily issues and rates
Waterloo Iowa newspaper page describes publication details subscription prices and delivery options. It lists pricing for mail and carrier service within various radii, advertising policies, and Associated Press ownership notes. It notes offices in major cities and advertising terms with due dates and policy restrictions.
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W. HL. Hartman Co
Courier
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
Hartman Jackson McCoy
Waterloo
Iowa
Postafica
Associated Press
United Press International
USA
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Piper
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story, Brooks & Finlay, Representatives
Eee
Political Row Over Coolidge Dakota Marshal Appointment
President Coolidge faces opposition over the nomination of Col. CG. Mudgett as United States marshal for North Dakota. Senators Pranter and Nye protest, arguing the appointment could affect Republican control of the Senate, while administration spokesmen defend the choice as possibly justified and suggest Mudgett may be the best available for the post.
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Coolidge
Mudgett
United States
North Dakota
Pranter and
Nye
Col. Mudgett
Thotas
Senate
Cal. Mudgett
Baltimore Curtain Time Delays Cut by Five Nines Test
Baltimore Sun critics publish five Nines at head of each review to show curtain times. Test nights reveal two shows start on schedule while one was five minutes late and a musical comedy delayed by thirty minutes. The concise scheme reduces clash with readers and preserves space while reporting facts.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Sun
A Revised Alphabet Prompts Debate in English Spelling Plan
A Kansas teacher Elihu M. Anderson proposes a phonetic English alphabet with 15 vowels two diphthongs seven digraphs and 18 consonants eliminating silent letters and raising character count by over half. Critics fear radical change and liken it to Esperanto or metric systems amid public skepticism.
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Elihu M. Anderson
Kansas
Anderson
George
Jord
Rose
The Horse Laugh At Prohibition Rally In New York
General Lincoln C Andrews faced derision from a New York crowd as he claimed the distribution of sacramental wine would be stopped. Report notes the audience’s ridicule and questions whether beer will remain legally available a year from now.
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Lincoln c. Andrews
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Metropolites
New York
Tetenet
United States
Lin Woless
Philebhhy
Hla Gannut
Dia Lhe
Tepork
Silas Fi
Styaaya
Avis
Personal Health Service on Parents and Sex Education
A reader column discusses the fault lines in parent child sex education, noting parental omission rather than commission. It criticizes schools for lacking instruction, cites limited guidance from colleges, and mentions readers' questions on socks, arches, ringsworm, and kidney disease with brief medical guidance.
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Moilers
Judge Lindsey
Press and University: A clash of media roles explored
University president Glenn Frank argues that while newspapers provide news, editorials, and commercial pages, universities offer lectures, literature, international relations, and research. The piece contrasts media missions and questions dependence on public trust and funding amid evolving public confidence.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
LeClure
Franz I P. Graham
University of North Uwrolina
I University
Nmiusic
Reviowa. Ie University
Vln University
Goth
Remnnon
Dire Brothers
New York Diary On Broadway Nights Of 0 0 Hoaxes
A New York diary recounts a social gathering with lectures on early American furniture and Jeritza, then veers into vaudeville antics. Guests discuss Spinoza and Wilde, a phony highbrow mood shifts to Charleston, with guests performing playful dances and mock burlesques.
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New York
Jeritza
Oscar Wilde
Paria
Byron
Ituly
Vieterian
Lutur
Justice Cove
Lee
Uncle Wiggily Prep for Winter in Woodland Brush Fire Scene
In a woodland area near the Grange Tee mountains animal residents clean up nest and hollow tree houses and piles of dried leaves for warm fires. Uncle Wiggily and his forty seven bunny friends gather large heaps of fuel to survive the coming winter.
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Grange Tee Mountains
Wighty
Winter Fire Fears Hit Hollow Stump Bungalow
In a rural scene the muskrat housekeeper and young rabbits prepare for a cold season. Uncle Wiggley warns them not to light fires carelessly as winds howl and brush piles smolder nearby. The rabbit group acts cautiously to gather carrots and potatoes and study their lessons before night.
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Aaid Nursa Mugay Wueey
Llovften
Florida
Mrs. Littletail
Niles
Unelo Wigeily
Namby
Pamby
Hkooter
Tooter
Uncle Wiiggly
Ally
Ancle
Uncle Wiggly
Mr. Long Ears
Uncle Wiggily Survives Brush Fire Narrow Escape
Uncle Wiggily and a wild rabbit survive a fast spreading forest fire after spotting smoke and opting to dig two deep holes near a pond to shelter underground. They wait out the blaze while avoiding the dangerous heat and leaving the woods behind once the flames subside.
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Mr. Longears
Uncle Wigelly
Uncle Wisefly
Wild Rabbit
Wisgily
Inele Wig Guy
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
Readers submit queries on nature topics. The page explains how to ask about birds, plants, and insects and provides answers touching on primroses imported from China, bitterflies feeding on nectar, and parrots with a crest. It mentions parrots and lantern-like tongue and notes some misprints and specimen details.
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Nature
Answeo
China
Ameren
Veterans Dream of a Paris Return in 1927
Ex soldiers savor the idea of a Paris trip for the 1927 American Legish convention. Few veterans can return, with about 30,000 eligible and only 1 in 100 likely to go. Cost estimates exceed 175 dollars, with wives invited, while many face duties, finances, and aging as they dream of revisiting the Front and Montmartre.
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Paris
Beohnson
Brest
la Havre
Ile Place de Opera
Inez Jonngons
Walla
Changa
Paria
Thad
Tina
Omaty
Reaselva
Thomas Apmeton
Gafor
Inesian
Great Salt Lake and Why People Float
Local note explains why people float in salty water. The piece compares salt content and buoyancy, noting Lake Bonneville’s remnants, the lake’s few outlets, and how salt preserves water while some drainage occurs. It mentions a Santa Monica visit and a playful suggestion to add salt to bathwater to float.
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Conteus
Ve Suit Lake
Petaldi
Santa Monica
California
Cub Salt Lake
Lake Lanneville
Bonneville Ars
Salt Lake City
Great Salt Lake
Radio control and piracy spark federal action urged
The Chicago Daily News and Linegin Nebraska Journal report on rising broadcasting stations and the clash over air rights. Calls for federal control to prevent chaos in radio and protect the public, while noting coal strikes reducing American wheat prices and global economic links through shipping and labor disruptions.
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Chicago Daily News
Lael Offerte
Washington
United States
Caileral
Sommerce
Pirates of the Air
Linegin
Neb
England
Towan farm protests spur political complaints
A garbled report notes rising concerns among Towan farmers about marketing practices and alleged political influence. Officials and residents discuss possible economic and regulatory implications, signaling simmering tensions surrounding agricultural markets and governance.
Kansas Wheat Wins Glory in Gov Dayisma Film Ad
A playful Kansas Sunflower theme praises wheat supremacy in a state film featuring Gov Jonathan Dayisma.References include Kansas wheat gifts to President Coolidge and cheers for local agriculture figures, with satirical asides on prohibitionists and politicians extolling Kansas as the best in crops and people.
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York ‘Times
Jonathan Dayisma
Stansas
Inisas
Coolidge
Kansas
Alley
Kansas City
Ika
Mr. Capper
Mr. Curtis
Victor Murdock
Toney Aten
Bil White
Bewt
Finis
Dear Howe
West
Colorado
Missouri
Atchison
Laws and Fashion Misleap in Philadelphia Palette Ledger
Misleading economic talk on women’s fashion fails to sway trends as Mussolini’s campaign to regulate apparel proves ineffective. Southern cotton markets show no spontaneous demand for warmer textile blends, sparking heated debate and tensions over women’s rights.
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Mussolini
Deeres
Thes South
Marriage and Divorce Tales from Des Moines and Boston
A chaotic OCR slice reports Cedar Ropirie from Des Moines and a Boston tale involving multiple marriages. It questions how many divorces a person should be entitled to, noting rigidity in license and contract safeguards amid intertwined lives and families.
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Cedar Ropirie
Eas
Des Moines
Rive
Josh
Vwoston
Oman
Boston
Ventilating Our Minds in Cedar Rapids Mindset
A fragmented note argues for regular mental ventilation to refresh thoughts and ideas. It urges letting go of stale patterns, embracing fresh enthusiasm, and varying internal activities to prevent overwork and stagnation.
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Cedar Rapida Cilzette
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Uncle Wiggily
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mif Oe
Nature Notes
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Brain Exchange
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