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Waterloo newspaper masthead and advertising policy page listing publication details. Includes publisher W H Hartman Co editors Hartman Jackson McCoy treasurer, subscription prices, postal filing, AP and UPI affiliations, advertising rules and offices in major cities.
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W. H. Hartman Co
Courier
Commer Park Ave
Commercial Bt
John
Hartman Vessisserssass
Jackson McCoy
O.es
Audit Bureau of Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Biary
Brooks
Finiry
Romantic notion of journalism is often romanticized
A writer argues against the myth that journalism is inherently glamorous. The piece notes reporters may chase thrilling stories, yet most work is routine and monotonous. It warns undergraduates about idealizing the field and highlights the harsh realities behind a newsroom life.
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Rotary Club
The Crowded Hour and Road Safety Vigilance
A piece notes the 5 p m to 6 p m rush hour as the period of greatest danger in cities. It cites a Popular Mechanics warning that yearly US accidents exceed WWI casualties, with human factors, not vehicle faults, driving most tragedies. It urges examination of the human “machine” to curb risk.
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Trac
Popular Mechanics
United States
Debating American Histories and Patriotism
An American military figure Capt Elbridge Colby challenges biased textbooks that mythologize war. His critique contrasts Revolutionary War and World War I depictions with popular histories. He urges historians to value truth over glory and notes parallels in how governments handle opposition candidates.
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Mexico
Spain
Personal Health Service on Deafness and Ear Surgery
A lively critique of catarrhal deafness and ear surgery by Dr Brady. It argues ear specialists overoperate while advocating cautious care, notes on appendicitis parallels, and urges immediate surgery only when necessary. Readers’ questions cover pneumonia causes bunions and cold definitions, with medical advice and a request for reader definitions.
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Tyros
Brady
William Brady
Garrets and Geniuses by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues that scientific progress thrives with ample funding and structured organization, yet must preserve the liberty of the genius. He warns against overbearing oversight and factory style research, urging a balance between finance and freedom for sustained discovery.
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Garrets and Geniuses
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Herbert Hoover
America
Barret
Remus
John Jay Chapman
Recalling Scoops by Jud Welliver in Des Moines
Marshalltown Times-Republican recalls Cy Cole and Jud Welliver scooping each other in Des Moines. Welliver, famed for extracting inside information from Iowa officials, is praised as the best state capital reporter. The piece notes Ames era nerves and Welliver’s morgue of notes.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Cy Cole
Iowa
Jud Welliver
Des Moines
Ames
Jud
Borah Recalled as Fine Starter in Political Record
Milwaukee Journal opines Senator Borah often began strong but rarely finished. The piece labels him the Sage of the sage brush and notes his public career produced many fine starts that never reached conclusion.
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Milwaukee Journal
Senator Borah
Borah
Diary of a modern Pepys in New York 1927
C O McIntyre recounts a restless New York diary with wild scenes and observations. He notes a taxi fire alarm episode and a Hindu soothsayer on Barrow Street, then strolls through Battery and Wall Street, describing crime, fashion, theater figures, and social habits of midtown life.
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New York
Child's
Barrow Street
Battery
Wall Street
Trinity
Uncle Wiggily's Ice Boat in Woodland Snow
The tale describes a frigid Woodland scene near the Orange Ice Mountains. Uncle Wiggily, living in a hollow stump bungalow, gazes at a frozen duck pond while Jack Frost blankets the fields in white snow. His wife asks about living in the sunny Southland, but he declines with a twinkling nose.
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Orange Ice Mountains
Uncle Wiggily
Jack Frost
Southland
Uncle Wiggily’s Winter Ice Boat Ride Adventure
In a cozy scene, Uncle Wiggily the rabbit plans a ride on his ice boat on a frozen pond. Skipper the black cricket notes summer’s warmth, while Bates Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy asks for sandpaper to repaint an old chair.
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Skipper
Rabbit
Bates Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Tamurai
Uncle Wiggily Ice Boat Used Sandpaper To Outrace Bear
In a Whimsical Abe Martin style tale Uncle Wiggily sails an ice boat across a pond pursued by the Bushy Bear. He bites sandpaper to prevent slips and wins escape, then retrieves his boat as wind dies. The bunny teases the bear and hints at a future candy cane episode.
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Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Longears
Duck Pond
Uncle Wirsily
Bunny Gentleman
Uncle Wigelly
Uncle Wigglly
Nurse Jane
Golden Youth A Novel of the Younger Generation
Claire Pomeroy portrays Adele Haines and her daughter Geraldine amid a fashionable youthful circle. Adele, 38, longs for renewed youth as she becomes entangled with Jack Tiffany, a dapper stranger, while Geraldine plans carefree escapades with her crowd. The dinner dance exposes desires, class boundaries, and a mother’s pursuit of renewal.
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Golden Youth
Claire Pomeroy
Geraldine Haines
Verry
Jack Tiffany
Jerry
Adele Haines
Afisa
Geraldine
Dexter
Dexter Haines
Jack
Jack Allard
Adele
Lucy
Tye
Tiffany
Wire
Duck
Lisa
Suz
Todd Hickman
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
The column invites questions on nature topics and provides answers from Broughton Alor Lanco. It covers feeding fresh water snails, identifying a red-green-yellow ringed snake, why a hen turns its head, hummingbird moth behavior, a river parasite in ash, butterfish parasites, and albatross nesting behavior with the single egg laid on bare rock guarded by seaweed.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Broughton Alor Lanco
Bara
Three Farm Groups Split Over Federal Aid Plan
Davenport Times reports continuing rift among major farm bodies American Farm Federation Farmers' Union and National Grange over federal aid. Farm Bureau backs McNary Haugen while Grange leaders oppose the equalization fee preferring a debenture tariff scheme. Farmers' Union undecided.
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Davenport
American Farm Federation
The
Farmers’ Union
National Grange
Farm Bureau
McNary- Haugen
Grange
Farmers' Union
Possible Causes in Flood Reports Across Regions
Detroit News notes a single cabinet officer reported the Mississippi flood to Mr. Coolidge while two officers reported the New England disaster. The difference may reflect proximity to home or that one officer was Hoover.
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Detroit
Mississippi
Coolidge
New England
Hoover
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C. O. McIntyre
Conyrighted
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Midtown
Broadway
Amelia Bingham
Arthur Deagon
Johnnie Ray
Miss Bingham
Riverside Drive
Joseph Jefferson
Shakespeare
Yap Wagon
Spielers
Uncle Wiggily’s
Howard R. Garis
Santa Claus
Abe Martin
Ruth Elder
Newt Plum
Indinoplus
John B Pile
National Newspaper Service
Generi
Nature Notes
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