Weekly Waterloo Daily News Classifieds and Notices
The Waterloo Daily News catalogues advertising rates and policies with notice of twelve leasing services, circulation details, and representative offices in Newark Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles and San Francisco. It lists payment terms and the policy against fraudulent or misleading ads with a standard rate structure and subscription pricing.
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Courtesy By Law In Montreal Fines Splashing Pedestrians
In Montreal motorists are fined for splashing mud on pedestrians crossing through pools of water. The larger the splash, the larger the fine. The piece argues such a law protects pedestrians and suggests using fines to cover dry cleaning costs, noting such rules are lacking in Waterloo due to imbalanced numbers of riders and walkers.
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Montreal
Waterloo
Europe arms rise despite Kellogg pact trend
Nations show varied military growth since 1913 with only Germany and Russia lowering force levels. France Britain Italy Holland Romania Switzerland Belgium Greece Denmark and Sweden all report gains from 15 years, Switzerland surging 500 percent. Trotz disarmament, fear of a renewed war lingers amid mutual distrust.
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Europe
Germany
Russia
France
Great Britain
Italy
Holland
Roumania
Switzerland
Belgium
Greece
Denmark
Sweden
England
Ancient and Modern Views on Cattle Respect and Use
The piece contrasts Hindu reverence for cattle with American cattle breeding and exploitation. It notes cows as sacred in Hindu culture, with rituals surrounding weddings and death, while in the United States Brahman cattle cross breed for beef across Texas Florida Oklahoma and Kansas. It highlights differing beliefs about what is right based on tradition versus practicality.
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Texas
Florida
Oklahoma
Kansas
Auto Industry 1927 1929 Ford GM Chevrolet Lead Change
The article reviews rapid shifts in the auto industry as Ford abandons the Model T for the Model A. Chevrolet leads the low-price market until Ford regains momentum, with GM debuting a six-cylinder Chevrolet. Projections expect 2,000,000 cars in 1929 and a peak year ahead amid fierce competition and new models.
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Henry Ford
Chevrolet
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General Motors
Cars Move Toward Mass Ownership and Trade-ins Rise
The Fort Madison Democrat notes cars shift toward mass ownership as makers discuss millions of vehicles, not hundreds of thousands, prompting speculation on future machine demand. Salesmen will push frequent trade-ins, complicating the used car market, and holidays should be clustered to speed return to work.
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Fort Madison Democrat
Sunshine as Health Brand and Sun Bath Tips
A health column discusses sun exposure as a source of ultraviolet rays, noting earlier warnings about excess sun and praising commercial sun products. It reviews a cheap 25 cent homemade window for sunbaths, compares it with costly UV glass, and argues laypeople should seek physician guidance rather than DIY apparatus.
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A. H. Pound
Weeping Sinews and Health Q A Column Notes
A reader asks about a home remedy for weeping sinew and the columnist notes it as an old trick, advising caution and nerve. The piece also covers a weight loss question declined as unsafe without medical supervision, plus a hand hygiene query about disease transmission through hand contact and a caution on aspirin use for arthritis with a warning against dependency. Dr. Brady will answer health letters via mail.
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From My Note-Book by Glenn Frank
Excerpted reflections from Glenn Frank on ideas worth saving from reading. Quotes from Disraeli Shaw Jacks Pascal Tawney Swift Croce and Croce on belief science hope and fear. Ends noting both optimists and pessimists should read the passage.
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University of Wisconsin
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Dean Swift
Benedetto Croce
New Yorks restless crowds in sudden downpour after theatre
A heavy shower after a Manhattan theatre premiere trapped crowds under marquees and snarled traffic on Broadway. Patrons grew irritable, dispatches clashed with police, and one man urged departure from a high official in a low car. A fainting woman and heated outbursts capped a scene likened to midnight madness in New York.
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Manhattan
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Paris
Madison Square Garden
Uncle Wiggily and the Spool of Thread
Uncle Wiggily asks Nurse Jane to sew the hole in his coat. Miss Fuzzy Wuzzy delays chores and forgets. The rabbit wife suggests Nurse Jane, while Jack Frost tightens the cold as Wiggy plans a morning outing.
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Uncle Wiggily Mends Coat With Thread Help From Jay
Uncle Wiggily buys a spool of thread to mend his torn coat but a Blue Jay unwinds the thread, dragging it through the woods. The jay helps by acting as a needle and, with the bird’s aid, the coat hole is sewn shut. The tale hints at a future birds’ picnic.
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Local Resident Comments On Wedding And Home Draft
Abe Martin notes the unusual attention as Mrs. Marf Spar speaks of her daughter’s marriage this morning and desires for a private home. The Rotary Club anecdote hints at broader chatter about life and community roles in the town.
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Marf Spar
The Fortunate Wayfarer at a Cathedral Town Door
Martin Barnes, a commercial traveler, discovers a door in an obscure cathedral town inviting him inside where a dramatic gift exchange unfolds. Lord Ardlington, believing he has days to live, offers 80 000 pounds in cash to the first passerby, sparking a web of schemes, manners, and shifting loyalties among Barnes, Maisie, Gerald Garnham, and Lady Blanche Banningham as they navigate money, love, and identity in a world of old manners and new temptations.
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Martin Barnes
Lord Ardrington
Gerald Garnham
Lord Aldrington
Barnes
Maisie
Martin
Blanche Banningham
Gerald
Percy Quilland
Ned Welshman
America
Percy
London
New York
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Empire
Leicester
Precy Quilland
Christmas Fortune Inheritance Confrontation
In Sterling's Sterling's office Carson confronts him over a $134 inheritance as Aunt Dorothy Barnes seeks justice for her family. Carson offers help and invites them to a Christmas party, promising to arrange a hearing tomorrow at the Warren. The room fills with tension as both men vow to settle scores.
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Carson
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Sterling
Aunt Dorothy
Warren Hotel
Helen
the Warren
Welen
Uncle Ray
Asbury College Chooses Its Student Ethos
Asbury College Willmore Ky states it will maintain a tobacco andobjectionable language free environment. Students using tobacco at any time will be asked to withdraw. Those who quit only upon entering the college or fail to meet ideals may not gain admission or continuation.
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Asbury College
Willmore
Burroughs Nature Club Notes
Burroughs Nature Club Notes invites readers to send general nature questions to the Nature Notes Department of this paper and promises answers in the column.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Nature Notes
Answers in Tomorrows Nature Notes New Questions Arise
In tomorrow's Nature Notes readers ask about rabbit tracks and whether birds have toe feathers and if any bug stands on its head. Prior Q and A discuss kerosene odor, a fox hound night vision, and why some birds migrate earlier than others with explanations on scent versus sight and food availability.
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