Waterloo Evening Courier Beginnings and Policy Notes
Waterloo Evening Courier details circulation options and pricing, service areas, and dates. The notice lists postal, advertising, and reproduction rights, with policy statements on accuracy, fraud prevention, and offices in major cities.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
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Courtesy by Law Sparks Montreal Splash Fine Debate
The piece argues for a law fining drivers who splash mud onto pedestrians in street pools, with larger fines for bigger splashes. It jokes the fine should cover victims dry cleaning and notes such a rule would raise general morale by reducing monetary losses to pedestrians.
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Montreal
Waterloo
Europe arms shift beyond Kellogg pact as armies grow
The piece notes that only Germany and Russia reduced force levels since 1913 while nations across Europe expanded their armies. It lists gains for France Britain Italy Holland Roumania Switzerland Belgium Greece Denmark and Sweden, highlighting Switzerland’s 500 percent rise and Germany and Russia still maintaining large forces despite disarmament. The author cautions that fear of war persists amid cautious national pride and mutual suspicion.
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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 in Hindu and American Practices
The piece contrasts sacred Hindu reverence for cattle with American breeding aims. It notes cows as honored at weddings and at death, while slaughter is taboo, versus the American ranching approach that cross breeds Brahmans for beef and seeks benefit by adopting new methods. It highlights cultural beliefs versus pragmatic animal use.
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Texas
Florida
Oklahoma
Kansas
Automotive industry anticipates record year ahead
A past moving industry report notes Ford abandoned the Model T for the Model A, Chevrolet led low-price sales, and GM introduced a new fly cylinder Chevy. Projections foresee 1929 production reaching 2,000,000 and a peak year with unprecedented volume and competition across manufacturers and designers.
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Henry Ford
Chevrolet
Ford
General Motors
Cars in millions reshape the used market says Fort Matlison Democrat
The column argues that car production and ownership will surge, with millions of cars moving into the market and buyers trading in more often. It notes the potential impact on the used-car sector and suggests holidays be consolidated to speed workers back to business.
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Fort Matlison
Sunshine as a health aid and sun bath window ideas
A health column argues that commercial guidance often surpasses doctors in sun related health education. It describes a low cost improvised ultraviolet window and notes new affordable ultraviolet admitting glass may be common in sunrooms, urging medical supervision for sun based treatments.
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Ag 10
A. H. Pound
Weeping sinews and health questions answered
A reader asks about a medical lump and a clinic trick for weeping sinew, another seeks weight loss guidance for a 16 year old, and a hand hygiene question follows. Dr Grady replies on treatments, aspirin risks, and stresses medical supervision, with letter guidelines for the newspaper.
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From My Note-Book by GUENN FRANK
A fragment from GUENN FRANK’s note book emphasizes the value of fleeting insights. The piece reflects on quotations from Disraeli Shaw Tawney and Croce, noting the mix of belief, reason, hope and fear as drivers of living and perception.
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Guenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
McClure Newspaper
Disraeli
Bernard Shaw
Camfort
L. P. Jacks
Tawney
Dean Swift
Senedetto Croce
Ant
New York City Feigns Calm After Nightlife Downpour
A Dec 6 New York scene reports a sudden downpour during a theatre crowd aftermath that frayed nerves on Broadway. Police reinforced the area as a few clashes and catcalling erupted, with a dramatic street tableau likened to Midnight madness before calm returned.
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New York
Manhattan
Broadway
Cleerly Indy
Paris
Madison Square Garden
Uncle Wiggily Seeks Help for Torn Coat
Uncle Wiggily plans a race with the North Wind when his coat tears. His wife and housekeeper forget to sew the hole, naming Murie Jane and Miss Fuzzy Wuzzy as helpers who are busy with chores and dishes.
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Uncle Wiggily
Murie Jane
Squincle Wigelly
Fuzzy Wuzzy
Uncle Wigsily
Uncle Wiggily Seeks to Mend Coat Hole
In a playful cartoon style exchange Uncle Wiggily complains of a torn coat and considers sewing it himself with a spool of thread. Nurse Jane jokes about proper mending tools while a muskrat housekeeper offers to sew it tomorrow, but the rabbit hero resists and plans to fix it himself.
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Nurse Jane
Mel
Uncle Wiggily and the Blue Jay Thread Debacle
A comic Uncle Wiggily tale follows the bunny as a Blue Jay mocks a thread from his spool. The jay unwinds the thread across the woods causing chaos before the bunny knits the coat tear with the bird as improvised needle. The result: a neat repair and a promise of a future bird nest weave.
The Fortunate Wayfarer in a Cathedral Town Doorway
Martin Barnes a commercial traveler is drawn into a lord’s offer of 80 000 pounds after a door opens in an quiet cathedral town. He navigates social temptations with his fiancée Maisie and meets Gerald Garnham and Lay Blanche Banningham while scenes unfold at a Cosmopolitan bar and a new club stirring tension about money and status.
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Martin Barnes
Lord Arbdrington
Lawger
Gerald Garnham
Lord Aldrington
Barnes
Nrer
Malsie
Martin
Gerald Gnarnham
Lay Hlanche Banningham
Gerald
Percy Quilland
Percy Quiffard
Ned Welshman
America
Percy
London
New York
Maisie
Kittself
Maartin
Marlin
WeWell
Percy Quillard
Precy Quilland
Asbury College Upholds Tobacco and Language Standards
Asbury College Wilmore Kentucky declares its aim to provide a Christian home free from vices. It states that students using tobacco or objectionable language will be withdrawn. It emphasizes admission only to those who have overcome tobacco before enrollment and notes growing enrollments strain resources.
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Asbury College
Wilmore
Ufe
Christmas Fortunes in Uncle Rays Corner
Scene in Sterling’s office reveals a tense inheritance dispute as Aunt Dorothy pleads over $134. Carson offers justice and invites Dorothy and her niece to a Christmas party, while Sterling resists. The exchange ends with Carson’s promise to settle scores as the curtain falls.
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Sterling
Lok
Carson
Dorothy
Dorothy Barnes
Aunt Dorothy
Warrow
Warren
Helen
the Warren
Melon
Sitbling
Ray
Srene
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
Burroughs Nature Club shares reader questions on tracks, feathers, and vision in animals. Answers discuss kerosene odor, a fox hound seeing at night, scent following vs sight, and why some birds migrate earlier for food.
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Sonia
Beng
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