Waterloo Evening Courier Establishes Rates and Policies
Waterloo Evening Courier, published daily except Sunday by W. H. Hartman Co, lists subscription prices by carrier and mail, notes editors John Hartman and Jackson McCoy, and states Associated Press and United Press International affiliations. The paper outlines advertising policies, payment terms, and bureau memberships.
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W. H. Hartman Co
Courier
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
John ©. Hartman
Jackson McCoy
Treas
Gen
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press International
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Iyants
Zoan Ag
New York
House Rules Shake Up As Insurgents Lose Spots
The Republican committee on committees offers a hard line against the Wisconsin insurgents led by La Follette. Several progressives lose chairmanships or be dropped from rolls while Cooper La Guardia and Sinclair also lose seniority or committee posts. A new rule requires 218 signatures to bring a bill from committee to the floor, tightening regulars control.
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Republican Committee On Committees
Groun
la Follette
Wisconsin
Cooper
Committee On Foreign Affairs
la Guardia
New York
Sinclair
North Dakota
Notre Dame Nebraska clash stirs town crowd turmoil
After a Thanksgiving meeting in Lincoln, Notre Dame fans complain of insults from Nebraska districts while signaling a rift with the university. Knute Rockne returns to a still unsettled scene as locals, not officials, bear responsibility for the melee.
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Notre Dame
Nebraska
Booth
Lincoln
Knute Rockne
South Bend
Tle Jensus
The Rivals at 150 Years On Stage in New York
Austin Timms reviews the 150th anniversary production of Richard Sheridan’s The Rivals. Mrs. Minne Fiske leads a company in a retrospective, praising vivid eighteenth century color, satire, and memorable characters like Sir Lucius O’Trigger and Lydia Languish while noting the play’s place in theatrical history and its relation to modern audiences.
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Richard Syinsley Sheridan
Minne Ainddern Fiske
New York
An Jevont Jong
Sheridan
Mane Jters
Lucius
O'Trigger
Sir Anthony Absolute
Bob ‘Acres
Mrs. Malaprop
Absolute
Paulkland
Dainty
Lydia
Lucy
Hamlet
Tulter
Falstaff
Jota Adams
Concord
Bath
England
George III
Robespierre
Narpoteon
Not So Bad Opposes Claim on Jazz and Symphonies
Civic development reports 49 symphony orchestras exist in the United States from Boston to Boulder Cole. Public funds support some bands, while most are privately funded. The Boston Symphony has a $1.9 million endowment and New York parks spend on tree music. The Denver civic orchestra runs training for musicians.
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America
Civic Development Department
National Chamber of Commerce
United States
Boston
Boulder
Cole
Baltimore
New York City
Denver
Americs
Difference After All in Iowa Editors Comment
Eldora Herald quotes Mark Twain on differences in opinion shaping politics and party splits, suggesting Republicans in Wisconsin and elsewhere share similar views. The Des Moines Register notes the Term bureau’s funding and votes by state, with Iowa paying $35,600 for four seats, Illinois similar, while most federation members reside in Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Minnesota.
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Eldora Herald
Mark Twain
United States Senate
Wisconsin
Bob la Follette
Midwest
Des Moines Register
Middle West
National Organization
Iowa
National Federation
Yates
Illinois
Federation
Indiana
Ohio
Minnesota
President Coolidge Seeks Farmer Support In Chicago Speech
Davenport Democrat reports President Coolidge arrives in Chicago to address farmers. He argues tariffs and government gestures will aid farmers if they fix themselves, amid a rambling and critical tone reflecting the era and political climate.
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Harn
Ees
Davenport
Coolidge
Chicago
Abe Martin Boys and a Runaway Wife Cite Hazy Talk
A fragment from Abe Martin style writing reflects on middle aged women and a joke about a runaway wife, noting weariness and humorous tone amid unclear dialogue and slang.
Little Mother Letters Share Warm Health Counsel
A reader letter from a four year old child’s account prompts Dr. William Brady to advise on infant care, feeding, clothing, and seeking a baby specialist. The column prints gratitude and a sample note to encourage mothers, plus short Q&A on diet, kissing, and health cautions, inviting signed inquiries for future issues.
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Werserr
usLong
Lena Wlysein
Atlas
Nore
Lil Fella
Pal Aroua
Brady
Richardson
Jude
Putuaws
Dr. Brady
William Brady
Uncle Wiggily and Joies Friend
Uncle Wiggily visits Lois Tommie and Kittie Kat's home where Joie introduces a new friend Smelly Skunk. The skunk joins Joie in a pantry raid and foils a wolf with perfume. The tale blends playful animal antics with a warning about sneaky acts and friendship. Amsterdam report notes a Dutch conscientious objector jailed for five months amid wartime policy.
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Uncle Wiggily
Lois
Tom
Mie
Kittie Kat
Bunny
Hat House
Joie
Kittie
Yother
Tommie
Mr. Longears
Grandma
Aunt Tabby Kat
Jose
Uncle Wiggthy
Spindrift A Novel of the Great Lakes excerpted
Synopsis centers on Captain Carl Garrison jailed for a murder he did not commit and John Goodheart who, with Janet Needham, battles a stormy lake rescue. A drowning boy clings to survival while Goodheart dives, searches, and fights exhaustion to save him as thunder and phosphorescent depths loom. The tale promises continued peril and a cliffhanger continuation.
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Carl Garrison
Olaf ‘Thornberg
Thornicce
Needham
John Geedheart
Garrison
John
Janet
Bobby
Gonodheart
Jie
Fie
Jedia
Hle
Janet Needham
Jess
Goodheart
Ted
Burroughs Nature Club Notes 1925 Questions
A 1925 Burroughs Nature Club Notes column invites readers to send questions on nature topics. It answers queries on insect predators, chamois versus goats, and methods to deter blue jays from mockingbirds, noting humane and safety concerns and historical hunting practices.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Nature Notes
Elephant At London Zoo To Wear Leg Splints
A young bull elephant named Opjah at the London Zoological Gardens is becoming knock-kneed due to ill dieting at birth. He will receive ambulatory splints for his hind legs after plaster casts of his legs were made. Leather splints will be crafted to fit.
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Olephane
London
Opjah
London Zoological Gardens
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