Waterloo Evening Courier page financial and staff notice
The Waterloo Evening Courier lists its office, circulation figures, and staff roles including President and Editor and Treasurer and General Manager. It notes Associated Press and United Press International dispatch access and advertising policies with rate and submission guidelines.
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W. HL. Chartmen Co
Courier
Corner Park Ava
Commercial St
Waterloo
Associated Press
United Press International News
Audit Bureau of Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Representatives
A Bright Man Says Exactly What He Thinks About America
The piece mocks the idea that critics must praise the United States. It cites H. L. Mencken who, while liking America, enjoys finding faults and argues critics would be unhappy in a flawless state. It notes the enduring insult of telling foreigners to leave as weak and silly.
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United States
H. L. Mencken
America
Mencken
United Pre
Ford's Libel Suit Highlights Free Speech Gap
The piece argues Henry Ford faces little financial risk from a libel case over anti Semitic claims. It notes his wealth and protected status, while Rabbi Wise and Samuel Untermyer seek federal venue. The text questions equity in speech rights between a billionaire and the average worker.
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Henry Ford
Ford
Federal Reserve System
Stephen 3. Wise
New York
Samuel Untermyer
Detroit
New York City
Minst
Christmas Trees Spark Debate on Timber Supply
The public welcomes about 11 060 000 Christmas trees each holiday season while forestry authorities deny a drain on resources. Experts urge proper gathering and see trees as teaching tools for conservation, though concerns linger about wild plants from holly to mountain laurel.
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American Tree Association
American Nature Association
Charles Tathrop Pack
Woodbridgs Metcalf
School of Forestry
University of California
Metcalf Beleves
F. L. Hicker
National Wild Flower Preservation Society
The Typhoid Carrier At Church Suppers Explained
Dr William Brady explains how typhoid spreads via carriers who prepare food. A case in Eaton Rapids Michigan 1925 linked 35 infections and 6 deaths to a carrier who handled squash at a church dinner. Incubation averaged 13 days, with earlier or later outbreaks possible. immunization is advised before attending church suppers.
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Eaton Rapids
Mich
Readers discuss canker sores and safe at home remedies
A columnist cites claims that eating an orange daily cured canker sores after several weeks. Another reader recommends applying iodine tincture and glycerine to each sore and rinsing with boric acid solution. A Q and A covers stair exercise for expectant mothers and directs health letters to Dr. Brady with self addressed envelopes.
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Mra
C. V
CG. V
Hall of Fame
Broadway gossip exposes cafe life and blurred morals
A New York gossip column portrays cafe life as a haven for exposing affairs and theft. It recounts incidents of drunken sprees, discarded flirtations, and upscale temptations where crimes go unpunished and secrets threaten marriages.
The Pursuit of the New and a Bird Feeding Bid
Essay excerpts urge balancing old and new ideas with emphasis on learning by doing. The piece argues to seek new truths while respecting ancient thought and notes Davenport Times appeals for winter birds to be fed, urging practical care and citizen generosity.
Uncle Wiggily's Bread and Butter
Mrs. Longears, Uncle Wiggily's rabbit wife, owns a diamond bracelet he bought at a five and nineteen cent store. She wears it proudly and thanks him with a kiss, then plans to seek an adventure, lingering on the bracelet and its gift.
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Mrs. Longears
Ancle
Bush Surprise Unmasks Snowy Fox in Rabbit Tale
In a playful woodland scene a rabbit discovers a shaking bush and unveils the Fuzzy Fox beneath it. The fox admits surprise as the duo encounter the unknown movement stirred by a cold wind and snow.
Uncle Wiggily Finds Diamond Bracelet In Butter
In a Lemuel the Rabbit tale Uncle Wiggily races a fox then returns home to find his wife’s diamond bracelet missing. Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy and friends search the bungalow. A tramp cat reappears at the back door and, while sharing bread and butter, the bracelet is discovered stuck in the butter, restored and shining.
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Uncle Wiggily
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Mrs. Longears
Bunny Rabbit
Fox
Uncle Wiggity
Mr. Longears
Jingle
Nurse Jane
Uncle
Ancie Wigsily
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Q&A Preview
In 1925 Burroughs Nature Club notes answer reader questions on insect eyes and bird survival in winter. The column discusses the crop and gizzard in insects, how pests affect digestion, and tips to keep perches clean with whitewash and vermin deterrents.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Georgia
The Feast of Folly ends in a dramatic riding school fire
Diane Colfax and Philip Osborne face scandal and danger as a riding academy burns. D'Armand sacrifices himself to help horses, while Cora Savage collapses in fear. Diane comforts Phil and confesses love as D'Armand is saved, leaving questions about motives and romance lingering after the blaze.
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Diane Colfax
Diane
Armand
Osborne
Dr. Patrick
Hazel Ellicot
Josephine Springer
Capt
D'Armand
Ellicot
Phil Osborne
Cora
Osborn
D’armand
Mrs. Colfax
Jud
Phil
Hettie
Phi
Adieux
Hax 200
Phil Et
Altho
France
Cora Savage
Corn Savage
Captain Dean
Abe Martin on modern thrift and fashion theft
Abe Martin mocks the habit of borrowing frock coats and plug hats to pay homage and notes how today’s world seems gentler than manners from mothers’ days. He parodies social pretenses by contrasting past exiles with current fads and debts.
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Paul
Naming the Warriors by Uncle Ray
Uncle Ray explains how Native American names arise from birth and clan totems, with Rain-in-the-Face as a mythic example. The piece notes that many tribes gave names tied to family, clan, or events, and that some boys received new names upon rites or exile and return.
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Rain-in-the-Face
Rainin-the
Rain-in-the
Little Bear
Biz Buffalo
California
Canada
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