Waterlooo Evening Courier Public Notice Fragments
Fragmented OCR notice from Waterloo Evening Courier with names and addresses, publishing and advertising policy notes, association details, and rate information. Mentions W. Martesa, Hartman Tyee, Edgord Taekaon McGoy, and branch exchange, with references to Associated Press and advertising rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ONO
Gundey
Martesa
Courier
Corner Park Ave
John
Hartman Tyee
Edgord Taekaon McGoy
Mall
Bbeyond
Insa
Glopet
Donth
Ibe
Posto
Associated Press Internationals News
D Press
Associated Presa
Alaighty
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Trix
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Brory, Brooke & Finley, Representatives
Debate Over Senate Admittance And Campaign Finance Reform
The Smith Vare case prompts questions on senate power to judge qualifications and the limits of state election laws. A new reform plan by former Gov. Pinchot proposes strict spending caps for national campaigns, with costs disclosed and violations nullifying candidacy. The measure, to be introduced in Congress, faces uncertain fate amid wary Senate stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Javelygs
Senate
Smith-Vare
Congress
Smith
Vare
Victor Berger
House
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Tom Craft
The Universal Appeal and the Mexico City Visit
A fragmented ode praising cross border amity and the shared daring of Mexicans and Americans. The piece celebrates Carroll Lindberghs and references Uncle Sam, suggesting a wartime stance and admiration for adventurous deeds across the Rio Grande. The prose weaves national pride with reverence for historical ties and possible calls to action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindberons
Washington
Mexico City
Rio Grande
Sai
Ugliness Before Grace A Health Column Debate
A 1927 health column by Dr. William Brady answers reader letters about girls wearing high heel shoes. He argues high heels harm arches and general development, urges conservative footwear, and stresses physical education. Other questions cover white bread, wool stockings, bran mash benefits, and primrose exposure with brief, practive replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Brady
Bir
BM. J. Dt
New York By Bay A Pepys Style Diary Notes
Fragmented reminiscences and social vignettes from D C McIntyre and Kenyon Nicholson. Mentions modern diary entries, a dinner party at Sherry’s, a moth damaged pantaloons, and playful anecdotes about theatre life in New York. References to Paradise Alley nostalgia and figures like Bob Sherwood and circus history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dev
Nicholson
Kenyon Nicholson
Crawfordsville
Ind
Wil Ham McHarg
Chicago
Margaret and
Dee Moore
Sherry
The Fruits of Defiance and a Winter Reverie
A 1930s era compendium piece by Glenn Frank contrasts defiance of conformity with social penalties and leadership. It quotes Sumner on duty, notes the rise of individual greatness through defiance, and laments fading wintertime joys reflected in a York World passage about sleighs and snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Moture Newspaper
Charles Sumner
Uncle Wiggily's Christmas Pie in a Cozy Kitchen Wanders
Uncle Wiggily and family quarrel over making a Christmas pie in a bustling hollow stump kitchen. Mrs Wiggins Nurse Tae Fuezy Wuezy and others bustle with pies and treats while Uncle Wiggily frets at the idea of a Christmas pie missing from the holiday feast. The group debates whether to bake a pie or settle for other desserts as the morning unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Wigglly
Tae
Mr. Longears
Uncle Wiggily
Jane
Uncle Wiggily Makes a Strange Christmas Pie
Abe Martin narrator details Uncle Wiggily in a bungalow planning a pie for Christmas. He hides money in the pie crust to protect it from the Bear, who bites the pie and injures his teeth. The Bear flees to the dentist as the bunny laughs and prepares another pie for the holiday.
Golden Youth A Novel of the Younger Generation
Claire Pomeroy follows Jerry Haines a young woman drawn to Jack Tiffany while Todd Hickman, her former confidant, wrestles with loyalty. Adele Haines, Jerry’s mother, navigates a tangle of affection, money, and ambition as Tiffany courts her with quiet resolve. At Sunn ybank Farm a dinner date ends with a tentative promise to continue their conversation, steering the plot toward a dramatic next chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Pomeroy
John FP. Dille Co
National Newspaper Service
Jerry Haines
Jack Tiffany
Jerry
Todd Hickman
Tiffany
Adele
Mona French
Dexter
Dexter Haines
Mona
Todd
Jerry As
Spitfire
Adele Haines
Jack Tifany
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Answers From Questions
A local nature column invites reader questions about nature subjects and promises answers in the next issue. It recounts recent Q and A on animal behavior and sea urchin anatomy, noting that horses use lips like a hand and that sea urchin spines are pivoting bases with sensory roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natura Notes Dept
London
Eng
Christmas Hope in a One-Room Home
In a crowded city home with a sick aunt and dwindling funds, Helen faces Christmas without work or rent money. Dr. Andrews confirms the aunt’s slow recovery but warns she cannot return to work yet. Helen gazes at a single bright star, promising it will be her hope as eviction looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne
P. S
Althe Jeanne
Brady
William Brady
Tiffany
Adele
Tse
Helen Barnes
Dorothy
Helen
Uncle Ray
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Waterloo Ovening
Amy Watlal
MR. Pinchot
Universal Appeal
William Brady, M.D
Nat'l Newspaper
Omyn
D. C. McIntyre
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Paradise Alley
Bob Sherwood
Greenwich Village
Sherwood
Park Avenue
Gain
Cain's
Broadway
Bloomy Haven
Ruso
Gread Tenor
Coney Island
Markind
Iki
Noman
Tiger
York World
Bay Hill
HOWARD # R. GARTS
Tosom
Phi
Uncle Wigerly
Shirrie
Mim
Epuveant
Abe Martin
Fuzzy
Mr. Long Ears
Hollow Stump
Mr. Longcars
Uncle Wighty
Mr. Bruin
Uncle
Tam
Jonmi
Uncle Wieily
Mr Longerars
Wilbur Purviance
Mexico
Sunnybank Farm
Griffly
Burroughs Nature Club
Uncle Ray’s
Tomas
Wrk
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