Waterloo Daily Record ad and policy notices
Page shows publication details Waterloo Iowa with staff names John Hartman Jackson McCoy and ad terms. It lists subscription prices by carrier and mail within and beyond 50 miles, plus advertising policies and office representation in major cities. The piece notes second class matter status and right to edit ads for legality and public policy.
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W. HL Hartman Co
Courier
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
John C. Hartman
Jackson McCoy
Sinan Potn
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press International News
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Snees SS Cp
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks , Finley
Representatives
Ain
Wright Plane Revival Stirring Back-Home Debate
The twenty-fifth anniversary of the Wright brothers Kitty Hawk flight rekindles calls to bring the original Wright plane back to the United States. Senators Reed and Swanson favor returning the artifact to the Smithsonian while preserving Langley’s machine as a separate, equally historic relic.
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Wright Brothers
Kitty Hawk
N. C
America
Reed
Utah
Swanson
Virginia
Board’ of Regents
Smith- Sonian Institution
England
Samuel P
Langley
Wright
Orville Wright
Wilbur
Wrights
Cornstalk News Print Heralds New Paper Era
A Danville Kentucky edition announces the world’s first newspaper printed on cornstalk pulp. The 116 page issue showcases a cornfield byproduct paper, aims to boost local industry, reduce forest use, aid flood control, and create farm income. It also notes potential fight against the European corn borer via field cleanups.
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Danville
Midwest
Canada
United States
Avoid the Xmas Abbreviation and Use Christmas
A holiday-era appeal urges readers to spell the word Christmas in full, arguing there is no justification for the abbreviation Xmas. The piece criticizes shortcuts as sacrilegious in a busy age and calls for respectful usage of the name of the observance.
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Healthy Iowans and Public Health Claims
Dr. Henry Albert asserts Iowa residents are healthier than the typical state due to climate and outdoor agricultural life, despite gaps such as a missing division of child hygiene. He notes daily and seasonal temperature changes stimulate the body and that high educational standards support public health efforts.
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Iowa
Department of Health
Commonwealth
Henry Albert
Albert
Iowa Homes and Health Tempts Loyal Residents
The discussed conditions in Iowa show lower death rates than the U S average. Mortality from heart disease and pneumonia is also lower, with overall life prospects depicted as favorable. The passage celebrates Iowa as an excellent place to live and work, urging Iowans to sing of their nativity.
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United States
Iowa
Brewer's yeast for pellagra urged by medical council
A southeastern Kentucky medical conference of seventy three doctors declared pellagra epidemic in the region linked to undernourishment. They promote brewer's yeast as a low cost preventive and health booster, noting its pellagra preventing elements.
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Brewer’s
South
Kentucky
Council of Doctors
Kentucky Medical Journal
Altho
That Hair Dye Controversy and Mercury Questions
Readers clamor for the dye’s name as one correspondent cites a lead acetate and sulphur mix, while the editor condemns nostrums and warns readers against home dyeing. In health letters, Dr Brady explains mercury skin absorption and notes uncertainties about syphilis cures. readers are invited to send stamped envelopes for replies.
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G. A
ANS
The Pursuit of Happiness by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues the Declaration guarantees life liberty and pursuit of happiness but not its outcomes. Happiness, he says, is a personal result of intelligent habit adjustment and work aligned with one’s mental and physical make up. He urges scientific psychology to guide a sober technique of pursuing happiness through poised, purposeful effort.
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Rigdt
Love, longing, and a South Africa reunion in city tale
A New York boardinghouse romance unfolds when a mining engineer declares he can live apart. Years later the woman discovers him in a crowd while her husband arrives. she greets him with rapture, leaving the mystery of their past unresolved. The piece blends social chatter with theater notes on first nights and trends.
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New York
West Fifty-seventh Street
South Africa
Uncle Wiggily's Christmas Candy
Uncle Wiggily asks what nice thing to do and Mrs Longears suspects an adventure. She reminds Wiggy of Christmas preparations with nurse Jane and many tasks to attend to before the holiday.
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Uncle Wiggily
Mrs. Longears
Wiggy
Jane
Uncle Wiggily Hosts Big Christmas Candy Making
Uncle Wiggily proposes to bake home made candy using sugar molasses and honey with Mrs Longears Nurse Jane and many animal children joining in a holiday activity at the bungalow. The plan leads to a messy joyful scene and a cliffhanger about Uncle Wiggily’s stocking.
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Mr. Longears
Mrs. Longears
Jane
Uncle Wiggily
Rabbit
Bunty
Nurse Jane
Uncle
Jackie Bow Wow
Baby Bunty
Aunt Tilford Moots Receives News Of Uncle’s Death
Mrs. Tilford Moots says she does not know if Abe Martin was killed in an auto accident or died midweek after receiving a nuptial card announcing her uncle’s death. Mrs. Em Pash quips that the main drawback to making wine is the need to leave it alone for long periods.
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Laurita
Martin
Blanche
Norwich
Tf Is
Lautita
Ife
Martin Barnes
Mr. Barnes
The Fortunate Wayfarer Intrigue at Lord Aldrington’s estate
Martin Barnes, a commercial traveler, visits a gated English country house of Lord Ardrington with a gift of 80 000 pounds and a deed. Laurita and Blanche tease him while hinting at a perilous security, mysterious visitors, and a letter from New York suggesting Graunt involvement. The tale ends with a cliffhanger urging disclosure to Blanche’s uncle.
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Martin Barnes
Lord Ardrington
Ardrington
Gerald Garnham
Martin
Maisie
Lord Aldringston
Barnes
Garnham
Solomon Graunt
Victor Porle
Ardrington Park
London
Norwich
Blanche
New York
Laurita
Gaunt
Graunt
Lord Aldrington
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Compiled Q A Snippets
A 1928 Burroughs Nature Club Notes page answers reader questions on whale blow holes and one leg balance in birds, beetle based medicines, tree bark tannin for leather, and whether snakes swallow their young. Includes explanations of gannet origins, bark tannins, and snake digestion.
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Solon
Jami
North Atlantic
Christmas Tree Quest in Deerfield With Farmer Aid
Jerry, the busiest youth in Deerfield before Christmas, travels beyond his home to obtain a fir tree. After asking a farmer for permission, he cuts down a small tree with his hatchet and offers to buy a chicken or duck, signaling plans to barter a gift for his family.
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Jerry
Sonny
Uncle Ray
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