Waterloo Daily Courier Advertisement Rates and Notices
Water loo Evening Courier shows subscription rates by mail and carrier within miles with annual and monthly options. It lists rates for 6 months and mentions publication rights and advertising policies and hours for offices in Chicago Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Hartman Co
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Jackson McCoy
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YOUR THIRTY SLAVES
Pred R Low told the American Society of Mechanical Engineers that U S power plants total about 760 million horsepower. He equated central station and industrial plant output to a slave workforce, urged using current power sources efficiently while noting future possibilities from new methods of energy generation.
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R. Low
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Low
Perpetual Motion Claim From Fertile Schoolbor
A Fertile schoolboy believes he has discovered a method near perpetual motion and claims a different principle from prior devices. The device is not yet complete, as with many early attempts, and requires slight changes before working. The report notes the idea remains unfinished and cautiously optimistic.
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Fertile
Schaffner Marx awards honor economic essays on industry
The twenty first annual prizes of Mart Schaffner and Marx go to college authors for studies on oil, flour milling, and metropolitan development. George Ward Stocking wins first prize for The Oil Industry and the Competitive System. B Kublimann second for The Development of the Flour Milling Industry. Mildred Hartsough and Glayus Louise Pater receive honorable mention, with undergrad prize going to George Inch Emery for The Seasonal Movement of the New York Discount Rate 1931-1944.
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Ivdnastry
Marti Schaffner & Marx
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George Ward Stocking
Dartmouth Cortege
B. Kublimann
University of Minnesota
United States
Minneapolis
Lonorable Menian
Mildred Hartsough
Twin Cities
St. Paul
Gluays Louise Pater
Hollins College
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George Inch Emery
Harvard College
New York
J. Laurence Laughlin
John B. Clark
Edwin B. Gay
Theodore Ti. Burton
Wesley ¢. Mitchel
Oscar the Cook Guides High Salaries Parable
Marshalltown column argues high salaries reflect worth with Oscar the cook as example. A $5,000 monthly contract and $66,000 yearly pay are cited to show how top wages reward performance. The piece urges readers to assess value before judging pay scales, ending by noting a last transmission for automobiles.
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Marshalltown
Oscar
Owen
Xoliim
Chlorine for the CrI in personal health advice discussion
A columnist column discusses the term chlorine as a general health measure, criticizing sensational marketing by manufacturers and detailing how chlorine treatments are proposed, including household applications and medical usage. It notes safety, administration methods, and editor letters offering health guidance from Dr. William Brady.
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Lave
Grady
William Brady
The Flower of the Family Dramatic Night Intrigue
Lenore Halston and Marta notice a dangerous visitor in their home while the mother Mrs. Ralston is away at a dinner. Gordon Fisher becomes central as romantic entanglements surface, with Norrie and Ralston tense over missed calls and hidden loyalties.
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Lenore Halston
Olah Ely
Gordon Mlesher
Hashel
Lenore
Fife
Marta
Anware
New
Martie
Ralston
Kent Summers
Maria
Moxicatad
Jamely
Storm
Norrie
Marie
Hufo
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Jim
Kent
Kisten
Joan
Summers
Ralston Suck
Wits
de Noeries
Ter Roma
Alsten
Mora
Ralston Pictures
Veda
Wife
Ler
Marguerite
Kent Sinmers
Miss Blaisdehw
Darty
Rafe
Betorns
Gragy
Kate
Lam
Miin
Marcollet
Norma
Tam
Gordon Fiesher
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd unveils a time puzzle
A roundsman asks what time it is and Finnigan responds with a riddle. The solution uses arithmetic on times around midnight, involving transforming words into a clocktime. The puzzle yields a precise moment, linking wordplay to accuracy.
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Sam Loyd
Finnigan
County funds decide fate of poor farm inmates cars
County commissioners ruled that all poor farm inmates must either store or dispose of other cars, reflecting the era's practical approach to property and welfare. The decision outlines how inmates handle surplus vehicles amid budget constraints.
Love and Jail Birds In Ailed Night Conversation
Marta thanks Gordon Flesher for not informing authorities about her during a police patrol. She criticizes a circle of friends deemed bad for a young woman and notes a gentleman’s behavior in trouble. The scene shifts toward next chapter titled Love aides with Bucchius.
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Marta
Gordon Flesher
Gordon
Marla
Fle
Bucchius
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
Nature column answers readers questions about bird conservation the color of seaweed unusual tree leaves and whale heads. It discusses leaf adaptations for wind cold and snow and explains plant and animal traits with practical observations from the field.
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Nature Notce
Weather echoes across Iowa and London contrasts
Des Moines Capital notes extreme cold and the weather’s mixed impact on health and recreation. It contrasts Iowa’s winter with London’s December fog, highlighting fog linked deaths and disease spikes, while praising winter sports as healthful.
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Yowa
Des Moines
London
London Mail
Iowa
Pinkie divorces spark gossip in small town chatter
In a neighborhood discussion, Imogene and Andrew debate Pinkie’s repeated divorces, noting her past marriages to Chester, Charlie Anderson, and Bill Leacock, and her ongoing suit for inhuman treatment. A neighbor reflects on marriage, compatibility, and the social scrutiny that follows. Meanwhile Uncle Wigglily encounters a Christmas clue with Sammie in a woodland tale.
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Pinkie
Tyrogene
Berti
Brad Thomas
Riety
Moreland
Moses
Charlie Anderson
Chester
Bill Leacock
Litte
Te Eo
Imogene
Uncle Wigesily and Santa Claus
Uncle Wiggily sets out for adventure in the woods when a curious scene unfolds with a foxlike character following. The excerpt hints at a playful confrontation between the veteran rabbit hero and a mysterious pursuer as holiday spirits mingle.
Homemade Cough Remedy Claims Quick Relief
A vintage style advertisement touts a home made cough remedy using Pinex and sugar syrup or substitutes like honey or molasses. It promises rapid throat and chest relief, loosening phlegm, and soothing irritated membranes, with a guarantee of satisfaction or money back.
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