Waterloo newspaper policy notice and service details
The Waterloo publication outlines advertising rules and payment terms. It notes subscription price six months at 60 cents and states rights for republication by the Associated Press and local news. It lists office correspondents in Washington and major cities and mentions payment due upon printing.
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Fi Lee Banteay. CO
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Surean
Munserside
E.G. Dougherty
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Story
Brooks & Finler
Rep
Russia and Japan cited as keys to world balance and reforms
The piece argues Russia’s revival could reshape Asia’s balance, limiting Japan’s expansion and altering U S policy toward Moscow. It critiques the 1905 war outcome, notes potential shifts in U SJapan relations, and comments on reform efforts to improve primary elections and party organization led by Dawes and White.
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Lenine
United States
Russia
Sam
Far East
Japan
Asia
England
Portsmouth
Xne
Roosevelt
Gts
White
Wei
Iowa
Meredith
Patchy primary reform debated by Iowa leaders
Gov Kendall battles grief and political fallout as he presses a rosy program. Critics say his handling of women appointments strains relations with the Senate, signaling broader moves toward a popularized primary system. Senator Banta proposes a plan to expand candidate listing for state offices.
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Banta
Senator Banta
Des Moines
Kendall
Senate
Legislative Assembly
Iowa
Delaware County
Courier
Meridod
Reiling
Mnight
Theft of Silk Lined Coat Linked to Coolidge Visit
Disjointed notes claim a theft in Atlanta Maryland of a silk lined overcoat once belonging to Vice President elect Coolidge. The fragment mentions Evangelist Anderson campaigning in Waterloo and hints at political intrigue, with references to propaganda and a wavering link between public figures and a campaign event.
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Atlanta
Coolidge
Evangelist Anderson
Waterloo
Shound Gay
Ain't It a Grand and Glorious Feeling
A fragmentary note from a column on personal grievances hints at a past claim resurfacing amid local tensions. The piece names political figures and neighbors, signaling renewed dispute over a long settled issue without explicit outcomes.
Health Talks On Spotted Fever And Eye Ailments
Health Talks by Dr. Huber discuss Rocky Mountain spotted fever first noted in Bitter Root valley Montana and spread via infected cattle. Prevention hinges on tick destruction. Washington dairy asks readers to request full control instructions. Reader questions cover toxic amblyopia and related eye conditions with advice on potential causes and precautions.
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Rocky Mountain
Montana
Idaho
Snake River Valley
Wyoming
Oregon
Pelor HE
Utah
Washington
Minmere
Department of Agriculture
Bright
Jobacca
Thy Get Out Song and Frog Tale
A fragmentary clipping blends a poem parody titled Thy Get Out Song by Frank L. Stanton with a woodland fable about Miss Froggie provoking a confrontation with Mr Owl. The scene shifts to a frog chorus planning to drive away the owl, ending with a cautionary moral on harming others.
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Thy
Frank L. Stanton
The Sandman Story by Mrs Fla Walker and Others
Old Miss Frogzie lives beneath a tree and gathers young frogs by a pool one moonlit night. She warns them of the woods, recounts dangers from Mr Owl, and urges lessons about staying safe and avoiding the predator.
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One Froggie
Miss Froggie
Mr. Owl
Sandman
Fla, Walker
Miss Frogzie
Ant
Froggie
Owl
Burglars Break In on Household After Early Morning Alarm
Awakened at an early hour by burglars singing and calling about a Christmas harvest, Mr and Mrs Tiptoa Bud reported the incident. The intruders entered the home and left after looting a few items, with authorities alerted but no arrests reported at this time.
Friend Wife By Hoe Fulkerson
Imogene argues with Andrew over choosing a business matter over a planned night with her. He insists the venture could decide their year's wealth, contrasting masculine and feminine mindsets as he prioritizes the big goal while she fixes on small details. The dispute ends with a tense, unresolved note.
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Andrew
Violet
Hnogene
Imogene
Baltimore
Imagene
Walt
What Do You Want to Know About Nature Notes
Readers submit questions on birds and animals to Nature Notes. Answers in tomorrow's column cover topics like champion travelers among birds, skunk bite and hydrophobia, and whether birds nest under horse chestnut. The page also summarizes prior Q A on Tuckahoe Indian loaf and field stone creatures.
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Azure Notes
Iowa Senators Block Woman for State Board Role
The Des Moines Capital reports Iowa senators refused to confirm Mrs. W. H. Snider of Davenport to the state board of control. Supporters argued she was qualified, citing club women and many men who recommended her, while opponents claimed women are unfit for such posts.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Board of Control
Senate
W. H. Snider
Davenport
Goondall
Board of Control
United States
Brain Test Quiz Fragment by Sam Loud Appears
Fragmentary puzzle item shows a brain teaser by Sam Loud with garbled letters and numbers. It mentions fish names and a sketch but contains broken text and unclear clues.
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Sam Loud
The Testing of Brenda Across Love and Art in Camp
Brenda Nielsen, an English Caribbean native who becomes American, travels to New York for art studies. She falls for Gordon Lee while Roger Daly, a newspaper man, faces Russia assignment and Brenda's growing romance with Lee unfolds during a summer camping stint. Coleman, Brenda’s former admirer, watches jealousy rise as Brenda embraces Lee’s affection and the artist scene.
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Brenda Nielsen
United States
New York
Roger Daly
Brenda
Daly
Gordon Lea
Gordon Lee
Stuart Coleman
Lee
West Indies
Mr. Coleman
Coleman
Thim
Gordon
Nat
Anne Dexter
Miss Hiter
Jean Griffith
Young
Mr. Barelowe
Mr. Lee
Bartowe
Stu
Leing
Brey Brenda
Barlowe
Goteman
Bren
Jers
Nevar
Wes
Carcass
Hanny
Ty Irvs
Redistricting Debate Nods to Iowa Counties
The article notes support for women’s public life and a Wisconsin law about a board member, while Iowa weighs a needed congressional reorganization after reducing representation from 11 to 1. It emphasizes avoiding acrimony as districts change and all counties are valuable.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Washington
Abridged Card: Ail Rep Notch E ers
The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear events or identifiable people. The piece seems to be stray notes, offering no coherent action, location, or date to summarize as a news item.
No-To-Bac Tobacco Habit Breaker Ad Claims Easy Cure
An advertisement touts No-To-Bac tablets to curb tobacco cravings for cigarettes cigars pipes and chews. It promises relief soon and a full refund from the druggist if the habit isn’t broken, marketing the product as simple and effective.
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