Local Newspaper Rates and Policy Notes
Binding details from Waterlag Town newspaper include subscription prices, delivery and mail options, second class filing, and advertising rules. It lists staff roles, office address, and United Press International affiliation with Associated Press rights and circulation data.
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W.H. Hartman
Gourter Bidg
Ocofmer Park
Ave
Commercial
Telephone Branch Exchange
Joh
Hartman
Jackson McCoy
Waterlag
United Press ‘International News
Associated Press
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
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Laundrymen rally in Detroit spark national growth
Michigan laundrymen at a statewide Detroit convention report U.S. and Canada clean‑wash growth near 100 million dollars yearly. The Detroit News notes rising standard of living as wash day vanishes, driven by organized nationwide campaigns in scientific washing, drying, ironing, and dry cleaning funded by advertising.
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Michigan
Detroit
United States
Canada
Detroit News
Lttle Teason
Isolates from the crowd in Brown’s lonely Americans
The passage cites Rollo Walter Brown’s Lonely Americans and his claim that notable figures across arts and education were not lonely but spiritually aristocratic. It argues these eight individuals, from Whistler to Lincoln, stood alone against the crowd, shaping beliefs despite majority opposition.
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Rollo Walter Brown
Mr. Brown
James McNeill Whistler
George Bellows
Charles W. Eliot
Charies Eliot Norton
Edward MacDowell
Rap Pumpelly
Abraham Lincoln
Prince of Wales Visits Northern Coal District in Cold Fog
The Prince of Wales, despite a cold, toured northern England coal districts facing poverty and hunger. He witnessed empty hearths, child destitution, and families living on meager relief as unemployment stretched for years. He contrasted these hardships with American hardship perceptions.
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Prince of Wales
England
Prince
Newfield
America
Mussolini and the Bears in Italy Stock Market
The piece praises Mussolini while criticizing Italy's new stock market rules. Special fascist police gain power to arrest bears and enforce price stability on government and industrial securities. Brokers must file daily reports with buyer and seller details, reflecting increased state supervision.
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Mussolini
BEARS
Italy
M. Mussolini
America
Tr Duce
National referendum on aggressive war proposed
The passage notes Representative Fish proposing a national referendum on aggressive war. It suggests the war might become purely defensive before votes are counted. It also mentions trading in an old car for its sentimental value and comments on a growing deficit without fertilizer.
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Fish
Holding in the belly is not the path to health
Dr William Brady explains that attempting to hold the belly flat is futile and harmful. He argues belly breathing, not chest breathing or corset dieting, strengthens health. He urges normal breathing, regular exercise, and rejects prudish taboos about the abdomen.
Brady Symphony and Baby Clinic Debate Columns
A reader column features Dr Brady denying that baby clinics reduced infant deaths and argues clinics waste resources. The exchange touches on urine tests for disease, venereal conditions, and a teacher's dispute about hats, with advice from Dr Brady for health questions via mail.
Reformers and Inventors By Glenn Frank
Inventors and engineers byproduct reforms the reformers failed to achieve. Centralization once necessary yields to decentralization with electricity. Inventors may finally solve issues reformers could not, as industry freedoms expand and profits rise.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
Copyright
McClure Newspaper
Prayer for a Flier and Nonsense From the Street
A collage of verse and ironic captions opens with a prayer for Lindbergh on a Panama mission and a dramatic flight scene, then shifts to quips about stock markets and a photo caption of Strangler Lewis. The piece wobbles between high-flying imagery, sly satire, and light city life satire.
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Lindbergh
Panama
Brain Tests From The Evening Post Society Page
Two verbal reasoning tests appear with misaligned city country pairs. Test 1 links Albany Wilmington Harrisburg Delaware Rhode Island and other places. Test 2 places Calcutta Paris Seine Nile Ganges with Eiffel Tower and Taj Mahal referenced. Answers on Society Page.
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Albany
Wilmington
Harrisburg
Delaware
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Camden
Pennsylvania
New York
Maryland
Calra
Calcutta
Paris
Seine
Nile
Ganges
Louvre
Abe Martin on a new cabinet and Southern gentlemen
A satirical note questions the lack of a barber in the latest cabinet reshuffle and ponders what happened to the skilled barber who once gave a full lather in the old car ride nav.
London Reflections from a Fogbound Strand Walk
A late February chronicle from London’s Strand and Trafalgar Square captures contrasts between rich and poor, hawkers, pubs, and a fading old city. The writer notes street life, a gnarled sundial, embankment benches, and an American amidst a sea of chatter.
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London
Strand
Broadway
Horseshoe ‘Court
Savoy
Trafalgar- Square
Nelson“ Monument
Bobby
Embankment
Haymarket
What Reno Is Like For A Three Month Divorce Term
Grace Heggar Lewis, first wife of Sinclair Lewis, describes Reno's three month residence for divorce seekers in Scribner's. She notes a camaraderie among hopefuls, social looseness, and how some stay on after divorces, with even wealthy women using Reno as a cure for loneliness and to economize.
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New York World
Reno
Sinclair Lewis
Scribner’s
Grace Hegger Lewis
Dorothy Thompson
New York
Lewis
Plaintif
America
Paris
Nevada
Los Angeles
Ky Reng
Mia
Inaugural Washington Pageant for Van Buren Era
Alexander E. George profiles Martin Van Buren’s 1837 inauguration journey in a stately Washington pageant. Jackson’s farewell ride precedes the ceremony as crowds celebrate, while details note inaugural ball splendor, commerce synopses, and critics’ views of Van Buren’s refined style and steady leadership.
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Alexander E. George
Associated Press
Martin van Buren
Washington, D. G
New York Democracy
Capitol
United States
Andrew Jackson
Washington
Tennessee
Pennsylvania Avenue
Unnion
Jackson
Canitol
Old Hickory
Garusi's
Metropols
Lus Tre
van Buren
Worldly woods and rich social shifts in Washington
Rudolph Black fans across seas for camphor sandalwood and rare timbers. His 1400 sticks form a National Museum collection with artifacts from Dingaan’s spear to Japanese bog wood. In Washington, March 4 redounds as social scene shifts with Mrs Gerry, Mrs Bruce, and Mrs Bayard leaving the capital social circle.
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Herbert Washington
D. GC
UPI
Rudolph Black
Black
Formosa
India
Australia
Seven Seas
United States
National Museum
Dingaan
Panama
China
Lebanon
Ireland
North Wales
Japan
Clal Washington
Peter Goelet Gerry
Rhode Island
Gerry
Congressional Club
William Cabell Bruce
Maryland
Thomas F. Bayard
Delaware
United States Senate
Noisy hotel tales and fashion notes mix in punchy column
A crowded fragment chronicles hotel life with maids, servants, and a chaotic social scene in Los Angeles and New Orleans. It notes divorce trends, a Swiss governess marriage, and a fashion claim about skirts at forty centimeters from the ground this winter.
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New Orelans
Patin
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Pine Fem Daughter Insurance
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Pme
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Red” Lewis
George Dyer
New Orleans
National Theatre
Sheridan
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White House
Fremont
Senator Benton
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Tyler
Virginia
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Sodawater Clork
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