WATARC Daly Gage Ad Rates and Paper Info
The notice lists the Waterloo Iowa Harman Co. Courier office details with editors, pricing, and postal classifications. It includes subscription prices, delivery areas, and business practices, along with Associated Press and United Press coverage and advertising policies.
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W. . “Harman Co. Courier Midg
Corner Park Age
Commercial St
Exchange
John C. Hartman
Deckhon MeeCoy
Carpler
Ccc
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press International News
Abdu Bureal
I Ic
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Commercialism versus Conservation in Public Welfare
A civic essay argues against pure commercialism, urging preservation of nature and clean water. It notes Cedar River pollution from sewage and refuse, criticizing Waterloo for costly sewage treatment delays. It warns against letting business interests endanger public health and drinking water supplies.
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Cedar River
Chicago
The Cost Of The Navy Map Reveals State Contributions
The Navy League offers a chart showing how each of the 48 states voted on a stronger navy and the per capita cost of the regular navy budget plus the proposed $740 million program. It notes Iowa at 65 cents per year, New York at 6.44 dollars plus 1.28, New Mexico at 12 cents plus 3, and Wyoming and Arizona aligning with Pacific states. The piece explains taxes and wealth drive per‑capita differences and projects Iowa’s yearly navy allotment rising to about 1.9 million in the first year and over 2.1 million on average across seven years.
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Navy League of the United States
Congress
Atlantic Coast
New England
Texas
Louisiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Pacific Coast
Wyoming
Arizona
Middlewest
Ohio
Colorado
Arkansas
Idaho
New Mexico
Nevada
Mississippi
Alabama
Iowa
New York
VESTICE DRUNKEN DRIVER FACES JUSTICE FOR BLINDING BOY
A doctor treats a five year old Jad blinded in one eye and scarred in the other by an automobile crash. The drunk driver refuses to pay for care. The piece questions whether courts would hold him to account and if juries would convict in such cases.
Arthritism And Its Infectious Or Noninfectious Types
A physician outlines the infectious basis of acute rheumatic fever and gonorrheal arthritis, contrasting with noninfectious forms such as atrophic and hypertrophic arthritis. He notes gout’s unclear origin, stresses throat infections as entry points for germs, and promises practical relief points in a future talk.
Raynaud’s Disease and reading tips in letters to the editor
Readers discuss Raynaud’s disease with a note that the cause is unknown and diathermy offers relief. Additional questions cover safe reading distances for older adults and whether late night coffee affects sleep, with Dr Brady offering brief replies via return envelopes.
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Raynaud
H. A
Mr. W. F
Dr. Brady
Willam Brady
Is a Man Old at Forty by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues that courage fuels creativity while caution can curb it, noting Osler’s view that great work often occurs before forty. He cites Thorndike on learning ability, warns that by forty men face entangling obligations, and suggests one must guard courage to pursue bold, original endeavors.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Trench
Yam
Sir William Osler
Osler
Ane
Harvey
Thorndike
Becaus
Alumni Clash Over University and Football Role
Town Falls Citizen argues alumni of Towa City focus on football over education. The letter questions worship of football as a curse on learning and urges separating the university from the football program to restore balance between academics and athletics.
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Town Falls
Towa City
Iowa City Aluini
Kipling vs The Press in Burlington Gazette
A satirical piece mocks a Rangoon to Mandalay train wreck report claiming twenty killed. It questions the link between romantic Eastern cities and railway incidents while poking at the press. The author comments on capable young ladies and social attitudes, ending with a quip about china-dish opinions.
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Kipling
Burlington Gazette
Rangoon
Mandalay
East
Diary of modern Pepys on Broadway lore and urban tales
A crowded diary fragment recalls editor Hewitt Howland and Irvin Cobb, plus wild Broadway anecdotes. It narrates a ring of show business manners, gossip about a famous actress, a sleazy husband, dope and booze, bellhop scams, star seat tricks, and a violinist with a jewel case hidden in a taxi. The piece closes with a taxi driver’s honest deed and a punchy cultural snapshot.
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New York
Marly
W. RB. Mearst
Mr. Hearst
C. L. Edson
Arkansas
East Side
Igame Hewitt Howland
Centory
Irvin Cobb
Charlie Chaplin
Uncle Wiggily and Eski’s Party
Uncle Wiggily stands by a snow hole after Eski the North Pole rabbit boy vanished below. A voice from the hole assures him Eski is safe and invites him to descend for a party. The playful scene hints at a cheerful adventure between the two characters.
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Uncle Wiggily
Eski
North Pole
Eski and Uncle Wiggily Search for Hare Burrow
Eski and Uncle Wiggily seek Mr. Hare’s burrow but find a seasonally closed sign and discover Hare has gone to Florida. Eski falls into a hole near the burrow door, leaving Uncle Wiggily unable to see him.
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Eski
Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Hare
Florida
Uncle Wiggly
Uncle Wiggily's Snow Burrow Party Clash
Uncle Wiggily slips into Mr Hare's underground house with Eski the Eskimo rabbit boy for a chocolate cake party. They enjoy cake together before a mysterious noise from the snow hole hints at a future tale. Tomorrow night promises more adventures with Uncle Wiggily.
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Mr. Longears
Eski
Wilf
Bear
Uncle Wiggily
Rabbit
Mr. Hare
Uncle Wigglly
Uncle Wigelly
Uncle Wregily
Mr. Longcurs
Golden Youth elopement thrills not
Tiffany plans a hasty marriage with Jerry in Cookesville as they seek a justice of the peace and a minister after a failed attempt at eloping. The couple confronts uncertainty on the dim highway, with hints of family pressures and broader plans for Paris and Venice. The scene ends with them retreating to a hotel as they await morning.
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Tiffany
Jerry
Jack Tiffany
John Tiffany
Weill
Adele
Paris
Venice
Venlet
Cookesville
Justice of the Peace
Praid
Neng
Brookhaven
Youth and College Campus Life Reflect on Character
The Science Monitor notes youth are often seen as distinct from adults in behavior and temperament while colleges are viewed as embodying a separate order of being. The piece contrasts perceptions of youth with campus culture and maturity.
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Science Monitor
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Amid Odd Qs and Answers
The Burroughs Nature Club Notes presents reader questions on cave swallows life span Hawaii silver sword, crow eggs color variations, and land shells, with brief explanations. It outlines oyster gathering methods from old tonging to engine-operated dredging, noting shifts in technique and gear.
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Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Mars Channels and Possible Life Explored by Uncle Ray
Uncle Ray explains Mars features from Lowell observations. He describes polar ice, possible rain and bodies of water, and the straight canal-like lines across the planet. The piece ponders whether Martians could exist now or in the past, suggesting a hardy race perhaps once inhabited Mars.
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Mars
Lowell Observatory
Uncle Ray
Tomorria
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Watarc
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Personal Health Service
William Brady, M. D
Copyright Nutt Newspaper Service
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Bell
Mr. Ziegfeld
Col. Tind
Ster
Howard R. Garis
Eorees
Abe Martin
Uncle Wigsily
Fececraye
Bey
Aindbergh
Wisconsin
Real Sport
Fou
Claire Pomeroy
John F. Ditle Go
National Newspaper Service
Boston Transcript
Senate
Washington
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Abe Lince
Nature Notes
Uncle Ray’s
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