Waterloo Evening Courier Ad Rates and Office Details
Waterloo Evening Courier listing shows publication details, office location at Park Ave and Commercial St, and contact numbers. It lists subscription options by carrier and mail with varying distances, plus advertising policies, rates, and representative agencies.
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Budget Departments Debate Gov Hammill Budget Plan
Gov Hammill favors compiling the state budget with a secretary, catalyzing debate on centralizing budget power. National patterns show varied methods with governors serving as budget director or heads of commissions, but data proving efficiency of either approach remain scarce.
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Hammill
Iowa
Feminists Misconceptions Meet Tibetan Polygamy Realities
A travel writer argues Tibetan society, dominated by women, features polyandry with husbands as shareholders. Eldest brothers lead rites while younger husbands pledge gifts. most commerce rests with women, and men act as servants. The piece contrasts U S progress with Tibetan gender norms.
Paris to Install Official Horn Tone for Quiet Streets
The Paris police prefect and city leaders plan to set an official horn sound to replace the current clamor. The new tone aims to be melodious yet audible enough to signal vehicles without causing pain to pedestrians.
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Paris
Europe
Paris Aims to Ban Car Horn Squawks An Auto Debate
Paris experiments to outlaw loud car horns are nearing completion and will soon require uniform tone and volume. In the United States weary travelers recall squawks returned by legionnaires and caution that legal action may fail. The piece defines a communist as one who believes the government should be Santa Claus daily.
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Paris
United States
Personal Health Service By William Brandy MM
Brandy offers health Q and A on digestion, dispepsia myths, gallbladder disease, and the value of surgery. Advises chalk relief, notes low stomach acidity with gallbladder issues, and discusses risks and outcomes of gallbladder operations. Includes reader questions on chocolate, sunbaths, primrose poisoning, and requests for personal health letters.
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William Brandy
Nat'l Newspaper
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Uncle Sam's Locker by Glenn Frank
An analysis of U S natural resources as a basis for next century world politics. The piece notes America's large shares of grain cotton coal oil and metals and discusses how soil water fuel and ore reserves will shape global power and diplomacy.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Uncle Sam
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The Difference and Other Fragments From a 1920s Column
A collage of humorous verses and social notes surveys wages for a New York office girl, budgets for daily needs, and light column items. It includes comparisons of Ethel Maude and Mary Belle, jokes about escorts, and brief musings on pop culture and public curiosity.
Brain Tests in Evening Post Show Quick Reasoning
Two IQ puzzles ask what sparked the fishing dispute and how a man crossed a road between two sentinels. The note claims solving these tests indicates above average intelligence and rapid reasoning, with answers on the Society Page.
Abe Martin Wards Derby Hats In Changing Fashions
In Abe Martin style, a humorous exchange mentions Miss Taymey Apple changing her nourishment to birthright and recalls the shift from changing derby hat styles. The snippet notes evolving fashion and public talk on trends.
Fifty Years Ago in The Courier Feb 1879 Highlights
A slim page recalls county assessors progress with listed names from many townships. Wedding notices mark R Richards and Miss Siddie F Pierce at Lockridge plus Dr Miller and Mrs Hutchinson marrying in Muscatine. Local scenes include skating, ice boats, a 100 mile walk by Gallarno and Pray, a county superintendent death, and dancing classes.
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Inauguration Day For William Henry Harrison
On March 4 1841 crowds gathered along Pennsylvania Avenue to witness William Henry Harrison be sworn in as the ninth president. The Whig triumph followed a fervent campaign marked by camp meetings torchlight processions and party fervor as citizens from Maryland Virginia and distant states arrived to celebrate.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
William Henry Harrison
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Washington
Maryland
Virginia
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London Street Names and Fashion Through a London Frame
A traveler recalls London street names and cabbies with humor and observation. He contrasts servants and locals, notes London fashion for men, and praises New York ladies while detailing evolving male style, from walrus mustaches to the weskit and Prince of Wales influenced dress changes. He ends with a jab at critic Hannen Swaffer and a compliment to Wales for style.
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New York
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Hannen Swaffer
Wales
Harrison Inauguration and Death Remembered in 1841 Parade
A 26 gun salute marked General Harrison’s inauguration as a farmer turned president from Ohio. Citizens lined Pennsylvania Avenue as veterans marched, ladies waved from windows, and a fog cabin float bore states that voted for Harrison. The National Intelligencer warned about pickpockets during the inauguration crowds. Mrs. Harrison stayed in North Bend while Jane Findlay Harrison presided over the White House. One month after the inauguration Harrison died at 68 from pneumonia after rain exposure. His funeral drew vast crowds. 26 pallbearers represented each state as his white-velvet coffin rested on a grand hearse. He was hailed as Tecumseh’s conqueror and the Indian Bonaparte.
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Bonaparte
Biggest real estate deal reenacted in New Orleans room
Tulsa World notes the Louisiana Purchase anniversary staged by the Louisiana Historical Society. The pageant recreates 1803 ceremonies in the room where ratification occurred, with Napoleon and Jefferson represented by guests and a spectrum of modern media present. The 1,171,000 square mile purchase covered parts of 14 states and cost 12 million dollars plus 3 million in US settlement claims.
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