Evening Courier San sale ad notice
The Evening Courier announces a daily publication with classified advertising and circulation rates. It lists street addresses, offices, and management including John Hartman as President and Moiten, Jackéan McCoy as Treasurer and GM. The notice outlines subscription options, advertising rules, and bureau affiliations with Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Courier
Corner Park Ave
Gaminehessa
Lexchange
John
Hartman
Moiten
Jackéan McCoy
Treas
Bscriftion Pitt
Posi
AuSterien
Tews
ASSGC
Kha Associated Press
Nowa
Audit Bureau
Spe
Bng
Dougherty
Washington
Corresponden Angeles
San Franciero
Storr, Brooks & Finney_ Reps
Discussion Won’t Soothe Japan In U.S. Race Tensions
A Japan Foreign Minister seeks a U.S. appeal to treat Japan as an independent nation and discuss restriction anew. The piece argues talk won’t ease anti Japanese sentiment, cites a Beloit proposal for a cosmopolitan campus as a path to race equality, and notes economic rivalry and prejudice persist.
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Japan
K. Matsui
Associated Prods
United States
Beloit
Segested Tecentis
Pacific
Atlantic
Storm King Passes. News Now the First Need
In fierce winter, shelter and food come first as transport fails. News becomes vital when trains stop and wires fail. Waterloo’s links to Chicago show how lonely the world feels without quick reports and updates.
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Hie
Waterloo
Chicago
Odd Health Tips From Dr Brady on Cold Myths and Drafts
Dr William Brady argues that chilliness or drafts rarely cause pneumonia and that most colds do not stem from exposure. He urges normal people to ignore minor cold triggers, notes many so called cold illnesses arise from pre existing conditions, and cautions against overreaction to drafts or wet feet. He also answers reader questions on polyps and sinusitis, and offers to send general health information upon request.
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Mackey Atler & Serius
Mike
Dr. Lambert
Tanihert
Jortor Fuld
Afterthoughts on Peace Era and Wilson’s Paris Triumph
A meditation on the postwar hope for lasting peace sparked by Woodrow Wilson, its clash with Senate chauvinism, and the Paris triumph of 1918. The piece reflects on idealism versus human frailty, the birth of a new era, and the enduring belief in a just world order. It intertwines historical reflection with a narrative about a family scene and a curious package.
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Adelphi College
College and University
World Peace Foundation
New York Peace Society
World Court League
League of Nations Union
Mere
Earth
Woodrow Wilson
Quai d'Orsay
Paris
Avenue du Bois de Boulogne
Avenue Des Champs Elysees
Aroise
Wilson
New World
West
Jed Woodrow Wilson
Pons
An Iowa Social Problem by Herbert Quick Visit
Herbert Quick visits the old farm and laments Iowa land tenure. He warns against exclusive ownership by the rich and poor tenants, urging preservation of pioneer ideals. The piece recounts his 40 year return to the homestead and contrasts past beauty with present abandonment.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Towa
Mr. Quick
Quick
Te Quick
Lads Form In Nine Row For St Patricks Day Parade
In a St Patrick's celebration tale, the nine man line forms a record procession after Casey’s absence. The marshal tries eight, seven, six, and fewer, finally ordering single file for the longest line yet in the area, as curiosity runs high about how many joined the end. Forty dollars and a cow deal are also mentioned in the muddled text.
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Mirren
Casey
Ing
Yestovikiy
The Sandman Story Part 1
The Sandman Story features Jack Rabbit and Reddy planning mischief at a farm. Reddy assigns Jack a spying task to trap Mr. Dog, while promising to avoid capture as dinner awaits in the vegetable garden.
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Jack Rabbit
Jack
Reddy
Man
Mr. Dog
Reddy Fox
Mrog
Dog
Pox
Tack Rabbit
Tam
Jack Babbtt
Reddy Ox
Abe Martin Ever Boy Ain't Privileged
A reflective reminiscence recalling a past era at a college and a musician with a saxophone. The piece contrasts limited privilege with broader public memory, suggesting many may recall earlier times fondly as they wait for new moments to arrive.
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AlIne
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Q&A 1923
Questions on nature topics appear in this column from the Burroughs Nature Club Notes printed by Houghton Mifflin. Readers are invited to submit inquiries about damp weather effects on seedlings animal behavior and other natural history questions.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin. Co
Answers to Questions About Monkeys Gila Monster and Cedar Birds
A reader asks what food to feed a Gila Monster found near Connecticut and notes its unusual appearance outside native range. The reply suggests a meat-based diet with raw egg and boiled hart for the reptile. The column then discusses monkey noise patterns, noting rovers are especially noisy at sunrise and sunset and cedars move in bands with migratory timing linking to food availability.
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Connecticut
U. S
Arizona
New Mexico
Gas and Electric Light Discount Notice Extended
Gas and electric light consumers are notified they may take advantage of a discount until 8 30 p m. on the lith after which payment of the gross amount of any unpaid bill will be required.
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