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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1929

Page

3

Waterlog Evening Courier Advertising and staff details

Waterlog Evening Courier AMD WATERCO OSLY Me aaron yee lists publishing staff Hartman Co. owner and editor Jackson BMeoCoy as treasurer and general manager. Subscription rates shown, with daily, weekly, monthly mall options and regional distance brackets. Publishing offices in New York Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles and San Francisco via Story Brooks Finley reps.

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A Grave Problem of Finance and Federal Reserve Action

The piece analyzes the Federal Reserve Board’s claim of suitable steps to curb speculative credit and its stock market impact. It notes a mixed reaction with optimism from bulls and alarm from nervous traders, while highlighting limits on the board’s legal power and the broader economic forces at play. It argues that higher rates may deter speculation but could raise borrowing costs for legitimate industry if speculators persist.

Federal Reserve Board Stock Exchange Washington

Lincoln's clothes and public image in history

A historical note on Abraham Lincoln's attire and how historians debunk efforts to immortalize him as a fashion icon. It cites Thomas J. Malone describing Lincoln's standard black frock coat, trousers, stovepipe hat, and wrinkled waistcoat, with sleeves and trouser legs often too short. Lincoln remained simple and homespun from Congress to the presidency.

Washington Lincoln St. Valentine A. Lincoln Springfield Congress

On Being Sick and Public Perception of Illness

Observes the common belief that illness grants sympathy and productivity while critiquing the “popwar fallacy.” Describes writing from bed during sickness as a social spectacle and notes how isolation amplifies impatience and detachment from normal life.

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Fragments Reflect on Health, Thrift and Past Times

The speaker notes a man standing still as he loses something irretrievable. A warning against illness is voiced and thrift is linked to buying many items on installment. The memory of bustling housewives apologizing when serving bacon symbolizes nostalgia for better days.

Tonsil removal and voice impact debated by doctors

Personal Health Service reviews the effect of tonsillectomy on singers based on a survey of 600 throat specialists and teachers, noting that skilled removal usually avoids harm to singing, but poor technique or residual tissue can cause voice changes. The piece weighs skepticism toward new methods yet urges balanced care.

New York Irving W. Voorhees Chicago

Main Street versus Chain Street by Gwenn Frank

Gwenn Frank argues the rise of large scale chain stores is reshaping retail. He outlines three merger eras and frames a conflict between Independent retailers and chain systems. He proposes two strategic responses including legislative action or cooperative countermeasures to outcompete chains.

Main Street Vs Chain Street Gwenn Frank University of Wisconsin Century Magazine McClure Newspaper Main Street Ime T For li Chen

Odd Bits From The Week In The Hiawatha World

A jumble of short items and notices from the Hiawatha World. A visitor bearing a message from City Clerk Mackay arrives about mumps and school restrictions. Fragments include humorous quotes on books and libraries, a poem nod, and light ads.

Gary Cooper Teries Sin Wison Chas G. Mackay

Brain Teasers From N Y Eventing Pest Society Page

From the letters of each word in the key Usted, devise at least five other words without reusing letters or introducing new ones. Time unit three minutes. Items include FARM, GEAR, TODS, BAND, SOUP with letter-based word-forming prompts and points. Answers on Society Page.

Lent And Self in Prayer For Ash Wednesday

Prayerful meditation urges self care of the inner life amid labor and pleasure. The author cautions self neglect as harm, urging spiritual discipline, self examination, and grace to turn toward God, ending with a plea for awakening and return to the Father.

Limothy Christ

Fifty Years Ago In The Courier Breezily Reports Local Business and Travel

Fifty years ago in The Courier news item notes Martin Blimhers sold his brewery to Goardstelmn Rainer of Illinois, both experienced brewers moving families to the area, and Tillnall Central Railway offering Mardi Gras return tickets to New Orleans for 38 dollars and 25 cents. The piece recounts incidents from Dickinson County including a sleigh fire scare, a burglary at Dr J L Pickard’s home, a funeral attendance, a council fire-protection plan, and local civic notes plus business ads and a glimpse of prior decades.

Martin Blim Hes Goardstelmn & Rainer Ilinois Tillnall Central Railways New Orleans

Revival offerings cut Spokane drive to 12000 dollars

Evangelist Billy Standay ended revival meetings in a Spokane tabernacle with twelve thousand dollars in bank offerings. A dispatch says five thousand seven hundred eighty six people will be added to the church rolls. News notes include the death of R C Heath and a plumbing design paper at a national engineers convention.

M. B W. F. Barclay Billy Standay Spokane Wash W. H. Jennisn Omaha National Convention of Sanitary Engineers

The Hangural Pageant am Washington Hoover

Washington inaugurations era piece notes James Buchanan served 1857 to 1861 as the only bachelor president. It describes the inaugural parade with a Goddess of Liberty float a 60 foot flagpole and a warship float. George Washington Parke Curtis attended ceremonies as a guest.

James Buchanan Alexander R George Associace Washington, D. C Buchanan Pennsylvania Keystone Club George Washington Parke Curtis Martha Washngton Washington

Paris Circus Charm and Fratellinis Impress Paris

A Paris winter scene recalls the intimate Paris circus indoors with a single ring and close seats. The Fratellini clowns, Italy’s famous trio, entertain with timeless acts earning affection rather than riches as Paris cafes glow and rue Royale frames towering Madeline, amid weather and street life observations.

Paris Cirque d'Hiver America Hippodrome France

White House Supper and Royal Visit Reflected in 19th Century Chronicle

A retrospective account recalls a lavish White House supper amid chandeliers, with $3,000 spent on wine and champagne, vast quantities of ice cream, oysters, salads, and meats. Harriet Lane, famed mistress of the house, is described as a beauty. The piece also notes a 1860 visit by the Prince of Wales and a Japanese embassy reception that helped formalize relations, with ambassadors bowed thrice before presenting a signed letter to the president.

White House Harriet Lane Elliot T. Lane Virginia Miss Lane Prince of Wales King Edward VII Washington Tha Sprince Paeriods Lane Thompson Freworks Buchanan Gerlemen

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