Waterloo Evening Concier publication notice and ads policy
The Waterloo Evening Concier announces publication details and advertising policies. It outlines pricing, mailing zones, and submission rules, including deadlines, fraud prevention, and the exclusion of disallowed copy. The note lists Associated Press and United Press International affiliations and mentions national offices in New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Los Angeles, and San Francisco.
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Hartmay Co
Courier Ridge
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St. John & Hartman
Jackson McCure
Waterloo
Associated Press
United Press International
Audit Bureau of Circulation
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Mtory, Brooks & Finley, Representatives
A Tale of Wor Oyster Faces Ostracism and Revival
East coast oyster trade fights stigma after a typhus scare. William Fellowes Morgan Jr. promotes a fisher ethics code and a vigilance committee to restore trust, aiming to lift the ban and allow oysters back in leading restaurants and lunch counters. The industry cites losses approaching 30 million dollars and seeks to protect rights and livelihoods.
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Commonwealth
Tmuots
William Fellowes Morgan, Jr
Middle Atlantic Oyster Fisheries
Simon Pare
State tax on incomes attacked in bill debate
The Patterson-Jamson income tax bill faced early opposition in the state legislature. A house subcommittee removed the 3 percent levy on corporate and partnership incomes, arguing the measure would merely shift tax burdens onto individuals and add to increasing government costs. Proponents claim it redistributes taxes and reduces other property levies, but critics warn the net effect could raise personal tax payments, especially for those with moderate incomes or renters, as state and local levies are analyzed. The piece also weighs tax policy parallels in Florida and warns Iowa to avoid measures that deter industry or shift burdens to residents.
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Anotier Tan
Patterson-Jamson
General Assembly
House
United States
Urgeniy
Waterloo East
Waterloo West
Waterloo
Des Moines Register
Florida
Iowa
Iowa Editors Mot or Busses and Good Friends
Davenport Times reports Cedar Rapids debating interurban bus lines. Editorial urges support while fearing loss of Parlor City business. Notes that Iowa has over 100 bus routes but needs paved roads. school buses and weather affect reliability. Mentions former chaplain Tom Roberts joining Ku Klux Klan propaganda efforts and warns readers. Also Muscatine Journal item jokes about Charley Bryan's Florida trip and Iowa roads.
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Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Republican
Hecoine
Illinois
Iowa
Towa
Pbys
Joheris Repents
Muscatine Journal
Florida
Brother Gill
Charley Bryan
Nough
Iowa City
Charley
When Chorea Returns And Streptococcus Link
Personal Health Service by William Brady discusses chorea or St Vitus dance as an infectious, not contagious, illness with recurrence in about a quarter of cases. It notes possible germ involvement like Streptococcus, associations with scarlet fever and sore throat, and emphasizes rest during illness to prevent complications such as endocarditis or chorea while offering reader questions on dental care snoring and child health.
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Johns Hopking
Veader Leonard
Johna Hopkins ‘School of Hygiene and Public Health
Leonard
National Research Council
Ponce Dé Leon
Perfection and flaws in a talkative couple
Imogene and Andrew debate perfection in things and thoughts. They remark on hand craft versus machine work, the monotony of modern convenience, and the idea that flaws add character. The dialogue shifts to personal vanity and a playful claim that a quieter husband might be ideal but ends with a self-deprecating quip.
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Imogene
Andrew
Andr
Hawaii
Bll Thomas
Lusy
Bill
Imozene
Tam Ag
Winter beauty and the enduring magic of snow
The writer extols winter as more than a harbinger of spring, recalling childhood joys of first snowfall, snowbirds, and outdoor play. It contrasts practical harshness with a deeper beauty, culminating in warm fireside evenings and a solemn, expansive winter landscape that surpasses summer in grandeur.
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Shelley
Aunt Mary's
Merry May
Winter's Beauty Behind The City Streets
A. T notes how leafless forests and winter sunsets rival Rembrandt's shadows as the deep crimson beacon lights beeches and elms. The author marvels at nature's fleeting tones, suggesting masterful inspiration and urging readers to notice beauty even in urban scenes.
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Oranches
Rembrandt
May
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Question Column
Questions about nature are invited for the Burroughs Nature Club Notes column. Readers may send inquiries on topics like butterfly benefits, turkey sun dances, and woodchuck hole signs to the Nature Notes Dept for publication and answers in this column.
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Nature Notes
Answers in Tomorrow's Nature Notes
Answers in tomorrow's nature notes discuss squirrels in other countries, a clam's light sensing ocelli, and the behavior of white mice versus wild house mice. The text notes worldwide distribution with exceptions, shell mantle sensing, and uncertainty about domestic versus wild creature interactions.
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America
Australia
Madagascar
Uncle Wiggily Valentines entices fox and bob cat plot
Uncle Wiggily heads to a Valentine shop on Valentine’s Day while Sammie Littletail plants a gift for Brighteyes. The Fox and Bob Cat plot to trap Uncle Wiggily by disguising the cat as Nannie Wagtail with horn icicles. The plan backfires as the heat melts the icicles and reveals the ruse, leaving Uncle Wiggily to enjoy his valentines. A closing note reports I A Goodwin of Salem recovering from hiccups after hearing a fire siren.
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Uncle Wiggily
Sammie Littletail
Brighteyes
Mie
Bunpy Rabbit
Sammie
Sam-mie
Mr. Longears
Uncle Wigally
Sammis
Nurse Jane
Mrs. Twistytail
Nannie Wagtail
Valentine
Jane
Nannie
Uncle Wiggil
Naanie
Murray
Bob Cat
Mrs. Fox
Fox
Uncle Wreggily
Uncle
Bungalow
Bobcat
Uoede
I. A. Goodwin
Salem
Abe Martin Questions Party Split In Chicago Tour
Abe Martin comments on Progressive Party members paying their way to Chicago to disband, arguing it tests his long held claim. He adds that sooner or later every girl or woman must rely on personality, which he says cannot be painted.
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Progressive Party
Chicago
Brain Tests by Sam Lotd
A quirky puzzle piece shows L Enfant Terrible recounting family history. Five years ago a sister was five times Fido s age, now she is three times his age. The diagram depicts three households piping to three wells with one clever neighbor crossing pipes while avoiding union rules.
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Fido
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin CO
Uncle Wiggily’s Valentines
Howard R. Garis
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Abe Martin
Sam Lotd
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