Water loo Evening Courier Publisher and pricing note
Waterloo Evening Courier lists publication details, offices and pricing. Mentions W H Hartman Co Courier Bldg Waterloo Park Avenue Vommergial St, subscription rates by week month year, distance rates, and advertising policies. Also notes Associated Press and press bureau affiliations and representative offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Re
Peper
W. H. Hartman Co
Courier Bldg
Corner Park. Ave
Vommergial St
Rhenon McCoy
Teace
Public sentiment on Congress and legislature in session
The passage critiques lawmakers for feeling ill at ease during sessions and for receiving little thanks despite long hours of study and effort. It notes people’s tendency to offer harsh descriptions rather than praise and hints at general skepticism about their effectiveness.
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Congress
Legislature
Ruth Declares Plan Amid Iowa Baseball Fans
A garbled OCR note shows Babe Ruth addressing Iowa baseball fans about his coming year. The fragment hints at public statements and expectations but lacks clear details or dates.
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Babe “Ruth
Iowa
Reforestation Plan for Iowa Seeks State Aid
A proposed Iowa measure aims to expand forest cover by authorizing the state forester to cooperate with federal and local agencies on reforestation. It would establish nurseries on state land to supply trees at cost for planting in parks, public lands, and private tracts, with a $10,000 annual appropriation requested.
Burke Death by Gas Suicide Shocks Community
Burke, once a genial well mannered student, is remembered by friends who recall a balanced bright youth. The new suicide report on the first page marks a tragic end as life’s pressures overcome him and defy explanation.
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Burke
General Science and the Critique of Education Standards
A critic blasts charlatan cures while lampooning educators who push a vague “general science.” The piece condemns easy shortcuts and painless study, mocks literary elites, and defends serious inquiry, naming Henry Holt and Dr. Richard Burton in the discourse.
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Richard, Burton
Henry” Holt
Bey
Alex Pope
Wordsworth
Shakespeare
Shelley
Pope
Somersault Advice on Digestion and Health
Reader letters praise far reaching ideas on constipation habit and stomach movement. Dr Brady offers to answer brief health letters, advising safe practice and noting that only general belly-toning moves may aid digestion while warning against overreaching claims.
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U. S
All Men Are Liars and the Issue of Truth
Glenn Frank, president of the University of Wisconsin and former editor of Century Magazine, argues that most people are unconscious liars whose talk and actions fall short of truth. He likens distorted perception to a faulty glass, cites mental bias and obsession as bars to clarity, and stresses that mental health and clear vision are essential for truthfulness.
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Glenn Frank
University. of Wisconsin
Century
Censorship Debate Shapes Response to Obscene Material
In Kansas City Star commentary, censorship is deemed unsatisfactory and public decency should guide printed and spoken content. If public opinion fails, legal action may follow as in New York against three plays. Indecency should not be allowed to proliferate in stage, magazines, or tabloid papers.
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Kansas City Star
Boards of Censors
New York
Browning
Oleo and Agriculture Split in Congress Debate
Congress now recognizes a basic agricultural interest on both sides of the oleo and dairy clash. Beef producers in Iowa oppose dairy advocates as Wisconsin leads the butter lobby and oleo supporters gain wider raw-material backing.
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Des Moines
Congress
Altho
Wisconsin
Oleo
Towa
Qleo
New York 32 By Da Byo 0 McINTYRE
New York February 17. The bustling Greenwich Village scene shifts as many figures depart or vanish from old haunts. Graceful artists leave for Hollywood or Europe while Harlem cabarets draw crowds at night. The carnival of lights and urban change shows new faces,ブ new styles, and evolving culture along Broadway and Times Square.
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New York
da Byo
McIntyre
the McNaught: ‘Syndicate, Inc
Greenwich
Tiny Tims
Bobbie Edwards
Sonia
Takhari
Cutter
Kemp
A.otable
Walt
Bertilotti
Rome
Wanamaker's
aPaul
Joe's
Harlem
Noted Laughs Amid Busy Old Town Parade
A fragment from a 19th century page shows scattered dialogue about a cheerful, regular fellow named in a bustling town scene. The lines hint at social chatter and urban familiarity without clear event details.
Abe Martin on farmers and alimony judges
A humorous Abe Martin line notes a farmer’s reluctance to brag about earnings and contrasts it with judges who hand out alimony in a free and lavish manner. The quip hints at character contrasts and social mores in a light, regional voice.
Uncle Wiggily and the Golden Ball
A talking golden Christmas ball on a discarded tree asks why it is saved with other ornaments. Uncle Wiggily carries it home and places it with bunny toys, later brightening baby lamb Tootsie by hanging the ball over her crib. The tale ends with a tease of a future installment about Uncle Wiggily’s pot cheese.
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Virgily
Rahiah
Uncle
Bungalow
Wisgily
Uncle Wiggily
Tootsie
Rabbit
Tootgle
Uncle Wiggley
North Carolina legislator faces critique over netting bill
Jay E. House of the Philadelphia Public Ledger questions the North Carolina lawmaker proposing netting legislation, arguing the proposal has not been given a fair examination or trial in public debate.
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Jay E. House
Philadelphia Public Ledger
North Carolina
Phantom Adopts New Persona Amid Crime Plan
In a tense sequence the Phantom, adopting a natural new personality, travels through grim streets and crowded stations to locate Sammie the Swell. He contemplates a dangerous daylight vigil and a risky scheme linked to Miss Winton's orders, fearing discovery and disaster if pursued. TO BE CONTINUED.
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Marr
Amsterdam Avenue
Sammie
Hardihood
Sarge
Miss* Winton
Miss “Winton
José Faith
Phantom Plot Echoes Enmity and Kidnapping Intrigue
The Phantom allies with the Duke's gang to force Helen Hardavick's release from prison as the Duke plans her kidnapping. Police trap the Phantom in a deserted house where Helen is held and tortured to pressure his surrender. He flees, recovers, and uncovers hidden rooms and a violin as he probes for a solution to save Helen.
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Ring
Helen Hardavick
Duke
Ambrose Marr
Marr
Helen
Emanon
Fay Winton
Mr. Bmanon
Miss Witton
Mr. Emanon
Sammy the Swell
Phantom Guest Seeks Old Clothes For River Mission
Ambrose Marr confronts the anxious Phantom at 10 in the morning. The visitor fakes sleep, plans a river scene mission, steals away, and returns in a shabby suit to disguise himself. Marr provides breakfast and watches the determined guest choose a worn wardrobe laced with intent.
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Phantom
Ambrose Marr
Saturnine
Marr
Fay Winton
Burroughs Nature Club Questions and Answers
A vintage nature column invites reader questions on wildlife and natural history. It lists several questions about animal behavior and development and promises answers in tomorrow's Nature Notes.
Answers on parasitic fish and cricket diet from youth reminiscence
Answers note the hagfish Myxine eptatretus as a true parasite that slowly eats into fish muscles without harming skin. They also discuss field crickets as herbivores that can cannibalize woolen garments, with anecdotes of holes in stockings and beach bathing suits, and explain shrikes kill by strangling and pinning prey on thorns after grappling with the beak.
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Burroughs
Strange Trees of Africa Highlight Native Uses and Marvels
UNCLE RAY reports on Africa's notable trees including the baobab or monkey bread tree whose fruit refreshes natives and feeds monkeys. The mangrove bears roots that sprout new trunks, the mimosa yields fine timber with poisonous seeds, and the butter tree produces a year long oil from seeds resembling olives. The sausage tree near Lake Victoria carries sausage shaped fruit. Victoria Falls, Temorre
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Africa
Central
India
Lake Victoria
Uncle Ray
Victoria Falls
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Eaeas Cereaeas
Waterloo
Laws
Associated “Press
Presa International News Oc
Membier
Associated Press
Focal News
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story, Brooks &. Finley, Representatives
Personal Health Service
William » Brady, M. D
Nat'l Newspaper Service
Brady
William Brady
McClure Newspaper’ Syndicate
Oleo and Agriculture
Lenox Avenue
S. Dark
Darkey
Broadway
Destiny
Tee
Tadayr
Theae
Dora
Minow
Wmhgelau
Wisconsio
Sauk
Welmust
Abe Martin
Uncle Wiggily ‘and the
Howard R. Garis
Gray
Herman Landon
Smith Corp
Ledger ‘Syndicate
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton: Mifflin Co
Nature
Nature Notes
Ray
Keys
Temorre
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