Water town Waterloo daily notices about advertising policies
The notice describes ad submission rules, rates, and payment timing, warning against fraudulent or misleading copy and reserving rights to reject content. It cites Associated Press attribution, circulation audit, and classified advertising terms, with references to rate changes and insertions.
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Adie
Nadine Naan Ae
Waterloo
Towa
Maotel
Associated Press
International
Aslews
Bember
Ec Farvensing
Yates
Misquotation sparks row over Senator Fess and press
A wartime era dispute centers on Senator Fess of Ohio and his public admission about misquoting newspaper reporters after a Coolidge rebuke. The piece notes a journalistic tradition of buck-passing when quotes embarrass officials and questions the accuracy of quoted remarks from politicians and public servants.
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Fess
Ohio
Fourth Estate
President Coolidge
Black “Hills
White House
Coolidge
Ion
United States
Courage on Stage at Troquet Theater Fire Tragedy
In Chicago on December 30 1903 Ede Foy saved audience members during a blaze in Mr Bluebeard at the Troqual theatre. The panic killed more than 600 as the fire raged backstage and the house filled with smoke and embers. Foy rushed to calm the crowd urging the orchestra and attempting to halt the panic before succumbing to mortal danger. The incident remains a remembered act of heroism amid a deadly theatre disaster.
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Ede
Foy
E ‘Hest
Chicago
Badtey
Anc
Des Moines Crossing Watchman Opinions On Car Crashes
A Des Moines railroad crossing guard, Jesse, with 11 years on the job, laments drivers rushing past warning devices. He notes near monthly gate damage from speeding cars and argues motorcars are too dangerous, having never ridden in one.
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Des Moines
Towa
Mike
Jesse
Motor
Fis
Hev
Labor Injunction Opposition Shapes Senate Hearing
Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor urged passage of a Shipstead bill to curb equity court injunctions. He argued Clayton Act protections for workers have been undermined by Supreme Court rulings and pressed remedial legislation limiting injunctions to cases protecting actual property with no legal remedy.
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Senate Committee On the Aidicary
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Senatae Shipstead
Minnesota
Morrison
Supreme Court
Federation
Isbor
Arguments and Public Spending in a Publicist’s View
A trained publicist argues that Americans spend heavily on candy and ephemeral amusements while defense and insurance are also costly. He notes that people resist being persuaded by statistics but concedes such data shape opinions. The piece questions the value of comparing expenditures to national security and family protection.
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United States
Wilbur
Amazing effect of a popular kidney pill
Dr Brady notes a long chain of posthumous testimonials from various towns claiming kidney pills revived or improved health, though records show inconsistencies. He answers readers on canker sores and sweating. Letters regarding health questions will be answered if stamped and addressed.
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Mountain Home
Ida. 1
Conan Doyle
H. G
Kankakee
Charles
Blackwell
Okla
Blackwell News
Opinion
Nettie W
Nashua Reporter
Uncle Dosh
Josh
Dr. Brady
William Brady
Horse Sense from Ibsen and Civil War Veterans
The piece reviews Henrik Ibsen with quotes on friendship truth and minority power, noting Alexis de Tocqueville on tyranny of the majority. It cites J Ewing Cowgill, a Civil War veteran who died at 77, and observes aging blue ranks and pensioners. It closes with a Sumner Gazette note on statewide road improvements and funding.
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Namie
Henrik Johan Tichsen
America
Alexis Fle Tocqueville
Ibsen
Micmeapolis
J. Ewing Cowgill
Iowa
Kansas
Cowgill
Grant
Grizzind Gertensmans
Napoleon Bonaparte
Luxury hotel suites reshape New York living in city gains
A New York feature notes delux e apartment houses replace family mansions as wealthy tenants convert hotel wings into self contained living spaces. Mentions multimillion dollar frontages, $10 000 yearly rents, and celebrities embracing monocle fashion alongside editorial writers and stage legends seeking private comfort.
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New York
Smany
Forks of the Creek
Central Park
Hving
Uncle Wiggily Faces Hidden Threat in Icicle Tale
An old rabbit gentleman named Uncle Wiggily wanders a snowy woods and overhears voices plotting to spear him with a sharp spear. He fears a fox or wolf hides behind a bush as he seeks adventure.
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Wiggily
The Rabbit Gentleman Flees from Uncle Wiggily
The Rabbit Gentleman hops away as voices shout Spear Ready and Uncle Wiggily reacts to the near danger. He glances back to see Jackie and Fortle Baw cheering him on, relieved he narrowly escapes.
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Uncle Wiggly
Jackie
Fortle
Wonder What a Man Under a Hot Towel Thinks About
A fragmented, dramatic voice questions neglect and torture, musing on pain and being left to suffer. The speaker imagines torture as a ritual, then contrasts it with shaving and parboiling as a twisted relief.
Stone Pointed Spear Revolution in Stone Age
UNCLE RAY describes how early humans in Europe learned to use stone pointed spears to hunt cave animals. The shift from wooden to stone weapons enabled cave dwellers to drive predators from shelters and claim caves as homes, marking a major step in human mastery. Tomorrow bows and arrows.
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U. Tee
Europe
Ase
Uncle Ray
Uncle Wiggily and the icicle spear mischief
Uncle Wiggily joins Jackie Peetie and the puppy boys in an icy misadventure. He uses an icicle spear to hit a cottony target, misses and spears a Bob Cat’s tail by accident, then the cat retreats to its den. The rabbits and doggie boys resume practice in the woods.
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Mr. Longears
Fox
Wolf
Jackie
Peetie
Uncle Wiegily
Peetle
Uncle Wiggily
Uncle
Peetic
Peebie
Peelic
Bob Cat
Uncle Wisgily
Chapman
Snow Man
Burroughs Nature Club Answers Reader Questions
The Nature Notes column answers queries about birds insects and porcupines. Readers ask how high eagles fly and whether deaf white cats exist among other topics with answers detailing meadowlark perching insect control fern pests and porcupine quills.
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Jacay
Moving Days Protests Warm Up Over Chicago Housing
Baltimore Sun notes protests against May 1 and Oct 1 moving days as Chicago landlords and tenants face a clash over apartment vacancies. Critics warn the plan could push moving chaos, while solutions remain unclear. Omaha World-Herald reports Stevens at the Pan American Conference urging a treaty to establish women’s suffrage across American republics and quiet fears of U.S. intervention.
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Baltimore Sun
Chicago
Omaha
Worls Stevens
Miss Brown Drawn Into Espionage In Oppenheim Serial
Miss Edith Brown, a quiet typist at Shepherd's Market, encounters Col Dessiter an explorer who entrusts her with papers and a dangerous mission. A secret world of spies and political intrigue unfolds as she faces threats and asks if she should stay out of it.
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Edith Brown
Miss Brown
Col. Dessiter
Mergen
Flans
Mery
Rey
Hrantes
Oppenheim
Brown
Editi Brown
Shepherd’s Market
House of Commons
Frances
Mr. Frankland
Perso
Shepherd's Market
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