Newspaper masthead and advertising policy note
Daily newspaper masthead from Walering Iowa with Associated Press affiliation, listing staff roles, subscription prices, and policy statements. Also mentions advertising rules, payment timing, and offices in major cities.
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W. H. Marimanoo
Courier
Corser Park Ave
Poswisie
Walering
Towa
United Press International News
Associated Press
Associated
Menor Audit Bureau of Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Yeies and Son Fratcisco
Story
Brogks Mes
Marvel of engineering Holland tunnel linked Manhattan and Jersey shore
Describes the Holland tunnel as the longest vehicular tunnel, connecting Manhattan to the Jersey shore with twin tubes and 20 foot roadways. Details ventilation, emergency exits, flood and salvage precautions, and high traffic projections for motorists nationwide.
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America
Brooklyn Bridge
Hudson
Holland Tunnel
Manhattan
Jersey Shore
New York
Convention Ballots Show Democratic Delays Across Histories
A historical review notes that since 1856 the Democratic Party has needed many ballots to nominate a candidate on five occasions, while Republicans did so only once in 1880 with Garfield. The piece lists key examples including Buchanan, Douglas, Seymour, Wilson, Cox, Davis, and mentions Grant and McKinley as first ballot achievements.
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Garfield
Buchanan
Douglas
Seymonur
Wilson
Cox
Davis
Grant
McAinley
Tal
Wea
Bain
Legalized raids and fears of bootleggers in tax enforcement
The article discusses raids on home brewers and bootleggers under internal revenue laws. It notes authorities may raid without warrants only in specific cases and stresses that evidence must be properly sworn and issued by a warrant. It contrasts past political spending with current Senate investigations.
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Seymour
Internal Revenue Blues
Treaisuyg
Earache Dangers and Mastoiditis Warned by Brady
Personal Health Service warns that acute otitis media can threaten hearing and, more seriously, mastoiditis with risk of brain involvement. Prompt drum puncture or incision may relieve pain and drain infection, while mastoid involvement can lead to meningitis or brain abscess if untreated.
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Eamache
Otis
Brady
Wiliam Brady
New York City Frauds and Fables in a Bustling Era
A lively column critiques New York social pretensions and scams in 1910s style. It catalogs fronting for art and luxuries, mothers staging weddings, mail pests at hotels, and the rise of speakeasy culture, concluding with Broadway clocks and city time myths.
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New York
Manhattan
India
Bermuda
New York Four-Flushing
Joe
Circle 1
Herald Square
Horse Sense from Shaw by Glenn Frank
A 1923 syndicated column reviews Bernard Shaw and his ideas, selecting sharp lines about progress, happiness, democracy, and genius. It contrasts genius with credulity and cites Shaw on democracy and revolution, then discusses a lawyer’s duty and public behavior, ending with a remark from a Boston Transcript note on American industriousness.
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Shaw
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
McClure
Gymcicate
Bernard Shaw
Uncle Wreggily's Electric Light
Uncle Wreggily nods off in front of a radio as two of his foes, the Fox and the Bob Cat, lurk outside his window awaiting a chance to break in, after a night of peril and trickery.
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Uncle Wiggily
Fox
Bob Cat
Bob Gat
Fox and Bob Cat Plot in Uncle Wiggily's Dark Room
The Fox and Bob Cat spy Uncle Wiggily through a lit window as they plan to catch him. The electric light goes out revealing his movements and foiling their attempt for the night.
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Fox
Uncle Wiggily
Bob Cat
Uncle Wiggly
The Story of Man's Weapons From War to Sling
A retrospective look traces war origins from prehistoric hunting grounds to ancient Egypt and Babylonia. It notes early weapons like metal tipped spears arrows and slings and cites David and Goliath. The piece also previews a future segment on the crossbow.
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China
Egypt
David
Goliath
Babylonia
Burrough Nature Club Notes Answers for Readers
Questions on pheasants cats goldfish and young deer answered in nature column. Partridge mating baffling to ornithologists. goldfish surface gulping from low oxygen corrected by more plants. young animals have proportionally long legs at birth for early mobility.
Cracks and Contrasts in Early Iowa Opinion
A reader’s collage of quotes from Cedar Rapids Gazette Ames Tribune Fort Madison Democrat and others lampooning laws race politics farming and social views. The snippets reflect early 20th century sectional attitudes about race religion education farming and urban policies.
Miss Brown Encounters Mystery at a London Restaurant
Miss Edith Brown, a demure stenographer, becomes entangled after meeting Col. Dessiter’s mysterious notes and a tense shadow of danger. A Russian refugee and a restaurant family figure into her path as she navigates a perilous theft plot and a furtive lunch in Soho.
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Edith Brown
Miss Brown
Col. Dessiter
Mergen
Ruffilans
Frances
Frankland
Paul
Mx. Paul
Mr. Frankland
Janly
Edith
Piccadilly
Miss ‘Brown
Hampstead
Abe Martin quotes inlocal column clash with child relief
A quirky Abe Martin line features Mrs Pop Angel declaring she prefers a fern or a quiet goldfish to children. The fragment hints at a humorous local column voice with rustic witticisms and playful wordplay.
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Ohio State Journal
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Hoover
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Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin CO
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Mr. Paw
Abe Martin
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