Local Newspaper Masthead and Advertising Policy Notes
The paper lists staff roles and contact points, including President and Editor Dartman and General Manager Peterson. It details daily and weekly circulation rates, class mailing status, and editorial policies, emphasizing accuracy, rate changes, and advertising standards.
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WH. Sartnan CO
Park Ave
Dartman
W. Peterson
Treas
Gen'l Mgr
Waterloo
Memper
Associated Press
al News
Aren
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Washington, D. C
Monsey, Bidz
E. G. Dougherty
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Story
Brooks & Finley
Rep
The New Harding Cabinet a Mixed Yet Capable Group
The article previews President elect Harding's cabinet saying the ten appointees look balanced and able. It notes Hughes as secretary of state, Hoover commerce, Wallace agriculture, Weeks war, Fall interior, Denby navy, McHor treasury, Davis labor, Dougherty attorney general, and Heys postmaster general, stressing political service and merit while urging voters to hear them speak through public service.
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Harding
Wilson
Mr. Bryan
John Hay
Bryan
Charles E. Hughes
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Henry Wallace
Agriculture
United States
John W. Weeks
Fall of
New Mexico
Interior
Edwin Denby
Michigan
Navy
Department
Andrew McHor
Heys
Anr
Bryan proposes partisan platform as national alternative
The candidate outlines a Democratic backed plan, arguing it would revive party fortunes. Critics urge treating the schedule as a national, people’s platform rather than a partisan document, calling Bryan selfish for branding it as Democratic.
Bryan’s 22 Planks Outline A Democratic Platform
The article critiques William Jennings Bryan’s 22 planks for a reform platform, calling it a broad program including disarmament, a referendum on war, a six year presidential term, constitutional amendments, fed eral reserve reform, labor disputes arbitration, banking safeguards, farm aid, anti monopoly measures, and government economy. It notes wide public approval but questions labeling it Democratic and imagines finalizing the plan before a four year push.
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Senate
Federal Reserve Bank
Bryan
Democratic
Bolsheviks Oppose Unions and Target British Trade Unions
A 1920s column argues Bolshevism opposes unions and spreads in England led by W. Z. Foster, labeling him a communist. It notes U S labor bodies debate support for Poland and criticizes anti corruption measures and highway paving referred to as “unpaved roads rough” on Logan Avenue.
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Russia
England
W. Z. Foster
Foster
Congressional Investigating Committee
Chicago Federation of Labor
John Fitzpatrick
United States
Poland
Federation of Labor
Logan Avenue
Bremer County Line
Aviator Coney’s Two-Hop Attempt From San Diego Fails
Report notes Aviator Coney attempted a two hop flight from San Diego toward the Atlantic with a failure en route. The feat is set against the achievement of a British flyer who successfully hopped from America to the Irish coast by air.
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Coney
San Diego
Atlantic Ocean
America
Rigg's disease and mouth hygiene guidance
Health Talks presents a discussion on Rigg's disease pyorrhoea alveolaris its causes and symptoms detailing how neglect of mouth hygiene and malnutrition link to gum decay and systemic illness. It notes treatment limits emphasizes early childhood hygiene and dentist oversight and mentions emetin as beneficial in some cases.
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Riggs
Rigg
Friend Wife By ROB FULKERSON
Andrew returns home late and weary while Imogene accuses him of deception. He explains a plan with Billy Sands to protest cruelty to fish by observing a chophouse bass used as bait, noting Hourglass is repeatedly scooped from a tank and returned to be sold again.
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Andrew
Imogene
Sarah
Billy Sands
Billy
Hourglass
Unconscious Self Portraits in Side Talks
Ruth Cameron discusses how criticizing others reveals the critic's own mixed impressions and biases. She notes that hearing one side can distort judgment and urges readers to recognize how even just criticism can leave a bad impression and affect relationships.
When the World Runs Wrong and a Cautious Bargain
A fragmentary poem-like passage discusses courage facing a wrong world and a troublesome ferry crossing. It tangentially mentions a marriage exchange and a reference to a man seeking wives or a fortune, without clear context or names.
Hourglass and Gemini Rescue At Floating Club
The narrator recounts a quirky rescue tale where Billy and companions scoop a fish named Hourglass from a bucket, relocate it to a yacht float, and witness its antics as Tom Jenkins praises the effort before returning Gemini to his drink. Imogene jokingly critiques the tale's plausibility.
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Billy
Gemini
Tom Jenkins
Hourglass
Capoon
Imogene
Sarah
Reading of a suggestive line about Weir stockin’s
A fragment expresses a view that a friend in need is a friend indeed and hints at giving ten to fifteen thousand dollars in Weir stockin’s as a possible aid or suggestion. The text is informal and incomplete.
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Weir Stockin
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Fin footed sea mammals and attracting city birds
The text compares sea lions and fur seals noting differences in neck length front flippers and overall shape. It then discusses controlling English sparrows to attract wild birds, recommending bird houses for bluebirds wrens and martins and early spring feeding after sparrow removal with nesting materials and deterring observer odors.
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Pinnipedia
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
The Sandman Story of Mrs. Wren and Mr. Robin
The tale follows Mr and Mrs Robin noting the late Wrens arrivals. Mrs Wren scolds and stops Mr Wren from finding a new home as they finally settle in a bare tree near sticks and straw. The Robins conclude Mrs Wren’s scolding causes the Wrens to be late North.
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Mrs. Robin
Mrs. Wren
Mr. Robin
Jane
Mr. Wren
Bram Tests By Sam Loyd
A brief item presents Sam Loyd’s Bram Tests with a challenge format titled No. 623 Answer to No.22 demanding a quick solution within one minute.
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Bram
Sam Loyd
Fiir
A Home Made Pinex Cough Syrup Claim
An ad touts a homemade cough syrup using 2 1/4 ounces Pinex in a pint sugar syrup or alternatives. It promises relief within 24 hours for bronchitis hoarseness and other winter coughs, with guaranteed satisfaction and a refund.
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Fou
Pinexr Co
Ind
Correct English Usage From War Speech
The passage presents examples of improper forms like HAD HAVE and WAS contented, contrasted with corrected phrases such as HAD gone to war and WERE contented. It also notes verb forms in commands and stage directions, including Behold and Here comes the king and queen, with corrected concord for second and tense consistency.
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Bob
Belgium's Debt Negotiated by Wilson Allies
Washington reports that President Wilson agreed with French and British representatives to press their governments to accept from Belgium a proposal involving German government bonds to cover Belgium's debt. The move aims to resolve Belgium’s outstanding claims amid postwar upheaval.
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Belgium
Devonport Times
Washington
Wilson
France
Great Britain
Diamond Dyes Promise Fresh Look For Fabrics
Waterloo women can dye coats skirts waists gowns stockings and draperies with Diamond Dyes. Each package includes easy directions and a color card showing fabrics that can be dyed. A wondrous range of rich fadeless colors is advertised for wool silk linen cotton or blends.
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Waterloo
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Friend Wife
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Burroughs
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Nature Notes
Expres
Pullman
Lu Ren GS inTe
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REELS
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Iowa
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Sheffield Ave
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Cuticura
Halden
Grove
BROMD
Red Cross
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