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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1928

Page

3

Advertising Rates and Notices for Waterloo Daily Star

The Waterloo Daily Star lists subscription prices by distance, with weekly and yearly rates inside a 50 mile radius and higher rates beyond. It notes publication rights, Associated Press content, and advertising policies, including payment terms and eligibility rules.

W. Im. Stariman Co I Courier Corner Park Ave Commercial St Erpesesseee Dpesident and Bultor Malages Joan C. Mactwad Jackson McCoy Aentigrenr Walter Waterloo Town Marena Turee Associated Dress United Press International News Associated Press Levin

Advertising and Integrity in Crime Hunt Across Cities

A metropolitan paper pursued a criminal using reporters, police cooperation, and rewards, driven by moral duty and public trust in ads. The feature contrasts this with travelogue prose about mountains and a dining hall scene, then shifts to comments on education, knowledge, and the era’s professionals.

Canada Kansas City

On the Chimera and the common cold campaigns

A reader questions sensational campaigns to eradicate the common cold and mocks the idea of a real germ to target. The piece notes profiteering by chemists, media hype, and the lack of a clear definition for the cold, urging a cautious view of authorities and definitions. It closes with a Q&A on iodide rich foods to prevent goitre, listing salmon, oysters, clams, crab, lobster, sea fish, and more.

Chimera Camorra Italy

Voyage On the Paris From Feb 27 1926 Aboard

A traveler aboard the Paris describes crossing to Havre with witty observations. He lists notable passengers including Kathleen Norris Charlie, Ray Long, Edith Gould Herrick, Claire Luce, Tod Browning, Vincent Youmans, Myron Herrick, Bruce Reynolds, and a sea lion named Herbert. The writer muses on sea sickness, baldness worries, and a humorous exchange with ship staff about hair care and medical letters to Dr Brady.

Paris Havre Kathleen Charles Norris Charlie Urban Ray Long England America Edith Gould Tod Browning Vincent Youmans Myron T. Herrick Claire Luce Ziegfeld Bruce Reynolds Collis Herbert

Eleven Attitudes Define The Ideal Citizen In Essays

Glenn Frank introduces a two week series outlining eleven attitudes for the ideal citizen across nations, framing Americanism as the sum of views on religion, education, wealth, leadership, patriotism, parties, science, and more. The piece previews topics including attitudes toward ancestors, wealth, leadership, and education.

Uncle Wiggily Helps Mischievous Bunny Pals

Uncle Wiggily, a rabbit gentleman, overhears Baby Bunty and Yallie plotting. The two young rabbits show up at a log playhouse in the forest on St. Valentine’s Day. Uncle Wiggily plans to scold them yet hopes they can help fix something they broke.

Uncle Wiggily Baby Bunty Yallie Uncle Wiggils Bunty

Window intruders glimpse Bunty and Vallie

Fragmentary OCR scene shows Uncle Wiegily and Uncle Winrly entering through a window and discovering Bunty and Vallie with five rabbit girls present, describing a curious moment in a rural setting.

Uncle Wiegily Uncle Winrly Bunty Vallie

Story of Gunpowder and Early Weapons

Uncle Rays Corner traces gunpowder origins in Asia with Chinese roots and Greek fire used in Mediterranean battles. It notes Tacitus on a 2400 year old battle using sulfur and charcoal, Roger Bacon’s 1270 claim of thunder and lightning, and Europe adopting cannons from Crécy 1346 onward.

Asia China Europe Mediterranean Tacitus Roger Bacon Bacon Canton Crécy

Gum drops surprise North Pole rabbit in Bunty story

Bunty and Vallie hide gum drops for Eski the North Pole rabbit, gifting him on arrival at his igloo. Uncle Wiggily tastes a drop, deems them fine, and the trio heads to Eski’s home with a plan to surprise him before his spring departure. A new visitor joins at the door, promising tomorrow’s continuation with Uncle Wiggily and the bear’s toothache.

Bunty Walke Ticle Ankie Wig Allie Eiki North Pole Mr. Longears Eski Yallie Uncle Wigelly Uncle Wiggily Vallin Pete Rabbit Wregily Wiggily Vailie Wigsily Rabbit Hal

Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers

Nature column invites reader questions on birds spiders and trees. It cites prior Qs about abalone like birds, two headed snakes, bear cub birth months, and notes on a Fall River mill fire comparison to Chicago fire.

Nature Notes Pacific Alaska Atlantic Tampa Bay Charma Bottae Pacific Coast North America Baltimore Sun Fall River Pocasset Chicago O'Leary

Miss Brown of X Y O and the Dictation Mystery

Miss Edith Brown, a pretty stenographer, becomes entangled with the mysterious Dessiter and an anarchist crisis in London. A dictation from a wounded explorer leads her into danger as she protects papers, while Paul and Frances navigate political intrigue and a dangerous circle including Noel Frankland.

Edith Brown Miss Brown Dessiter Mergen Frances Frankland Altho Paut Anp Thien the Times Paul London Abel Deane Communist Party Dessnter Mrss Brown Noel Frankland Moscow Ame Sali

Your Move Tetroit News Skeleton Found in Cabby

A skeleton seated before an unfinished chess game was found in a cabby near Lee's Ferry Aviz. The scene suggests prolonged waiting for an opponent's move, a rare and notable display of patience.

Tetroit News Lee's Ferry Aviz

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