Waterloo Daily MP details and advertising policy
The Waterloo Daily MP lists publication details and prices, noting daily except Sunday operation, executive names, and rates for carrier and mail subscriptions. It cites leased wires from Associated Press United Press International News, advertising rules, payment due dates, and policy on fraud and public interest.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press International News
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Sera Eta Ee
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Representatives
Uncharted Harbor and McNary-Haugen Clash in Farm Relief Vote
The veto and return of the McNary-Haugen farm relief bill by President Coolidge shocks supporters and opponents alike. Analysis shows a regional split with the West aligned against the East, while farmers face continued economic strain and seek statutory aid through future legislation amid broad calls for sober, deliberate action.
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Coolidge
Congress
United States
Leghany
Iowa's schools praised by distant critics
A professor of dentistry at the University of Toronto calls the University of Iowa College of Dentistry one of the best he's seen. He says the school turns out skilled dentists. The speaker urges not to assume eastern or distant schools are superior to Iowa's colleges at Ames and Cedar Falls.
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W. E. Cummer
University of Toronto
College of Dentistry
Ueersity of Iowa
Dr. Cummer
Ames
Cedar Falls
The Happy Home And The Daily Paper Debate
In the Forum Clemence Dane suggests a gift of a five year Daily Mail subscription to aid hard-up couples rather than gifts like fish knives or a wireless. The piece highlights a petty newspaper-reading dispute as a potential marital irritant and lampoons circulation managers to study such frictions.
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Clemence Dane
Daily Mails
Dissenting Opinion Urges Parental Sex Education Then and Now
Personal Health Service recounts eight to nine dissenting ballots on sex instruction in a referendum. It quotes housewives endorsing parental guidance and shared discussions to address children questions. A mother describes early conversations about life, growth, and reproduction using simple comparisons, while a veteran teacher advocates minimal formal instruction and emphasizes cleanliness.
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Parent and Child, Inc
Mrs. J
Happy J
Mother
Government Printing Office
Washington,d. C
Questions and Answers on Health and Sugar Beliefs
A clipped column presents Q and A on illnesses such as Vincent's angina and trench mouth, plus a note debunking the belief that white sugar harms kidneys. It includes guidance from Dr. Brady for reader letters and health inquiries, with illustrative diary-like exchanges and practical clarifications.
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Vincent
Ll. A
Death by Own Action and Education by Glenn Frank
Seven American universities face student suicides amid personal crisis reports with no clear causes. Glenn Frank argues these are human problems not solely educational or religious, urging careful handling of students’ intellectual moral and emotional readjustments during early college years and broad responsibility from parents priests and professors.
Davenport Times Profiles a Veteran Strongman in Office Visit
The Davenport Times recounts Farmer Burns visiting the paper’s office. In his sixties, he demonstrates a remarkable grip by biting and lifting a safe, while boastfully recalling past wrestling dominance. He abstains from smoking, chewing, drinking, and coffee, and maintains intense training from his wrestling days.
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Davenport Times
Times
Farmer Burns
Trading at Home Increases Wealth and Community Prosperity
A Waverly Independent Republican piece argues that buying Towa products keeps money within the state, builds wealth, supports home industry, and boosts community prosperity, ultimately contributing to a better state.
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Waverly
Independent Republican
Towa
Diary of modern Pepys in New York City nightlife
A diary style piece by C O McIntyre contrasts dawn to night in 1927 New York. It notes Albert Payson Terhune praising a magazine article, Meredith Nicholson visiting, and social scenes at Justine Hall and Marlon Gillespie. It observes aging city residents clinging to past wealth and the Broadway/50s nightlife shaping Tin Pan Alley writers moving to Hollywood.
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New York
Modern Pepys
Albert Payson Terhune
Meredith Nicholson
Justine Hall
Marlon Gillespie
Washington Square
Fifth Avenue
Tin Pan Alley
Hollywood
Uncle Wiggily Urges Nurse Jane to Take a Vacation
Uncle Wiggily and Mrs. Longears debate letting Nurse Jane take a vacation from caring for their forty rabbit children and the household. Nurse Jane has long kept the bungalow and now helps both couples, including Baby Bunty. They agree a break for Nurse Jane might be wise, before she arrives.
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Uncle Wiggily
Nurse Jane
Fuzzy Wuzzy
Mr. Longears
Mrs. ‘Longears
Afr. Longears
Jane
Baby Bunty
Janet
Mrs. Longears
Uncle Wigsily
Uncle Wiggily and Nurse Jane Vacation Plot
Uncle Wiggily plans a surprise vacation for Nurse Jane while a March Wind disrupts his egg errand. He uses a hat to carry eggs to the hen store, then faces a Bob Cat encounter as wind blows his hat and eggs away. The adventure ends with cleanup, a halted plan, and a cake for the rabbit.
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Nurse Jane
Uncle Wiggily
Jane
Janet
Ian
Uncle
Bob Cat
Wisgily
Phantom and Duke Plot to Force Helen's Fate
Gray Phantom faces a deadly plot by Duke and his aides who threaten Helen Hardwick. The Phantom is ordered to escape prison within ten days and rescue the girl while evading police. Ambrose Marr mentors the Phantom as rival gangsters torture Helen to pressure the Phantom into a brutal act, leading to a tense, cliffhanger confrontation at the Igico hideout.
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Gray Phantom
Helen
Hardwick
Ambrose Marr
Marr
Duke
Mr. Emanon
Fay Winton
Mr.Emanon
Miss Winton
Sammy the Swell
Sammy
Igloo
Sammie the Swell
Miss’ Winton
San
Hell
Phantom Faces Hidden Master In Duke Power Struggle
The Phantom and Amrose Marr confront Elmanon as the Gray Phantom’s schemes unfold. Marr suspects betrayal as the Phantom, using a cocky Duke voice, claims the Gray Phantom struck first, brainwork, trickery, and a long story. The den holds a captive foe with cords and a broken jaw.
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Mr. Emanon
Marr
At the Golden Wedding Ottawa Journal Recalls Gifts
The Ottawa Journal notes a couple’s golden wedding with presents from admirers including a trio of goldfish bowls sent by Harry Laurer and other beautiful costly tokens.
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Ottawa Journal
Harry Lauer
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Q&A Column 1927
The Burroughs Nature Club Notes column invites readers to send questions on nature subjects to the Nature Notes Dept. for general interest topics. Answers are published in this paper's column, encouraging reader engagement with natural history content.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Nature Notes
Tomorrow's Nature Notes Questions Answers
In tomorrow's Nature Notes the writer explains why raptor nests may look haphazard and notes that parrots and certain songbirds can be taught to mimic speech. It also discusses shark edibility, a wartime New York exhibit, and notes why apple seeds do not reliably reproduce a parent tree.
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New York City
Flowery Republic life and the Chinese diet
Uncle Rays Corner surveys China Mongolia and Tibet noting vast population and plains settlements near the coast. It describes farming as core living, rice as staple food, pork common among the poor, beef rare, tea as drink without sugar, and simple fruit choices while mentioning Buddhist dietary beliefs and common fowls.
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China
Republic
Mongolia
Tibet
United States
Alaska
Ray
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