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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1929

Page

4

Rreetten Daily Newspaper Masthead and Policies

The publication details list editors and managers, subscription rates, and mailing areas. It notes advertising policies, pricing terms, and the paper’s press affiliations with Associated Press, United Press International, and Audit Bureau of Circulations, along with office representation in major cities.

W. H. Hertman Gourier Bing Corner Park Ave Commercial Bt Jonn GC Hartmen Jackson McCay Waterloo Tows Associated Press United Press International News Associate Press Adc

Time Is Money Inventory Talk For 1929

A local club hears a speaker urge annual self inventory to measure what we own and what we have achieved. The column links time, calendars, and personal goals, urging readers to take stock on birthdays or January 1 and resolve to improve in 1929.

Life's ironies as Hardy described them in old essay

The excerpt discusses Thomas Hardy and his Life's Little Ironies, noting ironies in fate and human life. It contrasts ambitions and means, unreturned love and failed relationships, wealth without joy, and the general human condition. The piece reflects on enduring what cannot be changed without excessive fuss.

Thomas Hardy Hardy

Explaining the Pocket Veto and Its Legal Reach

The article reviews the pocket veto during a late congress session. It notes that a measure for Muscle Shoals power and nitrate plants was sent to President Coolidge and remained unsigned within ten days. The attorney general and the house parliamentarian discuss precedents and conclude the bill did not become law without signature.

Seventieth Congress Muscle Shoals Mr. Coolidge Congress John G. Sargent House Lewis Deschier

Unwritten law leads husbands and wives to bid together in bridge

The Charles City Press notes that couples often pair up in bridge games, with totals around 57 over four hands and 30 for honors. It recalls contract’s rise from auction, praising bookkeepers and professors of mathematics while noting prizes should be inconsequential and merely for the winner to share at a party.

Personal Health Service by Dr William Brady

Down with cottage cheese and the shifts in diet and health fads. Dr Brady reviews the cottage cheese craze, past nostrums, and shifts to nutritious value and vitamins, plus reader questions on alkaline diets and trench mouth.

William Brady, M. D Nat! Newspaper

Let Us Highly Resolve by Glenn Frank President Wisconsin

A 1928 piece by Glenn Frank urges national renewal through resolutions addressing intolerance, reform of old institutions, living religion, beloved education, public service, research against cancer, and prudent gratitude as prosperity endures beyond temporary foundations.

Glenn Frank University of Wisconsin Ceniury McChie Newspaper Eigar

New York Night Life in 1928 Fashion Rules

A 1928 New York sketch notes how sudden events like a Zeppelin sighting or a subway scare disrupts normal life, yet high society dining remains keyed to evening dress. It observes how restaurants chase glamour with seating and attitude, the Lambs joke and Caruso comparisons, and ends with a quip about a minister’s text on life and liver.

New York Ike Mass J. P. Morgan Marc Fergus Falls Fifth Avenue Marchesa Ramona Lambs’ Club Gafs Martin

Uncle Wiggily's Warm Bed

A playful breakfast scene unfolds as Nurse Jane Puzzy Wuzzy accuses Uncle Wiggily of pocketing Baby Bunty's horn. Mr Longears feigns ignorance while the gnuskrat housekeeper jeers, questioning the missing Christmas horn and the rabbit gentleman's actions.

Unele Horne Jane Puzzy Wuzzy Mr. Longears

Bunny Uncle and Horn in Pocket Incident

A playful scene has Bunny Uncle blushing as Nurse Jane appears to notice him hiding a horn. The muskrat house keeper warns Bunty against mischief, keeping eyes sharp and the mood light.

Nurse Jane Bunty

Uncle Wiggily's New Year Horn Rescue

Abe Martin style tale follows Uncle Wiggily who on New Year's Day decides to blow his horn alone in the woods. He helps a cold Lady Mouse by blowing a warm draft to rekindle her fire and ends the day with a quiet, selfless horn performance that brings good cheer.

Nurse Jane Mr. Longenis Mr. Longears Nurse Jang Fee Uncle Unele Wiggily Aire Long Ears Uncle Wiggily Baby Bunty Aniele Whaily Uncle ‘Wiegils Wingily Rabbit Windily Warn Martin Barnes Lord Aldrington Gerald Garnham Aldrington Visiies Barnes Blanche Banningham Barnes

The Fortunate Wayfarer continues amid danger and intrigue

In a tale set around Lord Aldrington and Martin Barnes, Solomon Graunt and Victor Perle threaten access to the estate as Barnes eyes a marriage to Laurita. Aldrington schemes, past and present enmities collide, and a tense vigil unfolds at the hall while allies weigh loyalties and risks.

Ardrington Solomon Graunt Victor Perle Barnes Laurita Parle Aldrington Graunk Marti Lownath Mcense Martin Marrage Lord Aldrington Mr. Barnes Solomon Grant Victor Porte Slids Terraces Lord Ardrington Thetford Heath Eall Ardrington Hall A Ararington

Uncle Rays Corner New Year Reflections

A brief entertainment note welcomes the New Year and comments that readers are only a day older, not a year older, in a light upbeat tone. The piece evokes seasonal reflection without heavy detail or events.

Uncle Ray Explains Earth Motion And The Solar Voyage

In a 1920 style lesson Uncle Ray describes two motions of the Earth, its yearly orbit around the sun of about 600 million miles, and the daily turning of day and night. He uses analogies like a baseball curve and an ocean liner to illustrate the journey and urges a brighter year ahead.

Fins Ray Jake Uncle Ray

Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers

A 1924 nature club column answers reader questions on ostrich extinction peat classification musk ox domestication and sparrow diet. It details pigmy rattlesnake striking behavior, snake feeding in captivity, digestive triggers, and insectivore sparrow roles plus notes on pests and a line about whooping cough prevalence.

Nature Notes N& Nm Swan Belvin

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