Waterloo Daily Courier front page segment
Daily Waterloo Iowa newspaper page listing staff and advertising policies. It includes publisher editor John Hartman, treasurer Jackson McCoy, and notices about subscription pricing and advertising rules. The text notes Associated Press and International News affiliations and billing, with general policy statements.
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Evening Courier
W. H. Harlman Co
Courier
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
Pelephone Branch Exchange
John C. Hartman
Jackson McCoy
Sarrlaty
Rataneegrter
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
Press International
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
New York
Philadelpha
Chica
Francisco
Story
Brooks & 5
San Injoy
Representatives
Federal Inquiry Reform Proposal Calls for New Commission
An efficiency suggestion argues the United States needs a centralized, technicized probe system. It proposes a seven year term and annual salary for a federal investigating commission appointed by the president with broad probing powers. Senators Borah and Reed might join the commission. The plan envisions exhaustive public disclosure on topics from MacMurrah’s birth date to broadcasting program quality.
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United States
United States Senate
Thott
House
McPherson
Mr. Ormiston
Princeton-Harvid
Senate
Borah
Reed
Missouri
News Commission
Mac Murra
Radio Regulation Urged To Stop Interference
A letter highlights radio interference harming emergency SOS messages. A ship 400 miles east of New York reported a rudder failure but endured 15 minutes of noisy broadcasts. The piece argues Congress must act to curb unruly stations and establish an official radio authority.
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Congress
New York
Commission
Hoover
Bigger and Better Boys Prove Bigger Children Now
Dr Morace Bray of Chicago argues before science society that American boys aged 6 to 18 are now about two and a half inches taller than 59 years ago. He cites disease control, vitamins, nutrition as reasons and notes the trend spans childhood to adolescence. The assertion survives amid ongoing baseball scandals.
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Imorace Bray
Chicago
Dr. Bray
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Noares
Bray
Hair loss by vermin theory shocks readers
Personal Health Service by Dr William Brady discusses a London doctor’s essay linking widespread hair loss to skin vermin and fleas. It warns about disease risks from vermin, imagines ancient hairy tribes, and invites readers to send questions for health advice while noting winter bathing and general wellbeing.
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William Brady
Am. D
Nat
Haglund
Marley
Janet Wo
London
Hee
Che Teibe
Br. HN
Rid
Gaia
Why Institutions Die By GUENN FRANK
A condensed critique of institutional decline from idealism to rigidity. It argues institutions begin as exploratory bodies but gradually ossify into doctrines, risking a creeping dogmatism that stifles curiosity and innovation, threatening their vitality. It references universities, churches, political parties, and public concerns about cultural control.
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Guenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
Copyright
McClure Newspaper
Hin
Uld
Simpton
Tod
Institutionalivan
Celeidal
Los Angeles Flows With Sunshine Shops and Celebrities
Out West 28 by O C McIntyre from 1926 paints Los Angeles as a sunlit hub where movie houses, star power, and vibrant commerce blend with morning breakfasts in clubs. The writer notes private limousines, high fashion shoe shops, and the ambassadorial Covenant Grove while observing peppy jazz, theater premieres, and the city’s booster culture amid balmy days and cool nights. He also shares a whimsical aside about ostrich rides and a children's tale featuring Uncle Wiggily, illustrating the playful, dreamlike California mood.
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Cal
New York
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Vine
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Wneil Othel
Sunkist
Tuke
Chamber Off Commerce
California
Uncle Wiggily's Snow Picnic
Uncle Wiggily prepares to come outdoors in a snowy morning when Nurse Jane Mogtie Wray warns of a likely trick from the Skillery Foullery Allgator. A sled is spotted near the hollow stump, and local chatter hints at mischief and playful misfortune involving the Wogglejig chiktean.
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Uncle Wiggil
Hoope
Widgelig
Jane Mogtie Wray
Queer guests arrive at uncle Wigelly's garden
The ragged party led by Anvie Mavis and Gate Woksindig brings unfamiliar, playful figures to Uncle Wigelly’s door. Rumple and Rumples search for a pie as the wooden playmates chatter about kindness and transforming a mother into a roiling gin to fix a crust. Om, the wooden woman, calls across the garden.
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Anvie
Mavis
Gate
Donifile
Rumple
Colara
Engle
Gazie
Alan
Abe Martin Wit on Farm Life and Outsmarting Strangers
In a folksy aside Abe Martin muses that quitting farming to chase easier money can be risky. He notes the community has endured an unseen stranger for about a week, urging stay wary and not overconfident despite any luck or profit in the meantime.
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Molnes
Aheatre
Berlin
Java Bean
Bluff
Fourth Streets
Tenth Street
Mra
J. Barker
Wreck death toll rises in Ashtabula bridge disaster
Fifty years ago a wreck on the Ashtabula rail line killed more than 100 as a 140 foot bridge collapsed into the river. The cold New Year’s night, stove fires, and burning coaches caused the calamity, with notable losses including songwriter and evangelist FP OF Bl. The item mixes local notes on weather, people, and small town life alongside the tragedy.
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Slo
Ibta Ashtabula
L Utinan
Courier reports 1909 gains and 1996 banner year
The Courier notes improvements totaling 1 358 943 with a 101 798 gain over 1908 and 448 new homes erected. It projects population rise about 3 000. Ralph andimer Dunkelberg holidaying with parents plan studies at Town Marph and Bilmer in medicine. Street commissioner Barniett spreads sand on sidewalks. Wilson buys Waterloo Implement stock at 507 Commercial Street.
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Ralph
Imer Dunkelberr
BE. OR
Dunkelberg
Wave
Town Marph
Bilmer
State University
Ome C. al. Wilson
Waterloo Implement Company
Commercial Street
Why Geysers Play in Yellowstone Park
Uncle Rays Corner discusses Yellowstone geysers, their ancient volcanic origins, and how pressure builds beneath hot rocks to drive eruptions. It notes the Giant geyser at Wallowstone Park rarely erupts, yet when active can reach 260 feet, while other vents like Old Arthurtul operate for brief periods.
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Yellowstone Basin
Wallowstone Park
Giantess Crater Geyser Plays Few Months in Year
A fragment describes the Giantess crater geyser name Uncle Ray Wonarrow The Lion Geyser Family. The geyser eruptions occur only intermittently in months, lasting up to several hours. Eruptions reach heights between 100 and 200 feet.
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Ray Wonarrow
Llon
Nature Notes Questions on birds and sea life
Readers submit questions on fur seals living ages why some snakes spit milky venom and the turning dove tail shape. Answers discuss gizzards in birds diet digestion and why rye bread is common in Europe. Also notes on cuttlefish consumption and cephalopod foods in different regions.
Debt Settlements Debated Over Fairness and Forgiveness
The Kansas City Star discusses revision of foreign debt settlements urged by college professors. It argues Europe’s dislike is not the core issue. fairness of the agreements is. If the settlements are unduly harsh they should be revised, if fair they should stand, noting public sentiment as a factor.
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Chicco
Didwin A. Olson
Chicago
Senate
Olson
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Olsen
Kansas City Star
Europe
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