Daily newspaper rate card and policy statements
The notice outlines subscription prices by carrier and mail for regions within 60 miles and beyond, plus annual and monthly rates. It lists the newspaper’s offices, affiliated wire services AP UPI Mews, and policy statements on advertising acceptance and republication rights. It notes post office placement in Waterloo Iowa and standard publication details.
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TKO
Martman Ce
Courker
Corner Park Ave
Commercial
Martmak
Cc-Scssess
Datkion McCoy
Cesee
Moothe
Moeil Ibeyond
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press International
Mieser
Newspaper influence in Iowa refuted by journalism school
The Iowa Journalist argues against Henry T. Claus's claim that newspapers and editorial pages have dwindling influence. It cites 1934 Steck–Brookhart campaigns in Iowa districts, noting mixed editorials and testing public opinion, and questions the notion that editors can sway undecided voters as before.
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Iowa
University of Iowa School of Journalism
Henry T. Claus
Boston Evening Transcript
Ubet
Steck
Brookhart
Cedar Rapids
The
Transcript
Secrets of Room 40 Change War's Course
A lecture reveals that British cryptanalysts in Room 40 at naval headquarters routinely decoded German radio traffic. Intercepted signals allowed the Admiralty to foresee German movements, contributing to key victories including the Jutland action.
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Alfred Ewliig
Edinburgh Uniiversity
Admiralty
Room 40
Jutland
Iowa Leads Nation In Electric Power Use In 1927
A 1927 summary shows Iowa as the most electrified state with 73 percent of industries powered by electricity and urban service reaching 97.7 percent. Total kilowatt hours produced and sold hit 1.4037 billion, up nearly 60 million from 1920, with 11 000 miles of transmission lines and only 38 cities without service.
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Iowa
Union
United States
Goiter Rates in Oregon Under Scrutiny by Dr Brady
In Oregon 22.3 percent of 8,181 boys and 282 percent of 9,427 girls in grammar and junior high show thyroid enlargement. Proximity to the coast does not guarantee iodine sufficiency, and iodine from sea foods or water may influence goiter prevalence. Citizens are urged to use iodized salt and consider a weekly iodine dose. several regions show low goiter rates, challenging chlorine or water filtration as sole causes.
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Oregon
Massachusetts
New England
Cape Cod
Minnesota
Ohio
Connecticut
Ontario
Yale
Robert McCarrison
Provincetown
Disillusionment and Politics in Glenn Frank's Column
Glenn Frank, UW president and former Century editor, argues disillusionment with party politics and women’s suffrage as social instrument. He previews four discussions on dying policies and a dawning policy era, questioning political virtue and coin-toss outcomes. The Yellowstone issue notes public park value vs private exploitation and urges Congress vigilance.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century
Capyright
McClure
The Clown Image Through History and Dark Solace
New York essay traces clowns from Pagliacci to Marceline, noting public laughter masks private despair. It surveys performers in Europe and Broadway, bootleg wars, and the shifting role of clowns as entertainment fades and tragedy endures.
Uncle Wiggily and Red Drum Stick
Uncle Wiggily hears a mew behind a snow covered bush near Myr Whitewash the Polar bear who offers a ride to Tap Tap a lost reindeer. They discuss a mysterious sound and suspect a bobcat as the possible culprit while planning to run.
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Uncle Wiggily
Myr
Whitewash
Tap Tap
Mr. Whitewash
North Pole
Vis
Wiggily
Reindeer
Sama Claus
Wingily
Samme
Uaele
Calline
Uncle Wigsily
Mr. Longears
Gold and Fear Move Cortez in Aztec Tale
In Uncle Ray's Corner Cortes uses threat and wit to extract gold from Montezuma's realm. Aztec artists depict Spanish ships and war machines while natives trade gifts, including a wheel-sized plate of gold and a helmet of gold dust, before the emperor refuses to meet. Tomorrow on the March.
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Cortez
Mexico
Montezuma
Ray
Uncle Wiggily and Kittie Kat Ride Home Through Snow
In a woodland escape Uncle Wiggily helps Kittie Kat and Tap Tap the deer reach safety as they joke about a red drum stick from a sumac tree. A looming snowball threat hints at a new twist in the next installment.
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Mr. Whitewash
Kittie Kat
Ankie Wig
Horsie
Annie
Kittfir
Jon
Jbass Drummier
Kittie
KiMia
Uncle Wiggily
Nature Notes Depart Question Column Answers Seen
Burroughs Nature Club Notes invites readers to send questions on nature topics. The column answers queries on fossil preservation and bass bait, identifies the American black tern as a possible misidentified gull, notes related bird behaviors, and mentions shrew tooth color and flock singing ideas.
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Nature Notes
Seedless Tomato Perfected in Kansas
D G Klassen of Newton Kansas has perfected a seedless tomato after five years of work. The plant near five years old grows to 37 feet with a tomato close to four pounds in weight. Klassen attracted interest from Luther Burbank who offered money. many nurserymen now seek his secret while he pursues greater sweetness and smoothness.
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Newton, Kan
D. G. Klassen
Klassen
Luther Burbank
Adelie Haines
Pan
Adele Haines
New York
Broadway
Adele
Tiffany
Golden Youth Novel Teases Romance in Jerry Haines Town
In Claire Pomeroy s serialized drama, Adele Haines faces a tempting love triangle as Jack Tiffany pursues a wealthy wife and Mony French courts signals of intrigue. Adele battles romance and fidelity while Tiffany declares an obsession, amid a town backdrop of laboratory discoveries and social maneuvering.
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Claire Pomeroy
Gohn
Dills Dea
National Newspaper Service
Jack Tiffany
Aiguer
Jerry Haines
Jerry
Monamake
Todd Hickman
Motta
Dexter Haines
Adele
Tiffany
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story, Brooks & Fluiy
Electrical Energy
William Brady, M. D
Nat'l Newspaper
Questions
Petrolatumd
Sitkeon
Brady
William Brady
Washington Post
United States Travel Year After Year To Visit A National Park
Yellowstone National Park
Revhler Meadows
Idaho
Congress
McIntyre
McNaught Syndicate
Ufe Marceline
Drury Lane
Hippodrom
Paris
Sevre
Elgin
Seventh Avenue
East Side
Red
Howard R. Garis
Uncle Ray’s
Iou
Mr. White
Bob Cat
Bob
Santa Claus
Rabbit
Tome
Tap
Deer
Polar Bear
Kittle
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton. Mifflin Co
Dobson
Mississippi
Noaded
Brazil
Kansas
Heddy
Indy
Abe Martin
Finley
Ike Lark
Lindy
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