Waterion Cvening Courice FOL No 1 Daily Ex Sunday
The Waterloo Iowa newspaper page advertises the Water Ion Evening Courier daily issue by W H Hartman Co with city circulation details, carrier, mail rates, and authorization for advertising rules and offices in major cities. The page lists subscriptions, rates, and governance statements from the Associated Press and the paper’s management.
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W. H. Hartman Co
Park Ave
Commercial St
Tom G. Hartman
Treas
Jackson
Waterloo
Sfurch
ASSOC
Pess
Apecrat
Aleo
Naetene & G. Deughertyr
Washington, DC. C
Ites
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
Sar. Francisco
Story
Brooks
Fiatey
Rep’s
Mabel Normand and the Morality of the Movies
A critical essay argues public taste links on screen roles to actresses private lives. It notes Mabel Normand scandals trigger bans and shape exhibitor choices, while praising cinematic artistry and contrasting stage judgment. It cites Wallace Reid Olive Thomas Pola Negri and Chaplin as examples in a debate on moral influence.
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Falk
Wallace Reid
Olive Thomas
Pola Negri
Charlie Chaplin
Women on Illinois Democratic slate signal shift in politics
A Chicago era column notes Illinois Democrats plan to nominate a woman for major state offices, with potential runs for lieutenant governor secretary of state attorney general and other top posts. It cites George Brennan and argues women voters push to claim a share of power. The piece also touches on national tactics by the National Woman’s Party and a Fire Department piece on the Reinbeck incident and platoon staffing.
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Illinois
State Uuniverslty
Superintendent of Public Instruction
George Brennan
Brennan
Equal Rights
George
Personal Health Service Dr Brady on boils and vaccines
Dr Brady explains boils arise from skin germs and reinfection via contaminated fingers, urging thorough hand cleansing and vaccine treatment. He answers reader questions on indoor humidity, diabetes insulin therapy, and infant vaccination timing, stressing professional administration and timely vaccination.
Friend Wife by Rob Fulkerson
A domestic tale unfolds at dinner as Andrew and Imogene confront a suspected affair. A shop bill for silk stockings sparks jealousy and a tense telephone confrontation with the bank, revealing underlying strain in their marriage. Imogene maintains control, threatening to expose the issue while Andrew tries to smooth the situation.
Iowa Editors Favor the League in Nation's Sense
Davenport Times reports 7400 delegates at Indianapolis convention favor joining the league of nations. The vote reflects seasoned student judgment from across the country and signals future leadership potential, with a stance to defend America by war if needed but favoring war prevention through the league and world court. The piece notes nonpacifist but pro-league sentiment among college students.
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Davenport
Indianapolis
League of Nations
America
League Or World Court
The Plan in Brief for US Entry Into the Permanent Court
The plan from February 1923 proposes immediate United States entry into the Permanent Court of International Justice with conditions approved by Secretary Hughes and President Harding. It envisions cooperation with the League of Nations without full membership, substituting moral force for military power, safeguarding the Monroe Doctrine, and noting that US obligations under Versailles require congressional action. It also suggests opening League membership to all nations and continuing development of international law.
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United States
Permanent Court of International Justice
Hughes
Harding
League of Nations
League
Peter Mouse and Miss Froggy Part I
Peter Mouse secretly visits a garden pond each night to hear Miss Froggy sing and falls in love. His worried mother learns he is choosing love over pantry life, while Peter plans a life with Miss Froggy and promises protection. The tale previews a future meeting as Part II looms.
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Peter Mouse
Miss Froggy
Peter
Mr. Owl
Mrs. Mouse
Miss Proper
von Tamorras
Peter Monse
Four men forfeit bonds in police court for disorderly conduct
Four persons forfeited bonds of 15 dollars each when called in police court this morning to answer disorderly conduct charges. They were arrested early today in a coal hotel. Chris Hipps was arrested at about 9 45 p m yesterday on a complaint by Harry Shannon charging assault and battery. He will have a hearing today. A husky colored woman at 212 Oneida 430 p m yesterday told officers that her no recount man had returned after a six months absence and was to support her. There were no arrests as no information was filed.
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Chris Hipps
Harry Shannon
Oneida
Virginia's Rebel Daughter Faces Grandfather's Rule
Virginia Fairfax reveals to Naomi Sander son her plan to run away from her first family in Virginia to escape her tyrannical grandfather. Aunt Virginia recounts the parents' love, the mother's death, and the grandfather's rigid judgments over marriage, education, and theater.
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Virginia Fairfax
Vice Finia
Naomi Sanderson
Anny
Virginia
Naomi
Brain Tests By Sam Loud
A large organization uses a modified Edison style questionnaire to test candidates' concentration and problem solving. In a job puzzle, applicants must divide a square into six smaller squares within eight minutes, and only one succeeds. The challenge mirrors yesterday's teaser: ATTIRE minus TIRE plus BEE etc yields ADELA.
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Thomas Fdison
Abe Martin on progress since holding hands before marriage
Abe Martin narrates a playful town sentiment about courting and progress toward marriage. He jokes that mothers may fret yet cannot easily find another job as quickly as a hired girl, reflecting small town humor on relationships and domestic roles.
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Fiara
Butler County Land Dispute Hearing Held in Waterloo
District court proceedings in a Butler county land dispute were moved to Waterloo. M F P Edwards executor and J R Strickland administrator of Charles C Wolf estate sue Mary Wolf and others to set aside deeds on several thousand acres in Butler county. Judge J J Clark presides with court reporter Lloyd B Tait. Witness Stanley Coun testified on Wolf’s land value. trial expected to run several days.
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Butler County
Waterloo
M. FP. Edwards
J. R. Strickland
Charles’ C. Wolf
Mary Wolf
Walt
Butler’ County
J. J. Clark
Lloyd B. Tait
Mason City
Gregory & Behnke
Parkersburg
Sargent
Gamble & Reed
Des Moines
Edwards
Langley Rousier & Herris
Judge Clark
Fred J. Clark
First Congregational Church
Middlewest
Stanley Coun
Butler County Board of Supervisors
C. ©. Wolf
Wolf
Caoss
Iowa Women Oppose Winneshiek Bottoms Drainage
Washington January reports Iowa's clubwomen urge opposition to any drainage plan for the Winneshiek bottoms in southern Minnesota. They argue the project would reduce northern Iowa game preserves. The Tsaae Walton club, a national organization, also opposes the proposal.
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Washington, D. C
Iowa
House
Hawkeye State
Winneshiek
Minnesota
Towa
Tsaae Walton Club
Radio Programs for Wednesday January 9
Radio Digest lists hourly programs across networks and cities. Highlights include talks, stories, orchestras, dance music, humorous and children programs, with entries for Los Angeles, Chicago, St Louis, New York, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Buffalo, Detroit and more showing times from 6:30 p.m. to after midnight and various music formats.
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Radio Digest
Associated Press
Eastern
Ilent Kes Pullman
Wash
Pacife
KPI
Los Angeles
Pacific
KDEA
East Pittsburon
Elislees
Chicago
Central
KSD
St. Louis
A. N
WBAP
Fork Worth
WBZ
Springfeld
Mass
WAT
WGR
Buffalo
WHAS
Louisville
WHN
New York
WAG
Minneapolis
St Paul
WLW
Cincinnati
WIC
Memphis
Bury
Silent
War
Newark
Prima
Donema
Jefferson City
Oe Sp
WTAM
Cleveland
Detroit
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Q&A and Observations
A 1923 nature column shares reader questions on purple martins, rain-like moisture from a black Eum tree, monkey feet, bird migration lighting effects and lighthouse roosts, rats carrying typhoid risks, and nearly blind burrowers Glauconidae seen in Texas New Mexico California and Arizona.
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Europe
Rata
Texas
New Mexico
California
Arizona
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Kipling
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Friend Wife
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Tam
Kiwanis Club
Tie
Anndrey
Nes Moines
Postmaster General
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Quumwa Courier
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Madison Ave
New York City
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