Waterloo Evening Courier masthead and policies
Waterloo Evening Courier front matter lists publication details, pricing, and staff. It includes the masthead with W H Hartman Day Courier Ride Park Ave location, subscription rates, and editorial disclaimer about advertising standards and Associated Press rights.
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W. H. Hartman
Corner Park Ave
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Telephone Branch Exchange
John
Hartman
Jackson McCay
Econavers
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press International News
Audit Bureau of Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley, Representatives
France to be remade after America under Poincare plan
Premier Poincare seeks a confidence vote on a sweeping program to trim red tape, modernize utilities and seaports, rebuild roads and railways, develop hydroelectric power, and remap Paris with expanded boulevards and rapid transit. The plan aims to boost production and prosperity by emulating the United States.
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Europe
France
Premier Poincare
Andre Tardieu
NM Poincare
Sahara Desert
Paris
United States
NEW ROOMERS AND IMMIGRATION CONCERNS FOR AMERICA
A civic appeal urges readers to scrutinize immigrant arrivals as new roomers in America. It emphasizes the need for careful references and interviews, noting each immigrant will eventually influence government and national destiny, and calls citizens to inform themselves on pending congressional immigration measures.
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United States
America
Congress
Labor and contracts in Albany strike shift
From Albany labor coverage notes a newspaper compositor strike failing after refusals of arbitration. The episode shows labor reform toward responsibility, with a boycott plan rejected by George Berry of the International Printing Pressmen union, who stressed pressmen stay under contract and avoid striking or joining boycotts.
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Albany
Central Federation of Labor
George &. Berry
International Printing Pressmen's Union
Albany Federation
Berry
The Question Mark Refueling Flight Aims for Records
The United States Army planned a record seeking sustained flight with the tri motored Fokker named the Question Mark. Doubts clouded midair refueling feasibility engine endurance and the human factor in the attempt.
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United States Army
What’s in a name and the power of words
The piece muses on Bert Leston Taylor and the playful impact of names in literature. It traces poets like Coleridge Poe and Keats, praising Poe for coinage and invention, and notes how names from North American places spark romance and distance, concluding with the famous question and its romantic answer.
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Bert Leston Taylor
Lightverse
Coleridge
Poe
Keats
Xanadu
Samarcand
Andalusia
Cathay
Menominee
Omaha
Dakota
Wyoming
Redman
Monterey
Los Angeles
Nogales
San Luis Obispo
Hearing Tinnitus Aids And Answers In Health Service
William Brady discusses tinnitus head noises, causes from middle or inner ear, and treatment options. Readers ask questions on saccharin use and laxatives. Brady answers on safety, digestion, education, and ventilation effects.
Chain Store Farms By Glenn Prank
Glenn Prank argues for applying the chain store model to farming to modernize operations. He suggests farmer groups form federations, centralize management, use tenants or lieutenants, and share profits, enabling high standards from research centers while preserving independent ownership.
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Glenn Prank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure Newspaper
England
United States
Hoboken as New York’s smart seacoast of Bohemia
The piece notes Hoboken’s rise from a simple Jersey town to a cultural hub drawing New Yorkers for entertainment. It highlights the Holland Tunnel opening, German dishes, and a new theater scene, with names like Morley and Nast cited and observations on shift of social centers from Harlem to Hoboken.
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New York
Jan
Hoboken
Jersey
Bohemia
Ultra
Hausfrau
Holland Tunnel
Harlem
Black Bell
West Forty-second Street
Uncle Wiggily and the Apple Pie
Howard R. Garis narrates Uncle Wiggily and Mr. Whitewash encountering a curious sniffing sound outside their snow house as they play checkers to avoid the bustling bunny children. The tale blends whimsy with forest adventures and keeps a playful tone.
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Uncle Wiggily and the Apple Pie
Howard R. Garis
Uncle Wiggily Trapped as Snow House Plans Are Foiled
Mr Longears and the Polar Bear build a snow house. The Woozle Wolf and Fuzzie Fox spot the rabbit gentleman entering. They plan to ambush Uncle Wiggily by digging into the snow hole and pulling him out during the dark night.
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Polar Bear
Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Longears
Woozle Wolf
Fuzzie Fox
Mr. Whitewash
Uncle Wiggily Traps Fox and Wolf with Snow House Fire
Uncle Wiggily and Mr Whitewash observe sniffing noises from outside a snow house as Fox and Wolf try to breach it. The melt from a small fire weakens the walls, forcing the villains to flee while Uncle Wiggily and the polar bear continue their checkers game and plan apple pie with Nurse Jane.
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Snow House
Uncle
Mr. Whitewash
Mr. Longrats
Uncle Wigerly
Wolf
Fox
Uncle Wiggily
Rabbit
Nurse Jane
Bunny
Polar Bear
Fragmented Abe Martin quip surfaces in odd dialogue
A clipped Abe Martin style line includes Mrs Safe Bud and Miss Fawn Lippincut in a quirky exchange. The dialogue touches on apartment life, medical cautions, and a lingering habit, all conveyed in a humorous, rustic voice of the era.
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Allus
The Fortunate Wayfarer Chapter Scene Aboard
A long excerpt from The Fortunate Wayfarer by Phillips Oppenheim follows Martin Barnes as the fortunate traveler becomes entangled with Lord Aldrington and foes Victor Perle and Solomon Graunt. Barnes frees Aldrington, faces an armed confrontation, and plots a marriage of Laurita to secure her protection as the danger escalates toward a planned settlement.
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Martin Barnes
Pitt
Lord Aldrington
Gerald Garnham
Aldrington
Blanctree Banninghem
Barnes
Ardrington
Solomon Graunt
Victor Perle
Laurita
Forle
Solomon
Martin
Lord Ardrington
Iater
San Paulo
Victor
Victor Forte
Jack Frost’s Window Crystals Revealed by Uncle Ray
Uncle Ray explains the science behind frost on window panes. Ice crystals form from moisture when a room cools, each crystal six sided and tiny, creating random pretty patterns that resemble a fairy painter at work. Frost can reappear as water freezes again, renewing the crystal designs on cold mornings.
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Jack Frost
Jack
Uncle Ray
Frost and Ice
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Answers to Questions
Answers to readers questions on salmon life cycles a mussel species name nest locations for blue jays and woodcock egg counts are summarized from a 1928 Burroughs Nature Club Notes column. The piece references species such as Manninaria or Mya arenaria and describes mussel identification and jay nesting in evergreens.
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Nature Notes
Uno
Maryland
Mymarenaria
M. Hamatua
Chesa
Penko Bay
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