Ava Daily Courier masthead and rates notice
Beroater volume daily paper published at Waterloo Iowa by Hartman Co. lists editor and treasurer, with subscription prices and delivery options. The issue notes multiple wire services, Associated Press affiliation, circulation bureau, advertising policies, and representative offices in major cities.
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Our Protection Bill and Rising Police Costs
The study shows American police and correctional costs have more than doubled in a decade. Larger cities face the worst strains as expenditures soar from 1916 to 1923, with per capita costs jumping across population brackets. Waterloo residents pay about 2.25 annually, while New York and Chicago bear roughly double.
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New Shadows in the Monroe Doctrine Debate
The article traces how the Monroe doctrine evolved from a simple keep out posture to allowing limited U S intervention in the Americas. It notes criticism of official intervention and private exploitation, cites Nicaragua and Mexico as flashpoints, and predicts renewed pressure on Coolidge to deploy Marines amid Central American tensions.
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Pioneering Creators and Pivotal Minds of Industry
A portrait of media and business visionaries including O. O. McIntyre who renewed a lucrative contract for his Broadway column style reporting. It extols Ziegfeld, Ford, and other top innovators as creators who acted on bold ideas, shaping popular culture and mass markets.
Death of Minstrelsy Ends Era in Ohio After 41 Years
The Al Ci Meld minstrels disbanded in Ohio after 41 years, ending a beloved but fading institution. A Minneapolis Journal essay recalls gone times of blackface, primrose tap, and songs like A Bird in a Gilded Cage and After the Ball, noting a generation that knows not minstrelsy and a change from touring circles to silent memories.
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Infections Type of Arthritis Explained by Brady
Medical writer Dr William Brady explains infectious arthritis as a form of joint infection caused by germs. He notes scarlet fever and tonsillitis link to arthritis risk, warns rest protects heart valves, and discusses streptococcus roles in respiratory infections and potential spread to joints.
Callus care and teaching health notes from Dr Brady
Questions and answers about foot calluses in the ball of the foot and general health topics. Home remedy uses salicylic acid paste to soften the callus followed by padding in the shoe. The text also discusses teachers teaching what they’re taught and opinions on physiology and health education in schools.
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Freedom Is Young by Glenn Frank essay on freedom
Glenn Frank argues freedom is a prime essential yet under pressure in American life. He notes formal and informal constraints, the danger of conformity, and the historical struggle toward liberty as a young, evolving ideal. He cites Darwin and past autocracies to urge patience without returning to bondage.
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Nobel Peace Prize Awarded to Two Elder Professors
Brooklyn Citizen notes the win of the Nobel Peace Prize to Prof Ferdinand Bulason of France and Prof Ludwig Quidde of Germany, both aged and famed for decades of pacifist work. Bulason, described as bespectacled and tireless in peace propaganda, is 80? years old while Quidde is 70, reflecting a contrast in careers and ages among laureates.
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Diary of a modern Pepys in New York
An entry recounts a January 9 diary in New York describing a lecture planning with James B. Pond, a social circle at Winter Garden, and a club gathering. The piece muses on hoofers, Broadway, fans, Delmonico’s revival on Park Avenue, and an anecdote about a memorable dining mishap with Allan Diwan after a night of culture and social events.
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Uncle Wigegily and the Cold Icicle
Uncle Wigegily trudges through snow seeking adventure as winter bites. A fur coat, shivering, and a curious voice set the scene for a chilly woodland encounter with Mr Longears and a hinted peril or playful mystery in the days of Roward R. Garis.
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Uncle Wiggily Meets a Cold Echo in Snow
Uncle Wiggily encounters a mysterious voice while wandering in the snow. He suspects fox or hobcat but a chilly stranger reveals itself as hanging behind him near an icicle. The comic moment centers on confusion and the cold reveal.
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Mrs Moogts remark on good aim and book ends
A morning remark by Mrs Em Moogts about using book ends as a means to harm a husband. Constable Plum and Judge Pusey discuss the scene as Mrs Joe Pines breath is mentioned with unclear context. The dialogue suggests a potentially alarming domestic incident with questions over alcohol and odor.
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Golden Youth A Novel of Ambition and Schemes
In a Jerry Blaines town, six people pursue stark ambitions. Jerry seeks sophistication through wealth and power, Mona French plots worldly luxury with a wealthy husband, Todd Hickman chases status, Dexter Haines seeks world health through invention, Adele longs for glamour, and Jack Tiffany desires security via dowry and romance. Mona enacts a daring plan as she and others scheme, flirt, and clash over money and status, with a dramatic confession looming.
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Uncle Wiggily Safely Cares For A Cold Icicle
Uncle Wiggily finds a cold icicle and brings him home to warm by the fire in his hollow stump bungalow. The bunny children crowd around for a story as the icicle vanishes from the chimney corner, leaving a mystery for tomorrow’s tale.
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Unnamed Temple Destruction Scene With Cortes tale
The Totonac chief, stout and aided by guards, resists converting to Christianity while Cortes pressures him to remove temple idols. Soldiers seize the temple, burn large wooden gods, sparking grief but no uprising. Spaniards claim Totonacs sacrificed humans to their gods. Tomorrow a Battle.
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Burroughs Nature Club Notes from 1928 Q&A
Readers submit questions on nature topics and receive answers in this period piece. An observer describes a uniquely marked bird, asks about sulfur mixtures, elephant calls, nest safety, chamois skin origin, pecan leaf clues, and pecan fruit traits. The column blends amateur inquiries with expert responses and notes on birds, leather, and tree fruit characteristics.
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