Waterlog and Advertiser Rates in Waterloo Paper
The Waterloo, Iowa paper lists subscription prices and advertising policies. It notes carrier and mail rates, plus note about second class matter and Associated Press services. It also discusses editorial views on “giving and taking” in disputes and railroad coal car practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pudllahea Daly
W. HL Hartman Co
Courier Ridg
Corner Park Ava
Commercial SL
Joan G Hartman
Jackson McCoy
Treas
Wnd
Postotice
Waterloo
Iowa
Wilnes
Associated Press
United Press International News
Thia
Stealar
Rorate
New
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San_Francisco
Jory Brooks & Finley
Representasea
Capital tax bogey and French finances analyzed
The piece argues the familiar anti capital levy scare is overstated. It details Francois Ma zel’s 1925 budget analysis showing capital taxes at 51.63 percent of revenue and splits them into two classes. It concludes French taxes mirror American tax forms and warns the phrase capital tax is a phantom threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Party
MacDonald
Francois- Mazel
France
Francois-Marsal
America
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation grows into national force
The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation marks its sixth annual convention representing over 75 000 farmers. The organization has expanded rapidly, influencing policy in Washington and Des Moines and delivering knowledge and benefits to members. The farm bureau farmer remains active on his acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Addy
Laday
Washington
Des Moines
McCormick Seen as Berlin Ambassador Candidate
The resignation of Hughes triggers foreign service shifts. Houghton in Berlin is expected to take Kellogg’s London post, with Medill McCormick of Illinois among top contenders for the Berlin ambassadorship. McCormick is described as a capable, humorous lame duck senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick
Hughes
Foreign Service
Houghton
Berlin
Kellogg
London
Medill McCormick
Illinals
Sieceers
Fighting God and other notes from editorials
Excerpts from editorials and commentary discuss religious propaganda in Soviet Russia, reflections on faith versus communism, and a meditation on material and spiritual stores. The pieces contrast Bolshevik anti religious campaigns with enduring religious faith, and offer literary vignettes on life and thought.
Appetite and obesity myths in a health column
A reader asks about inherited obesity and reducing weight. Dr Brady discusses appetite, family traits, and the difficulty of dieting, noting that obesity is often environmental and not strictly hereditary. Several letters pose questions on health, kidney fears, herpes, and cancer warnings with brief responses.
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Oeriel
Bright
Brighe
Annavet
Densil
Mr. G. 5
Br. Bray
William Brady
Family quarrel over dress maker choice in playful chat
Imogene announces she will pick Mrs Wells to make her new dress after a tale about Grace, Miss Folsom, and a cat with a dead mouse. Andrew jokes about reasons like because and mocks the decision as wise.
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Imogene
Andrew
Mrs.! Wells
Mrs. Wells
Miss Folsom
Sophie
Anna Case
Grace
Aliss Folsom
Anna Sacs
Greece
Anna
Edison
Brain Tests Puzzle Riddles and Word Play
A fragmentary puzzle item presents a word riddle about parts forming a whole with hints of revolution punishment and maidenly traits. It is read as a cryptic charade style clue in a newspaper style puzzle snippet.
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Minny
Fifty Years Ago In The Courier January 14 1875
Weather record notes 26 below zero on Friday night and a blizzard stalling rail traffic. Local items include the Peak Family bellringers at Russell Hall, Woolen mills seeking wool, J P Evans warning against ashes in streets, marriages of Dierdorf Cain, Logan as newly appointed justice, death of Sarah Dorlan, charitable Christmas gifts to Rev and Mrs Roberta, and rail delays on BGR&M Cedar Rapids to Nora Springs with Illinois Central trains late.
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Cedar Rapida
Nora Springs
Ilinois Central
Schuyler Colfax Dies in Minnesota Depot
Forty years ago this week former vice president Schuyler Colfax collapsed and died at a Mankato Minnesota depot. The item notes other regional events including a Cedar Falls wedding and a cold wave with subzero temperatures. It also mentions local council discussions about evergreen trees blocking street lamps and river logging activity on the Mississippi.
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Schuyler Colfax
Mankato
Minn
Twenty Years Ago Local News From Waterloo Area
This item notes Mrs Frank F Van Duyn’s death in Milwaukee by telegram to G L Van Duyn. City water shows no typhoid bacilli and few colon bacilli. City to buy a patrol wagon with Dutch Champlin as driver candidate. Alice Mullan wed Carl Walker at Christ Episcopal Church. Moses W Bartlett ill after losing his wife. D W Crouse returns from Stockton to Waterloo. Sleigh overturn near Eagle Center injures none. Phanoc J H Kuhns to assess Waterloo property for taxation. Mrs J J Dunnwald visits California.
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Frank F. van Duyn
Milwaukee
G. L. van Duyn
Bellows and His School A Loss to American Art
The obituary notes George Bellows dying at 42, his role in shaping the New Society of Artists, and his place among modern American painters. It highlights his blend of classic and modern aims, his New Society support, and his roots from Columbus Ohio and the New York art scene.
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George Bellows
Springfield Republican
Bellows
Ameo
New Society of Artists
National Academy
New Society
Academy
Lellows
George Wee Bellows Wis
Columbus
Ohio State University
New York School of Art
Robert Henri
Asa
Manet
Hutton
Metropolitan Museum
New York
Orb Oxita
Burroughs Nature Notes Answers Your Questions
Nature Notes Dept answers reader queries on plant roots air absorption and protection, keeping pikas, and snake sizes. It notes many plants have aerial roots, and cautions against banking soil on them. It also discusses captivity feasibility for pikas and lists boa constrictor and anaconda sizes with regional notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Zoological Gardens
South America
Soviet envoy Krassin hosts lavish Paris dinner
New York World reports Comrade Ambassador Krassin arrives in Paris as the first Soviet representative to dine in French society. The banquet features expensive hors d oeuvres, caviar, luxury wines, and comrade-waiters in plush dress, illustrating a festive display of proletarian diplomacy without a radical severance from elite dining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Krassin
Paris
M. Krassin
Brotherhood of Man
M. Jasgin
Vuatler
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Icus
Farm Bureau Strength
10WA
Burlington
Zinovieff
Russia
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines Register
Senate
Joone News-Republican
the Flower of the Family
Idah McGlone Gibson
F. Dine
Ralston
Lenore Ralston
Norrie
Marta
Gordon Fiesher
Seton
Joan
Kent Summers
Ratston
Halston
Veda Storm
Kate Sitterly
Gurdon
Choiir
Teilatoy
Inte
Marta Tlowats
Marta’e
My Ralston
Storm
Oail
Mitac
Mather
Lecency
Eve Dar
Abe Martin
Willam Brady, M. D
Nat' Nyyepaper Service
Brandon
Lsten
Kent
Harold
Dad
Norvie
Wife
Roe Fulkerson
The
Courier
Peak Family
Russell Hall
Waterloo Woolen Mills
J. P. Evans
John Nicholson
D. M. Dierdorf
Jillie Cain
J. W. Logan
Waterloo Township
Raymond Block
Sarah E
Peter Dorlan
J. T. Crippen
Williams
Carrie
Charles Cobb
W- C. Crosby
Emma Warren
Cejdar Falls
J. C. Williams
China
Fifth and
Jefferson Streets
Dubuque
Mississippi River
Boone
Jud Page
Ee. Chapman
Black ‘Hawk Creek
Champlin
Alice Mullan
C. W. Mullan
Carl. R. Walker
G. W. Hinkle
Christ Episcopal Church
Diamond Crystal Sait Company
Moses W. Bartlett
Iowa State Normal School
Austin Burt
D. W. Crouse
Stockton
D. F. Crouse
Eagle Center
Phan Oc
J. H. Kuhns
J. J. Dunnwald
Io California
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton StLk
Lin
Nature Notes
Biosccow
Cretonnes
Boc
Madras
Hall-Ekfelt Co
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