Waterloo Evening Courier header and rate card
The Waterloo Evening Courier lists publication details and pricing including daily except Sunday paper, carrier 15 cents per week, mail rates within 50 miles 6 months 12.50, beyond 50 miles 36.00 per year, and general policies on advertising, payments, and reprint rights. It notes Associated Press and other service bureaus, and lists advertising representatives.
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W. H. Harman Co
Courier Ridge
Corner Park Ave
John G. Hatmarn
Yictson McCoy
Waterloo
Iowa
Press
United Press Uternations News
Absociated Press
Associated Press
Focal News
Audit Bureau of Giveulations
Ugan
New York
Phiadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
Sean Prangisco
Aflites
Story
Brooks & Tinley
Representatives
Economics of Liquor Bonds Highlight Tax Revenue Argument
An American syndicate offers a 20 year bond issue backed by liquor tax revenues from a South American republic. Proceeds fund interest and principal, with ninety percent of revenues slated for debt service. The piece argues prohibition boosts citizen buying power and government funds, noting liquor taxes flow to distilleries and breweries as well.
Navy seeks 750 million for five year ship program
Secretary Wilbur urged passage of a 750 million building program to strengthen defenses with 05 cruisers of 10 000 tons and a five year plan. He cited prestige boosting trade, while critics question the costly push and call it mere inspiration in pursuit of commercial interests.
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Wilbur
Navy Department
House of Representatives
Navy General Board
Substitutes Targeting Fuel Supply Fears Across Nation
Federal Interior Department surveys potential fuel substitutes amid auto growth and oil fears. Air and wind sources promise 92 billion barrels recoverable in the United States, coal and lignite could yield 104 billion barrels of motor fuel, with fallback options from various products. Secretary Work cautions prudence against possible shortages, noting current famine not imminent.
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Federal Department of the Interior
United
Federal Air Conservation Board
Work
Black Gold the gameness of a racing legend
The famous horse Black Gold is praised for unwavering gameness in defeat and victory. Despite frail lineage and a sprinter background, he won four derbies in one season, earned a fortune for his owner, and never quit even after crippling injury on a New Orleans track.
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Black Gold
Asroit
Belumnus
New Orleans
Fallacy of elimination in health writing
Dr Brady argues that worrying about elimination is misguided and scientifically unfounded. The column emphasizes hygiene over excretion concerns, notes bowel frequency is not a reliable elimination indicator, and offers Q and A on birthmarks Raynaud’s disease and diet with practical, non sensational guidance.
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Raynaud
U. d- BJ
Brady Woo
William Brady
Picking a President By Glenn Frank
The piece argues the presidency should be chosen by a broader, reader driven process beyond party machines. It suggests a national memorandum from voters to define a ideal president and urges public input to pressure nominees toward a clear leadership profile for 1928.
Criminal minds and vows in Remta case headline
Topeka Capital notes a witness in the Remta case stating he would not lie under oath yet admits willingness to kill for money. The latter part of his testimony confirms the first claim. Indianapolis news reports a Florida man freezing to death will not be used as promotional material by Florida press agents.
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Topeka
Remta
Idianapolis
Florida
Dexter
Adele
Jerry
Stary of a modern Pepys in New York 1920s
Floyd Gibbons returns from wars and notes New York life and culture. He visits a 10 cent shop on Forty-second Street, attends Edna Lee dom’s play, and mingles with notable figures like Hy lan and Kent Cooper. He cites rest rooms for sightseers, hotel writing rooms, and Mizner’s Broadway fame amid lobster-trick newspaper schedules and night subway workers.
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New York
Floyd Gibbons
America
Willis Morgan
Eiffel Tower
Avene de la Bordonnais
Forty-second Street
Edna Leedom
Hylan
M. Koenigsberg
Sono
Uncle Wiggily and the Cold Pumpkin
Uncle Wiggily worries as darkness falls while hopping across a field. He recalls woods where foxes and bobcats prowl for rabbits and fears danger. Mr. Longears heads to the store for Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy with sugar and tallow candles.
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Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Longears
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Uncle Wiggily carries cold pumpkin to bungalow rescue
Uncle Wiggily wheels a cold pumpkin through the woods using matches and sugar to warm it. A voice in the snow reveals the pumpkin’s loneliness, and the pair head toward the bungalow while the Bob Cat lurks nearby, setting up an ensuing tale of adventure and danger.
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Uncle Wiggily
Fuzzy Wuzzy
Tam
Uncle Wisgily
Mr. Long-ears
Nurse Jane
Uncle
Eng
Golden Youth A Novel of the Younger Generation
Jercy Haines struggles with disillusionment and longing for recognition as Adele Haines contemplates her life with Dexter and the impact of Jack Tiffany and others on their fragile marriage. The excerpt follows Adele's introspection and tensions at home, hinting at secrets, jealousy, and a looming reckoning.
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Claire Pomeroy
John F. Dille
National Newspaper Service
Abe Martin Aims To Learn From Lindy And Kraut Juice
Abe Martin comments on national progress, warns against boastfulness, and recalls a lesson from history about wasting sauerkraut juice. He notes a figure of 957,491,706 gallons and a shift to a 10 cent glass value, illustrating unexpected gains from practical discovery.
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Lindy
Burroughs Nature Club Seeks Answers In Nature Notes
Readers submit questions on wildlife and plants. the column promises tomorrow's Nature Notes answers. Topics include whether squirrels dive globally, orchids regrowth after picking, hermit thrush nesting, parlor snakes species, shrew prey, and the U.S. government bird interest starting in 1885 with the Bureau of Biological Survey, plus notes on engines replacing windmills.
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Arizona
Washington
Garter
U. S
Department of Aericulture
UNCLE RAY'S CORNER parrot tale and vote prompt
A quirky column recounts a girl in New Orleans and her parrot with naughty habits, including stealing buttons and mimicking phrases, ending with a reveal about the girl’s mother. It then invites readers to choose five figures they’d most like to discuss with, framed as a voting prompt in Uncle Ray's Corner.
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New Orleans
Elde Stringer
Effie
Lara
Gewn
Edison
Ford
Lindbergh
Prince of Wales
King George
Coolidge
Marconi
Tunney
Dempacy
Bobby Jones
Matto
Ramon Coffman
Uncle Rays Cor¢ Jter
Uncle Ray
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