Waterlo o Evening Courier details and notices
Local newspaper page outlines subscription rates and publishing notes for Waterloo Evening Courier. It mentions pricing by carrier and mail, the Associated Press and United Press International wires, and staff roles. The page also runs long discussions on legal and advertising matters, plus a fragmentary regional note.
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W. di. Wartman Co
Courier
Corner
Park Ave
Commercial St
Grand Exchange
John @ Heriman
Jackson McCoy
Treas
Gen’ Merl
Waterloo
Associated Press United Press International
Associated Press
Menber Audit Bureau of
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San_ Francisco
Lorts Brooks & Finley
Representeves
That's a Knock and a Log of Notes on Coolidge
A Davenport Democrat letter notes that support for President Coolidge is buoyed by Colonel Harvey’s disapproval of him. The anecdote about a captain and mate in a ship log contrasts sobriety and drunkenness, mirroring political boosts and doubts.
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Darvenport
Harvard advertising awards for 1924 announced in Boston
The Harvard Business School awarded nine prizes for outstanding advertising amid a field of about 5,400 submissions from 175 agencies and advertisers. Edward W. Bok funded the awards, judged by Harvard faculty and major ad representatives.
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Vigilance Committee
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
J. Walter Thompson Company
Lux
Lever Brothers Company
Barton, Durstineg & Osborn, Incc
General Motors Company
R. H. Macy Company
New York
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Hawley Advertising Ecompany
L. Hayward Bartlett
Eastman Kodak Company
Kodak
Lfe
Harvard School
Bok
Harvard
Boston
America
Harvard Business School
Edward W. Bok
Thea National
Flatfoot treatment and foot health guidance by Dr Brady
Dr Brady discusses when to use arch supports versus surgical correction for flatfoot, noting several forms from static valgus to rigid and paralytic flatfoot. He warns against improper arch props, explains natural flatfoot in babies and certain populations, and emphasizes physician guidance for protruding or fixed deformities. He also covers first aid for wounds and answers reader questions on sage tea for gray hair and heroin.
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Yi TS Sree
Dr. Brady
William Brady
Family Affair Ends With Dinner At The Hospital
In a social tangle, Marta defuses a nephew’s escapades by directing the adults to settle the matter. Gordon Flesher is to be found and brought to the hospital so Kate and Norrie can thank him. Marta declares this a family affair and handles the clash with authority.
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Marta
Henry Flesher
Kent
Jim
Rafe Satterly
Gordon Flesher
Mother
Kate
Mr. Flesher
Rafe
Norrie
Gordon
Hie
Summers
Altho
Mr. Summers
Flesher
Scott
Kent Summers
Deduction from a Pocketbook Mystery
A room departure prompts a man to claim a lost pocketbook reveals a stout woman with candy and romance interests. He analyzes hair, cosmetics, and cards to infer personal tastes and potential divorcee status, while Imogene denounces the intrusion into a lady’s belongings. The exchange ends with her inspecting the truth herself.
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Imogene
Minnie
Nature Notes Q and A on animals and plants
The column answers reader questions on extinct animals, crocodiles in Europe and how to tell rodents by teeth. It lists birds that eat snakes such as the swallow tailed kite and secretary bird, and explains rose proliferation where stems or shoots grow from the heart or blossom end due to abnormal tissue growth.
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Southwest
Africa
FRIEND WIFE By ROE FULKERSON
Imogene and Andrew discuss a tiresome caller in their home. The conversation turns to fortune telling and social pretensions as they contrast modern and old fashioned methods. The scene focuses on dialogue about personal appearance and desire for genuine conversation.
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Imogene
Andrew
The Old Bores of Literature
Kansas City Star reviews the staple classics that crowd libraries and pressures readers, labeling the so called great works as overpraised and unreadable, yet they persist due to fame and reputation, shaping readers’ choices.
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Kansas City Star
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Abe Martin Questions Democrat Praise in Bank Heist Tale
Abe Martin critiques a film scene showing a treated Democrat while depicting Lige Mopps, a Bear Wallow bank robber, under pressure from a wife and three children. The piece reflects local reaction to moral framing in cinema.
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Lige Mopps
Christmas Book Gifts and the Burden of Classics
A reader laments Christmas book gifting and the overlong catalogs of classics. Milton belongs in Mulhall essays, not Paradise Lost, and Goldsmith’s Retaliation shines while his best work remains underappreciated. Publishers pile volumes with Wordsworth and Lamb, burying true gems. a selective, well edited season would bring Keats and Keats’ St Agnes Eve to light without overwhelming readers.
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Milton
Mataulay
Goldsmith
Wal
Wordsworth
Lamb
Gulliver
Keats
St. Agnes
Endymion
Two Birthdays in One Year in Waterloo Iowa
A letter from a reader recounts two birthdays in 1845 and 1913 and notes a life spent in Iowa after leaving Ohio in 1865. He reflects on mortality and faith, stating his eightieth birthday was January 23 and the next on March 31, 1925, with a warning to readers to consider eternal destiny.
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Waterloo
Ed‘Iter
Ohio
Jesus
John Ili
Iowa
Brain Tests and Train Speed Puzzles by Sam Loud
In a word ladder style puzzle, transform pairs like Cat to Dog Boy to Man Wood to Coal Lion to Lamb Hate to Love in three moves each. A second puzzle states two trains cover 220 feet in 3 seconds, with the fast train 220 feet ahead after 15 seconds, implying speeds of 30 mph and 20 mph respectively.
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Answer Tomorrow
The daily crossword puzzle answer is scheduled to appear in tomorrow's edition with clues and solutions for the current grid. Readers are advised to check the next issue for the completed grid and answer key.
Monday's Gross Word Puzzle Answer and Mining Note
Answer to Mondays Gross Word Puzzle and a mining journal excerpt discuss prospecting privileges. The text references a poem in honor and various puzzle clues, then shifts to Congress action on mining rights, noting existing laws reserve minerals but not the right to prospect. It argues for safeguards and clearer rules to encourage exploration and development.
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Mining Congress Journal
Land Department
Congress
Junior Cross Word Puzzle Yesterday's Puzzle Answered
Yesterday's crossword solution hints at development delays and policy gaps. The text argues development work is failing without provisions to prevent mineral discoveries from disappearing, risking economic and tax wealth. The piece emphasizes timely action by authorities.
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Jefferson Bee
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