Waterloo Daily Reporter: Classified and Policies Page
The Waterloo Daily Reporter announces subscription rates and advertising policies. It notes offices in major cities, bureau affiliations, and that payment is due by the 10th. The piece also references rate details for mail and carrier delivery and outlines ad acceptance rules and public policy waivers.
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Story
Brooks É Finley
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Smoke Nuisance Spurs Iowa Efforts to Burn Clean
A Des Moines gathering of smoke inspectors engineers and industry experts discussed turning smoky exhaust into furnace heat. Iowa coal may burn cleaner with larger grates pulverization and special firing techniques. Municipal success in Chicago and Waterloo’s Know Waterloo week illustrate community action reducing smoke and boosting industrial pride.
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Des’ Moines
Royal H. Holbrook
Iowa State College
Iowa
Ilowa
Burton P. Fleming
State University of Iowa
Waterloo
Chicago
Windy City
Pittsburgh
Aviation pioneers and engine designers remembered in a hall of fame
The article honors Lindbergh Chamberlin Maitland Hegenberger Byrd and their planes as well as Wright, Fokker, Langley, Ryvan, Henry Ford and Elmer Sperry for engineering feats behind early flights. It cites engine reliability, long endurance times, and the ongoing impact on aviation history.
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Lindbergh
Chamberlin
Maitland
Hegenberger
Byrd
Wright Brothers
Fokker
North Pole
Atlantic
Pacific
Langley
Rvran
Henry Ford
Elmer A. Sperry
Lindberth
Wright
Diet change eases migraine in reported cases
A correspondent notes five migraine cases where removing certain foods from the diet reduced attacks. Patients reacted to skin tests with items like wheat, sweet potato, and turnip, and sustained relief followed dietary elimination. The article cautions overeating may also play a role and mentions additional cases with similar results.
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Warren T. Vaughan
M. J
Wart removal and medical Q and A in paper
Readers seek wart treatment tips from iodine painting to salicylic acid remedies and surgical options for facial warts. A health Q and A section provides thyroid dosing guidance and notes letters with stamped envelopes for replies to Dr Brady.
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Brady
Willian Brady
Burke to the Politicians By Glenn Frank
The essay argues that representatives must balance constituents wishes with independent judgment. It cites Edmund Burke urging MPs to differ from back home when needed, to prioritize reason and conscience over blind obedience to local mandates. The piece emphasizes leadership independence as essential for honest governance.
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England
Edmund Burke
Bristol
Burke
United States
Positive ideals frame a forward looking life in ads
A Burlington Hawk-Eye summary editorial argues for less materialism and a positive, forward looking approach. It praises spiritual values and the Golden Rule, contending effort should focus on constructive life building to curb drinking and crime rather than railing against evils.
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Burlington
Humanity
Cafes and Cosmopolitan Glamour in New York Life
A vivid portrait of late night coffee rooms in smart New York cafes, detailing glamorous crowds, heiresses, adventurers, and the quiet drama of flirtations and intrigues. The piece contrasts expatriate fashion with local manners and notes the summer migration of youth to camps, plus observed changes in a boy’s social ease after attending private schools.
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New York
Phillips Oppenheim
Amia
Paris
Uncle Wiggily's Fourth of July Picnic Adventure
Uncle Wiggily and his two rabbit daughters plan a Fourth of July picnic. They seek a treat, defend against a fox and wolf by disguising dolls as firecrackers with red ribbons, fooling the predators, and enjoy candy and cake together.
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Jangle
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Dingly
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Dingle
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Uncle Wigsily
Grasshopper
Uncle Wregily
Abe Martin on driving risks and prudent behavior
The column notes that many people claim common sense and conservatism while fearing small losses in receipts. It also criticizes drivers who neglect caution when a girl is riding with them, implying a loss of focus and responsibility on the road.
Successful budgeting and the governor's family advice
An excerpt notes Governor Don Ahey of Omo as the father of ten, recalling his days as a country printer in New Philadelphia with small earnings. It credits his wife for provisioning the family and lists a threefold budget motto: budget your money, make fun of your work, trust in God.
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Bock Island Argus
Donahey of
Omo
New Philadelphia
Dixie and the Voice of a Wandering Minstrel
A 19th century tribute marks Dan Emmett on his 112th birthday, praising Dixie’s enduring power. The piece notes Emmett’s origins in Mount Vernon Ohio, his minstrel troupe, and the song’s shift from stage piece to a national emblem. It questions whether Dixie’s magnetism lies in melody over words, highlighting universal, nostalgic appeals across regions.
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Saltoun
van Emmett
Southland
Dixie
Calvary Episcopal Church
Fletcher
N. C
Westminster Abbey
Ohio
Mount Vernon
Carolinas
Dan Emmett
John Howard Fayne
Dockstader
Fielas
Payne
Annie Laurie
Bayard Taylor
New England
Summer in Iowa Becomes a Weather Complaints Relief
The Des Moines Tribune notes a mild comfortable summer with adequate warmth and moisture. Despite occasional grumbles about heat and corn prospects, the piece argues prices and state money flow remain stable and cooler summers may retain tourists and spending locally.
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Des Moines Tribune
Capital
Uncle Rays Corner Seeks Small Letters From Young Readers
In this Uncle Ray column a 15 year old Flora Brown writes of reader letters piling up and the joy Uncle Ray finds in hearing from Corner readers. He notes hundreds of letters, plans to publish some, and explains he cannot always reply due to time. He hints at life at a cottage near Lake Chetek.
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Flora Brown
Hay
Uncle Ray
Lake Chetek
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Answers From History to Sharks
Burroughs Nature Club Notes presents reader questions and answers on nature topics. It discusses mud hens egg laying, otter habitats, the historical presence of apples in America, cartier pigeons, catamount foes, and basking sharks including their name meaning and surface behavior.
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Nature Notes
America
Victora
Brutus
Modena
Mark Antony
Octavius
Weather report fair and warmer nationwide
Weather forecast shows fair and warmer conditions with possible rain. Some zones may stay fair or turn to rain and warmer, then cooler with chances of showers and sunshine. The outlook remains uncertain with alternating rain and sun across regions.
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Mason City Globe-Gazette
Radio commission revamps broadcasting waves improve reception
Charles City Press notes the federal radio commission has completed a difficult redistribution of broadcast waves for now. A radio fan reports logging 40 stations with clear reception and only one whistle, praising the move as a success likely to reduce complaints from poor sets and fostering a potential radio industry boom.
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Charles City
Federal Radio Commission
Chicago
Tam
Shaw's vivisection debate stirs medical crowd
In St Louis the incident echoes Diogenes as Mr Shaw engaged a debate on vivisection. He argued moral questions fail without empathy for animals and humans. The audience, mainly medical students and doctors, reacted with anger as Shaw left through the back door with a sardonic smile.
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St. Louis
Shaw
Cartoonist Malone Satirizes National Stereotypes
Percy 5 Malone notes an American, Englishman, German, Pole, and Frenchman travel to Africa to study elephants. After a vacation the Englishman writes Hunting the Elephant in Africa, the Frenchman The Love Life of the Elephant, the German The Psychology of Elephants, the Pole Elephants and the Polish Question, and the American Bigger and Better Elephants. Malone adds a witty cartoon critiquing national views and American push for production.
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Cedar Rapids
Percy
Malone
Africa
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