Waterion Cuening Courier Ad Rates and Policy Page
Waterion Cuening Courier lists advertising rates by carrier and mail with monthly and yearly options. It notes delivery areas, enforces payment timing, and states editorial and advertising policies including anti-fraud and public policy restrictions. It lists Associated Press and United Press International as news sources and mentions national office connections.
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K. Markman Co
Park Ave
G. Wartmea Viscere
Vachgoa MiCoy
Walerian Yews
Associated Press
United Press International News
Prince
Taxation and Paternalism Seen Through Farmer Lens
In Nation's Business Rodney A. Elward argues high taxes reflect a struggle between taxpayers and public treasury earners. He cites a Kansas schoolhouse door saga where inspectors and officials created a costly misperception, costing taxpayers about 150 dollars, illustrating bureaucratic waste behind rising taxes.
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Nation’s Business
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Rodney A. Elward
Kansas
Elward
State Board of Health
Topeka
Character as Motto Guides Manufacturers Association
An eastern newspaper highlights a full page anniversary ad for a manufacturers association founded on standards of business. It outlines membership qualifications emphasizing honest products, fair dealing, strong finances, prompt service, and reputations for reliability. The piece argues honesty as best policy to build character into merchandise and notes many leading firms as members.
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Association of Manuufacturers
Mantell, Great Tragedian of Shakespeare, Dies at 74
Robert B Mantell, famed as last great tragedian and star of Shakespearean classics, died at his New Jersey home at age 74 after a long tour career. He maintained a repertory company and thrilled audiences with plays like Richard I, King Lear, The Merchant of Venice and Macbeth, shaping American theatre for decades.
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Robert B. Mantell
Tiebert B. Mantell
New Jersey
Modcitska
Mantell
Jamenis Wis
Edwin Booth
Mantel
Smoke Abatement Delay Sparks Waterloo Debate
A Waterloo civic note urges action on a smoke abatement ordinance, arguing there is no time like the present to draft and adopt a regulation. The article traces past agitation, noting summer soot is mild while winter pollution grows fierce, and public opinion favors decisive measures.
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Waterloo
Nas
Campaign Doldrums and Health Woes Spark Cautious Talk
A reflective note laments fading campaign energy and pollution. It warns that next winter in Waterloo will mirror last, unless corrective steps start soon. The piece mocks old time campaign probes and jokes about doctors prescribing Aver and possibly tripe as remedies.
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Waterloo
Is iodized salt harming health claims in salt debate
A reader letters page features Dr. William Brady addressing claims that iodized salt can cause serious illness such as St Vitus dance. Brady notes moderation and context, cites personal experience, and explains varied iodine needs. He advises readers on wheat preparation and invites letters for personal health questions with stamped self addressed envelopes.
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Uhert
St. Witug
Brady
Mada
St. Vitus
Dr. Brady
Atton
Willan Brady
Democracy's Seeds and Weeds in Modern Rule
A writer argues democracy grows a vast fertile soil where both rare fruits and rank weeds emerge. Universal education equality and open leadership seed more good than harm, yet rival forces of mediocrity and demagoguery threaten liberty. The piece calls for fearless facing of democratic facts and balanced critique.
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Democracy
Leider
Wintess
Drift of Broadway Nights Through a Village of Ghostly Sights
A July 3 1978 column notes Greenwich Village theaters and Manhattan nightlife. It contrasts experimental low budget venues like the Provincetown Players and New Playwrights Theatre with the grand Broadway scene, observes Times Square’s drift, and recounts a late night stroll past a decaying Central hotel, a public dance hall, and the chaotics of city editors.
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New York
Little Alley
Times Square
Eugene O'Neil
Greenwich Village
Rialto
Theatre Guild
Guild
Laken
Provincetown Players
Macdougal Street
New Playwrights’ Theatre
Commerce Street
American Laboratory Theatre
Edgar Allan Poes
O'Neill
Lee Simonson
Uncle Wiggily and the Twirly Wheel
A fragmented read of the Uncle Wiggily tale opens with Bumble and Tumble arguing about the Fourth of July. Tumble slips down stairs while Bumble boasts, as Tingle and a twin sister named Aira make their appearance, hinting at a playful woodland scene.
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Bumble
Hollow Stump
Tumble
Tingle
Aira
Fourth of July fireworks sparks warning from adults
In a childlike exchange, Uncle Wiggily and Mrs Longs Carn discuss the Fourth of July noise. Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wazzy cautions about firework burns while children wonder if there will be safe fun.
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Daddicums
Mrs. Longs Carn
Jane
Tangle
Making of Beeswax in the Hive Chronicle
Uncle Rays Corner explains how bees craft wax into combs, from gathering wax to shaping six sided cells. It notes the hanging wax production, the six sided efficiency, wax color changes, and how workers may raise a new queen if the hive loses its queen, with details on cell size and feeding.
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Broadway
Fourteenth Street
Fourth of July Picnic With Uncle Wiggily and Rabbits
Uncle Wiggily and twenty animals plan a Fourth of July picnic in a woods dell. Nurse Jane and Mrs Longears prepare baskets with carrot pie cabbage cake and lettuce sandwiches while Baby Bunny and friends anticipate fireworks and fun without mischief from Bad Chaps.
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Bumble
Tingle
Uncle Wiggily
Baby Bone Ty
Puzzle Sign Reveals Fourth of July Treat Plan
Abe Martin and Nurse Jane discuss a missing Fourth of July treat for children. Bumble spots a scrambled painted sign, turning the clue into a plan to obtain the picnic feast. Uncle Wiggily frets about a runaway trolley car as a roller skating homebound moment unfolds.
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Nurse Jane
Mr. Longears
Uncle Wiggily
Bumble
Mr. Longeats
Stan
Montorman
Persistent Abe Reverses and Resilience Highlighted
The note recalls Abraham Lincoln facing repeated setbacks in his political career. It notes two defeats in business or ventures, and four unsuccessful runs for public office, underscoring perseverance despite failures.
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Abe
Abe Lincoln
Hue and Cry Synopsis: Governess Mary Lee enters Sir George Peter Son's home to care for Barbara. The Wolves dinner club hosts Sir Julian Le Mesurier Piggy, a crime chief, who recalls past cases and chats with Sir George. Barbara despises Pinko the secretary, while Paul Craddock attends to letters. The scene ends with Pinko’s nickname and a teaser of the continuing story.
Mary Lee, engaged to Roger Moring, becomes governess for Barbara at Sir George Peter Son's house. At The Wolves dinner, Sir Julian Le Mesurier, nicknamed Piggy, discusses crimes and memories with Sir George. Barbara resents Pinko the secretary, while Paul Craddock handles papers and is questioned by Sir George about Varney. The chapter closes with Pinko's continued presence and a tease of further events.
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Mary Lee
Roger Moring
George Peter Son
Barbara
Mrs. Graddock
Sir George
Paul
Pinko
Mally
Pinkd
the Wolves
George
Clu
Busines
Julian le Mesurier
Criminal Investigation Department
Julian
Piggy
Mr. Bronson
Peterson
Sanquets
China
Kipling
Bay
Varney
Mr. Pau Craddock
Tata
Paul Craddock
le Mesurier
Burroughs Nature Notes Answer Questions for Readers
A 1926 Burroughs Nature Club column lists reader questions on spring migrants, mountain lions, and mosquito bites. It then provides archival answers about kingfisher nesting, oyster safety in summer, and a Minnesota snake known as the tinw snake or hog-nosed snake, noting it is nonpoisonous and spreads its neck plates.
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New England
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the Twirly
Wheel
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Uncle Ray’s
Stumble
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Sten Teasether
Wreeze
Ike Lark
Republican Party
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Haly
Burroughs Nature Club
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