Waterloo Iowa Daily Herald Classified Rates and Policy fragment
The text lists subscription prices and mail rates, advertising policies, and the Associated Press monopoly notice. It references Waterloo Iowa, a daily paper with leased wires, and notes on advertising standards and payment terms. It mentions banks, chambers of commerce, and Europe trade reforms. Names include Hartman, Jackson McCoy, and agencies like Advertising representatives.
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W. MW. Hartman
Iourier
Park Ave
Commercial St
Dann. G. Hartman
Republicaion
Audit Bureau of Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Offi Story
Brqgoks & Finley
Representatives
Rich Men's Sons Heirs in Newsroom and League Roles
John Coolidge freshly graduated weighs a New York ad firm offer at fifty dollars weekly. Meanwhile John D Rockefeller Jr. secures a League of Nations assistant post with up to one thousand dollars yearly, illustrating exceptions to the notion that rich men's sons do nothing but pressure their fathers’ fortunes.
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John Coolidge
New York
Manhattan
John
Garnnecticut
White House
D. Rockefeller
NIT
League of Nations
William Curtis Bok
C. H. K. Curtis
Young ‘Rockefeller
Europe
South Street
New ‘Yorker
Broadway
Million Dollar Suit Excites France In Solovieff Case
Mme Gregorieyna Solovieff seeks damages in a $1,000,000 action connected to alleged wrongdoing in Russia under a French-law limitation. The parties lack clear nationality since a 1924 Soviet decree stripped Russian citizenship, complicating rightful jurisdiction. Solovieff, who fled to France with her late husband, supports two young daughters and has ties to Russia through her former officer husband.
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France
Mme
Gregorieyna_ Solovieff
Russia
Mme. Solovieff
German press voices indignation over Polish foreign minister
German reaction mounts to M Zaleski who urges caution before Rhineland evacuation and seeks guarantees tied to the Polish German frontier He opposes any peace treaty revision and hinted of a future Franco Polish frontier guarantor proposal discussed at Geneva Briand may approach Stresemann but German sentiment resists any such move
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Germany
M. “Zaleski
Rhineland
M. Zaleski
France
Poland
M. ‘Zaleski
Geneva
M. Briand
Herr Stresemann
Religious Reform in Turkey Modernizes Islam
Reform proposals from Istanbul university advise to modernize Moslemism without splitting faith lines. Aims include abolishing shoe removal in mosques, adding pews, using Turkish liturgical language, and developing a lay-led philosophical interpretation of the Koran to fit contemporary social progress.
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Turkey
Stamboul University Commission
University Council
Ministry of Education
Personal Health Service column by Dr. Brady
Dr Brady addresses reader questions on foot care orthopedics and podiatry myths. He argues a family doctor can handle common foot troubles, defines orthopedics, distinguishes podiatry and chiropody, and dismisses sensational claims about eyelashes and room oxygen. Readers are invited to send questions with stamped envelopes.
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Brady
William Brady
Seascape memories and Wall Street musings in 1938 diary
A fragmented 1938 diary recalls seaside strolls near Long Island and Nassau Oyster Bay, meeting Roosevelt briefly, dining with guests, and a later reflection on marriages among rich New York families. It contrasts hotel stationery swindles with Wall Street chaos, noting reporters, margin traders, and seaport life on South Street with vivid, non-graphic scenes.
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New. York
Pepys
Eawards
Rialto
Nassau
Long Island
Roosevelt
Frank
Bertha
Raymond Hitchcock
Lindberghs Second Phase Prank at Wisconsin Honor
The University of Wisconsin awarded Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh an honorary Doctor of Laws, praising not just his Atlantic flight but his second phase of leadership. The piece argues the honor reflects his public impact transforming hero worship into a civil aviation program and national inspiration.
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University of Wisconsin
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
Lindbergh
Legion d'Honneur
Mindus
Mercury
America
Shin
Cobonel Lindbergh
Uncle Wiggily's Peaches Picnic Plan
Uncle Wiggily invites children to an orchard to pick peaches for jam and jelly. Tumbin Jingle and Jangle join Baby Bunty on the way, while Baby Bunty recalls passing Mr. Whitewash the polar bear and hearing him laugh. The scene blends playful dialogue with a cozy woodland gathering.
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Tumbin
Jingle
Jangle
Uncle Wikelly
Baby Bunty
Mr. Longears
Jane
Zanz Bumble
Askail
Hetle
Big
Mr. Whitewash
Uncle Wigilly and the Peach Orchard Puzzle
In a playful scene from Uncle Wiggily, Baby Bunty and bunny friends miscount peaches and scramble to solve a puzzle before the Bob Cat arrives. Mr Longeers notes three mistakes in a ship drawing as the group laughs, eats, and contemplates jam and jelly.
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Mr. Longeers
Baby Bunty
Uncle Wiggily
Bunty
Tangle
Biony
Uncle Wigelly
Bob
Drawn into a London house mystery by Pinko and a missing diamond
Mary Lee works in the household of Sir George Peterson to care for Barbara under Mrs Craddock. Barbara suspects Paul Craddock and guards a diamond pendant linked to the aunt’s lost jewel. Paul smiles oddly at coffee, Mary sleeps uneasy, and Barbara disappears as Sir George accuses Mary of spying.
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Mary Lee
George Peterson
Barbara
George
Mrs. Craddock
Paul Craddock
Pinko
Mally
Paul
Roger Moring
Mary
Craddock
Sir George
Mually
Graddock
Wally
Anid
Mr. Craddock
Angel Child
Miss Lee
Hives
Marty
Hubble
Brebara
Leviathan Crossing Atlantic First Day On Voyage
Uncle Rays Corner reports on the Leviathan mid Atlantic, covering 498 miles by noon at about 30 mph. The giant liner, once Vaterland, can carry 4500 passengers plus crew, burns 4500 tons of oil per trip, and requires vast food supplies to sustain its massive operation.
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Atlantic
Mauretania
New York
Cherbourg
Majestic
Germany
Vaterland
Uncle Ray
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
A reader asks about sea gulls animal distinctions and whether turtles feel after decapitation. Answers reference Audubon Society guides on wild waterfowl and upland birds, caterpillar identification and tree spraying, and glow worm luminescence with notes from Gilbert White.
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Fenders
Gunll
National Assuiation of Audubon Societies
Broadway
New York City
Gilbert White
Fiashina
Aegor
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Awart
Wall Street
Legator
GLEXN
Mediare
Songbate
Ralpin
Inquisition
Mr. Longeris
Reed
Fort. Dodge
Jim’ Reed
Missouri
Houston
Ucket
Fel
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Hhis
Hoover
Claude Bowers
Patricia Wentworth
Ray
Burroughs Nature: Club
Holghton Mif
Nature Notes
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