Waterloo Evening Courier advertising rates and policies
Waterloo Evening Courier lists rates for daily, weekly, and mailing, along with advertising guidelines and policy statements. It notes circulation, ownership, and bureau affiliations, plus notices about payment timing and rejection of certain ads. The piece cites executives and national correspondents connected to the paper.
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W. H. Hartman Co
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Postoffice
Waterloo
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Associated Press
Associated
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Dougherty
Washington
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New York
Phladelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
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Italy
Brooka & Finney
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Government supervision of coal mining debate continues
The United States coal commission urges government supervision of coal mining as a public utility while rejecting full nationalization. It favors a government authority to require reports, set cost methods, and regulate interstate shipments, with collective bargaining protected and a lighter touch on ownership.
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Fta
United States Coal Commission
Commission
NIH
Coal-Burer
Interstate Commerce Commission
Personal Health Service by Dr. William Brady
A reader asks about slang term slacker flesh and the doctor explains it as excess body fat and its impact on health. He notes Western readers’ busy lifestyles are not overwork but carry extra fat that strains the body and economy. Also includes Q and A on babys soft spots and coffee intake with brief health guidance.
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Bohemia
Mile
Kerpiskova
Mademoasselle
Czechoslovakia
Alcibiades
Alciibiades
Athens
Greece
United States Congress
Cedar Falls
Country Federation
Dr. Brady
West
East
William Brady
Parade Sparks Man to Seek Backstage Glory
Imogene and Andrew discuss the parade as a turning point in his life. He recalls past ambitions from policeman to trapeze artist and fireman and finally resolves to join a brass band as a drum major to win public acclaim, while his wife warns that fame may cost their marriage.
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Imogene
Andrew
Humanity
The Regeneration of Malcolm Starmount
Malcolm Starmount quits his wild life and helps Mary Devlin and her brother Eddie, youths from poverty, find hope. A series of perilous events at sea and in society tests loyalties as Eddie's bravery and Mary's singing path intertwine with love interests and a possible trap involving Laura Lambert.
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Bynopsib
Malcolm Starmount
Rich
Mary Devlin
Starmount
Mary
Eddie
Ramon Graves
Graves
Natta Courtenes
Starmowni
Nalda
J .Jenson
Buddy
Ananna
Laura Lambert
Tennant
Laura
Miss Lambert
Ales Lambert
Mr. Tennant
Miss. Lambert
Fourth Avenue
New York
Eddie Boy
America
Ine
Altha
Malcolm Stormount
Metropolitan
Theodore Parker
Pat
Metropolittan Opera House
Mal
Fifth Avenue
Iowa Leads Nation in Value of Farms and Products
A report by the Iowa state chamber of commerce asserts Iowa tops the nation in farm property value, land value, buildings, machinery, and livestock. It shows ten year gains of over 100 percent in several categories, with details on total farm valuation, acreage, farm owners, and tenancy.
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Iowa
B&b
Iowa State Chamber of Commerce
Ninsis
United States
Texas
First
Federal Reserve
Towe
Towa
Tow
Tennanta
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Question Page 1928
Readers ask about nature topics including how spiders grip fine webs and whether truffles are mushrooms. The column invites questions for the Nature Notes department and promises answers in the next issue.
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Burroughs Nature Club
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Nature Notes
Loon Breeding Grounds and Wintering Routes
Loon pairs nest near water in North America to launch young promptly. They winter along the Gulf of Mexico and occasionally off California and Long Island coast. article notes nest on musk-rat huts and describes the fishery like habits and migration.
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North America
Gulf of Mexico
California
Long Island
Dobson
It’s Good for the Corn in the Corn Belt Weather
The Sioux City Journal notes that current hot oppressive conditions are needed for good corn yields. The piece emphasizes that without favorable corn weather at this season, corn wouldn’t be worthwhile in the belt.
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Waterloo
Sioux City Journal
The Little Gold Key
The Sandman story recounts a princess who escapes attendants to explore a forest and discovers a mysterious key. She finds a strange landscape as her black pony leads her toward an unseen stream and changing surroundings.
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Crystal Hill
White House
Crystal House
Tors
Abe Martin Byall on speed and appetite in humor
Abe Martin Byall notes popularity grows from sharp wit and simple pleasures. He warns against overthinking fame and jokes that a thief of bite sized humor is best enjoyed privately after a meal.
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Byall
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd
A puzzle by Sam Loyd prompts readers to manipulate words and letters to spell the name of a famed English Earl known for oratory. It also notes a 51-square arrangement hidden within a set of 33 cups and invites solutions from yesterday.
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Sam Loyd
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