Waterloo Evening Courier Classified Rates and Policies
The Waterloo Evening Courier outlines advertising rates and policies including payment terms, availability of leased wires from AP and UP, and bureau affiliations. It notes rates by mail within and beyond 50 miles, carrier weekly charges, and the paper’s stance on avoiding fraudulent or misleading ads, with representative offices listed in New York and other cities.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Wapkaaa
Baily Karonten
Telephone Branch Exchange
CG. Hartman
Secree
Jackson McCoy
Jowa
Associated Press
United Press International News
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Fran
Professionalism By Glenn Frank and 1928 Campaign Outlook
Glenn Frank argues against Institutionalism and Professionalism shaping politics and education. He notes Coolidge as a likely 1928 nominee if willing, while Democrats face split factions led by Al Smith amid drought and dry states. He stresses public voters will witness a pivotal year of campaigns and party realignments.
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Coolidge
Harding
Senator Borah
Charles G. Dawes
Dawes
Borah
Republican Party
Gov
al Smith
New York
South
Smith
William Gibbs McAdoo
McAdoo
Uncle Wiggily's Golf Game Day Mischief
Uncle Wiggily prepares for a golf game with Mr Twistytail while Baby Bunty and Jennie Chipmunk plot a prank using a large balloon in place of a golf ball. The inflated balloon bursts when Uncle Wiggily strikes it, prompting laughter and a playful apology as he buys replacements and the day continues with golf.
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Baby Bunty
Hollow Stump
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Uncle
Bunty
Mr. Longears
Rabbit
Mr. Twistytail
Pls
Uncle Wiggily
Twisty
Tyke
Jennie Chipmunk
Jennie
Ankie Wig
Unkie Wig
Pig
Uncle Wigagily
Personal Health Service on Thumb Sucking in Hygeia
In a March Hygeia piece Dr Frank H Richardson discusses thumb sucking in children. The writer criticizes his stance on punishment and outlines elbow cuffs as a treatment for younger children, plus a heart to heart talk by a trusted confidant for older children.
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Frank H. Richardson
Richardson
Dr. Richardson
Eye crossing in infants and eye sterilization guidance
Reader questions about a ten month old’s crossed eye and whether eye wash strengthens sight, plus a note on sterilizing hypodermic needles and Paregoric. Expert replies say eye wash does not strengthen eyes, early eye doctor advice is best, fear of open spaces is a mental issue needing a physician, boiling fixes sterilization better than alcohol, Paregoric is narcotic with opium and alcohol, and readers may mail brief health letters to Dr Brady for replies.
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Brady
Wil- Man Brady
The Farmer Awaits a Real Leader
A Spencer News-Herald excerpt shows a farmer uncertain about politics, sensing problems but unsure of remedies. He waits for a genuine leader who has studied the subject and will propose a remedy, noting he may have to wait until Coolidge's presidency ends.
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Coolidge
Spencer News-Herald
Thoughts on New York Nights and Movie Ushers
A 1927 column by D C McIntyre from New York muses on street life, celebrities, and the evolving movie usher. The piece blends city vignette with social humor as it notes witty lines, nightlife, and the shifting reception to polite service in theaters.
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New York
Kansas
Nebraska
Galahad
Diamonds and Deception Surround the Pullens
Mrs. Pullen faces a blackmailing revelation as Sam Carlile frets over Julia and Mr Murty while a new visitor uncovers the source of the Pullens’ wealth. The extortion threat centers on a mysterious diamond and a suspected scheme involving a fat gentleman and a resort contact.
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Fred Pullen
Pullens
China
America
Carlile
Mr. Murty
Sam
Julia
Mrs. Pullen
Mrs.Pullen
Mr. Parks
Parks
Pity the Pedestrian Warns on Paris Traffic
Fort Dodge Messenger notes American Legion tourists hear warnings that in Paris the jay walker is blamed for traffic accidents. It contrasts with U S practice where pedestrian safety laws exist but pedestrians often bear the harm in auto pedestrian collisions.
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Fort Dodge Messenger
American Legion
Paris
Jay Walker
Water Safety From Wells To Springs In Rural Areas
Uncle Rays Corner warns campers to treat all outdoor water as potentially unsafe. Boil water before drinking, strain to remove debris, and beware of springs and shallow wells. Inspectors in an eastern state test rural wells and place warning signs when contamination is found.
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Iowa
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Frank O. Lowden
Ilinois
Lowden
Progressive
Theodore Roosevelt
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
The
Century Magazine
McClure Newspaper
Sophocles
Thucydides
Aeschylus
Marathon
Socrates
Ecclesia
Herodotus
Eupolis
Protegoras
Pericles
Thuris
Goethe
Scott
Byron
Milton
Toy
Howard R. Garis
Personal Health Service
Questions and
Bimbo
D. C
McNaugss Syndicate, Inc
Bruce Reynolds
Chaplin
V. D
Broadway
George M. Cohan
Pimlico
J. Clifton Smythe
U. S. Income Tax
Department
Cane 'Gsal
Cae
Abe Martin
Pullen
Fred
Nix
Uncle Ray’s
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