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The notice lists editorial leadership and business staff at the Waterloo paper, with multiple references to Associated Press affiliation, rates, and advertising policies. It notes payment terms and rights, and mentions international news sourcing through Story, Brooks & Finley.
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Bie Pt AR
Waterloo
Towa
Associated Press
Associated
Audit Bureau of Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley, Representatives
When in the touring spirit it is best to See Jowa First
The essay extols American vacation habit and road travel, noting widespread car ownership and the grow ing tourist trade. It highlights Iowa scenery from northeast to south, praising Des Moines area and region’s parks, reefs, caves and towns, urging travelers to explore local beauty before venturing farther.
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Iowa
Waterloo
Decorah
Mississippi
Lansing
Obedience to all laws is good citizen pledge
A defense of law and order asserts obedience as essential to civilization. It argues laws should aim to benefit many, rejects breaking statutes over personal disdain, and supports repeal only through proper channels while condemning calls to violate enacted laws.
Quite Some Feat in a Western Tour Story
A group of midwestern tourists through Montana coax a Crow Indian Russell Whitebear to recount the Custer battle. The tale sits among famed feats, compared with Civil War recollections, as writers Kenneth J. Roberts and Ben Ames Williams reportedly catch many fish alongside Charles G. Dawes.
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Montana
Russell Whitebear
Custer
Tenderfoot
Chickamauga
Max Big Man
Charles G. Dawes
Cal
Izaak Walton
Aa Dispatch
Cimarron
N. M
Kenneth J. Roberts
Ben Ames Williams
Dawes
John T. MacCutcheon
Roberts
Willams
Chafing and Erythema Intertrigo Care Guidance
A health note explains the difference between chafing and erythema intertrigo and offers inexpensive home treatments. It recommends cleansing with warm water, boric acid rinse, air drying, and dusting powders such as borated talcum or zinc stearate, with magnesium carbonate for sweaty cases. It also cites Anderson's dusting powder and a homemade Old Doc Ointment for irritated or draining surfaces, urging impalpable powders and avoiding carbolic acid.
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Drams Petrolatum
Milk After Tennis and Health Examinations Advice
Questions and Answers on milk after tennis and health exams. Milk after tennis is harmless and may be followed by brief rest before eating. A periodic health examination evaluates overall health for welfare, while life insurance exams focus on current risk. Letters to Dr Brady for health guidance should include stamped self addressed envelopes.
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Brady
Willian Brady
A Latitude Man by Glenn Frank
The essay praises seventeenth century Latitude-men for sense and serenity amid radicalism and conservatism. It highlights John Hales and his 1659 writings as enduring guides, noting enduring wisdom about truth, self-knowledge, and restrained discourse useful in 1927 America.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure Newspaper
England
Edward Augustus George
John Hales
Eton College
Paradise
America
Somber hues fade as color returns to American cars
Foreign visitors once noted American autos in black as the norm. Today bright colors and even rain gear brighten streets. The black car is rare. owners may enjoy color again without social penalty. A children’s tale follows Uncle Wiggily and Bunty as Bunty loses a green hair ribbon and suspects Katy Did, a green Katy Did bug, as the culprit until Uncle Wiggily guides her home.
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Mason City
Society of
Yesteryear
Baby Bunty
Hollow Stump
Mr. Longears
Bunty
Ankie Wig
Uncle Wiggilvy
Katy
Rabbit
Uncle Wiggily
New York By Dey A Diary of Modern Pepys Walks and Witty Tales
The diary chronicles a day in New York with Meredith Nicholson visiting water front galleries and Spanish cafes. It notes encounters with actors, a Rolls Royce owner who loves fine cut, Spanish diners, a singer adored by a devoted admirer, and vivid social observations from Fifty-second Street to Columbus Circle.
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New York
Pepys
Meredith Nicholson
Miss Hogg
Elizabeth Cobb Chapman
Winnie Sheehan
Spain
Mexico
Fifty-second Street
George Jean Nathan
Cal seeks quiet in Black Hills but crowds follow
Cal heads to the Black Hills to escape people but the crowd arrives there too, creating noise and thwarting his attempt at seclusion. The text notes Cal as president and mentions Northampton, Masa, as an uncertain place in the fragment.
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Marshalltown
Cal
Black Hills
Northampton
Masa
Diamonds, duty, and a jailhouse scuffle in Pullen row
Mrs. Pullen and daughter Julia fret over a mysterious fortune and a costly diamond while Sam Carlile defends against the cheating lawyer Parks. After Sam scars Parks in a street confrontation, Officer leads the men to lockup but Pullen is jailed only briefly as Murty bails him out. Parks vows revenge as the Pullens regroup at home.
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Elsie Pullen
Hamilton
Pullens
Sam Carlile
Julia Pullen
China
Parks
L. T
Mrs. Pullen
Carlile
Sam
Julia
Mr. Murty
Mrs. Pulten
Mr. Parks
Fred
Papa
Pulen
Iowa Fuel Tax Stance Sparks Chicago Aid Debate
Mason City Glote-Gazette notes Chicago protesters oppose a state gasoline tax for road building while ignoring how Iowa contributes to Chicago's prosperity. The paper argues that even without direct road returns, Iowa helps fuel Chicago's growth and praises Chicago's status.
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Mason City
Edward Bok to Erect Florida Carillon Near Bird Sanctuary
Fort Dodge Messenger notes Edward Bok will place a premier carillon on his Florida estate near a famed bird sanctuary. The article laments the cost of bells versus the many bells in daily life and suggests the project embodies prestige and cultural value despite the price.
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Fort Dodge
Edward Bok
Florida
Ant catching a flying insect by a kingfisher roost
Uncle Ray notes a green flying insect being caught by a black female ant at a lake shore. He explains ants winged forms, queens, and the spring appearance of male swarmers. The writer contrast city life and country living, urging students to spend part of each term in the country for vitality.
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Kingfisher Roost
Lake Shore
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