Waterloo Iowa Daily Ad Rates and Policies Notice
The newspaper announces subscription options, prices, and delivery methods for area readers. It cites telephone, office details, and staff roles including President and Editor Jackson McCoy and Treasurer and General Manager St SUBSCRIPTION PRICES By carrier weekly and by mail within and beyond 50 miles options. It lists advertising rules, publication rights, and office representatives in New York Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Johns Hopkins to establish research law institute
A new Johns Hopkins project will focus on research into legal problems and their social and economic impact rather than training lawyers. The institute aims to reform justice by balancing protection for the innocent with punishment for the guilty, appointing eminent faculty from Yale Columbia Chicago.
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Johns Hopkins
Institute For the Study of Law
Ub Nigurs
Walter Wheeler Cook
Yale
Herman Oliphant
Columbia
Leon Carroll Marshall
Tourists Swamp Parks Drive Growth Overload Worsens Preservation
The article notes that national and state parks attracted 2.3 million visitors last year and expect a 50 percent rise this year. Officials must add highways trails and camping facilities to accommodate travelers, but increased access harms pristine nature. Tourists are urged to limit damage and avoid overuse of fragile sites.
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United States
A 40 Year Record Of Iowa Voting Patterns Analyzed
The piece compares Tewa's forty year voting record with national trends, noting Iowa has voted Republican in nearly all national elections since the party's birth. It cites 1912 as a rare Democratic year due to the bull moose split and Woodrow Wilson's win by a slim popular vote margin. Vermont is highlighted as a staunch Republican state, while several other strong GOP states have backed Democrats more often than Iowa.
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Tewa
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Woodrow Wilson
White House
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Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Vermont
Connecticut
Delaware
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
California
Sequoia
Sequoysah
Oregon
Colorado
Cato Sells Breaks With Al Smith and Backs Hoover
Cain Sells, longtime Benton county native and former Indian affairs commissioner, repudiates Al Smith in a Fort Worth statement. He says it is his duty to vote for Herbert Hoover, citing Smiths anti Eighteenth Amendment stance and Ras appointment among reasons for ending 50 years of party loyalty.
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Cain Sells
Benton County
Down
Wilson
al Smith
Fort Worth
Texas
Herbert Hoover
Smith
Sells
New York
John J. Ras
Sells Faces Rift Over Tammany and White House Link
The text notes Sells as national Democratic figure with ties to Tammany Hall and his break from a lifetime of party loyalty. Born in Vinton about 63 years ago, he served as Benton county attorney and U S district attorney under Cleveland, later moving to Cleburne to found the Texas State Bank & Trust Co. It speculates on campaign rhetoric and the potential appeals of Hoover and Curtis versus traditional "Blaine and Logan" style chants.
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Jackson
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Wilson
Cato
Sells
Vinton
Benton
United State District
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Cleburne
Texas State Bank & Trust Co
Unhygenic Clothing and Varicose Veins Health Note
Dr Brady urges abdominal breathing over chest breathing to prevent varicose veins and improve health. He cites Mosher’s method for women, outlines steps to practice belly expansion, and cautions against reliance on breathing machines. Includes reader Q A on foot care and access to medical services.
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Clelia Duel Mosher
Stanford University
Mosher
Dr. Mosher
New York By Bay By . GO. McINTYRE 1928
New York nightly entertainment salaries soar for masters of ceremony at cabarets theatres and movies. Notables like Ben Bernie Frank Fay Ed Wynn Julius Tannen and Texas Guinan headline a growing scene with weekly pay from six to thirty thousand dollars. The piece notes 183 masters of ceremony in New York across venues and recalls early pioneers Raymond Hitchcock and others shaping the role while offering vivid sketches of night life and Wall Street calm.
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New York
Legitisite Theatre
Ballet
Rtaymond Hitchcock
Liem
Texas Guinan
Wrlex
Tte
Halletts
Ben Bernie
Frank Fay
Ed Wynn
Julius Tannen
Dr Rockwell
Pmi Baker
Aldgelson
Eddie Lanter
Josh
Bowery
Fisherman’s A1 Luck by Glenn Frank
A reflective essay on fishing lore and the decline of fish resources in America. The author cites dramatic drops in Atlantic and Pacific salmon, sturgeon, shad, crabs, oysters, and lobsters, blaming autos, dams, pollution, and factory wastes for shrinking fisheries. He argues for conservation amid political rhetoric.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure Newspaper
Atlantic
Pacific
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Chesapeake
Uncle Wiggily's Musical Night
Uncle Wiggily and Baby Bunty hear croaking voices planning to jump on Uncle Wiggily near a brook side. Bunty fears the threat while Uncle Wiggily stays confident, noting the villains’ voices seem unusual. The scene hints at a playful, perilous encounter in a green bower setting.
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Baby Bunty
Bunty
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Frogs Jump Over Uncle Wiggily Scene Captured
In a playful moment a trio of green frog figures hops from a green bower and leaps over Uncle Wiggily as Baby Bunty exclaims about the feat. The blggest frog boasts while the characters remark no one was touched, keeping the whimsy alive in the tale.
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Baby Bunty
Uncle Wigsgily
Hoy
Uncle Wiggily Frogs Race and Musical Party
Uncle Wiggily and three frogs Hippy Skippy and Nippy organize a playful jumping race for the judge role and solve a puzzle about school items. The frogs’ chorus leads to a lively party with music from tree toads crickets and Katy dids. A later puzzle shows a cartoon of a lady getting ready for a night out.
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Tendon Free Press Manslaughter Stance on Driving Loss
The article argues that criminal negligence and reckless driving causing a death constitute manslaughter and must be treated as such, urging speed and impartial justice in the handling of the case.
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Tendon Free Press
Fifty Years Ago in Black Hawk County News T: Fifty Years Ago in Black Hawk County News
Fifty years ago, July 24 1878, the Zion Lutheran church near the Grundy county line was dedicated on F Gutknecht land. The Grundy Center Republican notes weighty hogs and a 17 head horse run on the bridge causing a fine and a fine of 64 cents. Also gossips about a prolific egg laying hen, a phonograph demonstration, Reform club tableaux, a buggy wreck, and jail breakage by George Wilson with shears.
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Black Hawk Township
F. Gutknecht
Grundy County
Reform Club
Opera House
Black Hawk County
George Wilson
Uncle Rays Corner English Money and a Rural Visit
UNCLE RAY describes English currency from shillings to guineas, noting values and nicknames like twopence and thrupence. He recounts a visit with English friend Mr. Ben Asquith to Clifford Chambers, mentioning a Domesday Book referenced home destroyed by fire recently.
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Clifford Chambers
Uncle Ray
Ben Asquith
Domes and Willo records of English land taxes notes
Fragmentary account describes a 1085 Domesday like collection of English lands and houses used to lay taxes. Mentions Lionel, Mrs Moots, and references to a farmer and an automobile as a notable labor discovery. The piece is a garbled reminiscence with many unreadable names.
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Lionel
England
Binkley
British Museum
Mr. Asquth
Ch'allus
Burroughs Nature Club Answers Readers Questions
Answers to reader inquiries about nature topics appear in the Burroughs Nature Club Notes. The column addresses mating in wild geese and bobcats, dog days bathing concerns, and questions about Sequoia names, Colorado beetles, and the distribution of giant redwoods.
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Nature Notes
Bonmt Miss Seeing Iowa Travelogue
Thousands of tourists crowd highways bound for vacations across Iowa as they pass through a landscape described as a grand park. The piece extols Midwestern scenery, wealth, and beauty in local terrains, inviting readers to appreciate the state's vistas during the crop season.
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Iowa
Winterset
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