Waterloo Evening Courier subscription and policy details
The Waterloo Evening Courier lists staff roles and subscription prices by carrier and mail, including within 60 miles and beyond. It notes Associated Press status, advertising policies, and office representations in major cities with terms about payment and advertisement standards.
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Vivevevesese
Waterleo
Iowa
Associated Press
Ornational
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley, Representatives
Hoover's Flood Relief Plan Urges Quick Congressional Action
Senator Reed Smoot urged Congress to convene in special session to back a flood relief program proposed by Herbert Hoover. The plan calls for higher levees, federal responsibility for some levees on tributaries, a spillway to protect New Orleans, emergency flood basins, and storage in tributaries to prevent Mississippi floods and maintain navigation. Estimated cost 15 to 20 million annually for 10 years, with potential redirection of 10 million from Red Cross funds. Hoover emphasizes careful planning and engineer-backed estimates before proceeding.
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Mississippi
Reed Smoot
Utah
President Coolidge
White House
Rapid City
Congress
Smoot
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert C. Hoover
Hoover
New Orleans
Louisiana
Atchafalaya River
Atchafalaya
Red Cross Relief Fund
United States
Protecting Gangsters in a Benign Despotism View
The piece argues that under a benevolent rule Birger and Shelton gangs would be suppressed for murder and robbery, but under a people’s government, legal technicalities shield criminals. It contends witnesses vanish, trials fail, and many remain at large, urging a return to first principles to protect lives and property from felons exploiting law language.
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Birger
Shelton
Illinois
The Atypical Typical American Student Portrait
A discussion questions the image of the typical American student as a flawless ideal. It argues the typical student is average in grades and talent, active in sports and social life, yet not extraordinary, and deserves a more balanced, less glamorous portrayal.
Golden Buckle Slogan Adopted for Rockwell City Ta
The motto The Golden Buckle on the Grain Belt is embraced as Rockwell City Ta slogan with poetic promise and inviting tone. The Greater Waterloo association may offer a prize for a more fitting Waterloo slogan, suggesting a contest or consideration for a better phrase.
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Rockwell City
Greater Waterloo Association
Waterloo
Treatment of Cataract Not Just Surgery
A physician argues against common belief that cataract requires operation for all cases. He cites evolving evidence from oculists showing incipient cataract can be arrested by injection and hygienic care, while warning against unproven dissolving cures and stressing modern daylight-friendly approaches.
Removal of polyps from the nose a serious operation
Answers discuss polyp removal considerations and specialist skill. It notes polyp removal is usually incidental to treating underlying trouble and may not be as serious as imagined. Includes a caution about reducing creams and public health letters answered by Dr Brady with enclosure rules.
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M. B
Dr. Brady
William Brady
Volume Madness In Modern America
Volume Madness traces how modern American business and culture chase higher sales and larger quotas. It warns the zeal for volume can erode profits and hollowness in church, college, and politics, urging balance between material expansion and true value in society.
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Hotchkin
America
Crusaders of Today in Cleveland Parade
Burlington Hawk-Eye notes a 10,000 strong Christian Endeavor parade in Cleveland showing cheerful youths in gay costumes with banners and balloons. They attended meetings urging service to God and country, peaceful civic involvement, obedience to law, and active problem solving. Elders’ fears misplace blame. youth follow good leadership and falter when leadership fails.
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Crusaders
Burlington
Hawk-Eye
Cleveland
Christian Endeavor Societies
Shortest Corn Crop Forecast in 26 Years
Marshalltown Times-Republican notes the forecast predicts a record small corn crop this year due to soil and weather conditions. The piece hints that local factors could alter the prediction and suggests uncertainty around yields and impacts.
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Marshalltown
New York City at Dusk and Night in 1927
The piece surveys lower Manhattan at 7 pm with Trinity and St Paul churchyards and empty office canyons. It recalls Wall Street steam geysers, Battery Park tranquility, and ferry crowds returning home. It notes taxi hiring habits, cleaner cabs, and street life as day turns to night in a dreamlike, prospering metropolis.
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New York
Jay
Manhattan Island
Trinity
St. Paul
Wall Street
Battery Park
Broadway Canyon
Battery Wall
Coney
Frank Adams
Goliaths
Uncle Wiggily and Bunty Find Lost Ribbon Adventure
Uncle Wiggily and Bunty search the woods for Baby Bunty green hair ribbon lost yesterday. Two green Katy bugs named Did and Didn’t argue who took it, then reveal the ribbon snagged on a bramble. They retrieve the ribbon, and all is well at the hollow stump bungalow.
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Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Longears
Baby Bunty
Bunty
Uncle Wreggily
Katy
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Alvay
Uncle
Pullen Family Faces Threats and Plans a New Home
Fred Pullen recovers from a courtroom clash with Parks while the family reels from envy and gossip over hidden gifts including a giant diamond. Mrs. Hamilton stalks the Pullens as debt and a looming legal threat loom, and Julia and Sam grow closer amid marriage talk. The payoff from the diamond could fund a new house and library.
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Fred Pullen
Parks
Pullen
Julia
Pred
Fred
George Hamilton
Mrs. Hamilton
Sam
Elsie
Mrs. Pullen
Elsie Pullen
Robbie Jones fires a 100 Foot Putt at St Andrews
Robbie Jones of Atlanta Georgia wowed British crowds at St Andrews Scotland with a 100 foot putt in a championship match. The long putt drew cheers and even the most reserved spectators rose to acclaim his sensational play.
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Fort Dodge Messenger
Robbie Jones
St. Andrews
Scotland
Atlanta
Georgia
Glow-worms Fireflies and Ants In The Cottage
Uncle Rays Corner describes glow-worms seen last night with greenish yellow light and explains their relation to fireflies. The writer experiments with a glow-worm in a cup and notes two light-emitting abdominal spots, plus observations on ants including a greenish ant possibly enslaved or aided by brown ones. He plans to use a microscope on future camping trips.
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