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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1928

Page

3

Waterloo Evening Courier rates and policy page

The Waterloo Evening Courier lists subscription prices by cartage, mail and distance, with weekly and monthly rates. It details advertising policies, payment terms, and right to reject or edit copy, noting Associated Press and United Press International dispatch rights and office representation in major cities.

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Yale Professor Endorses Hoover in Voter Note

Irving Risher, Yale economist and longtime professor, an independent voter, explains why he will back Herbert Hoover in November. He praises Hoover as an engineer, administrator, humanitarian, and world figure, contrasts him with Smith and Bryan, and argues Hoover offers practical prosperity and peace. He acknowledges democracy gives all citizens one vote and urges intelligent voting over mere turnout.

Irving Risher America Yale University Roosevelt Tait Wilson Cox Davis Herbert Hoover Hoover Prof. Fisher Gov. Smith Fisher Bryan Smith Yale Courier Army

Credit Where Credit Is Due In Hawkeye Papers

An Iowa newspaper cites a metropolitan journal story as filler and blasts editors who lift unsigned pieces without credit. The piece condemns plagiarism in Town papers, notes editors’ reuse of NYT material, and urges proper attribution while lamenting missing credits. The author warns such acts imitate misrepresentation and calls for correction.

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Peril on the Road As Youth Take the Wheel

The piece warns of dangers from inexperienced young drivers on highways and turns. It suggests a man passing another risks a thrilling moment or a fatal crash, while noting children now operate cars at tender ages, raising fears of injury or death.

An Outline of Hygiene and Air Health Myths

Dr. William Brady discusses air quality myths, noting disease is not carried by air except via droplets. He identifies real hazards like odors, industrial chemicals, smoke, dust, and carbon monoxide, and explains sewer gas is largely harmless. He urges proper ventilation for paint shops and describes safe disposal and allergy-friendly advice in Q&A.

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Diary notes from New York July entries and city life glimpses

The diary sketches 1928 Manhattan scenes and people. It recalls heat and a horse cooled with ice, An nette Harvey and Gene Markey, a benzine ride with Pat Brinkerhoff, Keller porcelain collection, and a vaudeville trapezist tale. Also mentions Spanish flats demolition, theater boxes, quotes on milk and bacon, and whimsical Uncle Wiggily stories with Bunty and the Bob Cat.

New York Pepys Annette Harvey Gene Markey Altho

The Anglers Saint by Glenn Frank on Izaak Walton’s Life

An early essay reflecting on Izaak Walton, patron saint of anglers. It sketches Walton’s humble origins in Stafford England, his dual passions for angling and biography, and the enduring fame of The Compleat Angler. The piece frames Augustine leisure as a path to nature’s artistry and Fisherman lore.

St. Mary Stafford England Jervis Walton Izaak Walton Whitechapel Marston Moor Dictionary of National Biography Walton Chiaracer Happs Inarne Gvines

Uncle Wiggily and Bunty Seek Sweet Aid in Tangled Tale

In a playful children story, Uncle Wiggily and Baby Bunty wander together as Bunty urges adventure. Bunty proposes buying ten cents worth of candy to pacify potential fox or wolf threats, while Uncle Wiggily muses on puzzles and methods to keep dangers at bay.

Wigeily Bunty Uncle Wigily Uncle Wigedy Mr. Longears Orphan Rabbit Uncle Wiggly LT Wills Sunny Mr. Longear Uncle Wigsily Bob Cat Uncle Wiggily Uncle Fox Hal Baby Bunty Uncle Wingerly

Burroughs Nature Club Q and A in Nature Notes

A reader asks about baby pheasants and feeding habits, young crabs, and preserving moths and butterflies. The column provides answers on bird crops, bears' digestion, and caterpillar leaf marks showing caterpillar trails and leaf damage.

Mystery over missing diamonds and a held prisoner maid

In a London household, Mally Lea works for Sir George Peterson and is wrongly suspected of stealing Mrs Craddock’s diamond and a stolen code. Suspects mount as detectives close in, but Mally dodges discovery in a hayloft, aided by Ethan Messenger and a wary aid. Escapes and a tense pursuit unfold through a service yard and garage, exposing loyalties and hidden motives within the Craddock circle.

Marily Lee Sir George Peterson Barbara Sir George Craddock Paul Craddock Mirs Craddock Mally Roger Mooring Barhart Mrs. Craddocky Mary Dawson Lawrence Murrington Charles Lennonxs Surrey Sid Marrington Ethan Messenger Lady Lennox Etsaan Fction Paul Gar Paul Pry Queen Victoria Sir Charles Ethan Marrington Paul Graddock Mally Lea Sir Chartes Lane Watson Charles

Stratford child writes of English country life in Uncle Rays Corner

A 10 year old pupil from Council Central School Stratford on Avon shares a reflective letter about country life in England. She describes private fields open to the public wildflowers spring and summer whispers to grain and dormouse and a cuckoo delivering messages. Dorothie Smith signs off and the editor plans more letters tomorrow.

Stratford School Shakespeare Ann Hathaway Council Central School Stratford-on- Avon England Hersell Cuckoo Uncle Ray Cheerio Dorothie Smith Dorothie

Abe Martin Takes Note On Tariff Reform Absence

A humorous Abe Martin quip complains that the Democratic party has dropped tariff reform, warning that millions miss platform details while discussing the policy shift and the broader political scene.

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