Waterloos Evening Courier Shows Advertisers and Ideas
Newspaper page outlines advertising rates and policy notes for Waterloo edition, plus discussion of 150th Philadelphia exposition plans and psychology studies on smoking. Mentions Hartman editors and Associated Press, with long notices on rates, circulation, and editorial standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hartman Co
Brag
West
Waterloo
Associated Press
United Press International
Allews
Apacia
Audie Bureau of Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Tory
Greeks & Fintey
Representathysa
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Query Wildlife Behavior
Reader questions cover gaps in local wildlife knowledge including bird and rodent behavior. The notes discuss chicken and weevil questions, frog sound timing, squirrel tails and nest building, and use of bark for nests, with references to period authors and field manuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alea Mtrmers
Ita
Left handedness and speech center location explored
A health column by Dr. William Brady discusses brain asymmetry in handedness. It notes the speech center in the left hemisphere for right handed people and the right hemisphere for left handed individuals, and warns against forcing children to switch hand use. It also cites links between forced handedness and stuttering, advising ambidexterity instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entira
Dr. Brady
William Brady
Leila Faces Social Struggles in Kingsley Household
Leila, now Mona Kingsley’s maid, endures condescension and class tension in the Kingsley home. She notices Mona’s whims, Richard’s cool gaze, and her own awakening to wealth, status, and longing for friendly footing as she begins her duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orsis
Lela’ Marsh
Richa Kingsley
Richard Kingsley
Leila
Mingsleys
Mona
Ingeborg
Maria
Male
Marie
Kayna
Richard
Rand
Kana
Kingsley
Mary Queen of Scots: a brief look at her early life
A fragmented account recalls Mary as a child queen of Scotland and later a queen in France. It notes regency under the Earl of Arran, a proposed royal marriage to Edward VI, and her return to Scotland to assert power. Mary married a French prince, became queen of France briefly, and returned to Scotland as a young ruler seeking influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Sens
Tan
Henry le
Exbward
Seo Lowasx
France
Mary Way
Aheet Boone
Youngs
Scotland
England
Elizabeth
Largoman
Long Kei Tale Shows Flight From Pursuit and Dream of Shelter
An excerpt follows Uneke Hay Tunjorrew-Victorin's Long Kei with Mary facing imprisonment and execution charges in Elizabethan times while a modern chase scene unfolds. Paul and Roger seek shelter in a dark city while snow falls as they knock on a house where the head butler questions their intent and promises a pause in the drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Roger
Baute
Floode
Uncle Wiggily's June Walk Preview
Nurse Jane Fuzny Wuzzy questions Uncle Wigilly while Baby Bunty visits the hollow stump bungalow. The muskrat housekeeper fears a fur cut as the scene opens with playful mischief and curiosity surrounding Uncle Wiggily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Wigelly
Nurse Jane Fuzny Wuzzy
Uncle Wigsily
Baby Bunty
Jane
Fuzzy dialogue on onions and sharpening scissors
Quirky dialogue features Mr Puzzy Wiz and Nucse Jane arguing about Uncle Whelly and sharpening scissors. A child named Swerd Lin asks about onion strength as a garden scene unfolds with playful banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Puzzy Wiz
Jane
Bunny Bunty and Uncle Wiggy Help in a Sticky Bush
In a village tale, Bunty wanders with Uncle Wiggs and baby Bunty along a path to sharpen scissors for a dress. Bunty crawls into a burdock bush, gets stuck by fur, and Uncle Wigwily safely frees her with careful scissors work. The incident ends with Bunty learning not to enter the bush again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunty
Baby Bunty
Rabbit
Hollow Stump
Rusty
Mr. Fongears
Tunty
Mr. Twilstytail
Xeaverman
Uncle Wigelly
Bily
Twiatytail
Tupis
Uncle
Deep Willy
Memorial Day Observances Darken by Iowa Storm Losses
Fifty years ago the May storm wrecked Keokuk courthouse area injuring the sheriff’s house and Masonic hall. Memorial Day events were held in Waterloo and Vinton with a special train carrying Civil War veterans. Local crop and business updates include strawberry shipments, cattle trade, and road repairs as politicians court support for Cummins in nearby townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Sherif
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waterloo Evening Courier
India
Ara
Egypt
United Sta
Leadims
Abruo
A. W. Shaw
al Belo College
Gien Deweerdt
Doeweordi
Remi
Clarence Cook Little
University of Michigan
Angell
Yale Inva
Vhey
Tanpay
Ers
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Aepias, Co
Omstiht
Aus
London
Fay Ie
Answees
Tomoralow
William Brady, M. D
Nat'l Newspaper
van Witter
Neura
Public
Ledzer
Mary, Queen OF Scots
Qeen
Sors
Henry
Bill Dorseer & House
Fouissh
Mr. Allen
Uneke Hay Tunjorrew
Victorin
Long Kei
Uncle Wiggily
Howard R. Garis
Abe Martin
Fleasee AS
Thomas Casenden
Congress
Et. Ui. Saunders
Congregational Church
Ike Turner
George Winener
Abel Turner
George Althonse
Philatelphia
Prof
Garth
Frenk Fisher
Ellsenet
Ctly
Ted Jacket’ Fire Company
Hi. A. Lane
Vinton
Stown
Em Bales & Taman
W. W. Misher
BL McCarrick
Weno
Bla Mourth
Walker
Robert Anerson
Phil Sheridan
Sons of Veterans
EB. N. Barrett
Inman & Welker
Jefferson “Street M. E. Church
Jngl
N. P. Stunt
Dame
Cummiss
Waterland Township
Cumming
Perkins
Manga
I. Wilkins
Watkeens
Sans Souci
Back Hawk
Waterloo Township
Orange
Cummins
Black Hawk
Iowa
Jurney
United States Department of Public Highways
Wheel Car Company
Sivangy
Loreen
Wigan
W. Boia
Robert Brown
Wi Vintin
AL. Clore
J. Leming
Misgen Nettie Borand
Lon Close
Itn Wateon
Kulio Sherrall
Carria Cloae
Washborn
W Hundear
Irving Horse
Berklay
Gapl
J. G. Mier
Stata Normal School
Mo & St. Pauut
Aareshalltown
Cedar Falls
Teachers’ College
HF. Swisher
FP. S. Derlan
Joseph Bruner
WS. Stokes
P.M. Shoemaker
la Follatte
Wisconsin
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