Waterloo Daily Courier front page notice and masthead
The Waterloo Daily Courier announces its publisher W. H. Hartman Co. with editors Hartman and McCoy and treasurer Jackson McCoy. The paper lists carrier and mail subscription rates, branding and advertising policies, and mentions Associated Press United Press International news wires and regional office representations in Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Anybody Movement Shapes West Delegates At Convention
The piece argues against the eastern backed Anyone to beat Hoover bloc and urges western delegates to back Hoover if the choice is Hoover versus Anybody. It notes Lowden's Midwest appeal for farm relief and warns that compromise candidates risk weaker leadership.
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Hoover
White House
Midwest
Northwest
Lowdon
Kansas City
Farm Relief Bloc
Lowden
Chamberlin Engaged as Aeronautic Engineer for New York Airport
The Iowa born Clarence Chamberlin is named as aeronautic engineer and consultant for the New York municipal airport on Barren Island. His long distance record and aviation contributions are acknowledged, though public persona is noted as less striking than Lindbergh’s hero image.
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Clarence Chamberlin
New York Municipal
Barren Island
Clarence
Iowa
Chamberlin
Lindbergh
Jess
Party Differences Between Republicans and Democrats
The article discusses Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas analyzing contrasts within the two major parties in America. It notes Prohibition as a potential issue, divides on taxation, debt, tariff, farm relief, foreign relations, flood relief, and immigration, and asks whether intra party splits exceed inter party distinctions. It ponders if party lines are eroding and new political groups may form.
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Arthur Capper
Kansas
Current History Magazine
America
Gov. Smiths
South
Capper
The Cost of Government and Rising Expenditures
Senator King of Utah highlighted that federal, state and municipal government costs total 12.06 billion dollars annually. He notes federal outlays exceed five billion while 1917 concerns rose past one billion. He cites that 17 percent of total taxpayer income funds government, with wages and salaries accounting for a large share.
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King
Utah
United States
Law and Order
Uncle Bam
Matcher
Government jobs and political stakes in everyday life
The text argues that with 2,400,000 jobholders earning about 2500 dollars yearly, roughly one in 25 adults holds a government or political post. It suggests a future where politics becomes more engaging if states could swap their Senators like baseball players, highlighting the prevalence of government employment and the vested interests behind pay.
High Tension and Heart Health in Hypertension
Dr Brady explains hypertension as a cardio vascular disease concept, linking high arterial pressure to retinal signs and heart strain. He cautions against ignores and urges lifestyle regulation, noting arteries, heart, kidneys, and brain as targets and stressing accurate diagnosis over vague labels.
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Bright
Shay
Br. Brady
Wiliam Brady
Ania
Times Square Patter Exposes Nightly Swindling Methods
A New York Page One style feature warns sharpers prey on strangers in Times Square where 2000 workers roam nightly. It details local ruses, from knockout drops to carding travelers, and cites Bowery knockouts, hotel lobbies, and onstage showgirls as part of the con web. It notes callers use aliases, multiple phones, and clever diversions to trap victims and evade courts.
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Times Square
Viel Binteria Tor
Park Department
Studenta
Audubon Societinn
Broadway
Nicodemus Is Dead A Lesson On Intelligent Sympathy
The author recounts a baby squirrel named Nicodemus who died despite gifts of nuts milk and lettuce. He reflects on philanthropy, urging respect for natural conditions and genuine understanding of those helped, citing Bernard Shaw and Bertrand Russell and warning against sentimental but unsound aid.
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Bertrand Flussell
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Uncle Wiggily's Funny Watch Adventure
Uncle Wiggily hops with Baty Bunty in a Saturday adventure as they read puzzle sentences from a cat lady. The dialogue centers on readouts and a playful exploration with the Bunny children amid light humor and childlike misreadings.
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Baby Bunty
Bunty
Bunty and Uncle Wiggily Hunt for Lunch Time
Bunty and Uncle Wiggily wander toward the wood in search of noon meal. Bunty questions the time after Uncle Wiggily loses his watch and pretends with a dumb clock. A hungry gator bursts from a bush, and Uncle Wiggily bravely marks ground with a stick as danger approaches.
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Uncle Wiggily
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Unclear puzzle prompt linked to odd animal tale
A fragmented set of mock dialogue mentions an alligator and a puzzle. It hints at an uncle figure and a comic motor vehicle trying to become a candy store, with a gum droyr mishap, but details are incomplete. The piece feels like a stray teaser rather than a full news item.
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Charly
Nature Notes from Burroughs Club Question Page
Readers pose Natura subjects questions on honey medicine animal teeth and wood ducks. Answers promised in tomorrow's Nature Notes. Previous Q and A note feline teeth counts on upper and lower jaws amid a fragmentary dental answer.
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Dag
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Paris Hails Hartmann Ride as Taxi Era Dies
The Berlin hack driver Gustav Hartmann arrived in Paris after a lengthy journey from Buenos Aires to New York by rickety carriage. Crowds cheered as pedestrians led a festival mood, contrasting with modern taxi drivers who dominate boulevards. The piece contrasts old hack lore with current street life and ponders future travel shifts while noting Hartmann aims for New York by autumn.
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New York
Gustav Hartmann
Berlin
Paris
United States
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Stresemann
Gerhart Hauptmann
Hartmann
Montparnasse
Las
Pierre Curie
UNCLE RAY'S CORNER ON ANIMAL LIFE AND BIRD NOTES
Mark Wright shares reflections on caring for pets and observing tadpoles frogs and caterpillars. tips include using a barrel to watch tadpoles, and sending for a Second Riddle leaflet. also notes on Greece myths, spraying caterpillars, and Audubon Society leaflets for birds.
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Mark Wright
Marie
Abe Martin On Railroad Crossings And Marriage Timing
Abe Martin voicing a homespun rule about reading a crossing hump and marriage timing. He jokes that postponing marriage until a man can provide shows prudence, framing love and responsibility with humor.
Roosevelt and Bacon quote on Wall Street against a square deal
Watt street sentiment favors Hoover and a formal inquiry. The article recalls Theodore Roosevelt’s undeclared presidential ambitions and a Morgan banker Robert Bacon remarking Wall Street would oppose him. Bacon later says Roosevelt would still deliver a square deal, noting opposition from powerful financiers.
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