Waterlooo Evening Courier advertising policy and offices
The Waterloo Evening Courier announces advertising rates and policies with notes on submission payment, eligibility, and fraud prevention. It lists office locations in New York Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles and San Francisco and identifies Story Brooks d Finley as representatives.
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Iowa
Ted Press
United Press International News
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
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Representatives
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Reminiscences on Dempsey Miske Fight and 14 Count Tale
The piece reviews Tad Dorgan's boxing reminiscences with focus on the 1920 Benton Harbor bout between Jack Dempsey and Billy Miske. It recounts the setup with a private referee, a dramatic second round, a controversial third where Dempsey knocks Miske out after the count reaches eight, and notes Dave Barry as the in-ring referee who prevented repeat of the incident.
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T. A. Dorgan
Tad
Our Times
Jack Dempsey
Billy Miske
Benton Harbor
Miske
Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Willard Slaughter
Toledo
Jimmy Dougherty
Philadelphia
Eorly
Billy
Dougherty
Dave Barry
Soldiers' Field
The New Education at Iowa University
The University of Iowa plans an experimental shift for doctoral candidates from standard class attendance examinations and credit systems. Under Dr. Carl E. Seashore the graduate college will allow independent study with counselor guidance a personal log and a thesis. Eligibility and continuation depend on prior record and committee discretion. The plan aims to intrigue American educators as a major departure from traditional methods.
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University of Iowan
Graduate College
Carl E. Seashore
Atlantic
Motors by Mail Promise Future Car Demand Solution
A major mail order house explores partnering with a motors car builder to market low priced cars on a large scale. Analysts see potential for sustaining demand as traditional sales wane, with discussions described as a survey of possibilities and industry observers taking renewed interest. The report notes a stock gain for the motorcar corporation involved and broader coverage in newspapers.
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Motors
Nel
Stack
Motorcar Corporation
Editorial on Willebrandt resignation and social notes
Editorial on the resignation of Mabel Walker Willebrandt by critics, noting no support from the papers. A brief, lightly satirical look at family routines and child reminders at home after supper.
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Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Personal Health Service by Dr William Brady
Dr Brady discusses resuscitation methods, warning against errors in Red Cross and Mosher techniques. He cites Schaefer, compares prone-pressure and abdominal methods, and promotes Mosher’s book Personal Hygiene for Women. He closes with calorie questions and a request for mailed inquiries.
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William Brady
Nail
Doctor Mosher
Schaefer
American Red Cross
Clelis Duel Mosher
Mosher
Red Cross
Clelia Duel Mosher
Howell
Brady
Sleeping Assets And The Scrap Box Lesson From Patterson
An essay recalls John H. Patterson using dramatic scrapping to illustrate unused equipment is useless. A porter and scrap box remove unknown lockers and drawers, prompting frantic internal checks. The episode ends with a push to keep policy ideas active, not stored away.
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Shaw-Walker
Tomoorrow
John H. Patterson
Beran
Mr. Patterson
Patterson Ruthlersty
Paetterson
Offmann
Fras
Pattowena
Thrills and chatter in sport from a patchwork column
A fragment from a sports column blends observations on golf, billiards, and hunting with playful verse and editorials. It contains opinions on golf handicaps, new equipment, humor about bachelors, and notes on speakers and local figures.
Many diplomats disapprove day embassies here
Washington readers see Sir Esme Howard spark a Washington water wagon crisis as he pressures for a stand on liquor immunity for diplomats. Critics fear retaliation and warn Congress may strip immunities while M Serot visits to gauge American opinion on Mellon Berenger debt. A brisk political mixup follows as Rearranging loyalties reshapes the Hoover era.
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Frederic William Wise
Washington
D. GC
Esme Howard
John Bull
Esme
Howard
America
Britain
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Diplomatic
Congress
Capitol Hill
M. Robert Serot
Chamber of Deputies
Mete
Lorraine
United States
Mserot
M. Claudel
de (Serot
France
M. Serot
Germany
Kansas City
Hoover
Hubert Work
William J. Genovan
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
C. Bascom Slemp
William M. Jardine
Harry S. New
Curtis D. Wibur
David H. Bish
Work
New
Jardine
Wilbur
Coolidge
Mellon
Jim’ Davis
Hoover Old Guard
Brain Tests From Evening Past Offer Insight
The society page notes intelligence tests given at major universities. A sample item asks to identify related word pairs such as HAND and GLOVE, with instructions to underline two words sharing a relationship. The exercise includes items like DOG and BARK and LOCOMOTIVE and WHISTLE.
Abe Martin Quips On Dancing And Warnings On The Water Wagon
Safe Bud recalls youth and dancing while noting the current social pressure for a youngster to avoid trouble. The speaker discusses transgression as easier for a kind person who involves the right people, reflecting on guidance and restraint.
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Safe Bud
Modernist trend reshapes New York homes and culture
The piece surveys a wide shift toward modern design in New York, noting department stores, apartments, interiors, and upmarket dining rooms adopting metal, geometric, and sleek aesthetics. It contrasts this with nostalgic voices, highlights social habits, and cites observers like Irv Cobb and a comic emu from Long Island, while touching on advertising insights and Grant’s Tomb fundraising.
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Fifth Avenue
Murray Hill
Park Avenue
George Ade
Detroit
Botanist Hess Leads National Botanic Garden Tour
Washington reporter notes at Capitol Hill foot of garden a world class collection. George W. Hess the longtime U S gardener conducts visitors through a garden catalogued from around the world. His three trips to Hawaii and trips to Asia and the Philippines reveal patient plant breeding and cross breeding. Hess loves his labor and the garden’s status as a show place for the nation. He emphasizes vegetables and practical horticulture. The piece portrays Hess’s quiet expertise and worldwide scouting that shapes the nation’s botanic treasure.
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Rergert
Washington, D. C
Capitol Hill
United States
George WS Hess
Ching
Japan
Philippines
Hawaiian Islands
Hess
Careless Talkers On American Thrift
A fragment from the Atchison Globe argues that about half of U S homes are headed by men earning under $2 000 and challenges the claim that Americans are not thrifty. The piece asserts much of what is said about thrift is untrue, noting widespread exaggeration and misrepresentations in public discourse.
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Reeduce
Baltimore Sun
Atlanticity
A. R. Riddle
Altho
Fort. Dodge Messenger
Roger W. Babson
Babson
Atchison Globe
United States
Ars
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