Waterloo Iowa Daily News Ad Rates And Civic Notes
Waterloo Iowa Daily News outlines subscription prices, delivery options, and a policy note on advertising. It also comments on a New York convention stance by the American Psychiatric Association and a critique of direct primaries. The piece closes with a humorous take on French modesty and a dated reflection.
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Woterlos Evening Courier
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Yoho C. Hartman
Jackson McCoi
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Sen'l Nur
Waterloo
Iowa
Prema
Associated Press
United Press International News
Bureau of Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
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American: Psychiatric Association
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Speration
Iowa Editors and 1926 Iowa Politics Emmetsburg View
A collage of Iowa editorial comments from 1926 notes Brookhart’s weakened primary position, Porter’s possible challenge, and a waning party unity after conventions. It includes Davenport Times on a bankruptcy petition tied to a Fort Lauderdale project and summaries from Cummins Times and Webster City Freeman-Journal on political figures and Coolidge’s popularity amid agriculture concerns.
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ANZL
Des Moines
Brookhart
Emmetsburg
Porter
Steck
Davenport
Corporation
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Venice
Fioranado Club
Webster City
Freeman-Jonenal
Coolidge
Abe Martin Witnesses a Crisis at the White House
The fragment notes Abe Martin in Washington during a crisis, mentioning a meeting with the President and a broken moment. It hints at tension or a notable event while he was in the capital, with slang and garbled OCR phrases.
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Binkley
White House
Afterthoug hts by Austin Tims
A discussion of Sprightly book The Diary of a Young Lady of Fashion in 1764 65 by Cleone Knox edited by Alex Kerr and the reveal that Magdalen King Hall a 19 year old Irish woman authored it The piece traces critics praise the hoax and the literary fad then notes the moral about scholars being easily fooled and the book’s enduring sales
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Samuel Pepys
Cleone Knox
Alex
Blacker Kerr
caMiary
Miss. Cleone
Castle Keraway
Ireland
Eaches
England
Paris
Lau- Shuke
Venice
Cepressat
Versailles
Louis XVI
Mr. AL
Switzerland
Votlaire
Pepys
Smollett
L'Abbe Prevost
New York Times
Magdalen King-Hall
Hame
Waleh
Arizona Desert
Ossian
McPherson
James Whitcomb Riley
Edgar Allan Poe
Sappho
Livy
Nero
King-Hall
Miss King-Hall
Cleone
Sagdalen
Menace of carbon monoxide in closed cars warned
Dr Brady explains how exhaust gas from autos can poison occupants even in open streets during calm conditions. He cites headache, nausea, and dizziness as signs, notes high red blood cell counts with apparent anemia, and urges keeping a window open or removing air heaters. He also answers reader questions on whooping cough contagion and transmission, stressing public health education and vaccination.
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New York
Manhattan
Paris
Au Naturel
Cheaca
Folles-Bergere
la Vie Parisienne
Chaps W
Hansea
Ageri
Health Board
Health Auics
Linete Wigzily
Mr. Twistytail
Mr. Langears
Fox
Pioneers and Trees Stir Old Plains Tales of Growth
A fragmentary reminiscence on Oklahoma prairie settlement cites Bradford Knapp and plans for railways and farms. It contrasts fragile early efforts with a hopeful vision where cottonwoods elms and sheltering trees speed home building, noting elms’ slow growth but long lasting shade.
The Same Chad Traces Weather and Winter Tricks
Anthon Herald notes a resident who tracks hot weather this year and who avoided any snowfall last winter. The piece highlights the individual's consistency in weather observations and memories of prior cold season.
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Chad
Anthon Herald
Uncle Rays Summer Corner Plan for reader stories
Uncle Ray outlines a summer program for the Comet including a series on Americas Struggle for Freedom tied to the Declaration anniversary. He asks readers to vote on topics such as Nature Stories Indian Adventures Circus History and an original fairy tale The Wonderful Valley.
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Loie
Poate
Sam
Wonderful Valley
Pale Hands Drama Hinges on Class and Desire
Leila Marsh, idle yet cultured, takes a low job to learn the working life while Mona Kingsley derides her. Richard Bates, torn by Barry’s behavior and family ties, suspects Leila’s plight and plans a conversation when she recovers, while considering how to curb Barry’s mischief without severing the family.
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Leila
Marsh
Jett
Thay
Mona Kingsley
E Richard
Bates
Mona
Ing Tella
Barry
Richard
Bary
Uncle Wiggily and the Needeepers
Uncle Wiggily and the Needeepers features the Fuzay Fox taunting Bob Cat as Langear the rabbit dodges a chase through a swamp. The Fox plans to enlist Tin e Wiggsny to outsmart a rabbit while the Woods hold danger and comic mischief.
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Bob Cat
Bob White
Gail
Peu Seo
Bob Ah
Burroughs Nature Notes Teases Bird Digestion And Be Pbs
A scanned 1921 Burroughs Nature Club notes item discusses how birds digest food and how seals, bees, and flying squirrels manage eating during social or physiological activities. It includes a reader question about a blue bird description and a partial answer on bird features, plus a query about skinks and litter frequency.
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Austin Tims
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Personal Health Service
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Conrright Nat'l Newspaper Service
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Wiliam Brady
Santa Fel Raiway Company
Bradford Knapp
Safe Farm
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Fisaster
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Courier
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Susimer
Lelta
Marie
Althe Mona
Mary Brandt
Tremenon
Kingsleys
Uncle Wiggily
Iné Fey
Mei
Rabbit Sentlaman
Uncle
Uncle Wigguly
Liem
Uncle Wigerly
Hazel Devo
Batchelor
Alos
Barrs
Richara
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Needeepers
Howard & Garis
Harbors
Ons Paty
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mipelin Co
U.S. Dept. of Agricultura
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