Advertising Rates and Payment Rules Summary
Waterlo o Evening Courier outlines advertising rate changes and payment due dates. It states rates can change without notice and payment is due on or before the 10th of the following month. The paper reserves right to omit or modify ads that are fraudulent, misleading, against policy, or that influence its content. Representatives listed for major cities.
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App Bureau of Orientations
Caen
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
Frene Cigs
Story, Brooks & Finley, Representatives
A City's Population and Metropolitan Reach
A civic study explains how census figures define city size and how metropolitan area extends beyond corporate limits. It lists commuters, suburban workers, delivery routes, utilities, newspapers, mail, clubs, real estate, and city-driven services as factors shaping a city’s economic footprint and prosperity.
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Civic Development Department
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Need for Control and Traffic Regulation Across Regions
A survey directed by the national chamber of commerce and presented to the Ohio State Automobile Association shows fatality rates and car registrations rising sharply from 1920 to 1926. New England and the north Atlantic states adopted uniform traffic codes, while midwestern and southern states lagged, with Iowa needing driver licensing and universal insurance.
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United States
National Chamber of Commerce
Ohio State Automobile Association
North Atlantic
Maine
Maryland
Middlewestern
Southam
New England
National Conference On
Iowa
Eternal Youth and the Fate of Immortality
The passage links Ponce de Leon’s quest for the fountain of youth with Dr. Serge Voronoff’s experiments in Paris to forestall death. It notes that neither has achieved immortality and cites a London Sunday Express poll of centenarians, who generally reject eternal life and prefer to "go home" as dusk settles.
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Ponce de Leon
Florida
Serge Voronoff
Paris
Clive
Voronoff
The
London Sunday Express
God
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Schools and Votes on Chicago Parks Excursions
A Chicago editorial argues the school board’s daily dismissal of 10 to 15 schools for park picnics serves political aims of Mayor Thompson. It contends the move offers cheap goodwill and votes, masking grandstanding rather than child welfare.
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Chicago
Bill
School Board Should Focus on Education Not Amusements
The statement urges school board members to dedicate attention to educating the citys youth rather than diverting time and resources to amusements or distractions of this specific kind.
What Hardens the Arterice in Cardiovascular Disease
An outline on cardio vascular disease explains how high blood pressure harms arteries, heart, kidneys and brain. It lists common triggers such as emotion, cold, meals, exertion, inactivity and substances like alcohol and tobacco, and reviews overeating and meat ideas. It notes over time most people will develop some form of cardiovascular disease and cites a 15 to 18 year average course.
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Bright
Stefansson
John ¥. Dille
Questions and Answers on Nursing Education and Health Myths
A reader questions two and three year nursing programs and salaries. The columnist argues two year courses train well, warns against three year schemes, and notes nurses’ value to institutions. Another reader asks about albumin in urine and diet, with medical guidance.
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Chamber Maid
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Western Civilization By Glenn Rank An Essay on Western Growth
Glenn Rank President of the University of Wisconsin analyzes eleven factors shaping Western civilization inspired by John J. Cross. He cites climate resources population capital urban centers education leadership religion aggressiveness science and machines as core forces shaping modern Western life and its global influence.
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Glenn Rank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
Ene McClure
John J. Cross
World Unity
Brilliant
Yoward
Mth
Wester
Wetern
New York Parade Culture and Street Life Reflections
A vivid New York slice surveys Fifth Avenue parades and their heavy city impact, from merchant losses and window-robbed storefronts to crowd fervor. It contrasts parade zeal with sideline spectators, recalls Lindbergh welcome madness, and notes Tenth Avenue’s carnival cast and thrifty street folk amid summer desolation.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Uncle Wiggily and Lulu's Bumps Scene
Uncle Wiggily and Bunty study a six word puzzle on a fence while Baby Bunty crawls under it. The rails topple unexpectedly, nearly trapping Bunty before Uncle Wiggily saves her, prompting a startled reaction and a plan to read the puzzle from the other side.
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Uncle Wiggily
Baby Bunty
Bunty
Bob Gat
Fox
Uncle Wiggi
Mr. Langears
Ofghan Rabbit
Uncle Oiiselly
Prickly Flower Caution and a Lady Bug Puzzle
Bunty and Uncle Wiggily encounter a warned fence reading please dont crawl under this fence and debate the danger as they trek past fields and woods. A purple prickly flower tempts Bunty while Lady Bugs set a Hop Scotch style puzzle with eight stones on a read square.
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Bunty
Anela
Mr. Longears
Jane
Uncle Wiggily
Lady Bugs
Lady Bug
Bug
Uncle Wig- Bily
Jackie
Peetie Bow Wow
The Cornerstone Trick and Generational Shock
Mason City Globe-Gazette comments on how new ideas shock, then reassessments show youth customs differ from parental norms but not inherently worse. It argues character remains comparable across generations, noting exceptions in many families.
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Mason City Globe-Gazette
Joy Street in a New York Dream
Gay Holton a twenty year old from a small town leaves for New York to model and becomes entangled with Webb, a powerful studio figure, after a fainting spell and illness. As she recovers in lavish digs she contemplates a life of luxury, love, and fear while Beverly supports her and Barry pursues her.
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Gay Holton
New York
Gay Mress Crosley
Wall Atrest
Greenwich Vilage
Beverly Juneau
Beverly
Gay
Paradox Studios
Mew Pictures
Webb
Lottie
C . Crogley-Webb
Guy
Seventy-first Street
Jazy
Death of the Chimera in Greek myth by Bellerophon
Perseus and Medusa birth lead to Pegasus. Athena aids Bellerophon with Pegasus's golden bridle to face the Chimera, a three-part monster in Lycia. He slays it, wins a king's daughter’s hand, then falls from Pegasus while attempting to ascend, ending in lifelong sorrow. Tomorrow a little Saturday talk.
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Greece
Perseus
Medusa
Pegasus
Lycia
Bellerophon
Athena Haa
Belleraphon
Haunted Pursuit Ends Only in Fearful Tomorrow
Fragmentary text describes a relentless pursuer and a haunted figure tormented by being followed. The fragment hints at a looming chapter and a promise of another meeting, suggesting ongoing suspense and menace.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
Burroughs Nature Club notes invite readers to submit general nature questions to the Nature Notes Dept. Answers in tomorrow's column cover insects pests, crossbreeding in animals, black duck breeding, feeding habits of vultures, and lighthouse bird collisions with red versus white lights, noting European experiments with perches to deter birds.
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Nature Notes
Observant Senator King Studies U S Government Costs
Baltimore Sun reports Senator King of Utah notes 1917 federal outlays near 100 million, with congress approving quintuple that amount. He adds state and municipal costs to estimate total U S government spending around 12 billion annually, about 17 percent of national income.
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Baltimore Sun
Senator King
Utah
Congress
United States
Joan Smiths
Abe Martin satire on juries and delegates in rural talk
The column mocks country juries and delegates who rationalize reforms as they converse in rural slang. It notes people pretending harmony while longing for easy payment and rapid compromise, reflecting local skepticism of political promises and ideal settlements.
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