WaterloO IA daily newspaper masthead 70th edition
The notice lists publication details for a Waterloo Iowa daily newspaper, including staff roles, pricing, and copyright notices. It notes associations with the Associated Press and other bureaus, distribution terms, advertising policies, and offices in major cities. It references delivery and payment terms and rights reserved by the publisher.
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Postelflor
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press International News
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
Ghitego
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story, Bracky & Pinley
Representatives
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The Two-Edged Tariff Sword and Substitution Hope
The piece traces the tariff idea from restricting imports to taxing substitutes and cites the Southern Tariff association pushing higher levies on fruits and vegetables. It notes Democrats from the South backing duties to benefit apple and cotton markets and cautions that widespread substitution could dangerously extend the principle, even suggesting iced drinks could drive coffee substitutes.
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America
Monroe
Southern Tariff Association
Congress
United States
Tariff Association
Bolivia Paraguay border dispute raises continental alarm
War clouds drift over the Americas as Bolivia and Paraguay clash over Gran Chaco and nearby territories. Arms imports by Bolivia, competing claims with Peru Chile and Amazon lands provoke regional anxiety about a possible wider conflict.
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Balkans
Spain
Morocco
Europe
India
Orient
Americas
Mexico
Central American
Bolivia
Paraguay
Peru
Chile
Amazon
Colombia
Gran Chaco
Argentina
Coxey Attacks Government at Kansas City Convention
General Coxey, famed for leading ragamuffins to Washington, told reporters at the Republican national convention in Kansas City that the government runs for bankers, bondholders, brokers, bootleggers and burglars. He advocates non-interest bearing bonds and jokes about omitting bunk from his list.
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Jacob S. Coxey
Kansas City
Washington
Coxey
Kin Hubbard’s Ahe Martin and the rumble seat marriage
The piece praises Kin Hubbard as a keen philosophizer of lowbrow wit and notes his latest phrase rumble seat marriage. It humorously deflates romantic notions of rear-deck courtship and hints at the journalist’s signature wordplay and social observation.
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Kin Hubbard
Ahe
Martin
Kin
Hubbard
Abe
BS Abe
Inon sensé on marriage norms and nuptial contracts
Abe critiques quick marriages based on appearances and social appeal. He warns against choosing partners for clothing or dancing prowess and argues for more substantial grounds in nuptial contracts.
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Abe
Lfe
Children Prefer Raw Greens and Eggs Says Doctor
Personal Health Service by Dr William Brady explains raw vegetables and raw egg can be safe for children when given grated or in milk. He notes vitamins survive better in raw forms, advises gradual introduction, and downplays concerns about raw eggs and candy, stressing natural diets for growing kids.
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Girmens
Infectious Arthritis Explained and Reader Queries
A health column discusses infectious arthritis, clarifying that it means arthritis due to germ invasion of tissues, not necessarily contagious. About half of arthritis cases are infectious, but precautions for a noncontagious mother are unnecessary. the piece notes questions about cold exposure and advises readers to mail letters for personal health questions.
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Long Man Health Magazine
Ordinarl
Why Are Men Idle
Prolific essay on unemployment in the 1920s era by Glenn Pran, UW professor and former Century editor, analyzing seasonal demand, mechanization, and policy fixes. It argues unemployment stems from seasonal consumption and rising productivity, urging nationwide habit reeducation and managerial reform to stabilize employment.
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Glenn Pran Profgufent
University of Wisconsin
MRR
Met
Senadleate Se
United States
Audi
Printing Indust
Paper Industrs
From saloon hangers on to Broadway dancers of old New York
A浏览 passage recounts a vanished era spotlighting a saloon hanger on type in old New York and shifts to the decline of ballroom dancers. It mentions Broadway chop houses and night clubs where such figures drift, noting rising dancer salaries and the prominence of solo hoofers, with references to Maurice and Walton Castles and the songwriter Charles K Harris.
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New York
Aland
Blue Mosque
Cairo
Taj Mahal
Shanghai
Broadway
Castles
Maurice
Walton
Moss
Fontana
The Bottle and Stone Trick by a Rabbit
A rabbit demonstrates a magic trick with a milk bottle and string. He ties a stone to the string inside the bottle and corks it, claiming the secret is to split the string while keeping the cork in place. He challenges Mr Gator to repeat the feat tomorrow.
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Uncle Wipefly
Uncle Wiggily's Milk Bottle
Lulu Wibblewabble, a duck girl with bumps, creates saucer toys from Uncle Wiggily's pieces. She sighs for watercress grown at the pond while the rabbit helper notes she cannot go to school due to her injuries and limp, and must stay put.
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Picuure
Lulu
Uncle Wigglly
Alice
Jimmie
Mr. Longenis
Uncle Wiggily
Skillery Scullery
Uncle Wigelly
Gator
Liu
Mes
Uncle Wiggily Helps Duck Pond Errand
Dialogue-driven scene shows Tee and Lulu discussing a trip to the duck pond. Uncle Wiggily, Mr. Longears, Mrs. Wibbinewobble and others weigh a kind gesture to collect flowers for Lil and provide a small adventure despite bumps and shyness.
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Lulu
Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Longears
Mrs. Wibbinewobble
Cracks from Iowa Paragraphers
A collage of quips from Iowa papers mocks politics and modern life with satirical lines about America, law, fashion, and social norms. The snippets showcase a sense of regional humor and editorial voice across Des Moines Tribune and Boone News-Republican.
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Boone News-Republican
Gay Holton Finds Path Into Show Business in New York
Gay Holton, a 20 year old from a small town, leaves for New York to model and ends up in Greenwich Village. She meets Webb, a Wall Street man, and Crosley while pursuing acting roles at Paradox and Olympia Theatre. After illness delays, she tests for a chorus and starts a risky new life in theater, with Webb planning her future.
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Gey Holton
New York
Gay
Crosley
Wall Street
Greenwich Village
Beverly Juneau
Beverly
Paradox Studios
Webb
Louie
Crosley Webb
Beventy-Mist Street
Thay
Agin
Theatrical News
Earl White
Natalie
Olympia Theatre
Central Park West
Eight Avenue
Olympia
Gayi
Mr. Farrel
Jove
Carter’s
Bone
Goy
Myth of Prometheus and Fire in Ancient Greek Lore
Uncle Rays Corner presents the Prometheus myth as a Greek tale explaining fire for humans. Prometheus and his careless brother craft life while Zeus forbids fire. Prometheus steals a torch from the sun, faces punishment on a rock as a vulture gnaws endlessly, yet believes his deed benefits mankind.
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Prometheus
Pageee
Zeus
Heaven
Earth
Uncle Ray
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Queries and Answers
Questions on nature topics spark readers to submit inquiries. Answers reference season changes in fish or bees and wild turkey metrics while noting conservation curiosities and historical lambent observations from 1928 Burroughs Nature notes column.
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Burroughs Nature
Noughton Wifplin Co
Ainsley Putnams Complete New Cottage Nearing Finish
Abe Martin describes the Putnam cottage near completion with five bathrooms two bars and other modern conveniences. A separate anecdote notes Lyle Tharp attempting to thumb a ride to Bloom Center while Butcher Joe Mopps hires him as a clerk in his meat shop.
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Ainsley Putnam
Lyle Tharp
Bloom Center
Joe Mopps
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