Waterloo Evening Courier Advertising and postage notice
Waterloos Evening Courier details subscription rates and billing terms. Notices include advertising policies, desk charges, and payment deadlines. It lists offices and representatives in major cities and notes policy against misleading copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TINO
Gundey
W. H. Hartman Co
Douriet
Corner Park Ava
Commercial &T
John OG. Hartman Co
Secers-Seepereres
Jackson McCoy
Eseeseier
Eng
Waterloo
Town
Associated Press
United Press International News
Associated
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Representatives
Miracle Man: Brother Andre and the Montreal Shrine
A statue of Brother Andre rises near Montreal atop the St Lawrence, where an Oratory of St Joseph is being built. Believers cite cures as hundreds of crutches and canes remain as silent evidence of miraculous healing. Skeptics doubt, yet pilgrims insist on the wonder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
St. Lawrence
St. Joseph
Atlantic
Andre
Brother Andre
Simpson sets near century sprint mark at Chicago
Ohio State sprinter George Simpson ran 100 yards in 9.2 seconds at Stagg Field. Timers ranged from 9.4 to 9.8 seconds, with course measured slightly over 100 yards. Officials weigh whether to recognize the wind aided time as a world best, replacing the long standing 9.3 seconds record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George Simpson
Ohio State
Stagg Field
D. J. Kelly
H. P. Drew
Charley Paddock
Charles Bowman
United States
Cyril Corffee
Canada
Simpson
When is a pioneer and who qualifies in Washington
A newspaper column questions the Washington Society of Pioneers definition of pioneer. It notes the 1889 statehood cutoff excludes longtime residents elsewhere and proposes changing the dictionary meaning to describe any resident who has lived in the same community a long time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneers of
Washington
Northwest
Middle Country
W.cg. TL U
Lawyers Club Anniversary Dinner Address by Judge Webster
The University of Michigan Lawyers' Club held an anniversary dinner featuring remarks by Judge Arthur Webster of Detroit. He told a backstage story about lawyers and jurists, noting the friction and duties of presenting cases before the bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawyers' Club
University of Michigan
Arthur Webster
Detroit
Webster
Conservatism in Law and Early Railways Cited in 19th Century Debate
The piece contrasts lawyers and judges with the Royal College of Bavarian Doctors who protested early rail travel for public health. It notes trains at 20 to 25 mph and criticizes court conservatism for resisting reform while referencing Judge Webster. It also mentions the emergence of talking pictures as a new industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal College of Bavarian Doctors
Germany
Webster
Your Own Nutrition and Health Myths Explored
Personal Health Service columns by Dr William Brady discuss popular diet fads and misinformation. The piece critiques magazine claims about essential elements, offers lists of iron rich foods, answers reader questions on TB and indigestion, and invites readers to request monographs via stamped envelopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
William Drady
An Emotional Inventory by Gupin Frank President Wisconsin
An emotional inventory discusses healing and living better by understanding emotions. It treats fear and anger as ancient assets but argues modern life needs courage and patience while exploring emotional assets, abilities, and the role of confession and self analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gupin Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
Meolire
Awell
Hearne-Hense
Never Seen a Total Eclipse Despite World Travel
The narrator recalls longing to witness a total solar eclipse, recounting missed opportunities from boyhood to adulthood. He notes near misses in May, 1918 in France, and later clouded eclipses in Iowa, New Orleans, Kentucky, and Texas, and expresses desire to organize a private eclipse expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sten Imlich
Ife
Carcassonne
Mississippi
Atlantic
Paris
Mount Valerian
Bay of Biscay
Breton
Careissonne
Iowa
France
New Orleans
Kentucky
Texas
Globe
Kepler
Philippines
Sumatra
Miguel Selva
Grector
Manila Observatory
Venus
Jupiter
Sirius
Madagascar
Kamchatka
New York Remembers Badger Game Scandals Through Decades
The piece traces the evolution of the badger game from its hotel-corridor origins in Herald Square to a modern form where couples in social circles target victims for extortion. It recalls police efforts, famed victims, and the shift from hotel rooms to drawing rooms and offices. It notes the Broadway theatre scene, statues removed from Amelia Bingham’s home, and nostalgia for the Olympic era with Mary Taylor as a touchstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald Square
Sing Sing
Olympic
Howard Street
Mary Taylor
Mary
Atl
Washington Day Book notes Hoover orders photos and Washington society bits
A Washington Day Book column catalogs light anecdotes from the capital. Mrs. Hoover orders photographers not to shoot closeups while Vice President Curtis entertains guests and is praised as a cook. The piece mentions Senator Capper’s dancing, Attorney General Mitchell's hobbies, and Roosevelt Longworth birthdays along with Evermay garden visits and Gen. William Mitchell’s hunting ball award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webbery
Washington, MD
June Alon
Washington
Hoover
White House
Curtis
Chertie
United States
Vira
L Plummertorney
Green House
EK Street
Harding
George Washington University
Sixteenth Street
Mtda
Isa Roosevelt Longworth
Paulina
Nick
Ruth Beker Pratt
New York
Evermay
Georgetown
Short Crumbs of Golf and Air Talkiness From Byrnes Park
A long column blends golf lore at Byrnes Park with notes on air travel and politics. The piece discusses a No. 3 tee shot at 140 yards, water skip shots, and mishits with a wooden club, alongside idle reflections on talkies, the senate, air conservation, and aviation stowaways in a dated, quippy tone. It weaves humor about Latin quarters, pilots, and Graf Zeppelin trials with a final aside on Jim and auto steering wheel nuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrnes Park
Greem Ib Pety
Ian
Ambassadors and a Capitol Move Create Quiet Reform Vision
The description notes the Cuban ambassador's liaison, a Democratic presence in Washington, and expansive rearrangements at the National Press building. A long burning Ohio furnace fire from 46 years ago amid a strike adds a historic, unsettled backdrop to ongoing regional labor tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Senor de Ferrara
Washington
National Press Building
Ohio
Enat Minn
Playground for French President in Rambouillet Estate
Describes President Doumergue's leisure at Rambouillet near Paris with shooting grounds and gardens. Notes the estate's 3600 acres, formal lakes, and Napoleon era sights, plus Rambouillet’s long history and Napoleon’s bathroom. Also mentions Les Halles lobster trade and a humorous anecdote about langouste versus langoustine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Doumergue
Paris
Napoleon
Rambouillet Chateau
Beware Tie Berries Morristown Health Advisory
A Morristown physician warns that urticaria can be triggered by looking at strawberries. The note also cautions that illness may result from merely viewing the fruit’s price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
Jerseyman
Ina
Which Path
The piece argues that about 90 percent of church work is done by 10 percent of members and that this concentration extends to other groups. It says religion as practice is limited to a few who shoulder the world’s burdens and that many college graduates soon face choosing between active duty and disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City Globe-Gazette
Great Legion
Visual brain tests from NM Evening Fest puzzle
A series of visualization intelligence tests is described with a chessboard diagram and a moving chessman. Readers are invited to answer the problems and check correct solutions on the Society Page.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waterlos Evening Courier Wroaten
William Brady, M. D
Bonsright Net
Mes. H. JL
Afterthoughts Y
Austin Tims
Apo Hills
Skippy
William Shakespeare
Amelia Bingham
Winter Garden
Dorus
Wilson Atlmer
Baton Rouge
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Mitchell
The
William Mitchell
Army Air Corps
Mint Club
U. 5
Patent Office
By C. D. Batchelor
Wunnis Aed
Mashie Wan
Senate
Ald Grads
Agnella
Jim
metaHele
Ry Hazel Reavis Pers
Doumnerelle
Elysees Palace
French Republic
Champs Elysees
Summer Palace
Rambouillet
Elysees
Les Halles
Botswana
Ward
Chess-man
Ghess-man
Abe Martin
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!