Waterloo Evening Courier Front Page Sample Notice
Waterlooo Evening Courier lists publication details and circulation rates with editorial staff and advertising policies. The fragment covers office locations, rates by mail, post office classifications, and general advertising rules. It mentions Associated Press membership and restrictions on ad content.
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W. H Hartman
Courier
Corner Park Ave
Commercit
Ohn
C. Hartman
Jackson McCoy
Cartiny
Watetido
Iowa
Associated Press
United Prev International News
Asociated Press
The American Credo satire on journalism
The piece cites George Jean Nathan and his satire The American Credo and argues it failed to cover journalism fully. It lists common newspaper stereotypes from editors to copy readers and movie critics, then calls for revising the creed or fixing journalism as it should be.
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George Jean Nathan
The
American Mercury
Bedlam
Wade
Twist Endings Dominate Popular Victorian Taste
A Bath lecture notes that readers now seek twists over traditional romance. Victorian novels favored love stories, but modern popular fiction rewards dramatic endings and surprise packages. Henry is still alive in public opinion as short stories by O Henry showcase consistent twist endings.
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Henry Lives
Bath
Henry
O. Henry
The
Porter
Manhattan
Emersons Self-Reliance contrasted with a New York court case
An elderly rooming-house keeper, 79, testifies she earns 9 a week and has 21 dollars in the bank after a court delay over sanitation. She refuses charity, saying she will scrub floors rather than rely on private aid, expressing pride in self-sufficiency.
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Emerson
New York
Public libraries as a knowledge resource
The article extols public libraries, noting they house vast facts and literature. It highlights Waterloo's library reference department as capable of answering a wide range of questions and guiding patrons to the right sources.
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Waterloo
The Press and Public Service in Modern Times
The piece reflects on the newspaper trade valuing accuracy in names dates and numbers while serving the public. It questions the fate of fashion among girls with pink and blue ribbons and notes the trend toward loud, noisy music as a modern principle.
Catarrh Advised to Favor Family Doctors Over Specialists
In this reader mail column Dr. Brady argues that modern family physicians are fully capable of diagnosing and treating chronic nasal catarrh and related upper respiratory conditions without costly nose and throat specialists. He warns against mail order “catarrh” quacks and urges cautious, in‑office evaluation by a trusted physician. He also answers questions about minor medical concerns and stresses personalized care from a known doctor.
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Yeader
Galtre
S. L
Broadway Bohemian Underworld and a Hornet Mystery
A 1928 New York glimpse ties the Broadway underworld to vanished heiresses and socialite enticements. The piece recalls a murder case, debonair libertines, and the perilous charm of high society while weaving in quirky hotel anecdotes and a Uncle Wiggily children’s story interlude for contrast.
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New York
Broadway
Europe
Hippodrome
Trader Horn on Religion and Nature Reflections
Glenn Frank discusses Book Two of Trader Horn and compares literary beauty of the greenhouse to wildflowers in an arboretum project. He muses on religion superstition exploration, offers quotable lines, and links adventure in the wild to mind's pursuit of ideas.
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Trader Horn
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
NeClare
Cierata
Ipiter
Shen
Uncle Wiggily Senses June Bug Hustle Near Toadstool
Uncle Wiggily sits on a toadstool as a buzzing June bug draws near. He springs up alert, fearing a wolf or fox in the grass, while the sun shines and leaves rustle. The old rabbit worries about danger approaching.
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Mr. Long- Ears
Mrs.’ June Bug
Flicker
Uncle Wiggily
Uncle Wiggiiy
Hidden Creeper Near the Grassland Stirs Fear
The narrator notices rustling, moving grass and suspects a small, unseen intruder. Mr. Long, perched on a toadstool, calls out asking who is creeping up, as the grass fails to reveal a large animal like fox or wolf.
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Gyp
Eos
Mrr. Longcars
Ton
Leavenworth New Era Note No 26705
In the Leavenworth New Era a fragmentary verse note references a captive and a bar bound pit with a bear circling walls. The piece mentions No 26705 and evokes hopeless days and glare of onlookers around a captive setting.
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Tio
Leavenworth New Era
Joy Street Debut of Gay Hilton in Paradox Studio Picture
Gay Hilton, a twenty nine year old private secretary from Jonas, leaves for New York and enters Paradox studios. She earns a minor film role but grows disillusioned by the fakery of stardom. Amid backstage notes and romantic interest from Weston and Barry, she faces fear and longing for her old orderly life.
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Gay Hilton
Jonas
Howard Weston
H. & H. Manufacturing Co
New York
Gay
Crosley Webb
Wall Street
Beverly Juneau
Beverly
Paradox Studios
Ome
Charlie McCate
Flick Barry
Grossey Webb
Gale
Liv
Doorman
Miss Hilton
Weston
Samuel Howells
Filck Barry
Charlie Medabe
Gould
Burroughs Nature Notes Answers and Wildlife Queries
Reader questions on gopher snakes woodchucks clams and waxwings are addressed with practical notes. The column covers how to eradicate woodchucks threats to gardens and nest behaviors of cedar waxwings, plus a brief bird observation and farming tips.
Woodpeckers in Uncle Ray's Corner
In this Bird World installment, Uncle Ray explains woodpeckers drill wood to find insects and eggs, attract mates, and carve nest holes. They also peck stumps and posts, store nuts, and have specialized feet for bark clinging. The red heart woodpecker stands out for its crimson head and steel blue white plumage.
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T Ic
Wood-Pecker
Ray
Bob
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