Waterlug Daily News and Advertisements
Waterloo Wisconsin newspaper listing page shows publication details, staff roles, subscription prices, and advertising policies. Mentions United Press International News and Associated Press affiliation, with circulation notes and terms for payment and insertions.
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United Press International News
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Representatives
Izaak Walton League Faces Iowa Chapter Split
Iowa Izaak Walton League members consider seceding from the national body amid criticism of officers. The league has driven major conservation gains across Iowa and beyond, including refuges in Winneshiek County and elk feeding grounds in Jackson Hole. Judge George W Wood is praised as a practical conservationist despite internal disputes.
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Izaak Walton League
Cicero
Iowa
Minnesota
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Montana
James Oliver Curwood
Angier
Walton League
Bohumil Shimek
George W. Wood
Judge Wood
Izaak Walton League of America
Geneva Conference Sees Naval Limits Split by Definitions
Experts at the Geneva naval conference warn that U S Great Britain and Japan diverge on armament limits. Dispute centers on definitions with American delegates leaning toward Japanese proposals. Admiral Saito outlines Japan would scrap destroyers for cruisers and favor submarines for coast defense. The talks risk prolongation as frail promises from the Washington agreement linger.
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Geneva
Switzerland
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Saito
Washington
Perils of Vacation Warning on Health and Safety
This health notice warns travelers about vacation risks including accidents and disease exposure. It urges gradual fitness buildup before travel and provides practical tips such as a pocket first aid kit and safe water disinfection using hypochlorite of lime or iodine. It emphasizes typhoid immunization amid flood-related disruptions and outlines a standard chlorinated lime method for water treatment.
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Medical Corps
Army
Canadian Department of Health
Questions and Answers on Health and Diet Advice
Reader letters discuss calcium lactate for migraine and its possible use for epilepsy as a trial. Cod liver oil guidance favors plain oil over tablets. Diet for gastric ulcers is outlined, including milk and cream schedule and antacid regimens. violet ray deemed ineffective. Dr Brady will answer brief health letters sent with stamped self addressed envelopes.
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Brady
Willian Brady
The Stimulus of Risk by Glenn Frank
In these intolerant years I defend tolerance yet note intolerance fuels courage. A church, university, or state may require risk to uphold honest conviction. The bigot’s disruption can spur courage, warning that over safety breeds decay and inner surrender. It urges meeting intolerance without flinching.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure
Mass. clemency probe in Sacco and Vanzetti case
Massachusetts weighs clemency after seven years of appeals in the Sacco and Vanzetti murder case. A high class committee reviews the proceedings as governor faces cross pressure from supporters and critics. The piece argues state and federal courts handled evidence and law, urging Iowa's parole practice as a model.
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Marshalltown
Sacco-Vanzetti
Massachusetts
Iowa
Bootlegging to Boys in Aurelia Notice
An Aurelia man was arrested for selling liquor to high school boys at Cherokee. The piece condemns bootleggers and urges harsh punishment to protect youth, arguing fines and brief jail terms are insufficient.
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Newell Mirror
Aurelia
Cherokee
Gotham in a sunlit stroll of curious sights
A clipped New York column notes thoughts on women in khaki, social scenes, and vivid vignettes from the city’s nightlife. It mentions Izzy Einstein, Basque caps, rubber-neck wagons, fashionable rituals, and a Parisian painter Gilbert White discussing American life abroad.
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New ‘York
Izzy Einstein
Frank
Gotham
Ralph Barton
New York
Bill Nye
Jersey Hills
Floyd Gibbons
Chateau Thiery
Uncle Wiggily and Tooter's Shiner
A schoolboy rabbit Tooter uses a sunlit glass to flash beams at classmates. Miss Mouse confiscates the toy. Uncle Wiggily is captured by a Bear but frees himself with the glass as the Police Dog arrives with the Lady Mouse Teacher to rescue him.
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Abe Martin quips on whisky and illness in local wit
Lon Moon jokes he can get whisky whether he has pneumony or not. Young Lindbergh has won a fortune and world admiration at an age when many boys are just starting to play the sax or learn to roll a cigarette with one hand.
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Lon Moon
Lindbergh
Plan in Mind Drives a Tea Party into Trouble
Fred Pullen and daughter Julia dodge a street collision with a flirtatious fat man who earlier courted Mrs. Pullen as gossip swirls around mysterious gifts and a planned tea party. Mrs. Pullen plots to reveal the truth to guests as tensions rise at home.
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Hamilton
Fred Pullen
Pullen
Mrs. Hamilton
Mrs. Pullen
Jeyrou
Elsie
Fred
Julia
Ju- Na
Juila
Monty
Seven Rules for a Successful Marriage by Judge Sabath
Chicago jurist Judge Sabath lists seven marriage rules. Do not be a Babbitt he urges, keep in step with partner’s mind body and soul, avoid vulgarity, embrace compromise, tolerate mothers in law with caution, learn your beloved’s ethics before wed, park the past at the altar, and view courtship as prep for lifelong matrimony.
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Rock Island Argus
Joseph Sabath
Chicago
College of Matrimony
Is a College Education Necessary According to Uncle Ray
Uncle Rays Corner argues about college necessity for graduates whether pursuing a vocation or not. He says money is secondary to living fully, developing powers, and helping others, noting college enhances service to mankind but that noble lives are possible without it. He urges, if possible, to pursue college to enrich life and aid a better world. Tomorrow: A Little the Talk.
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