Waterloo Evening Courier front matter details and policy
Waterloo Evening Courier lists publication details for Waterloo, Iowa with pricing and subscriptions, addresses, and staff. It notes AP and UPI ownership, circulation data, classified policy rules, payment terms, and advertising standards. The notice mentions agency representation by Story Brooks & Finley for major cities.
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Waterloo
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New York
Philadelphia
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Story, Brooks & Finley, Representatives
Iceless Ice Moves Ice Cream Packing In Novel Containers
A Long Island City firm shipped ice cream with no preservative beyond dry ice now used for packing, 140 degrees colder than ordinary ice. The soda fountain evolution mirrors locomotion advances, from its early unsanitary mahogany brass bar to today's varied, efficient service.
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Long Island City
New York
Robert M. Green
Philadelphia
American National Drink
Norman
Hall
Village Corner
S. 5
Don Quixote
The Sportsman's Code reshapes Mississippi Valley league rooks
The Mississippi Valley Baseball league adopts an affidavits rule forcing rookies to prove they lack sufficient minor league games to be listed in official guides. Violators forfeit salary and face fines. The measure aims to curb veteran misrepresentation and restore ethics after past enforcement gaps.
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Mississippi Valley Baseball League
Spalding
Reach
Club Aras
New York
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Clockwork Lives and Jazz in National Diet
Dr Charles M Newcomb of Cleveland argues that jazz played at meals harms digestion and could incite aggression in listeners. He suggests a potential new use for jazz to stimulate fighters at boxing events, while Dr George Cheyne warned against excessive nicety eroding freedom.
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Charles M. Newcomb
Cleveland
Bow
George Cheyne
Newcomb
Eye strain headaches linked to vision problems and environment
Eye specialists estimate 30 to 60 percent of headaches stem from refractive errors or eyestrain. Uncorrected glare, poor ventilation, warm crowded spaces, and flicker from ads can trigger headaches even with glasses. Accommodation is partly unconscious, making precise vision tests difficult without drops.
Questions and Answers on Hair Loss and Courtesy
A reader asks about a bald spot on her husband’s head and possible remedies. The reply emphasizes kindness, boosting his self image, and suggests he may continue working for years, noting the column only answers letters that include a stamped self addressed envelope for Dr Brady.
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Brady
Wil- Man Brady
Boulevards and Furrows: Ruralism vs Urbanism
Glenn Frank argues that two antagonistic Americas, rural and urban, will reshape U.S. politics and culture. He predicts realignments beyond tariff and trusts, urging nonpolitical cultural and economic readjustment to harmonize city and country in a new America.
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America
Americas
News travels rapidly in Cedar Falls Record item
A Canadian lumber worker told his Quebec mother by party line that Nungesser and Coli had been found alive. The seven minute message spread worldwide, sparking hope though the French aviators remained missing. The incident underscores how quickly news travels, good or bad.
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Cedar Falls
Canada
Quebec
Nungesser
Coli
France
America
Holus
The Lady Barber ads: women to join barber union
Journeymen barbers admit women to the union and master barbers are thought to oppose. The piece predicts women will barber despite past rules, and notes cretonne hangings and home magazines may soon influence barber shops previously ruled by the cuspidor and polite gazette.
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Charles City Press
Cretonne
Polite Gazette
New York Writers Drift From City to Fame Havens
A 1927 survey notes many top writers now live outside New York. Names such as Sinclair Lewis, Hemingway, Booth Tarkington, and Terhune are mentioned in Europe, California, Chicago, and Florida. Editors and editors’ towns lure authors away, while New York’s quick manuscript returns remain a magnet.
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New York
Manhattan
Greenwich Village
West Fifty-seventh Street
Westport
Conn
Harry Leon Wilson
Peter B. Kyne
Charles
Kathleen Norris
Rupert Hughes
H. C. Witwer
Don Herold
California
Sinclair Lewis
Europe
Frank Ward O'Malley
Riviera
James Oliver Curwood
Owosso
Mich
Melville Davidson
Lost Creek
W. Va
Harold Bell Wright
Arizona
Arthur Somers Roche
Florida
Connecticut
Breckenridge Ellis
Plattsburg
Richard Connell
Green Farms
Booth Tarkington
Maine
Indianapolis
Hve Meredith Nicholson
Kin Hubbard
George Ade
Edwin Balmer
William MacHarg
Chicago
Ernest Hemmingway
Leonard H. Nasson
Paris
Homer Croy
Maryville
London
Ben Ames Williams
New England
Albert Payson Terhune
Collies
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Octavius Roy Cohen
Birmingham
Hugh Wiley
San Francisco
Uncle Wiggily's Funny Door Mat Adventure
Uncle Wiggily and Mrs Longears inspect two doll repairs on a door mat as Jingle and Jangle fix a doll’s eyes while the rabbit family plans sassafras gathering. Mrs Twistytail gets stuck on glue left by the girls and is freed with warm water after the mats’ mishap.
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Mrs. Longears
Jingle
Uncle Wiggily
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Mr. Longears
Jangle
Nurse Jane
Jane
Sassafras
Mrs. Twisty
Mgr. Longears
Modern girl rights and romance in Harper's essay
Mrs Borden Harriman argues for women's right to pursue and propose in romance, noting economic independence and equal status with men. The piece contrasts modern freedom with courtship costs, cites historical and literary examples, and comments on radio regulation and public access.
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Harper's Magazine
Borden Harriman
Uncle Rays Corner A Saturday Talk About Indian Tricks
Major L B North at 81 shares a vivid memory of Indian medicine men performing feats in a three ring like setting. A hawk fan is passed, a live hawk lands on a hand and a corn stalk grows from a hidden hole. The tricks appear magical but likely use concealed props and clever staging. The writer notes such feats rival modern illusionists.
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Major L. B. North
Major North
Uncle Ray Monday
Burroughs Nature Club Notes
A periodic feature from the Burroughs Nature Club notes questions and replies. Readers are invited to send general nature inquiries to the Nature Notes Department, with answers appearing in this column.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Nature Notes Riddles on Birds Reptiles and Farm Questions
Answers discuss bluebird aggression oyster reproduction and snake usefulness, plus a reader query about common land tortoises longevity and a note on sheep farming. The column cites varying species lifespans, uses of sheep, and feather counts in wings with examples like the albatross.
Wave tenth kilocycle confusion sparks standard debate
The Cedar Rapids Gazette quotes a Bureau of Standards shift from the term wave tenth to kilocycle as science speed increases. The note critiques how growing industrial progress and social change may outpace the general public's understanding, highlighting ongoing terminology debates.
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Cedar Rapids
Federal Bureau of Standards
Slim Great Boy Inspires With Lindbergh Poem From St Louis
Sy Col of the T and M Bootery returns from St Louis with notes on Lindberghs Spirit of St Louis and a poem titled Slim by Car lyle Emery. The piece praises the pilot for modesty courage and honors while urging youth to imitate his pluck and perseverance in the race of life.
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Moore
ST. Louis
Charles A. Lindbergh
R. C. Moore
T & M Bootery
Carlyle Emery
Guidin
Sam
Views of the People. Searching for God.
Emily George writes from Waterloo on June 24 praising American citizenship and Quentin Roosevelt. A Texas friend’s pride in the nation leads to reflections on early settlers seeking God versus gold, contrasting national worth with the civilized world.
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Waterloo
Texas
Lindy
Quentin Roosevelt
North America
South America
Emily George
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