Waterloo Evening Courier advertising rates and policy
Waterloo Evening Courier presents a notice on subscription and advertising rates, delivery areas, and publication policy. It lists pricing structures, carrier and mail options, regional coverage, and the paper’s commitment to accuracy and avoidance of misleading ads. It notes Associated Press and other press affiliations and outlines ad rejection guidelines.
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Town
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United Press International News
Associated Press
TepuLhienyinn
Audit Bureau of Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story, Brooks & Finley, Representatives
Competing Uses of Alcohol Boosts Industrial Demand
An old debate argues alcohol should be treated as a solvent rather than a beverage. It notes molasses as a by product of sugar yields alcohol, Cuba's laws once limited molasses dumping, and US industry uses over a hundred million gallons of alcohol annually for paints and related products. The piece highlights the rise of automobiles and the need for denaturants that resist removal yet keep industrial efficiency.
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Cuba
United States
Modern football and the west versus the east
The writer cautions that after the national rules committee’s yearly adoptions the game risks becoming a Canadian rugby clone. He argues the west created innovations like the forward pass and the chuck, then the east toned them down, and fears Harvard Notre Dame 1935 coverage will be more fashion than play.
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Lindbergh
Knute Rockne
Harvard
Notre Dame
West
Radio Regulation Sparks Protests Over Wavelength Changes
Federal radio commission reassigned wavelengths citing public interest but faced vocal pushback from WGL New York. WGL argues the shifts amount to taking property without due process while the commission defends regulation as necessary and expedites a constitutional challenge.
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Federal Radio Commission
WGL
New York City
Commission
Pullman to name observation car Lindbergh choice
The Pullman company plans to name one of its observation cars after Charles Lindbergh. The car will be an observation class, not a sleeper, and the plan reflects company interest in aviation fame.
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Pullman Company
Lindbergh
Chalk it, don’t soda your stomach, doctor says
William Brady M D explains soda is risky as a long term antacid and may cause alkalosis kidney stones and rebound acidity. He favors calcium carbonate prepared chalk as a safer standby, noting tablets neutralize stomach acids for hours with minimal bowel effects.
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A. S. Loewenhart
L. A. Crandall
Wisconsin
Craving for Oranges and Aluminum Worries
Readers seek guidance on orange peel safety and aluminum ware cancer fears. The reply says orange peel is fine after washing. peel provides fiber for digestion. Aluminum cookware is common and not definitively linked to cancer. advise follows standard personal health letters to Dr Brady with stamped envelopes.
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Brady
Willian Brady
Contagion of Courage by Glenn Frank in 1927
Glenn Frank argues that Lindbergh’s Atlantic flight sparked a “contagion of courage” that widens the realm of the possible. He notes Chamberlin’s Berlin flight next and asserts courageous acts by a lone pioneer transform public spirit, making previously impossible reforms feasible.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Middle West
Atlantic
Paris
Charles Lindbergh
Darius Green
St. Louis
Lindbergh
New York
London
Chamberlin
Berlin
English Channel
New York Dare Devil Acts Attract Public Gawking
An agency in New York offers dare devil stunts for special engagements featuring nerve prone performers who defy death on skyscraper heights and edge acts. The piece notes fatalities and risks, cites varied acts from blindfolded plank walking to flaming divers, and discusses crime and gallantry in urban showmanship.
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New York
Tenth Avenue
Whitehall
Harbor
Lower Broadway
Uncle Wiggily and the Pussy Tails
Unlucky Bunny children return from school as Uncle Wiggily and Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy gather for supper. Jingle Scooter and Tooter recount simple classroom moments including a drawing on the blackboard and eraser dust after a term’s end.
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Hollow Stump
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Jingle
Scooter
Miss Mouse
Tooter
Uncle Wiggily Finds Pussy Tails On Last Day Eve
In a bedtime Bunny tale, Uncle Wiggily searches the swamp for early cattails to decorate Lady Morse School. He mistakes cattails for tails, loses his lantern, meets pussy tails that guide him out, and returns home with wildflowers as substitutes.
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Baby Bunty
Uncle Wiggily
Tommie
Jole
Kittie Kat
Uncle
Mr. Longears
Jane Fuzzy Wuzazy
Tommie Kat
Uncle Wigglly
Morse
Who Gets the Exercise Mason City Globe-Gazette
An aging rant argues baseball fans in the stands provide more real exercise than players on the field. It claims 10,000 fans shouting, waving, and jumping outdo the players’ efforts while the sport’s enthusiasts, sport, and health remain debated during baseball season.
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Mason City Globe-Gazette
Ministers urged to use home ads to grow church reach
The Presbyterian general assembly publicity unit reports ministers who wisely employ display ads in home papers see advertising as an investment. By prudent advertising religion extends its field and usefulness, expanding community impact and helping humankind. If ads have steered millions into smoking and leisure, they can persuade attendance at church as well.
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Rock Island
The
Presbyterian General Assembly
Abe Martin on boxing crowd and tattoos
Abe Martin notes that boxers attract pawnbrokers with visible support. Miss Tawney Appel, a boxing fan, says she cares less about the fighting and more about the tattoos on the fighters, which she finds fascinating.
Alia's kiss stirs Pullens as Parks draws near
The Pullens breakfast to talk of Julia’s kiss from Mr. Parks and the trouble it caused. Mrs. Pullen, excited by Parks’ presence, hopes for romance while Fred recalls past flirtations. Julia resists Parks yet faces social pressure and harboring neighbors in a tense, evolving household scene. A doorbell rings as a new event approaches, leaving the family braced for change.
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Julia
Fred
Elsie Pullen
Mr. Parks
Pullens
Sam Carlile
Parks
Mrs. Pullen
Alia
Young Parks
Sauther
Pullen
Fred Pullen
South Africa
Hilsie
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Column Inquiry Policy
The column presents a nature club notes feature inviting reader questions about nature subjects. It credits HOUGHTON and co. and indicates the Nature Notes Department will answer questions in the column, inviting general-interest inquiries and promising answers in later issues.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton and Co
Nature Notes
Answers in Tomorrow's Nature Notes
Three questions answered in brief notes. Chimney swifts shape twig scraps by bending and tacking small pieces with their beaks and claws. The common moccasin snake can remain underwater for extended periods before surfacing for air. Chestnut burrs are not found on rose bushes. they belong to chestnut trees.
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Tomorrrow
North Atlantic
Smithsonian Institution
Scammon
Ashley
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