AMO WATANKUS Catt MP MEoarae-YO 70
Advertising and publication masthead of a Waterloo Iowa daily paper listing staff, rates, and policy. Includes publisher Hartman Co, telephones, and notices on classified ad standards and republication rights. Mentions Associated Press and bureau affiliations.
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W. M Hartmnn Co
Courter Bidg
Corner Park Ave
Govomercial Bt
Ee Ee Mohn
Hartman
Seregiecese
Cales
BUDD
Jessian
Posifice
Waterloo
Towa
Associated Press
United Press International News
Fortune's Fool: Charlie Rays fall from fame and funds
An Iowa editorial notes how once wealthy film star Charlie Ray, now poverty-stricken, spent all his fortune on a single film that failed. It contrasts his poor planning with the ant’s thrift, and suggests better judgment could have kept him prosperous and revered as a genius.
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Iowa
Charles Ray
Charlie
Count Keyserling Seeks Quiet At Des Moines Concert
A wry column notes a clash between Count Keyserling and concertgoers at Paderewski's Des Moines recital. Alleged audience inattention and throat lozenges shortages prompted the count to threaten to quit unless silence and civility improved. Mothers with young piano students were described as mobbing the performer after the event.
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Des Moines
Count Keyserling
A Thankless Task for Radio Policy Balancing Programs
The piece notes the federal radio commission faces a hard duty to standardize and diversify broadcasts. It cites listener complaints about national networks failing to deliver quality programs and local stations crowding out talent. It argues for a balance between chain programs and local farm entertainment, despite the commissioners’ tough decisions.
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Federal Radio Commission
Ony
United States
SCORE ONE FOR THE FARMER
An opinion piece critiques the farmer as a in need of advice and modern business methods. It notes farmers seek relief yet face conflicting demands to produce less to keep prices stable and to adopt efficiency. It cites the National Industrial Conference Board finding farm efficiency up 47 percent since 1899 to 1925.
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Washington
Gui
National Industrial Conference Board
McKellar and the Tariff Debate in State of the Union
Senator McKellar of Tennessee argues the tariff may be unnecessary to secure revenge for the nation, noting the possible shift to a large internal revenue tax. He contests the first tariff of 1789 as primarily for revenue and industrial promotion while other lawmakers seek tax cuts. The piece critiques optimism amid slow legislative progress and shifting state legislatures.
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McKellar
Tennessee
Thas
United
The Ideal Patriot by Glenn Frank
Analysis of patriotism in war and peace. Advocates radiant loyalty earned by wise policies, justice, and common good. Encourages critical civic- minded citizenship, balancing constructive criticism with patriotism rather than blind devotion.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
Copyright
McClure
Syndicats
Hfe
Home remedy for cold fails to heal the common illness
A health column argues there is no cure for the common cold and urges a mustard bath home treatment to ease congestion. The writer promotes public health by offering a simple tub mustard bath as a side remedy to relieve symptoms in various conditions, insisting it helps circulation and congestion without claiming to eliminate toxins.
Questions and Answers on Laundry, Glasses and Skin Stains
The column discusses whether washing clothes from a smallpox patient can spread disease, advises vaccination for safety, and notes no solid evidence clothes carry smallpox. It also answers if glasses should be worn, stressing doctor guidance, and provides a zinc oxide paint recipe to conceal white spots. Letters to Dr Brady are invited with stamped envelopes.
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M. M. Ansyver
Jr. Brady
Willa
Brady
Normandy by Boat Train Through Rural France Charm
Havre March 2. The Normandy scene aboard the boat train to Paris is a buoyant spectacle with corks popping and passengers tossing centimes. Passengers savor a joyful ride amid French countryside imagery, from rowdy stations to Seine fishermen and villagers, before arriving at Gare St. Lazare.
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Havre
Normandy
Tran
Paris
France
Central Park
Fifth Avenue
Rowen
Jeanne d'Arc
Uncle Wiggily Plots Rescue of Baby Bunty From Wolf
Uncle Wiggily and a police dog scheme to lure the Wolf from his den with rabbit cars for sale. The plan aims to free Baby Bunty, who plays a piano inside the Wolf’s lair, while Uncle Wiggily hides nearby and the dog shouts like a peddler.
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Uncle Wiggly
Uncle
Bunty
Bombs and Future Wars in Uncle Ray's Corner
In this Uncle Ray feature, the story surveys World War bombs including hand grenades, Marten-Hale shrapnel, high explosive bombs, and air bombs. It warns of poison gas bombs likely to appear in future conflicts and contemplates the impact on civilians, urging thoughtful responses from youth readers as progress spurs aerial weapons.
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Atlantic
Uncle Wiggily and Bunty Save Rabbit Ears Tale
Uncle Wiggily hides in the bushes to rescue Bunty from the Wolf’s den. The Police Dog captures the Wolf by the ear while Bunty plays a piano tune to force the Wolf to dance. The Wolf tires himself out and Uncle Wiggily, Bunty, and the Police Dog escape with Bunty’s toy plane, ending the danger.
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Uncle Wiggily
Yescue Bunty
Felice
Bunty
Wiggil
Wiggily
Prann
Virgily
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions Answers
A 1928 nature column from Burroughs Notes invites reader questions on nature subjects and offers answers in the following issue. It lists bird and insect questions, details on distinguishing moths from butterflies, and how panthers attack from perches, with references to standard books and home bird-attracting guidance.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin CO
Nature Notes
Pete-Wete
Waynes
Traflon
Northwest
U. S
Northeastern
Practical Relief by Rockefeller Planned for Pocantico Hills
Brooklyn Citizen states John D. Rockefeller plans to spend over 1,000,000 on bridges roads and tunnels at Pocantico Hills to relieve unemployment. He calls for private employers and public authorities to cooperate to provide jobs and help solve the problem.
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Brooklyn
John D. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Hoover opposition and political backing questioned
Rolfe Arrow argues Hoover is backed largely by federal officeholders and politicians. He claims the assertion that politicians oppose Hoover is political buncombe and warns Hoover would lack suitable leadership, citing concerns over mob psychology and herd behavior.
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Hoover
Rolfe Arrow
Bush
Buncombe
United States
Miss Brown of X Y O A wartime intrigue unfolds on a foggy doorstep
Edith Brown a stenographer is drawn into a shadowy commission when a wounded explorer, Col. Dessiter, dictates a mission and entrusts papers to her. She battles impostors, dodges reporters, and attends a party where M. P. Pennington reveals himself as a Communist. Brown insists on fidelity to her word, remaining a link in a dangerous chain.
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Edith Brown
Miss Brown
Col. Dessiter
Soudon
Mergen
2 Stranger
Frances
Frankland
Altho
Pal
Stropal
Mr. Fennington
Winchester
Oxford
England
Caln
Pennington
Mr. Pennington
Abe Martin quote on hypnotic power and male snakes
Ludlow Mapes comments on a designin' woman who outcharms any man while London photographs suggest strong enemy sentiment abroad. The remark mixes humor with a jab at danger from overseas powers, reflecting era slang and photo des patches.
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Ludlow
London
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