Waterloo Evening Courier ad rates and policies
The Waterloo Evening Courier notice details subscription prices by carrier and mail, office locations, and editorial management. It lists advertising policies, fraud prevention, and office affiliations with Associated Press, United Press, and Audit Bureau of Circulations. It notes regional advertising representatives and rate card details.
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Prohibition Penalties Questioned in Jones Bill Debate
The Jones bill approved by the Senate and advanced by the House proposes severe penalties up to five years in prison or a $16 000 fine or both for federal liquor law violations. It urges judges to tailor punishments to the crime and to avoid deterring with excessive penalties, arguing that extreme sentences provoke juries to acquit and waste law enforcement effort.
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Spring Golf Season Opens Amid Shopping and Hype
In a breezy fashion piece the column notes spring approaching as golfers and readers rush to embrace the new season. It catalogs fashionably worn coats and the eager rise of American sport while giving playful advice on grip and swing amid home life and social routines.
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Jack Binns
New York
Baltimore Vanity Show Sparks No Violence Over Men Permanent Wavers
Reporters note a Baltimore vanity show where men tried permanent waves without violence. Despite curiosity about male grooming, few volunteers stepped forward and promoters struggled to find subjects. The piece also mentions Congressman Celler attacking and Beers defending a prohibition amendment amid heated Senate talk.
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Milady
Senators Migrate From Senate To Quiet Life At Home
In recent days several lawmakers including Senator Reed of Missouri and Senator Bruce of Maryland are expected to leave the chamber for a quieter life at home following debates over the prohibitory amendment and the Volstead Act.
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Missouri
Bruce
Maryland
Radium Treatment of Diseased Tonsils Advancing
Dr. J. Scal promotes radium seeds as a safe office procedure to shrink tonsils in four to six weeks with no major complications. The method uses removable platinum implants delivering gamma rays, avoiding anesthesia and postoperative risks, with gradual reduction and a small fibrous end result.
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New York State Medical Society
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National Academy of Tonsil and Adenoid Surgeons
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A Nations Inaugural By Glunn Frank
A prose piece urging President Hoover to reorganize the federal government for simplicity and efficiency. It argues for clearer, more intelligible administration, real policy over generalities, and stronger collaboration between government and professional associations, with a global, cooperative outlook.
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Mr. Hoover
White House
Poem and Light Humor From Washington Inaugural Time
An eclectic clipping mixes verse about love and beauty with light social commentary. It includes a poem by E. Megoow in Washington around inauguration, jokes on hotel rates, a quip about Mr. Coolidge leaving, and brief humorous exchanges on heaven and snow removal.
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Washington
Lent and My Church Prayer For The Nation Inauguration
A 1925 devotional piece urges respectful citizenship toward the newly inaugurated president. It presents a prayer for wisdom and justice, asking God to guide the leader and the nation toward peace and righteousness, citing scripture and meditation text. It also notes a newspaper quotation on alibis and a line about Ames shifting to Ames.
Modern Pepys in New York and Servant Market Shifts
A quirky diary style piece in New York recounts theatre seats, meals, and a visit with Aunt Batty as the author tours Fifth Avenue. It notes rising servant shortages, agency usage, and a shift toward serviced apartments and car rentals, with Vanderbilt details and industry anecdotes.
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New ‘York
Bernard Sobel
Batty
Ackerman’s umbrella and stamp hobby shape political path
Washington. Ernest R. Ackerman of New Jersey, a long-traveled congressman, is a famed philatelist with stamps from over 100 countries. His Russian envelope stunt helped him win re election by more than 11,000 votes and he championed a Lindbergh stamp and Lincoln’s portrait on U.S. stamps.
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Washington
D. C
Ernest R. Ackerman
New Jersey
Capitol Hill
Por Ackerman
Ackerman
Congress
Russia
Aires
United States
Post Office Department
Lincoln
Cleveland
Brain Tests at NY Evening How to gauge mental rating
Brain tests are offered at leading universities to measure mental rating. Take three minutes and mark each statement true or false. The sample includes questions like whether ice is heavier than water and prompts about the climate at the North Pole.
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Wireless firsts and sea rescues charted by a radio pioneer
The article recalls early wireless use at sea from 1905 onward, including the Republic and Florida collision rescue, the Minneapolis radio room excitement, and early ship to shore telephony experiments aboard the America. It notes the novelty, hoaxes, danger to chronometers, and the push toward shipboard home communication.
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Wireless
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Navy
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America
New York
William Rind
Deal
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True or false reasoning quiz from the Society Page
A fragmented Society Page quiz presents statements about climate hemispheres sun brightness gravity and planet motion with True and False choices. The imperfect text includes answers and notes, indicating a page of short fact checks rather than a narrative story.
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