Waterloo Evening Courier Excerpt Sunday Advertising and Diamond Story
The Waterloo Evening Courier lists advertising rates and editions along with international wire service affiliations. It includes a feature on South African diamond finds that suggests market prices may remain high as De Beers and state control influence supply, with traders likely to protect profits despite new discoveries.
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Valerlos
Tews
Associated Press
United Press International News
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Sea
Ste Nol
Sprecbsterdt
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Representatives
Weld
Hoys
South Africa
Tings
de Beers
Rand
O Henry remembered in Texas jail memorial plan
A Texas memorial move honors William Sydney Porter known as O Henry who, after two months in a Fort Worth jail, rose to fame in New York and elsewhere. Proposals split between a jail library and converting the Bastin building into a great library, highlighting Texas pride in the author.
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William Sidney Porter
Texas
Fort Worth
Travis County
O. Henry
Bastuic
Epilog in $53,000 finder tale boosts Lubursky job
A New Yorker who returned $53,000 to a trucking firm ends with a $1,500 gain and a secured job. Publicity spurred fair treatment, as papers highlighted Lubursky as a family man needing work, guiding owners to an appreciated reward. The tale suggests media attention aided justice.
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Alexander Lubursky
Lnubursky
Lubursky
Author to Attend Literary Child Anniversary in New York
A famed yet doubted author Alfred Aloysius Morn will attend the Literary Child’s first anniversary in New York arriving March 13. He will be introduced to about 200 guests including Mayer Walker Gebe Tunney Eugene De Ludwig and Deems Taylor. The item questions hoax theories and notes a satirical tone about American figures in society.
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Mam
Alfred Aloysius Morn
New York
Mayer Walker
Jie Wappens
Beth Towns
Gebe ‘Tunney
Eugene de
Finn Ludwig
Arthur Serinner
Deems Taylor
Doin
Lrader
Goitre prevention debate in Grand Rapids school study
Grand Rapids health officer Dr C C Slemons and Dr Q P Kimball examine the Jodin ration as a goitre preventive at Union High School. From 52 percent goitre among 1494 pupils in 1923 to 270 of 1478 showing signs by 1927, shifting from patent medicines to iodized salt. The piece cites Dr Kimball endorsing iodized salt and mocks questionable claims by a New York City clinic. It includes reader Q&A on health topics and invites letters to Dr Brady.
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C. C. Slemons
Grand Rapids
QO. P. Kintball
Union High School
Goltre
Nostrum
New York State Journal of Medicine
O. P. Kimball
Guitre
Kimball
Tony
Paris Ritz bars reveal cosmopolitan nightlife traditions
Paris dispatch notes Ritz bar scene attracting American long-term patrons and European elites. Manager Frank oversees upscale service with hefty tips and a signature autograph book. Sirens of fashion and royalty mingle while dress codes constrain ladies in certain rooms. Citroen signups, cafe curios, and shifting Paris weather color the city’s spring mood.
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Paris
Frank
Marquis of Queensberry
Count Boni de Castellane
Prince Andrew
Greece
Berry Wall
New York
Beau Brummer
Erskine Gwynne
Princes Obolensky
Sir Charles Mendl
William Elliott
Jed Kiley
Ritz
Harvard
Saratoga
M. Prank
St. Cloud
Morocco
Spain
Prince of Wales
Norway
France
England
Switzerland
Radical realism guides citizen ideal in early 20th style essay
The piece argues a true radical is a realist who seeks facts over fashions, challenging tradition and ensuring attitudes toward problems remain radical. It contrasts sentimental and conservative stances, emphasizes following verifiable truths, and notes the necessity of a radical outlook toward reform and government.
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Stogans
Flo
Hin
Uncle Wiggily and Yallie's Kite Rp
Uncle Wiggily is surprised when a red and white object blown by the March wind calls for help. A talking piece of paper entices him as he sits by his hollow stump bungalow.
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Uncle Wiggily and
Yallie
Kite
Howard R. Garis
Uncle Wiggily
Rabbit
Uncle Wiggly
Bukle
Kite Dreaming Turns to Bunny Surprise
A childlike scene shows a rabbit intent on flying a kite when a red and white shape under a gate post reveals Vallie, the newly found Hetle bunny girl, mixing play with a surprising Valentine Day twist as Uncle Wiggily reacts in comic confusion.
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Uncle Wiggily
Vallie
Valliel
Mr. i
Uncle Wiggily and Vallie Fly a Kite in the Wind
Vallie and Uncle Wiggily amid a windy March day debate kite flying as Nurse Jane objects claiming age limits. The rabbit gentleman recalls Chinese kite traditions while planning to craft and launch a kite with Vallie before an upcoming ride hinted in the next story.
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Vallie
Jane
Fuzzy Wuzzy
Deny
Nurse Jane
Wallis
Yallie
Mr. Longears
Nomsensel
Jane Agaiiy
Wiggy
Fpuzay Wuazy
Uncle Wigguis
China
Uncle
Wallie
Uncle Wiggily
Miss Brown of X Y O A Wartime Novel Serial
Miss Edith Brown a pretty stenographer meets a wounded explorer who entrusts papers to her and triggers a chain of warnings and disguises. At a bank a manager questions the packet and a looming danger tests Edith’s nerve as she travels from Shepherd’s Market to Chelsea and meets a Princess Strepat. The chapter ends with a party and a new ally, Serge Malakoff, amid conspiracies and danger.
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Edith Brown
Mergen
Frances
Miss Brown
Frankland
Altho
Princess Strepat
Miss Brown Stong
Iss Brown
Central Bank
Shepherd's Market
Cal. Dessiter
Ritz
Chelsea
Serge Malakoff
Mr. Malakoff
France
Covent Garden
England
Edith
Engalishman
Col. Dessiter
Malakoff
Dessiter
Prile
Zebra Feature From Uncle Rays Corner
A child wonders why zebras wear clothes like a striped horse. The Zebra is a close relative of the donkey, native to Africa. Zebras roam in herds from 20 to over 100, with sentinel members watching for lions. Stripes help camouflage among grass and shadows at dusk, aiding protection in the wild.
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Altho
Zebra
Cman
Nature
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University of Wisconsin
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