Waterloo Evening Courier Ad Rates and Notices
The Waterloo Evening Courier lists subscription pricing by region and method, notes delivery and mailing terms, and includes standard newspaper policy statements. It details weekly and yearly rates, payment terms, advertising rules, and office representations across major cities.
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Waterlon Battles Smoke Nuisance Campaign Progress
Civic groups and others press a public education campaign on air pollution causes and cures. A table shows house chimneys emit nearly half the smoke while downtown heating plants concentrate pollution in clustered districts. A clear day outside town reveals widespread pall over the area.
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Waterlon
Uhose
Barber
Porters bill to create federal narcotic farms in prisons
Representative Stephen G Porter introduces a congress bill to establish federal narcotic farms for treatment of addicts confined in federal prisons. The measure allows admission of non prisoners if facilities exist and permits states to board addicts who violated laws at the farms. The aim is to relieve overcrowding, cure many addicts, and remove victims from prisons to reduce crime.
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Stephen G. Porter
Congress
United States
Porter
Atlanta
Leavenworth
The Stock Market Wise Ones and the GM Lesson
A cautionary note on stock market predictions cites General Motors as an example. Short sellers betting on a drop failed as GM rose after 90 days, then gained again, while rumors of Ford and Chevrolet demand influenced sentiment. The piece warns against following so called experts who claim to forecast market moves.
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Dessiter
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Emely Dassiter
Hier
Walt
Desstres
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The New Generation and The Punch of Cars
In a reminiscence on past eras the piece recalls how a child once could tell a horse from a whipping and contrasts it with now classifying car parts. It notes twenty years of rapid change from a rare horseless carriage to modern talk of cylinders ignition and aerials, while kids today recognize car models by sight.
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Suspense in a New York concert ends in triumph
A chaotic concert night features a conductor leading the orchestra through a broken suspenders mishap. Despite the distraction, the performance concludes with a decisive, triumphant finish as critics note the ensemble’s resilience and discipline amid the commotion.
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Baltimore
Thomas Brechami
New York
Chronic Rhinitis Types and Doctor Advice
Dr William Brady explains chronic rhinitis as prolonged inflammation of the nasal lining and warns against overgeneral treatment. He catalogs varieties such as simple, hypertrophic, atrophic, hyperesthetic, ozena, and purulent rhinitis, stressing precise diagnosis for lasting relief and proper nose and throat exams.
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Mr. Barnum
Doctoy
Expatriates In Paris Draw Out American Voices
Paris strands of expat Americans fill cafes and streets while discussing happiness and exile. The piece notes costly servants, European views of American life, and social contrasts. It mentions Mayor Walker, expatriates’ dinners, and a Paris dial system coming to phones, with scenes of Left Bank book stalls and widows in black bonnets.
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American Express
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Dane
France
Europe
Do Uplifters Uplift? Examines uplift movement and noblesse oblige
The piece argues uplift is admirable yet overreaching, noting wealth and education carry responsibility for the less fortunate but warning uplift efforts often misfire. It cites progress in industry, housing, and design as means to raise the average citizen’s life and beauty, while challenging sensational claims from zealots like Zion watchers and weather forecasters.
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Oman
Wien
Heston Post-Dispatch Reports New Signal Aimed at Train Safety
A brief note from Heston Post-Dispatch describes a microphone actuated signal system intended to slow or stop a nearby freight train when a horn is blown. The initiative seeks safer interaction between motorists and railway activity at crossings.
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Uncle Wiggily and the Wooden Shoes
Uncle Wiggily and companions ride a big paper kite blown by wind as they drift above towns and skies. Vallie Bunty and Baby Bunty join in posing questions about distance and destination while the kite sails toward an unseen horizon with the rabbit gentleman guiding the voyage.
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Vallie
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Giadti
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Uncle Wiggily and the Kite Flight to Holland
Abe Martin style fantasy tale follows Uncle Wiggily, Vallic, and Bunty riding a giant kite during a windy voyage from a bank robbery misadventure. They drift over water and land, spotting Holland and windmills, while onlookers below fear a watery splash. The story hints at a next installment featuring Wingthy and the Dulely cheeses.
Mystery of the Bank Notebook Drives a Tangled Plot
Miss Brown and Col Dessiter navigate a tense scene around a bank notebooks dispute with bogus and genuine packets, a Home Office inquiry, and threats from shadowy enemies. The couple debate trust, plan a rescue, and resolve to resume their investigation at the bank at dawn.
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John Glyde
Miss Brown
Brown
Lily
Accordian
Suggfest
Mme
Lambertsorn Square
Rome
Lis
Tie Bank
Rhivet
Home Office
Fied
Amd
Bern
Glvest
Col
Chief Commissioner of
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Lle
Seheane Fins
Yarkel
Mies Bank
Ors- Siter
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
Burroughs Nature Club column invites questions on nature topics and promises answers in the next note. Readers ask about peafowl abundance in the US South, whether daffodil blooms from cops should be picked, and if honey can be used in cooking.
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Trns
Nature Notes
The Walrus in Uncle Ray’s Corner
Uncle Ray describes the walrus as a large peaceful Arctic animal with long upper tusks used for fighting during mating season. It digs oysters with its tusks, eats worms and starfish, and roams on ice before returning to water. Eskimos harvest blubber for ropes and food, while the walrus’s whiskers give it a brusk appearance.
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Arctic
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