Waterlooo Evening Courier listing publication details and ads policy
Waterloo Evening Courier announces daily publication with subscription rates and delivery rules. It lists ownership by W. T. Hartman Co and management, plus advertising policies and rate information, noting offices in major cities and representative agencies.
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Meltor Wwkson McCoy
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Waterloo
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National Origins and Immigrant Policy Under New Act
The United States plans an April start to a historic experiment in shaping immigration by race. Under a new act, quotas favor Great Britain and Ireland while restricting Germany and Nordic countries, aiming to preserve 1780 census stock proportions and redefine America's immigrant mix.
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Congress
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Ireland
Italy
Swederr
Norway
Denmark
America
Plan for Peace in the Coal Fields by John L. Lewis
John L. Lewis outlines a government oriented program to heal the coal regions in Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio. The plan, presented to the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee, calls for curbing court influenced labor dispute rulings reforming rail practices stabilizing industry through consolidations and restoring civil rights in mining communities amid wartime crisis concerns.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Interstate Commerce Committee
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Senate
Executive Branch
Another Stock Romance General Motors gains enormous value
Original Ford investors and Senator Couzens saw limited prospects yet Ford stock rose to riches. Fourteen years ago 100 GM shares cost 6800 pounds, now about 680000 dollars with 21000 annual dividends and 700 percent yearly gains, a rival tale to Ford in industrial history.
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Couzens
W Ho
United States
Ford Motor
General Motors
Mowors
Americans Spend More At Cafes Than Grocery Stores
A Baltimore example shows 111 cents of every food dollar goes to eating houses while Kansas City records 23.86 cents and San Francisco 28.49 cents. The food budget moving away from groceries rises from Baltimore to the Golden Gate, with Frisco at 74.36 percent. The piece notes regional tastes and sparks interest in further study of per capita food spending patterns.
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United States
Baltimore
Kansas City
Frisco
Golden Gate
O. MelIntyre
Manhattan
Cabbage Health Tips For Teeth And Diet
The column extols cabbage as a dental and health aid. It advocates regular dental checkups, claims cabbage supplies calcium and vitamins C and D, discusses cooking effects on nutrients, compares cabbage with cauliflower, and answers reader questions about saxolite, milk, and dampness myths.
St Moritz the Palm Beach of Europe in 1928
St Moritz, high in the Swiss Alps, draws royalty and travelers from Paris to London. The resort offers open breakfast in the portico, flawless service, multilingual inns, and a mix of tweedy English, tourists, and sophisticates. Prices range from a dollar to sixty dollars per day, with famed Ritz hospitality and late night revelry.
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St. Moritz
Swiss Alps
Paris
Long Island
Ike
Cesare Ritz
Europe
America
Governing a New Nation by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues that 1928 America sits at a crossroads of old political tools and a new industrial society. He says the United States is now a large, complex nation with mixed agricultural and industrial interests, demanding reconstructed theories of representation and party systems.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
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America
Regional Diet Trends and Investment Opportunities
The text questions regional eating patterns and investment potential across the nation. It asks which section pats the most and which grab is the costliest, while noting meat eaters and veterinarians as key groups. It implies uneven opportunities for convincing investments nationwide.
Demand for Specific Data From New York World
A World article quotes Mr Tunney praising William Lyon Phelps and discussing his character and tastes in books poetry and music. The writer pleads for concrete specifics about which books poetry and music are meant and questions the lack of precise claims or dates in the praise.
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New York World
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Tunney
Willam Lyon Phelps
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Bossip
Wellend
Squiter
Seuma
Uncle Wiggily in Tulip Field Hideout
Uncle Wiggily, Baby Bunty, and Yallie dash through a Dutch tulip field to escape the Fox. They reach the center of the square patch and crouch low, hoping the fox misses them and cannot smell their hiding spot.
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Uncle Wiggily
Baby Bunty
Yallie
Hidden Pox Threatens Mischief in Holland Flight
In a quirky scene a rabbit couple and a mink-nosed companion flee toward Holland amid imagined scents and pox alarms. A fox pursues the trio as wind and sails bustle around in a rambling, dreamlike vignette with odd creatures and drifting odors.
Porcupine Ant-Eater Described In Uncle Rays Corner
The porcupine ant eater resides in Australia and nearby islands with relatives in Tasmania and New Guinea. It lacks teeth and uses a sticky tongue and tough tongue-roof arrangement to eat ants. It can roll into a ball when threatened and is sometimes kept in pens. Spines are yellow tipped, body fur partly black and brown, length about 16 inches.
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Garth
Australia
Tasmania
New Guinea
Globe
Islands
South America
Miss Brown
Uncle Wiggily saves Holland field with a makeshift dyke
In a tale set in Holland, Uncle Wiggily and the little rabbit girls hide from a Dutch Fox among tulip rows. They build a small earth dyke to hold water, imagining windmills and dykes as they plan to explore more of the country. The fox’s next move remains to be revealed.
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Fox
Bunty
Vallie
Uncle Wixgily
Haviiland
Valle
Fos
Yallie
Agai
Holland
Mike
Uncle Wigerly
Mr. Longears
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
Burroughs Nature Club offers readers questions on nesting boxes for house wrens aquarium eggs and moose behavior. Answers previewed for tomorrow's Nature Notes with details on bird regurgitation, birch knot on maple trees, and related topics.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Miss Brown and the London Bank Explosion
Edith Crown, a stenographer drawn into high stakes after taking dictation from dying Col. Dessiter, becomes central to Russian intrigue. A Russian refugee and accomplices threaten her, while a mysterious executor pulls her into a dangerous plot. An explosion obliterates the bank, with Miss Brown narrowly surviving as authorities dispatch her home.
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Sykopsis
Edith Crown
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Dessiter
Toles
Mr. Paul
John Glyde
Desslier
Thinnrn
Infected Trees Pruned and Treated with Bordeaux Mixture
The text advises careful pruning to remove growths and spraying with Bordeaux mixture at five to six intervals as a preventive to protect healthy trees. It cites references in Mesiinke Whet nels Manat of Fruit Diseases and mentions cocoons and reel drying methods used by silk farmers, plus notes on political trade concerns and party dynamics in the Ohio context.
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Pordeaux Mike
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