Waterloo Daily Sun Reporter's Notice of Rates and Policies
Waterloo Daily Sun announces advertising rates by carrier and mail, policy on fraud and misrepresentation, and rights concerning republication. Includes office details, staff titles, and commissioning of rate inquiries.
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TINO
W. H. Hartman Co
Courier Bldg
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
Jenn
Hartman J
Duckson McCoy
Wtell
Postatice
Waterloo
Town
Associated Press Unitedress International News
Associated Press
Jonal News
Audit Bureau OF Cinqulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley, Representatives
New Union Station Appeal Prompts Waterloo Action
A renewed push in Waterloo for a modern union station gains citizen support. The piece argues the Bluff Street depot harms impressions and urges public demand to convince railway officials to fund an improved facility.
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Union Station
Waterloo
Bluff Street
Watersow
Major Segrave’s Golden Arrow tops 231 mph at Daytona Beach
Major H C D Segrave unveiled a radically designed Golden Arrow to chase the world speed record. The car used a rear rudder, a wind assisted hood, and an ice chest to cool the motor as Segrave reached 231 miles per hour with his wife watching in fear from the grandstand.
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H. C. D. Segrave
England
Daytona Beach
Speedway
Major Segrave
Segrave
A National Flower Poll Shows Wild Rose Leading
A Nature Magazine poll on a national flower shows the wild rose leading with about 31,000 of 46,000 ballots counted. Columbine, goldenrod, and other blooms follow, with an effort in 21 states expected to reach 1,000,000 ballots once voting closes.
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Nature Magazine
Telescope to Crown Caltech Observatory Dream
A colossal telescope is planned by Caltech on a southern California or Arizona site funded by the International Education Board. A fused quartz disk nearly 17 feet across will form the heart of the instrument, aiming to observe stars as faint as the 25th magnitude, equivalent to a candlelight seen 41,000 miles away.
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California
Arizona
California Institute of Technology
International Education Board
New Mars Telescope Aims To Probe Planets and Life
Scientists discuss a future reflector about twice Mt Wilson’s diameter with five to ten times the light gathering power and a million times greater than the human eye. It would extend visible universe exploration from 100 million to 400 million light years and reveal more detail on celestial forms.
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Mars
The Weed That Cheers and Ekes Depravity
A reader asks about tobacco use in a crowded office. A health expert warns heavy smoking harms health and may raise tuberculosis risk for a young woman. Advice favors temperate smoking and avoiding secondhand smoke. notes risks of heart disease and cancer.
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Tere
Investment Trusts Explained by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank analyzes investment trusts in a New York University series. He outlines four main types: genuine investment trusts prioritizing safety and steady yield. speculation trusts betting on market moves. underwriting or finance-related trusts connected to stock issuances. and operating trusts that engage in active company management. He warns readers to identify a trust’s character before investing and to consider how the trust’s approach affects risk.
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New York University
New York
Lewis H. Haney
Smail
Haney
Tins Ein
USA
Fragmented Late 19th Century Column Snippet
A mosaic of quotes and notes border a local page, mixing poems, headlines and humorous asides. References to public figures, theater, science, and a drifting satire on culture appear alongside stray classifieds and editorial quips.
Intelligence Quiz Practice Questions From Society Page
A short sample of typical IQ test questions asks about farming, traffic safety, life insurance, and household devices. It notes such items appear in longer tests and that answers are provided on the Society Page.
Lent and My Church Meditation on a World Wide Field
The meditation expresses a view of the church as a global field, not a local kitchen garden, embracing all peoples from India to Africa. It urges charity beyond prejudice, praying for a heart open to every race and nation so all God's children may be welcomed and helped.
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Ufe
India
China
Africa
Father
Christ Jesus
Perfume Shops Rise in Manhattan as Paris Rival
The article notes Manhattan becoming a perfume center with new shops along Madison Park and Fifth Avenues. It highlights lavish displays, imported French staff, American financing, rising prices, and a culture of luxury perfumes for all ages. It also mentions Bowery legends and colorful vignettes about old city drinking spots and chorus gossip.
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New York
Manhatt ‘Tan
Paris
Rue de la Paix
America
Madison, Park and Fifth Avenues
Idaho's John Thomas Chooses Quiet Senate Life
Idaho's John Thomas explains he never sought office, was tapped to fill the unexpired Gooding term, and will continue as a restrained senator. He prefers farming and banking life in Idaho, saying he aims to vote his conscience and stay true to his ordinary citizen roots.
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Herbert
Washington
D. C
Idaho
William E. Borah
John Thomas
Borah
United States Senate
Thomas
Senate
Frank R. Gooding
Repulican
T. Plummer
Senator Gooding
The Fluctuating Dollar Review
A critique on money stability arguing that value should be a standard not just a medium of exchange. It notes gold’s long term value shifts from 1860 through 1896, showing the dollar’s purchasing power fluctuating relative to other goods and its failure to maintain par.
Seaman’s lifelong hobbies span stamps lamps and birds
The article profiles a seaman who cherishes hobbies from stamp collecting and coin storage to lamps and canaries. He began with stamps in Worcester, grew a 12 000 specimen collection, and later pursued coins but abandoned them for cost. He owns varied lamps from multiple countries and a valued art collection of marine paintings, including Duparc and Antinoe scenes. He notes radio as a long time interest and discusses currency value changes before World War I.
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Associated Press
Dots Fried
Worcester
United States
Atilé
Globe
Dupare
Roosevelt
R. Dumont Duparc
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Watralut Daily
SBP Reporter
Personal Health Service
William Brady, M. D
Nutrlison
Bregg
Agnes
Br. Brady
Willam Brady
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure Newspaper
Jika
Ladie! Seagrave
Ata
Reed
Missouri
Coolidges
Whoopee
Swift
Chimy
Italia
Adyt
Ed Howe
Eda
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Eventing Fest, Inc
Dail
Clarence Wilson DD
Commission On Evangelism
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ
iAmerica
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Matthew
Isur
Lampiaag
Durwig
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Ples
Fiddis
Bowery
Max
Tlnic
Park Row
Lvestock
Captain George Fried
Bremen
Germany
Llanialrpwillgwyngligoger
Fort Madison
Clinton Herald
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