Waterloo Evening Courier Classified and Notices Overview
Waterloo Evening Courier details subscription and advertising policies with advertisements and rates. It lists offices and representatives while noting the paper’s stance against misleading ads and public policy conflicts.
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Senator Watson contrasts public interest with Senate talks
A satirical note on the U S Senate and radio hearings, quoting Senators Dill Smith and Watson. The exchange imagines the public’s indifference to lengthy speeches, joking that residents would not bother using radios to listen. The piece mocks the solemn attitude of lawmakers toward broadcasting policy.
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Their Life Work and the Shape of City Politics
A Des Moines primary depiction shows veteran politicians dominating the field with little turnover. The piece critiques a stagnant office holding class marked by long service, faded ambition, and a politics of familiar desks, arguing experience may not guarantee ability or fresh leadership.
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Corn Belt
Statesman
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Wasp Planes Intercept London Bombers
A new British air force design called the wasp is described as a small high powered craft with knife like wings. It features a near vertical five mile climb in ten minutes and carries a light machine gun along with incendiary tracer rounds. Each craft includes a parachute for the pilot to jump to safety if needed.
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London
Royal Air Force
Black Hills appeal follows presidential summer spotlight
The Black Hills region of South Dakota enjoys renewed attention after the president chose it for summer visits last year. Boosted by free publicity, advertisers emphasize valleys, lakes, rock formations, and climate to attract tourists, while promising continued development through follow-up campaigns.
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Diathermy claims in rheumatism tale from Brooklyn reader
Reader shares a rheumatism anecdote praising diathermy, detailing back pain that worsened through multiple doctors and treatments before diathermy plus injections reportedly cured leg pain and restored daily walking. The piece presents mixed commentary on diathermy as a plausible remedy and notes the columnist’s role inviting reader submissions.
Monte Carlo Admires Glamour and Danger at Play
A travelogue on Monte Carlo chronicles its cleanliness, luxury, and social spectacle. The Casino, Hotel de Paris, and Cafe de Paris frame nightly gambling, glimpsed amid tales of risk, broken fortunes, and hidden tragedies. The scene shifts to Mentone with illuminated terraces and a fleeting personal encounter amid a carriage ride.
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Steam and Electricity by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues electric power will transform civilization by decentralizing industry. He contrasts steam and electric power, warning finance may steer power development unless engineers and local leaders lead. He stresses decentralization can reduce centralization harms and reshape the machine age.
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Doubts on Smith Support Among Iowa Democrats
Boone News-Republican argues it is hard to believe the rank and file of the Democrats in Town are for Al Smith. It states there may be some Smith Democrats in Iowa but not a majority and predicts Mr. Meredith will not let Dan Steck steer Iowa Democrats into the Smith fold.
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Uncle Wiggily and the Sandy Floor
A fragment from Howard R Garis features Uncle Wiggily and Baby Bunpty near a stone wall, eyeing funny guns and a pile of round red cheeses soaking cannon balls, with travel memories and playful chatter amid a perilous voyage theme.
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Uncle Wiggily and the Dutch Breeches Cannon Chase
Uncle Wiggily and companions discover breeches hanging like cannon on a Dutch line. Red cheeses are used as makeshift cannon balls to scare away the pursuing Dutch Fox. They visit a Dutch cow who explains sand designs in the cow house, promising more in the next tale.
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The Giraffe In Uncle Ray's Corner
UNCLE RAY’S CORNER discusses the giraffe’s size and traits. A grown male stands about 18 feet tall, with a 30 inch tail, and its long neck helps reach high leaves. Enemies include flies lions and leopards, while Hamran Arabs sometimes hunt by horseback pursuing the giraffe.
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Animal Hall of Fame
Africa
Burroughs Nature Club Questions and Answers
Readers asked about pigeon feed fish varieties trees cattle won t eat. The note explains bird taste in food and whether fisha sexes differ, then details the hookworm Necator americanus with its life cycle and how larvae enter the skin. Answers appear in tomorrow s Nature Notes.
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Nature Notes
Sage Advice From a Filipino Visitor in Louisville
A Fili pino, after visiting the United States and observing our various restrictions, went home and advised the gang to keep atill about Mberty. The remark reflects a quirky, period newspaper tone and hints at social attitudes during the era.
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Miss Brown Of X. Y. O. By E Poppenheim
Edith Brown a stenographer drawn into a dangerous plot over a dying man's notes aids Col Dessiter in a web of Russian rivals and a shadowy executor. A bank explosion delays her, while Miss Brown navigates a social scene with Mrs. Frances as a city intrigues unfold.
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John Glyde
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Abe Martin Quips on Health Bills and Delays
A humorous Abe Martin quip complains about waiting for a doctor’s bill feels like waiting to be sentenced. The line captures small town wit on medical costs and delays.
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