Waterloo Daily Press subscription rates and policy notes
Waterloo Daily Press published by W H Hartman Co located at Courter Building corner Pack Ave and Commerce St announces subscription prices by carrier and mail including within and beyond 60 miles. It lists advertising policy, rate changes, and newspaper office affiliations with Associated Press and other bureaus.
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Corner Pack Ave
Commerce St
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Daga Maiter
Waterloo
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Senate clash over Warren appointment in U.S. history
The Senate and president clash over Charles B. Warren of Michigan as attorney general. Critics say the choice is unprecedented and tainted by sugar interests, while supporters defend the president's record and cabinet accountability. The dispute centers on whether Senate confirmation is obligatory or political theater.
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Senate
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
Warren Wake
Ren
Sheen
United States
Warren
Gray
Preserving Wild Life and Proposed Farm Measures
The lower house of the Town legislature considered two measures. One, a bill by Representative Knudson to establish a closed season on muskrats from October 15 1925 to October 15 1928. The other to prohibit fishing in Iowa streams within 100 feet of a dam. The article warns that without protection wildlife and fur-bearing species may become extinct in twenty years, citing the otter beaver and mink declines.
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Knudson
Iowa
Middle West
Helief
Towa
Oliver
Monona
Game and Fish Division
Iinois Department of Agriculture
Linois
Ilinois
Wildlife welfare debate stalls on trapping and fishing laws
The article debates wildlife protection, criticizing indiscriminate trapping for markets and lax fishing near dams. It urges stricter seasons and closures, noting skunks provide ecological value and muskrat protection, while highlighting ads for retrievable quail restocking and dwindling Illinois quail populations. It cites Representative Oliver's warning that lax laws may leave few fish or birds for future generations.
Public Prodigality Sparks Rural Tax Complaint
Iowa editorials decry excessive taxation and wasteful public spending. Monticello urges restraint to prevent higher school and local costs. Algona warns taxation burdens homeowners, encouraging debt payoff instead. Clinton Herald cites a Los Angeles Times joke on Americans “grasshopper mind” and constant hopping through daily life.
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Monticello Express
Clinton Herald
The
Los Angeles Times
Iodin Shortage endangers inland populations health
William Brady reviews the iodine crisis in The World of Iodin. He warns inland diets lack essential iodine, linking goiter and thyroid issues to iodine deprivation. The piece promotes iodized salt and weekly iodine tablets for expectant mothers, noting salt makers now offer fortified options. It also includes reader Q&A on health topics and cautions against improper remedies.
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Jodin
Jodia
Or PF. Kimball
David Marine
Uncle Wiggily Paints a Floor From Howard R. Garis
A comic Uncle Wiggily tale shows the wooden hero painting a floor and a Bob Cat trapped in fresh paint until Police Dog frees him. The scene shifts to a light discussion of hygiene letters and a digression on crab chewing processes, ending with a note on desert travel.
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Uncle Wiggily
Howard R. Garis
Bob Cat
Uncle Wreggily
Uncle
Uncle Wiggitt
Nurse Jane
The Hoppering Life And A Joke Across Time
The narrator ponders life as a continuous hop through stages from dinner to bed to dreams and finally death. The piece muses that constant change erodes lasting achievement in literature art or music yet offers a consoling thought the occasional joke seen in the same century.
FRIEND WIFE By ROE FULKERSON
The narrator speaks of lifelong terrors and mental specters that haunt people in waking and sleeping. He details fears from claustrophobia to fear of knives, water, storms, and criminal impulses, and confesses shared dread and personal torment in a stark, introspective voice.
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Andrew
Spa
Larse
Set
Sean Drave
T. Tos
Bor
Woman Confesses Domestic Turmoil Over We Needas Crisis
The dialogue reveals a man facing a personal nightmare as a feared spousal crisis unfolds at home. Imogene interrupts the moment with comic chatter about movies, while the couple debates the so called Weneedas demand for a larger family and stability. The scene highlights strain from unfulfilled desires and social pressure within a troubled marriage.
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd
A puzzle instructional text describes filling a column with words from given definitions. After inserting words for each clue, removable terms are struck out to reveal the remaining letters spelling the name of a semi domesticated sheep like animal from South America.
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South America
Floor Painting by Uncle Wiggily in the Hollow Stump
A housekeeper notes the parlor floor needs painting after bunny guest with a rheumatism crutch selects a mixed jet of red green yellow purple and pink. Uncle Wiggily begins painting, ends on an unpainted island of floor as the rest dries, joking about the result.
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Hollow Stump
Bunny
Nurse Jane
Gaele
Ian
Uncle
Burroughs Nature Club Notes From 1923 Column
Nature questions and curiosities from the Burroughs Nature Club notes column invite readers to submit inquiries. Answers to prior questions mention castor bean toxicity, California jays eating beans and nuts, birds eating eggs, and elephants drinking frequently in the wild state.
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Burroughs Nature
Houghton Mifflin Co
Nature Notes
Abe Martin on time, curves, and land value
A witty Abe Martin quip contrasts youth wasting time at the altar with a man who could have bought land at ten dollars, leaving a grandson who would have paid three thousand dollars for the corner where the Allin station and courthouse now stand, highlighting hindsight value shifts.
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Allin
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Calomel Substitute
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets promise clear skin and cleaner blood bowels and liver as a Vegetable olive color remedy. Take one or two nightly for a week to feel and look better with no dark taste or constipation. Available in 15c and 30c sizes.
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Mich Lenston
Pam
Dr. Edwards
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