WaterlOO Daily newspaper masthead and notices
Waterloo Evening Star press details subscription and delivery rates, editorial leadership, and office information. It notes Associated Press and International News wires, plus advertising policies and city bureau mentions. Includes rate and policy boilerplate and advertising representative locations.
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Eno
W. H. Hartman
Courier Bidg
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
Joan G. Hartman
Jackson MetCoy Weses
Bayond
Cieice
Ofice
Waterloo
Towa
Associated Press
United Press
International News
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
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Los Angeles
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Brooks & Finley
Representatives
Literary censorship stirs protests over British book seizure
The London police’s second seizure of a fiction work spurs alarm across England and liberal circles. Critics condemn the Home Office use of 1851 obscenity powers, arguing it stifles artistic freedom and risks broad, vague limits on writing. Newspapers condemn the government’s suppression policy.
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London
England
Erting
Home Office
Polley
Great Northern Cuts Chicago Northwest Run Time
The Great Northern railway cut its Chicago to northwest coast running time by five hours prompting similar moves from Northern Pacific Union Pacific and Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Pacific. Chamber delegates from Portland Tacoma Seattle urged faster schedules as railways weighed the shift amid growing air travel competition.
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Great Northern Railroad
Chicago
Northwest Coast
Northern Pacific
Union’ Pacific
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific
Great Northern
Galso
Mind and Body Interplay Shapes Thought and Health
The article discusses how a cubic inch of brain tissue houses neurons guiding body function and memory. It weighs social welfare against the body’s influence on mental states, noting blood flow and internal secretions affect mood. Dyspepsia and tuberculosis are cited as examples of how temperament can be altered by bodily conditions.
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Science
G.H. Parker
Yale Review
Alske
Parker
Almost Accidents Stressed by Ignored Driving Caution
A rushed motorist in a tight parking space slammed into reverse and nearly struck a pedestrian who spotted his intent in time. He then veered into traffic and almost hit a passing car, with two near misses in seconds. The piece condemns such careless drivers and urges stricter accountability.
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Busis Cot Lony
Neur
Lawmakers consider driver license tests and revocation
Compelled to use die and reasonable caution, lawmakers discuss a proposed driver license law. It would impose tests and examinations to determine fitness for driving and revoke permits upon evidence of negligence.
The Cause of Myocarditis and Heart Disease Risk
Dr Brady discusses chronic myocarditis as part of arterial degeneration, noting links to aging, alcohol, tobacco, and infections. The piece cites studies by O’Hare Calhoun and Alison showing arterial origins in many older patients, with signs of vascular disease evident before heart dysfunction.
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Foch
J. P. O'Hare
A. W. Calhoun
Boston
H. O. Alison
Minneapolis
Reflections On the Market by Glenn Prank
In a period of prosperity the American stock market shows a bull run with high prices. The piece lists observations from Your Money on enduring bull markets, margins, borrowing, and optimistic earnings, warning that broader supply and varying industries shape the market while many investors chase rising prices.
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Glenn Prank
University of Wisconsin
Fdtler
Magacine
Mmccluse
Bendicate
Your Money
Standard Statistics Company
Tveatment
The Jest at Moment and Other Vignettes
A collage of prose and column notes. The item glances at gossip about crooks on public boards, a sister’s notoriety, a Society Editor’s Dilemma, and a Niagara Falls crowd count, interspersed with aviation forecast musings and light entertainment notes. The tone is dated and columnar.
LENT AND MY GOD AND FATHER Reflections on discipline
A 1929 meditation discusses parental discipline and divine love, urging trust that hardship and blessing work together for good. It contrasts indulged children with disciplined ones, notes patience amid suffering, and prays for guidance. The piece ends with a church prayer and reflections on temptation and forgiveness.
Views of the People Give Hoover a Chance
A reader letter from Raald Vermont urges trust in Hoover and Coolidge, praising past presidents and the nation’s unity. The writer argues Prohibition needs a chance and supports Hoover’s potential as a capable leader. The piece reflects early 20th century political sentiment and references Lincoln Garfield McKinley and the ship of state.
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Vermont
Lincoln
New York City
Washington
Gen
Garfield
McKinsey
Garfeld
Iowa
United States
Calvin Coolidge
Herbard Hoover
Coolidge
Hoover
H. W. Howe
New York Stage Bounces From Lively Guts to Purged Filth
New York audiences reacted to this season’s stage ribaldry with initial amusement at crude epithets in The Front Page, then grew bored as sensational themes and obscene dialogue dominated. Censors railed, but many producers kept filth on stage while some expect a purge next season. The era of lavish spending in Times Square faded as theatre traffic waned and street hoodlum pressure rose. Wealthy districts saw growing luxury, while officers and shopkeepers felt the changing mood. A con man bilked dealers by renting an empty office and abandoning $7,000 in credit. bankers later faced careless losses and South American retreats.
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Ireland
Times
New York Times
Galveston
Byrne
Ninth Street
Podunk
New York
Paris
Seafaring Hero: Manning Led Florida Rescue Crew
Harry Manning, 32, chief officer of the America, commanded lifeboat No. 1 to rescue 32 crew members of the Italian freighter Florida. Amid hurricane winds and snow squalls, Manning and his volunteer crew exhibited calm, precise teamwork, risking their lives to save others as the American merchant ship stood as a beacon of seafaring brotherhood.
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Associated Press
Harry Manning
The
America
Florida
Lfeboat
Fried Nogain
Ifebent
Harry Mannings
New York State Nautical School
Brotherhood of the Sea
Mr. Manning
W.K. Clark
Aloys Wilson
Salvatore Bracco
John ‘Sals
Victor Walleck
Walter Trettin
John Harrobin
Ponce Kellam
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