AMP MAFARL US BAILY issue publication details
An era newspaper page lists press affiliations and circulation details, showing Associated Press and United Press International wires, advertising policies, subscription rates, and office locations in Waterloo Iowa with representatives in major cities. It notes rules on fraud prevention, payment terms, and policy for rejecting certain ads.
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John Martinan
Kaitor Jackson McCoy
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated
Presa
United Press International News
Associated Press
Associated Presa
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Reseen
Pricen
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley, Representatives
End of Coolidge Handshake Receptions Suggested
President Coolidge showed partial incapacitation from extensive handshakes as visitors passed in repetitions at the capital. The daily receptions have been abolished to spare his strain and save time for state affairs, recreation, exercise, or even a daily nap.
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Coolidge
A Rash Step Reads Like Shock in Chicago Policing
An unclear historical fragment discusses Chicago policing and authority, suggesting a transition away from established practices. The text hints at a broader national life and evolving public safety norms without concrete details or named individuals.
Iowa Senate considers state police constabulary proposal
A bill to create a state constabulary is introduced in the Iowa General Assembly with Senator Merritt of Glidden as sponsor. Troopers would be stationed at strategic points across the state to patrol highways and rural areas, a response to rising crime and faster getaways, though success hinges on personnel and command practices.
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Senate
Iowa General Assembly
Pennsylvania ‘Constabulary
Texas
Tangers
Merritt
Glidden
Towa
Presef Y Silance
Spring cleanup drive hoped for in city streets
Streets and sidewalks face an unusually dirty early spring after a harsh winter. Rainy periods normally wash away dirt, but mud and debris linger on Waterloo due to alternating thaw and freeze. Neighbors await property owners and city crews to begin cleansing the cement and asphalt in the traditional municipal rejuvenation.
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Waterloo
America loses illusions on Europe war aims in Europe
The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes that many Americans realized during European adventures that World War I would not end war or bring immediate peace. It argues that the seas, bayonets, warplanes, and ships show thatEurope would not spare money or debt reductions.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
America
Europe
Tavigns
Plan to End the Cold Delusion Faces Health Critics
A Health Service defender urges action in a long critique of the cold theory. He mocks doctors on the fence and argues bacterial infection now drives illness while noting mixed public reaction and ongoing studies by federal groups and professional associations.
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Vilhjalmur
Stefansson
Arctic
France
Federal Public Health Service
American Medical ‘Association
American’ Chemical Society
Schools and Hygiene Debate in Public Letters
A reader letter argues schools dodge basic physiology and hygiene instruction. It claims antiseptic soap suffices, criticizes proprietary interests influencing education, and invites letters to Dr. William Brady with stamped envelopes.
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H.C. BO
Brady
William Brady
Fear and Reason Speak By Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank discusses Samuell Schmalhausen work on humanizing education. He presents contrasted counsels of fear and reason, arguing fear limits greatness and that courage and clarity define a good mind capable of intelligent living.
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Fear
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
The
Century Magazine
Samuell. Schmalhausen
Mr. Schmalhausen
Value of an Individual in Baseball and News Papering
A New York World discussion compares how a single player’s value to a club mirrors a newspaper editor’s plight with subscribers Old and Indignant. Fans threaten to quit over players and editors alike, yet many stay to watch or read hoping to influence outcomes.
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New York World
Psychological coaching and wartime morale tactics in sports and politics
In reminiscences Alonzo Stags recalls a coach who fakes insulting telegrams to provoke players before big games, a method likened to building war morale. The piece also notes Arthur Ponsonby asserting a controversial WWII remark about retreating troops was misattributed to the Kaiser and instead a British officer.
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Detroit News
Alonzo Stags
Arthur Ponsonby
MacDonald
Monsay
Indianapolis News mobile show fuels a rising appetite
A mobile show in Indianapolis draws growing crowds and boosts local commerce as organizers expand routes and schedule. Vendors report higher foot traffic and attendees cite novelty, accessibility, and urban engagement as key factors in the event's appeal.
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Indianapolis News
Iim
Nightlife in New York clubs test curfew limits
New York March 22 Night clubs linger past 3 a.m. with no curfew as venues expand to upstairs hideaways and portable organs replace full orchestras. Patrons sip waters long after hours while high priced dancers and jazz acts draw a mature crowd. A modest Rector's stand plans a broader night scene attracting 1,000 plus with an expansive floor. The scene contrasts with a quiet home life of a friend who raises three boys and avoids nightlife, emphasizing value of honest social circles.
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New York
Tanjoeuse Depot
Highpricea
Ur Paul
Whiteman
Rector
Gotham
Uncle Wiggily and Whoopie’s Whistle
Uncle Wiggily hears tapping in the woods and suspects the Bad Chaps. He follows the sound to a dell by a brook where his son Whoopie is shouting and planning to hurry to school. The scene blends whimsy with a woodland misadventure.
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Uncle
Mr. Longears
Uncle Wiggily
Whoopie
Whoopie Learns Whistle in Uncle Wiggily Tale
In a playful scene, Whoopie the little rabbit boy struggles to whistle with a willow stick, guided by Uncle Wiggily who crafts a proper whistle. He hurries to school, blows it in class, and a closet fox causes a chaotic yet harmless interruption before forgiveness.
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Daddicums
Mr. Longears
Uncle Wiggily
Jackie
Whoopie
Mr. Longearg
Abe Martin's Funeral and Plotting Claims In Odd Memoir
An obscure fragment notes Abe Martin's funeral costs reaching $2,000,000 and mentions an emperor of Japan, an ox pull in lieu of something, limousines, and a Miss Faion with Lippincut writing sheet music for the Klan. The garbled text suggests a satirical or coded reference to public figures and extremist groups.
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Japan
Faion
Lippincut
The Gray Phantom's Romance Ends With Diamonds
In a Bowery shop a detective uncovers a murder linked to a fake jade token and a Maltese cross secret desk drawer. Lt Culligore questions a wary housekeeper while revealing a stockpile of diamonds and hinting the Gray Phantom plans a bold escape. The Phantom’s pursuit heats up as an ensuing manhunt begins.
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Gage
Pinto
Calligore
Mr. Gage
Culligore
Calli
Cullgore
Uligore
Sonehna
Be Kind to Animals Week Supporter Voices
A Waterloo Iowa reader condemns cruel dehorning methods and urges humane treatment of cattle. She recalls veterinary practice and supports kindness to animals ahead of the April 3 9 observance, urging better methods and care.
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Waterloo
Courier
la Porte
A. F. Schultz
Fourth
Flying Fish in Uncle Ray’s Corner Part VI
Uncle Ray describes flying fish as one foot long with winged dorsal fins that act as wings. They glide up to 500 feet, stay under two feet above water, and fly mainly to escape larger fish. A four inch Congo region flyer joins the family, captured in nets while airborne.
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Africa
Congo
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