Waterloo Evening Courier catalog of notices and policies
The Waterloo Evening Courier header presents circulation details and offices, noting association with United Press and the Associated Press. It outlines advertising rates, payment terms, copy editing rights, and policy on permissible content and substitutions for the paper. It lists office locations in New York Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Paving Highways Shown Sound Investment in Iowa Studies
The article argues that asphalt and concrete roads save fuel and maintenance costs, with studies on the Sioux City LeMars route and the Lincoln Highway east of Ames showing payback in nine to fifteen years. It discusses funding by a gasoline tax, favoring a system where road users pay in proportion to benefit and wear.
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Iowa
Sioux City-LeMars
Lincoln Highway
Ames
Aloe
Lincoln Way
Story County
Jowans
State of Affairs and Graft Headlines Prompt Public Reflection
The piece laments graft among public officers ahead of a national election and urges stricter standards. It criticizes complacency, laments media focus on corruption, and notes oddities such as a German postal rule and New York tax drivers’ spelling bees.
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New York Times
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Westways
High blood pressure questions raise health literacy concerns
Dr. William Brady discusses reader questions on high blood pressure, challenging the notion it is a standalone disease and warning against lay attempts to control it without medical guidance. He critiques quack and popular literature while urging readers to seek physician evaluation for any blood pressure issue.
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Billings
John Billings
London Winter Visit Left a Mark on a Traveler
A first winter visit to London captures the city’s character from fogbound Strand scenes to Piccadilly Circus, Savoy hotel traffic, and the mass of Americans. The writer notes high prices, friendly but formal servants, and a lingering sense of durability in London’s aged streets as evening fog settles and a street singer echoes in the Savoy courtyard.
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New York
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Charles City
To a Young Student by Glenn Frank on religion at college
The essay urges that college education involves a personal religious reassessment. It warns students they may gain or lose faith as they probe life’s foundations with intellect and inquiry. Religion is personal. education and religion intertwine, shaping judgment at every turn.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
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From Detroit Man Who Carved Charms from Peach Stones
A Detroit News item notes a man who carved watch charms from peach stones and details his varied creation work. The piece mentions three other individuals connected to breakfast week and a rumble seat, with a final reference to improvised chairs used in a raid-like setting.
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Uncle Wiggily and the White Bear in the Vineyard
The path of Uncle Wiggily and companions runs through a vineyard as they hide from the Wolf. Bunty asks about the adventures while Mr. Longears promises more, recalling a journey by runaway kite and misadventures in Holland Italy and a field of drying macaroni.
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Mr. Longears
Holland
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Italy
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Curtain Delays At Ten Thirty Two As Audience Waits
A fragmentary theatre scene shows a woman waiting for a friend or husband and speculating aloud about a reveal. The dialogue suggests tension over a possible intruding suitor and a late curtain, with plans delayed by at least fifteen minutes.
Babylonian wedge writing dug from ancient clay slabs
In the land once called Babylonia, researchers found hundreds of clay slabs with writing made by wedges pressed into soft clay. The script formed a sharp angular style, revealing early writing methods and picture words from the ancient region.
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Babylonia
Picture-Words of Egypt and Babylonia Read by Scientists
Scientists explain how early Babylonians learned to write from Sumerian picture-words. The eight pointed star for star, waves for water, a spear for spear, an arrow for arrow, and mountains for mountains show how clay tablets evolved into wedge writing. The picture idea faded as writing moved to stylus and wet clay. UNCLE RAY Tomorrow -Picture-Words of Egypt.
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Babylonia
Sumer
Swater
Uncle Ray
Egypt
Uncle Wiggily Ventures Through Italian Grapevines
Uncle Wiggily, Baby Bunty and Wallie follow a kind Italian rabbit into a sunlit grape vineyard. They learn about Italian farming and food while the trio explores burrows and a hillside home. They plan to tell friends at home what they saw in Holland and Italy.
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Bunty
Uncle Wiggily
Jeok
Mr. Longears
Baby Bunty
Italy
Uncle Wigelly
Uncle Wigglly
Wallie
Holland
Vallie
Rabbit
Bunny
Miss Brown of X Y O A wartime mystery romance
Edith Brown a stenographer drawn into a dangerous plot tied to Col Dessiter and a Russian faction. Paul the refugee and Malakoff lead a gang seeking notes and betrayal. Miss Brown defends the hiding man and confronts threats at a London home as Frances and Paul contend with danger and a looming bank explosion.
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Dessiter
Mr. Paul
John Glyde
Eric Greatson
Bank & Great
Frances
Paul
Miss Brown
Malakoff
Malakoly
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