Newspaper Masthead and Advertising Policy Noted
The piece presents publication details for a Waterloo Iowa newspaper including publisher W H Hartman Co and editor Jackson McCoy, plus subscription rates, and Associated Press affiliations. It outlines advertising practices, rate inquiries, and payment terms, with standard bureau notes and distribution offices in major cities.
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Oklahoma Impeachment Drama Continues as Johnston Is Remanded
Oklahoma's political turmoil persists as Governor Henry S Johnston is found guilty on one of ten impeachment counts by the state senate acting as court, resulting in his removal. His confidential secretary Mrs Hammonds also loses her post after resigning prior to the trial. The piece notes lingering territorial turbulence in a state newly minted as a state.
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Federal immigration quota debate eyed for mid April session
Congress faces a clash over the national origins act as the president urges farm relief and tariff revision. Supporters warn the July 1 deadline could be delayed again while opponents fear the quotas would drastically alter allocations for Germany Ireland the British and Scandinavian nations. The issue centers on whether to proceed with the act despite doubts about feasibility and fairness.
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Irish Free State
Biggest Oil Man Tom Slick Sells Holdings in Prairie Deal
Tom B Slick, famed oil magnate once dubbed the world’s greatest individual oil operator, sold his mid continent holdings to Prairie Oil and Gas for an estimated 30 to 40 million dollars. Born in Clarion Pennsylvania he rose from mule skinner to industry titan through ventures in Illinois Oklahoma and railroad utilities before returning to petroleum. At 46 he contemplates a year abroad then a return to oil while planning further expansion. The romance and battles against powerful corporations colored a career centered on black gold and risk.
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Big Motors Steps Out in Opel Citroen Merger Shuffle
Cablegrams report General Motors acquires Adam Opel, Germany’s largest car maker, with rumors of a similar French tie to Citroen. The move signals a major shift in global auto markets as production rises and outlets expand abroad, prompting concern in invaded countries and signaling a broader strategic stance by GM.
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Againts Another Plan For Making And Selling High Product
Fora has a plan to make and sell a high product across principal European countries. It is hard to imagine he will be allowed to rule the new market unmolested.
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Personal Health Service by Dr William Brady Advices on left handedness and health
Dr Brady discusses handedness and ambidexterity with examples from letters, noting no basis to condemn left handed people and reflecting on writing, sports grips, and motor habits. He answers reader questions on eczema, near sightedness care, bare knees for children, and acid-forming foods, urging practical, measured health guidance.
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Conquering Our Machines By Glenn Prank
University of Wisconsin president Glenn Prank argues that machines shape human life in varied ways. He cites seven machine types and urges assessing each before condemning the machine age, noting both personal responsibility and systems at play.
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Even Song and Whimsies in a Patchwork Page
A fragmented page lists verse lines about white tulips and a moonlit dusk, then shifts to a miscellany of notes about unemployment, stage acts, cinema figures Corinne Griffith and Eva, fashion details, and a mock dialogue on revolutions and bridge players. It surveys cultural tidbits and quirky questions without a single through-line.
Hoover Tre Farm: Herbert Hoover’s California Diversified Farm
The article notes Herbert Hoover has run a 1313 acre farming business in California since 1920. It highlights crop diversification and 2500 laying hens, 200 broad sows, 159 cows, with peak staff near 300 and annual payroll about 675000. It argues Hoover could offer farming insight to the nation. It then contrasts investment speculation, stating most wealthy men invest securities but long term profitability of stock market speculation remains unlikely.
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My Master and Brother Memory Verse Reflection
Meditation on Jesus as friend and master, Jesus who knew temptation and shared humanity. Prayer asks for divine help to keep the light, strengthen the weak, and guide the wandering spirit through solitude.
Sunday digging as a country gentleman’s leisure
A narrator details choosing gardening over social outings on Sundays, finding labor in yard work more satisfying than park visits or drives. He contrasts spectators’ judgments with his own sense of progress, imagining ros es, daisies, crepe myrtles, and holiday blooms to come, while admitting some plants may fail yet clinging to hopeful illusion.
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New York City Bus Ballyhoo Faces Broadway Changes
New York City street buses face restrictions as Broadway traffic rises and venues modernize. Decoy hostesses in the buses, bold promoters, and a changing theatre scene clash with safety and pricing, while ticker tape parades, shopfronts, and gypped box office tactics reflect a lively but unsettled urban culture. The piece notes decoy clerks, barker conductors, and the evolving theatre atmosphere amid talkies and rising seat costs.
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Harry Beaumont
Hessie Love
Brain Tests and Mars Mail Capture Reader Curiosity
A Williamstown era feature mixes quick IQ prompts with Mars talk. The Brain Tests exercise asks readers to choose correct words for general knowledge questions while a Baltimore Sun note comments on discussing interplanetary contact. British responses to Mars messages mix practical travel queries with whimsical wishes for a superland.
Hero on the bridge. a sailor’s quiet doubt
The story recalls a merchant captain’s reflections after dramatic sea rescues. He says he does not feel like a hero and does not know how a hero should feel, yet recalls the Worcester visit, admiring receptions, and the burden of public praise. He credits his crew and officers, especially Manning, for the rescue.
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Library Secrets Guarded Editions Of Revolt In The Desert
Washington Daybook reports Herbert Putnam guards first edition copies of Revolt in the Desert and other treasures. The 300000 word version never reached the U S. Lawrence requested secrecy for a time. Lincoln boxes remain sealed for 21 years after Robert Todd Lincoln's death. Historians await revelations on the martyred president.
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Keokuk Texts and Odd Opinions Spark Curiosity
A Keokuk Gate City piece notes a mix of quirky quotes about society and space, including a canal digger remark and a Mars peace line. It also mentions a leg fashion study by a silk stocking mall firm, hinting at upcoming lessons on leg relation and style.
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