Watertoo Evening Courier Classifieds Front Note
The notice appears as a damaged OCR of a Waterloo Iowa newspaper page. It includes texture of masthead, pricing policy, advertising rules, and press affiliations. The fragmented text references Associated Press and United Press International, with general advertising policy statements and rates.
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Courles
Commercial Telephone Branch Exchange
G. Hartman
Baltorer
Mel
Postailice
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Prose
United Press Internacional News
Associated Press
Vine
Urwa
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Egon
York
Phila Grindlu
Ghicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Braves & Flaley
Representatives
A Colonial Fete in Annapolis for May Anniversary
Annapolis plans a mid May colonial fete to mark the Annapolis convention anniversary. President Coolidge will be welcomed at St. John’s College with ceremonies in colonial fashion. Cavalry escorts, historic sites, and costumes will recreate revolutionary era scenes.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Coolidge
St. John’s College
George Washington
The
United States
Maryland Cavalry
Washington
St. John's
Lafayette
Carve Hall
Hammond- Harwood
Coolidges
Chicago tale shows graft in county recorder appointment
The piece recalls Cook county where a county official sought to appoint his friend to the recorder post. When blocked, Mayer Thompson instead installed his wife, a kitchen table appointee earning 300 dollars weekly. Citizens fear mismanagement of deeds and records as political spoils.
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Ilinois
Cook County
Mayer Thompson
Jaranowski
Big Bill
Chicago
Will of Cowse
Recorder's
Bureau of Standards uncovers edible artichoke sugar breakthrough
The United States Bureau of Standards reports Legulose, a saccharine product from artichokes, is sweeter than cane sugar and safe for diabetics. This discovery marks a shift from its prior image as a pure measurement task force and promises practical, everyday applications.
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Dush
United States Bureau of Standards
Joy 0
Ctiquet
Bureau
Bureau of Standards
Jen
Promoters of Fake Medicines Exposed in Health Magazine
A writer reviews Dy George E Jeebey s investigation in Hygeia Health magazine with lists of patients from various sources. He cites 1000 people and quotes doctors and critics, noting ethical concerns and public gullibility about quack remedies.
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George E. Jeebey
Hygeia
Health Magazine
American Medical Asservation
Bellevue
The Conservative Lenin by Glenn Frank
A critique of Lenin's cultural conservatism recalls his stance on literature and art as tools of the revolutionary cause. The piece cites Fulop-Miller and Klara Zetkin anecdotes to illustrate Lenin’s preference for traditional standards over modernist art amid revolutionary debate.
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Lenin
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
The
Century Magazine
McClure
Nicolai Lenin
Rene Fulop-Miller
Gandhi
Leminn
Lunacharskii
Lunacha
Klara Zetkin
Fulop-Miller
Klara Zeurin
Leni
Guy Dear Klara
Balchevia
Drunkenness and physiognomy in modern justice
New York diary style health column discusses how facial features do not reveal character and questions the reliability of tests for drunkenness. It argues responsibility lies with the individual after drinking and notes that law varies in attributing intoxication versus sanity. Includes diary excerpts from New York March 26 and reader questions about cold fingers and ultraviolet glass.
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Lombroso
New York
Pepys
Albertanti
Ine
Rome
Raynaud
Music publishers face struggle for success in crowded field
A public page notes that over ten thousand New York writers, composers, and performers toil in obscurity to craft songs, operettas, or musical comedies while facing fierce odds. amid this, bootlegger contacts skim profits, taking 20 percent in cash.
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New York
Secretary's tact helps handle important visitors
A trained secretary aids important men by giving polite but firm dismissals. He can stall conferences with a fixed engagement and move on without concern for the visitor's feelings. King Lardner famously answered a nutty card request by asking, What for, and then left.
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Lardner
Uncle Wiggily at the North Pole airship voyage
The airship carrying Uncle Wiggily Baby Bunty and Yallie lands on a hill beside a green slope after a flight from Italy. Smoke appears from a hole, matching Uncle Wiggily's stump bloom. Baby Bunty questions the hill's location as they exit a large clothes basket bearing many toy balloons.
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Uncle Wiggily
Baby Bunty
Yallie
Italy
Bunty and Yallie flee Vesuvius by airship
In a dramatic escape, Uncle Wiggily and the bunny trio evacuate from a smoking Vesuvius eruption. They ride a gas-filled airship across mountains and seas, glimpsing lava flows and black smoke, then drift toward the North Pole encountering ice and polar scenes.
Writing in Paper and Ink From Ancient Egypt
A compact study notes ancient Egypt as origin of paper through papyrus from 3400 years ago. Scribe Hu the Good, Seti the First, Nile reeds, and papyrus manufacture are described. Ink used soot mixed with water and plant gums to hold, while the text hints at beliefs about the afterlife and the Fields of Aalu.
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Big Jmen
S. F
China
Egypt
Seti
Nile
Aalu
Spool of thread and coat hole bear on odd tale
A quirky note recalls a spool of thread failing to pass a two-needle task and slicing a paper boy's coat, followed by a promise to share a tale about Uncle Wiggily and a sea lion.
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Uncle Wiggily
Sea Lion
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
Burroughs Nature Club Notes offers reader questions on birds insects and gardening with answers. Topics include why bird colors vary due to pigments and diet, why orchard spraying targets caterpillars after blossoms fall, and explaining the cuttlefish like internal shell of canaries with the canary bone.
Woman Claims Russian Imperial Daughter Tale Sparks Curiosity
A woman who says she is the late czar's daughter narratives intrigue readers as she recounts escape from Bolshevik killings. She mentions language shifts and a Berlin dentist claim about chipped teeth, adding a dramatic, speculative note to a sensational feature.
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Mason Oly Wihue
Daxette
Russia
Berlin
Tulve
Market caution urged in Rochester stock notes
The Rochester sunray chronicle warns readers that recent market fluctuations carry a clear lesson. Those unfamiliar with market vagaries should stay out, while some believing they know more may still profit only by careful pondering.
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Rochester Sunray Aun Chronicle
Lis Ipsson
Miss Brown of X Y O Bye Phillips Oppenheim
Miss Brown a London stenographer becomes central to Communist and anti Communist intrigue after taking dictation from a dying man on a foggy street. With Frances Austin she helps Mr Faul a Russian, and is recruited as secretary to the anti Communist secret service leader Lady Hannerton. Chapter opens with Brown meeting Lady Hannerton and agreeing to tasks and daily walks to collect a book box.
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Miss Brown
London
Chance
Frances Austin
Mr. Faul
Secret Service
Lady Hannerton
Lady Hanerton
Tam
Lady Hannertan
Hanerton
Brown
Soto
Paul
Tobe
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Anawera
Tso
Jon
Brady
Wilton Brady
North Pole
Howard R. Garis
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Uncle Wiggilly
Bunty
Mr. Longears
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Valle
Uncle Wigally
Uncle Wiggaty
Eski
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Nori Pale
Uncle Ray’s
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin
Nature Notes
Phillips Oppenheim
Lady Hanerson
Abe Martin
Howton
Texas
Uta Sade
Menery
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