Evening Courier notices and pricing policy overview
The Evening Courier via W. H. Hartman Co. lists pricing by carrier and mail, notes regional rates, and outlines advertising policies and rights. It mentions edition details, telephones, and office locations plus general disclaimers and agency affiliations with Associated Press.
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W. H. Hartman Co
Courier Biue
Corner Park
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press
International News
Bpeelsi
Siso Reserven
Audit Bureau of Cirelations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley, Representae
Free Speech Debate Over Karolyi Visit Sparks U S Critique
The letter argues that Count Karolyi was forbidden from political remarks during his U S visit by the state department though no anti U S statements were made. It compares past figures and warns of a dangerous precedent threatening free speech and political openness in the United States.
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Count Karolyi
Hungary
Republic
State Department
United States
Fong
Hughes
Kellogg
Count Karolyn
Simplified Practice Campaign Cuts Redundant Product Varieties
The U.S. Department of Commerce distributed a booklet to about 600 Midwest firms outlining a drive to eliminate nearly identical product sizes. Results cited include paving brick reduced from six varieties to five, lumber items cut 60 percent, files and rasps from 1,400 to 500 types, and woven wire fence from 69 kinds down from 530. Hoover supports cooperative action to raise living standards by cutting waste in distribution and production.
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United States Department of Commerce
Middle West
R.3
Hudson
Division of
Hadeon
Hoover
Debates on plays and art raise calls for standards
The rising concern over modern drama in New York leads to edits and juries judging three plays as acceptable. Iowa editors praise Legion leaders MacNider Murphy and Barton, while Musria Shoals power project stalls in Congress amid a clash over private versus government operation.
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New York
The
Manchester Guardian
Mr. Coolidge
Des Moines
Congress
Musria Shoals
Underwood
Alabama
Norris
Nebraska
Hay fever study in Southern California seasons and pollen sources
Dr George Piness of Los Angeles outlines three hay fever seasons in Southern California. Tree pollens dominate January to March. grasses dominate spring and early summer. and late summer to Christmas brings weeds like wild rye and mugwort. Sensitization testing shows multi pollen sensitivity common. treatment with graded pollen doses yields relief for many patients.
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California
George Piness
Los Angeles
Doctor Piness
WOR
Altke
Pacific Coast
Uncle Wiggily's Two Rugs and Rug Exchange
Uncle Wiggily buys red and blue rugs for Nurse Jane and Mrs. Muskrat. The bunny alternates rug placement from piano to chair, while Nurse Jane and Mrs. Muskrat debate the best arrangement. A rogue Fox enters, dusted by rugs, and Uncle Wiggily defends the home, then resumes reading the evening paper.
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Uncle Wiggily
Jane
Moving Pictures
Wucls
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Wigey
Mr. Long Ears
Wiggy
Dane
Uncle
Wiggily
President Coolidge to appoint panel on Muscle Shoals fate
President Coolidge plans to appoint a commission to draft formal disposition plans for Muscle Shoals. The panel will report early in December as the new Congress convenes. He is expected to press for prompt action, reflecting public sentiment amid congressional fighting that has cost taxpayers millions.
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Coolidge
Muscle Shoals
Congress
Flapper luncheon sparks marital row over hips and fighter
Imogene suspects Andrew of an affair after a luncheon with a woman named Hank McGovern a prizefighter. Andrew explains Hank is a state champion and the lunch included others, including Billy Main and Rev Snoddy. Imogene protests the public sighting, ending with her asking him not to discuss snake hips while ill.
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Andrew
Imogene
Nean
Snake
Minnie
Flapper
Smokey
Hank McGovern
Ferry McFadden
Bprize
Hank
Billy Main
Mr. Snoddy
BRAIN TESTS by Sam Loyd puzzles in print
A tabloid style brain teaser from Sam Loyd presents a column fill game with edible seed as clue one and a talisman as clue two. It guides removal of words to reveal a final hidden animal name with armor like covering, listing words inserted and struck out.
Abe Martin hints at new vanity ride gag
Abe Martin notes Miss Tawney Apple owns a new vanity and boasts of a tasseled ride. Mort Pine quips about freeing fear by finally opening a bottle of health elixir.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
Burroughs Nature Club Notes from 1923 prompt reader questions on swift nesting, insect blood, California road runner eggs, and rhinoceros enemies. Answers preview references: young rhinoceros attacked by lions, adults rarely challenged, crocodiles may drown full-size rhinos.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin CO
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