Waterloo Daily Register front page notice copy
The document shows publication details for Ferotte vol 71 no 14 Daily except Sunday Waterloo paper in a period ad style. It lists offices W R Hartman President and Editor Sickson Coy Treasurer and GM and subscription rates, advertising policies and agents in major cities.
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W. R. Hartman
Waterloo
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New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Stery Fs & Finiey
Financial experts disagree on Federal Reserve credit curb
At the New York Economic Club dinner Gov Harding former Gov Stokes and Dr Anderson debated Fed actions to curb stock speculation. They offered divergent views on reserve power, discount rates, and the impact on legitimate loans and Wall Street funding. No consensus emerged on the market’s direction.
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Economic Club
New York City
Federal Reserve Board
W. P. G. Harding
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Edward C. Stokes
New Jersey
B. M. Anderson, Jr
Chase National Bank of New York
Gov. Stokes
Representative McFadden
House Banking and Currency Committee
Anderson
Federal Reserve Authorities
Wall Street
Hoover Drops Mayflower Yacht Alimony For Economy
The new president Herbert Hoover ends the longstanding use of the presidential yacht Mayflower and stops inviting guests aboard the Marsiones. The move saves about 300000 dollars yearly and shifts nine officers and 148 enlisted men back to fleet duty. Social circles react with surprise while critics question the change in tradition and its impact on public image.
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Herbert Hoover
Washington
Hoover
Potomac
Marsiones
Coolidge
Senator Borah Flags Ratification Time Limit Issue
The article notes Senator Borah argues a potential defect in the Eighteenth Amendment’s ratification window. He contends the seven year limit for states to ratify might have been overlooked, presenting a possible vulnerability for opponents of prohibition.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Borah
Borah backs constitutional stance on amendment ruling
The passage reports that Senator Borah defended a rule not stated in the constitution, noting it is too late for opponents to challenge the point and that the amendment must stand. he would have tolerated the secret police if not for the constitutional issue.
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Mr. Borah
Mhust
Personal Health Service by William Brady
A column by Dr. William Brady argues that air carries no germs in ordinary conditions and that health fads mislead the public. He explains dust hygiene, outlines safe ear syringing, and revisits trench mouth remedies with cautions and patient guidance.
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William Brady
M.D
Nat'l Newspaper
Heady
Capitalizing Our Failures By Glenn Wrank
The essay uses a parable of a boy with a glass and sunbeam to urge readers to transform mistakes into new beauty. It warns that we often let our muted talents fail to resonate and suggests turning failures into graceful, lasting change rather than mere lament.
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Glenn Wrank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
Areclure
Schiller Oner
Enrique Redo
Orb of
Roda
Notable Political Rumors and Social Chatter Across Town
A collage of brief items including Calvin Coolidge as a Massachusetts senator prospect, Borah’s anticipated praise, a New York nightclub hostess adopting a baby, and sports gossip from Brynes Park. Witty asides on irony, theater, and urban life mix with prompts about poise in radicals and Lindbergh marriage buzz provoking bank activity.
MY MASTER AND BROTHER Memory Verse and Meditation
Readings on John 18 23 and John 16 2 24 reflect silence in Christ last week. The meditation notes future divine guidance and an untroubled spirit as Jesus departs, with comforter to come. Prayer petitions God to ready hearts for the brightness of Christ’s glory.
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Bethany
Christ Jesus
Waterloo Normal School Visit and Local Business News
Seventy years ago on March 29 1859 Waterloo residents note a surprise visit by forty senior students to principal E L Wells. The Courier reports that W H Curtiss did not write the related lecture story. A donation party for Rev J S Whittesey raises 75 with most in cash. Local leaders praise Rev James Harrison and a lecture on Constructive Energy. Rensselaer Russell dissolves partnership with Martin H Moore to run the grocery business. N P Jordan of Cedar Falls plans wool carding for the new clip and wool exchanges. Waterloo promotes itself as an ideal site for eastern capitalists seeking factory locations in Cedar Valley.
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Waterloo Normal School
E. L. Wells
City Council Cuts Salaries and Expands Night Police
In a March 1879 meeting the city council reduced officers' pay with a new list: Mayor 100 a year, street commissioners 350, city marshal 700 plus fees, policemen 40 a month, treasurer 75, city solicitor 125. Night police rise to four men. steamer for fire protection ordered for cost estimates. Ed H. W. Jenney re elected city marshal. Police recovered property valued at 965 including horses and jewelry.
Forty Years Ago in Waterloo and Surrounding Towns
A city marshal report shows 59 arrests in the past year with 13 for drunkenness. Ottumwa logged 650 arrests including 274 for intoxication. Marshalltown reported 187 with 87 for intoxication. Obituary notes Miss Mary McCabe died at 27 from spinal meningitis. Local scholars plan an oratorical contest in Brown's Opera House on March 2. A post office influx included 6,000 copies of the St. Louis Globe-Democrat amid mail surge. J. B. Young sold 1,700 tons of surplus fuel. 1,200 tons remain at home. Bicyclists from Cedar Falls stopped for a meal. Warm weather boosts seeding. Henry Hyer injured Monday while handling.
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Marshalltown
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Mary McCabe
Frank McCabe
Hudson embraces automobile craze in 1909
Twenty years ago on March 27 1909 Hudson residents join the new car trend with buyers named R W Sherratt W C Brandhurst H B Elghmey and William Crownover Sundays see police busy with drunkenness authorities report eight priests arrested last Sunday A Des Moines firm rep St George W Miller plans to move to Baltimore street and a Fourth Street building becomes a motion picture theater in two weeks An inventive farm tool by S R Brainerd gains attention and may be manufactured locally
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R. W. Sherratt
W. C. Brandhurst
H.B. Elghmey
William Crownover
Waterloo
George W. Miller
J. B. Marsh Bridge Company
Des Moines
Baltimore Street
Fourth Street
Nic Webber
One Worry Removed for Iowa Farmers in 1929 Planting
The Rock Rapids Reporter notes Iowa farmers face adequate moisture as winter remains mild, preparing for a year of real business. The temperate spell is seen as unpleasant but beneficial for readiness and soil conditions ahead of planting season.
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Rock Rapids
Northwest
Iowa
New York’s Underworld and Broadway Showdowns contrast
The article surveys New York’s criminal image with tales of “Tough Willie” a flashy fashionable desperado and the elusive mob leaders who hire killers. It contrasts city violence with quieter theatre struggles noting producers’ fears on debuts and a run of misfortunes from mismanaged premieres to failing shows.
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Manhattan
Lord Pauntleroy
Willie
Vanity Fair
Weber
Heilbroner
Rosenthal
Rothstein
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Buffalo
Presidential Ham Omelet Favored by Hoover Says Former Cook
Washington reports Mrs. Mary E. B. Rattley, longtime Hoover kitchen chief, recalls Hoover preferences and her famed ham omelet recipe. She says he enjoyed specific dishes, from ham omelet to scrambled eggs and fried hominy, while praising wholesome ingredients and precise preparation. She also notes pride in cooking for Cal Lindbergh and her lifelong culinary study.
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Mary EB
Hoover
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Hoovers
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S Street
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Lind
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