Waterles Evening Courier advertising and staff notes
Waterles Evening Courier announces subscription rates by carrier and mail, lists office details, and notes advertising policies and disclaimers. The paper, published daily except Sunday, is operated by Hartman Co. and claims Associated Press and United Press International bureaus with customary advertising rules.
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Hartman Co
Courier Bing
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
Waterloo
Jawa
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United Press International News
Associated Presa
USA
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Representatives
Too Many Laws Debate At Public Level
Opinions from across the nation clash over the burden of legislation as adjournment looms. A former US senator defends lawmakers against critics, arguing that constituents largely shape bills. Fiscal data hint at potential tax cuts under Coolidge, with officials projecting revenue gains and a possible surplus by year end.
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Treasry Department
Department
Coolidge
Green
House
Ways and Means
Melon Ara
League of Nations
Elephants and social foibles in an odd parcel
A British parliamentary delegation in East Africa received an elephant as a token of esteem but cannot bring it home. The group frets over who funds the creature’s upkeep as elephants live long, while public fascination with misused gifts and quirky headlines pervades. The piece riffs on cultural exchange, fame, Ford’s success, missing brokers, student dancers, golf nostalgia, and a schoolboy verse about a backward child at home.
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England
East Africa
British Isles
Pela
Evenine
Andrew
Iimogene
Darling
Imogene
Popular Government in the Making in Des Moines Capital
Iowa editors discuss self government abroad noting Egypt's quick parliament dissolution and a May 23 election. Also mention of California robins, Iowa State College services, and economy themes in Dubuque and Sioux City editorials.
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Des ‘Moines
Egypt
Cairo
Iplen
Burly cheese and acidosis aid in health tips
The column by William Brady discusses limburger cheese as a phosphorus source aiding acidosis prevention, debunks claims of brains needing special phosphorus compounds, and explains cheese digestion. It includes reader questions about chalk cravings, sun therapy Rollier treatment, white bread constipating myths, and guidance on sending letters for further health advice.
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Shera
Aliho
Rollier
Teysin
Switzerland
Bridy
William Brady
Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson
A husband and wife spar over a playful quarrel and blame shifting as they joke about insults and feathers. Their banter drifts through birds, vanity, and domestic annoyances before resolving in a lighthearted mock quarrel that ends with laughter.
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Wife
Roe Fulkerson
Uncle Wiggily Wind Waggle
Uncle Wiggily asks Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy for a wind waggle made from macaroni. He pierces a box with a stem and blows, releasing a sugar cloud that showers Nurse Jane. The Bunny explains the device as a playful breakfast trick in this Howard R. Garis tale.
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Uncle Wighily
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Nurse Jane
Mr. Longears
Honoy
Fuzzy Wuzzs
Bunny Bentlenin
Cemetery incident and pupil injuries amid late night shots
Fragmentary report describes a cemetery shooting where two pupils were slightly wounded. They remained in place as events unfolded with threats of bootleg activity. A minister and an officer are said to be involved in the investigation into who fired the shots.
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Andrew
Lmogene
Ami
Ukea
Choo
Oc- Dunlap
Fred
Sai
Areler
April Fool wind waggle tricks Uncle Wiggily plays
In a tale from Wilton Junction Iowa March 31 Uncle Wiggily uses a wind waggle and sugar wind to prank animal characters including Sammie Littletail Johnny Bushytail and the Woozie Wolf. The antics end with the Wolf stuck by sand and the narrator noting jokes can be useful if harmless. County supervisors hire a man and team to pull stranded autos from a mud hole near Durant.
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Uncle
Jane
Sammie Littletail
Mr. Longears
Sammie
Uncle Wiggly
Johnny Bushy
Bunny
Johnnie
Uncle Wiggily
Johannie
Wilton Junction
Durant
Abe Martin Quips on Weird Travel Mix in Local Parade
Metateon Tall manager Gabe Craw jokes about a Kentucky cave explorer and a strum dog team in Alaska to joke about consumer habits and travel quirks. The remark highlights local humor amid odd transportation topics and a playful frontier tone.
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Kentucky Cave Exporer
Alaska
Gabe Craw
Metateon Tall
Uday
Travellei Man
Nature Notes Q A on shells and animals from 1923
Burroughs Nature Club notes answer reader questions in a 1923 column. Topics include hermit crabs, rubber history, hummingbird enemies, a white headed woodpecker in Pacific regions, frost as frozen moisture, and bird locomotion with emphasis on barnyard birds, quail, roadrunner and penguin flight use.
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Pacific Coast
Oregon
Idaho
Nevada
Arctic
Antarctic
Hawarden Minister Held for Shooting
Rev W A Winterstein of Hawarden Methodist church was arrested on a charge of assault with intent to do great bodily harm after two high school pupils, Dessa Dunlap and Charles Dawson, were shot while riding through a cemetery with classmates last Tuesday. He waived preliminary examination and posted 500 dollars bail.
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Hawarden
W. A. Winterstein
Methodist Church
Winterston
Dessa Dunlap
Charles Dawson
Brain Tests by Sam LoxyD
Puzzle page item describing a fill in words game with hidden Roman conspirator name. Definitions include animal not man, flowing water, long pointed tooth, special fish, and a trial. Words inserted are Boar lavender sea the, with struck out words Oar vender seat. Remaining letters spell Binine.
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