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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1928

Page

4

Waterloos Evening Courier Ads and Subscriptions Details

An old Waterloo Evening Courier sample shows advertising and subscription pricing with references to W B Hartman, local offices at Waterloo Iowa, and rates for snail mail and distant delivery. Mentions Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation with standard newspaper policy notes.

OL Veneha W. B. Hartman Courier Corner Park Ave Mt. Telephone John C. Hartman Ternamres Pnsses Benee Dackson McCoy Eeesee Rr Waterloo Towa Associated Press United Press Internatian Neveln

Utah Lawmaker Slams Boulder Dam Bill as Costly Power Scheme

A Voice from Utah reports protests against the Boulder dam bill, with Representative Leatherwood of Utah labeling the measure dangerous and unsound. He argues it disguises flood control and irrigation needs to secure federal construction and predicts excessive costs plus vast hydroelectric and water benefits for California and southern cities. Arizona and Utah raise objections, while California offers none.

UTAK Boulder Dam Ashurst Arizona Leatherwood Utah House Committee On Irrigation and Reclamation California

Internecine strife over DAR black list pins scandal

A Maryland woman, Filemore Dutcher Key, backed a motion to table resolutions censuring the DAR, triggering a vote that dissolved the association's 30 year contract for the official DAR wheel and distaff pin. Details of her earnings remain unknown but financial relief seems likely. The piece notes harsh reprisals against insurgents.

Daughters of the American Revolution Ira Filemore Dutcher Key Maryland

Fine party at the theatre ends with crowd noise

A chaotic screening in a theatre drew about a thousand youths, though only a few dozen caused the uproar. Patrons jabbed and jeered as the loud screeching and raucous subtitles filled the venue while ushers and managers weighed how to preserve crowd cash and peace.

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Inauguration of the straw hat season voiced

Timothy Katies notes San Francisco leads straw hat news as eastern papers pick up the tale. Mayor Rolph boosts alfalfa derbies and wears warm weather apparel while touring the country. Uncertain May days defy a fixed inauguration date, with May Day and July 4 cited as possibilities.

Timothy Katies San Francisco Los Angeles Golden Gate Rolph Sen Fprmetsch Iowa

Training the Baby On Bladder Control For Toddlers

William Ebrady presents at length home guidance on early bladder control for babies. It covers timing for daytime dryness by 2 to 3 years, nighttime dryness by 3, and techniques to prevent bed wetting using chair training, timed urination, and regular toilet visits. It warns against labeling the child as weak and emphasizes hygiene and supportive parental attitude.

Bear Doctor Explains Youth Health Habits and Hygiene

In a letters column, a young reader asks about cold and humidity myths and weight gain. Dr William Brady advises against dampness, urges regular dental visits, and notes personal habits may not harm health. readers should write brief inquiries with self addressed envelopes.

Charles E Brady William Brady

If Trees Had Tongues By Glenn Frank

An essay urged by forest preservation and economic threat to old growth woods. It imagines trees lamenting dwindling forests, urges citizens and industry to protect forests, linking beauty and health to economic and national well being.

Glenn Frank University of Wisconsin Century Magazine McClure

Advertising Budgets Put Merit On Car- Tol Dealer

A Carroll Herald note claims one local car dealer pays 3000 dollars annually for advertising, with funds spread to other newspapers in the state. It argues advertising pays and urges every merchant to budget proportionally to business volume.

Carroll Herald Carroll

Summer Arrives on New Yorks East Side Carnival Air

The piece describes summer in New York City with East Side life blooming. Street vendors, ice cream carts, and open balconies contrast with the Bowery and tenement districts. Snails in Paris and dining curiosities pepper the travelogue tone, ending with a cautionary anecdote about pedestrian safety.

New York Fles Spain East Side Bowery Tescue Missions

Uncle Wiggily and the Five Hills

A hungry Boo Cat Fox and Bob Cat corner Uncle Wiggily in the Five Hills tale. They grill each other about supper as the Woozie Wolf slinks from the bushes seeking a bite. The scene ends with a mysterious interruption as a figure appears.

Uncle Wiggily Fox Wiggily Nol

Puzzle Garden Names From Uncle Wiggily Tale

In a talking forest scene Bob Cat and allies confront Uncle Wiggily by his bungalow where four plant names are hidden in a pots puzzle. The Black Bear explains the four names were ROSE, TULIP, PANSY and DAISY and the tense banter ends with the group noting their hunger.

Black Bear Skillery Scullery Bob Cat Uncle Wiggily Rose Pansy Daisy Yale

Coconut Palms And The Maldive Cocanuts Of The Sea

The Maldive islands lie in the Indian Ocean. Early travelers saw large coconuts near native huts and believed they came from trees under the sea. Later sources show coconuts come from trees north of Madagascar, some fruit falling into the ocean. The coconuts described are unusually large, about twice the size of common coconuts. The palm is vital to natives for sap drink toddy, sugar from sap, husk fibers for mats and ropes, fresh coconut milk, and lamp oil. The shell is often fashioned into a cup or ladle. The piece ends with a note that the coconut tree grows amid natives and monkeys.

Maldive Islands Indian Ocean Europe Madagascar Tropics East Indies Ray

Five Hills Plot Against Uncle Wiggily In Sunset Trick

A wolf, Bob Cat, Black Bear, and Fox scheme to lure Uncle Wiggily from his bungalow by staging a sunset visit. The Bear impersonates Mr Whitewash to coax the rabbit toward five hills where hidden figures await. Uncle Wiggily views a five hill puzzle before the staged meeting unfolds.

Uncle Wiggily Jim Bob Cat Black Bear Fox Mr. Whitewash Polar Bear Five Hills Uncle Wigzily Unkie Wig Ave Hills Uncle Wiggly

Abe Martin on prohibition era and town approval

In a rural exchange Abe Martin notes that the local commercial club rejected a big convention during a meetin day as prohibition officials always try to shape town events. Squire Marsh Swallos reflects on past chances to obtain permission to use a phaeton on Sundays amid a scene of mothers pleading for their sons.

Five men with tools puzzle teased for future tale

A riddle asks to name five men holding items they use in work, unseen by the observer. The Bear struggles to solve it, promising tomorrow’s story about Laele Wiggily and Sallie’s party. A dusting brush cannot描 paint eyes, nose, or mouth on the clock face.

Laele Sallie

Joy Street escapade opens as Gay shifts to New York fashion world

Gay Hilton a 20 year old private secretary heads to New York after a $300 offer to vanish. She lands a modeling job at Carter's but faces pressure from coworkers and a mysterious man tailing her as she navigates high society and danger, with a cliffhanger tease for the next chapter.

Gay Hilton Lo Howard Weston H. Manufacturing Co Weston New York Gay Gay Hitson Ecause Louis Bruck Madge Picture Theatre Altho Lucia Carter Gey Carters Island Brooklyn Ufe Carter’s Miss Bobbs Pat Flo

Burroughs Nature Club Notes and Autos Opinion

Burroughs Nature Club Notes discuss common questions about mice birds insects and plant needs with basic explanations on plant digestion, storage, and pests. An item from Marshalltown Times-Republican challenges anti prohibition auto accident claims by noting the US holds the majority of cars and fatalities amid high traffic density.

Marshalltown Times-Republican United States

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