Waterloo Iowa newspaper advertising and policies notice
The notice outlines advertising rates and payment terms, classified ad page location, and publication rights. It lists editorial staff roles, national and local office locations, and associations with the Associated Press. It also states conditions on publication, rejection of certain ads, and general policy governs accuracy and integrity.
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West Park Ave
John G Harman
Peterson
Treas
Carrion
Waterloo
Iowa
Menber
Associated Press
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Emper Audit Bureau of Pigeniationn
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E.G. Doughertz
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Storr, Thooks & Finley
Hep's
Remembering Charles W. Mullan Waterloo civic leader dies
Waterloo mourns Judge Charles W. Mullan who died Thursday. He lived in Waterloo over seventy years, served the community with justice and courtesy, fought for his country, and earned lasting respect for his civic and legal contributions.
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Charles W. Mullan
Waterloo
Mullen
Waerloo
Ative
Jorg
Jindes Mulan
Aourt
Saloons Close Prompt Reflections On Affability
The fragment contemplates social mood as saloons shut and notes a rejected suitor atlas marries too soon. Conerieh National Nawsemar Sorvica appears as an agency tag in this sparse item.
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Atlas
Conerieh
National Nawsemar Sorvica
Health Talks on Diet and Drugs From Dr Porter
Diet notes urge sparing fruits nuts sweets potatoes and many vegetables while favoring plain substantial foods. A reader asks about neuralgia and a dangerous drug, answered as a prescription warning and reassurance about fear of death.
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Wm. J. Porter
Lisping and Speech Defects in Children
Article outlines causes of lisping stammering and stuttering in children and how to prevent and treat them. Emphasizes dental issues habits training parental influence and early dentist visits as key factors in reducing speech problems.
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Thompson Feature Service
A Habit We All Ought to Have
A columnist reflects on forming good habits such as prompt rising and timely letters response. He notes personal struggles with delaying wake times and postponing tasks, urging readers to view negative habits as drawbacks and pursue self improvement through consistent routines.
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Jack Robinson
The Peacock Butterflies and the Sandman Story
Plain Miss Butterfly longs for the colors of Mr. Peacock’s tail. A bee calls the peacock vain as Miss Butterfly imagines wearing a gown made from tail feathers. She asks him to part with one feather so she may see her beauty as it truly is.
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Miss Butterfly
Mr. Peacock
Miss
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Peacock Butterfly Toyed With Flattery In Garden Tale
A plain butterfly flatters Mr. Peacock into a grand wardrobe plan. With help from Woodpecker, Miss Butterfly becomes a stunning blue and black Peacock Butterfly, dazzling rivals and earning jealous glances as the tale ends with the family naming the fashionable butterfly.
Brain Tests: Identify the girls by apple prices
In a Red Cross fair three girls Martha Mary and Jane sold apples. Prices were 2 cents, 3 cents, and 3 for 5 cents. The one at 3 for 5 cents had 15 apples. Using totals given by the puzzle, determine which girl is Mary Martha and Jane. The puzzle comes from 1919 by Sam Loyd.
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Martha
Mary
Jane
Jana
Freckle and Tan Lotion From Lemons and Orchard White
Squeeze juice from two lemons into three ounces of orchard white to make a quarter pint of complexion lotion. Grocers supply lemons and drug stores offer orchard white. Massage into face neck arms and hands daily to fade freckles brighten skin and maintain a rosy whiteness. Harmless and non irritating.
Farm rights delayed by a year as plans proceed
Iowa editors note farm moves delayed a year due to funding, while discussions focus on railways finances and economic strains. Columns quote Davenport Times on labor, capital, and bolshevism with caution about union strength and political currents.
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Davenport Times
Tracr Star-Clipper
Combing Won't Rid Hair Of Dandruff Tips
An old instruction advises dissolving dandruff with about four ounces of liquid and applying to the scalp at night. Rub in with fingertips to stop itching, improve shine, and reduce flakes, claiming three or four more applications will finish the job. Liquidation is sold at drug stores and is inexpensive.
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Germany
Boston
America
Gerany
Mies
Peptiron chocolate coated pills promise fast blood boost
Purporting to be the iron tonic Peptiron claims quick, powerful action on blood and nerves. The ad urges immediate use after meals, promises appetite and digestion support, and praises its economy and portability, made by C. L Hood Co in Lowell.
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C. L Hood. CO
Lowell
Unclear OCR fragment hints at political or legal wording
Fragmentary text appears to reference a government or legal action with no clear names, dates, or locations. Unable to identify a cohesive event or entities from the readable snippet.
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