Water ailment rates and classifieds policy notice
A fragment from a Waterloo newspaper shows subscription prices and mail rates with terms for distance, plus publisher notices about advertising policies. It cites United Press International and Associated Press affiliations, classifies rates and eligibility rules, and mentions mailing and payment deadlines and office reps across major cities.
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Sioa
Waterloo
United Press International News
Associated, Press
Associated Press
Algo
Publis Erein
Dia
Antelier
Bureau of Cirrculations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Representatives
Self Regulation and the Outdoor Advertising Code
An examination of self regulation contrasts a New York stage example with the Outdoor Advertising Association of America. The association promotes ethical standards, truth in advertising, and restrictions on hazardous or unsightly placements to win public goodwill and improve national business life.
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New York Stage
Outdoor Advertising Association of America
Outdoor Advertising Association
Publc
The
Association
Navy and the Next War: Sims Warns Against Reckless Deployments
The review discusses naval leadership from John Paul Jones to Dewey, with Admiral Sims arguing against sending battleships into danger. He suggests moving ships up the Mississippi to avoid harm while urging tests to uncover facts and avoid driving new defense appropriations. The piece critiques Mitchall experiments as inconclusive.
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America
John Paul Jones
Perry
Dewey
Schley
Farragut
Sims
Uld
Feiss Sippi
Col. Mitchall
Case of Dr Bose Revisits Hindu Citizenship Status
The 12 year old case recalls Dr Sudhindra Bose a Hindu resident who was granted citizenship and faced a 5 year government bid to revoke it on race grounds. The action was dismissed on technical grounds preserving his rights. It implies Hindus seeking US citizenship may be affected by the Supreme Court ruling while the decision stands.
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Sudhindra Bose
United States
Supreme Court of the
Department of Justice
Bose
High Court
Supreme Court
Kiss stunt study questions film illusion
A Baltimore Sun note questions a Colorado college survey claiming a kiss can erase life in three minutes, contrasting it with the kinds of stunts seen in movies. The piece hints at overstatement or theatrical exaggeration within the research claim.
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Baltimore Sun
Colorado College
Dick Test Proves Poor Immunity Indicator For Scarlet Fever
A University of Minnesota outbreak shows 530 students tested with the Dick test, 264 positive and 266 negative. Of the 48 who developed scarlet fever, 15 had a positive test, indicating the test’s unreliability as immunity proof. Experts call for polyvalent immunizing approaches rather than a single toxin test.
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School of Agriculture
University of Minnesota
H. D. Lees
Students’ Health Service
Altho
Questions and Answers on Lung Tuberculosis Onset
Yow T. B. begins with a column on tuberculosis symptoms and onset modes. Dr. Brady cites six onset pictures from Dr. De Lancey Rochester’s clinic and urges periodic health exams. He notes readers should seek examination if any pattern seems relevant and offers personal health letters for reply.
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K. R
de Lancey Rochester
Rochester
Brady
Iil
William Brady
The New Nakedness and Television’s Threats
Glenn Frank argues that rapid tech advances from telegraph to television erase privacy and isolation. He foresees a future where the home is transparent, everyone on stage, and personal sincerity challenged by constant public gaze. He warns television brings both triumphs and terrors.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
The
Century Magazine
Ragged volunteer directs traffic like an official
The Dubuque Telegraph-Herald notes Americans’ inclination to obey authority even without formal power. A downtown street scene shows a shabby civilian directing cars with confident, lordly gestures, and motorists comply without questioning him. This reveals a cultural ease with bossing and obedience beyond formal roles.
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Dubuque
Grains and Diversification in Farm Income
Davenport Times notes that grain provides 13.5 percent of farm income while dairy and poultry yield 2 percent and meat animals 21 percent. Fruits and vegetables contribute about as much as grains. Findings apply to aggregate earnings, not individual farmers, and prompt questions about overemphasizing grain price support versus diversification.
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Davenport
Diary Notes on New York Life From May 9 1927 Pepys Style
O C McIntyre records a rainy night with his dog at the park then a string of urban vignettes. He writes of a smudged typewriter, reading The Sun Also Rises, tea with Kathleen Norris, and playful scenes with Ray Long Jr. He muses on postal clerks and penmanship, colorful club life, vaudeville crowds, fashion shifts to double breasted jackets, and witty signs at local cafes near the Palace Theatre.
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New York
Pepys
Gene Tunney
Kathleen
Charlie Norris
Ray Long, Jr
Uncle Wiggily and Mrs Jane's Beater
Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy asks Uncle Wiggily to mend her broken beater not a rug or toy. Mr Longears jokes about fixing toys while Mrs Fuzzy Wuzzy explains she needs the beater repaired after adventures with Boppy and the Wog glejigs in the bungleump.
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Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Mr. Longears
Fuzzy Wuzzy
Boppy
Uncle Wiggily and the nibbling Alligator in the kitchen
In a woodland tale, Nurse Jane loses a mixer beater and Uncle Wiggily repairs it while the alligator plots to nibble ears. The scheme backfires as the beater splashes batter into the intruder’s eyes, blinding him and leading to his arrest. Nurse Jane returns to praise the repaired beater and the story hints at further adventures with Tele Wireil and the May worm.
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Nurse Jane
Jane
Skillery
Uncle Wiggily
Gator
Mr. Longears
Knickerbocker Press: Mr Cool Idee Heading West Fishing
Mr Cool Idee travels to the west for a fishing vacation. Reports note anglers already on site including Mr Tow Den and Mr Rorah.
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Knickerbocker Press
Coolidee
Towden
Rorah
The Gray Phantom's Romance in a Dark House Escape
The Gray Phantom returns from retirement to search for Sylvanus Gage's killer. He overpowers two watchful sentinels in a dim house as he frees himself from a trap, rescues a girl, and kidnaps Tommy Granger while pursuing clues at the Gage residence.
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Gray Phantom
Clue
Sylvanus Gage
Gage
Tommy Granger
the Phanton
Granger
Gage House
Pinto
Leav
Lieut
Culligore
Calligore
Toots
History Quiz in Uncle Rays Corner
A new reader quiz series begins in Uncle Rays Corner asking ten history questions for young readers. The questions cover explorers before Columbus the first US president French explorers in Canada or Mississippi Mexico conquest led by Cortes Pacific discovery by Balboa and others the cause for calling natives Indians Norman conquest leader William the Conqueror and the losing general at Waterloo. Answers appear tomorrow in the Corner.
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North America
United States
Canada
Mississippi Valley
Mexico
Pacific Ocean
America
England
Waterloo
Tomorrow's Nature Notes answers and beetle bait tips
The notes discuss stage shedding for toads, the existence of prehistoric elephants as mastodons and mammoths, and the usefulness of nesting boxes for birds. Beetle collecting tips suggest placing bait in a garden and near a barn, then checking after about 12 hours for activity.
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America
Sire A E
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