Daily Exponent Waterloo ad rates and policy notes
The page lists subscription prices and delivery areas for a Waterloo newspaper printed by W. H. Hartman Co. It includes advertising rate details, payment terms, and policy statements on accuracy and public interest. It also mentions Associated Press membership and cautions on tariff impacts and regional agricultural concerns.
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W. H. Hartman Co
Courier
Cornee Perk Ave
Commercial Bt
Jonn O. Hartman
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
Press International News
Audit Bureau OF Circulatio
New
York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
Gen Prans
Story
Expert explains stock market loans and speculation
The address by E H K Simmons at the Chicago Stock Exchange dinner argues that stock market activity fuels legitimate enterprise and cannot be reduced to gambling. He notes the link between securities issuance and open market trading, and warns against viewing brokers loans as pure speculation while stressing the necessity of speculation for economic expansion.
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E. H. HK. Simmons
Chicago Stock Exchange
Simmons
New York Stock Exchange
Ike
Althe
Federal Reserve Board
New York
Crane Tower to rise 75 stories in Chicago skyline
A 1022 foot Crane Tower will be built on Randolph Street east of Michigan Avenue, supported by steel legs with electric trains beneath. It will house Crane Company offices and Timois Central general offices, span 3.5 million square feet, include 1000 car garages and a 125 foot beacon, and replace Chicago’s first true skyscraper.
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Randolph Street
Chisago
Michigan Avenue
Illinois Central
Eiffel Tower
Paris
T. C
Crane Company
Timois Central General
Crane
Equitable
New York City
Bank
Chicago
Congress faces tariff clash amid farm relief push
Frank H. Simonds warns Congress in a tense session that tariff revision may clash with farm relief. He likens Congress to a man between the devil and the deep sea, needing to please both domestic and international interests. He notes Canada and South America have warned of adverse consequences from tariff increases.
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Congress
Frank H. Simonds
Canada
South America
Eimonds
Exercise to Reduce Blood Pressure in Health Column
The fourth and final installment outlines a deep breathing approach to lower blood pressure inspired by Dr Israel Rappaport. It notes a concentrated daily breathing regimen can raise pulmonary expansion and reduce pathological blood pressure levels, but cautions that it is hard to perform and not detailed in the paper.
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Israel Rappaport
Rappaport
The Family Doctor Calls For General Medical Practice
The piece argues against exclusive specialization in medicine and praises general practitioners. It urges young men to pursue broad, long term physician roles, noting the need for doctors who treat patients as whole organisms, study families, heredity, and long patient relationships. It cautions against the lure of cash from niche specialties.
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Hans
Tam
Pitt Helder
Sesh a % AVLOMERT LOOK OUT HERBERT on relief plan
A terse local column riffs through political jabber around farm relief plans and Hoover era policy shocks. The piece mocks Herbert and Hoover era politics with wry humor, noting Iowa and Guthrie County quips and stray gags about golf and Yale. It also mentions Speed of Davenport arrested for 15 cents driving and jokes about weather and sports.
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Herbert
Senate
Hoover
Elyde
Brain Tests 1c quiz on famous figures
A three minute intelligence exercise asks to classify well known persons. Herbert Hoover Babe Ruth Daniel Webster Galvin Coolidge Rudyard Kipling and Thomas A Edison are presented with multiple choice descriptors to underline the correct definition. Answers appear on the Society Page.
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Herbert Hoover
Babe Ruth II
Bis
Daniel Webster
United States
Galvin Coolidge
Maine
Rudyard Kipling
England
Thomas A. Edison
Wi Puther
Gossip and memory from Abe Martin era at Melodeon Hall
Uncle Niles Turner, 104, recalls a childhood meeting at Melodeon Hall to stop gambling. He notes social shifts as wives once resigned after marriage while today they seek raises.
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Melodeon Hall
Niles Turner
New Yorker recollections and theatre chatter in May air
A Long May 10 column in New York blends street observations and cultural digressions. The writer cites Gilbert Gabriel and Charles King, notes fashion, eateries, and showbiz gossip, and recounts quirky incidents from Broadway to Central Park.
Roads Save Their Cost
North Carolina motorists pay 1 million for roads but save more than that investment, per North Carolina State College. Since 1921 the state built 7,500 miles of highways costing 127 million, largely financed by gas tax bonds. Annual vehicle taxes yield about 14 million, eightfold returns imply substantial net savings and broader prosperity.
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Christian Science Monitor
North Carolina
United States
North Carolina State College Engineering Experiment Station
Aeenses
Drunken Hunters Face Penalty Parity With Drunken Driving
The Michigan legislature passed a bill to punish drunken hunters with the same severity as drunken motorists. Affected individuals wielding a firearm while intoxicated would face a stiff fine and jail term, reflecting the view that firearms share danger with autos when in the hands of the drunk.
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Davenport
Michigan
Observations on Early 20th Century Car Speeds and Style
The El Dorado Times notes high compression engines let cars reach 80 to 90 miles per hour in discussion. The Boston Globe contrasts changing fashion from growlers to costly handbags. The Louisville Courier-Journal warns that a single swallow may yield a jail term under the Jones act.
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el Dorado Times
Louisville Courier-Journal
Washington Daybook on Senator Overman Daylight Saving Habits
Washington Daybook profiles U S Senator Lee Slater Overman of North Carolina. It notes his 75 years, 26 years in the Senate, key committee roles, and disciplined routine including radio mornings, standard time, and a desire to return to regular hours next fall. It also highlights his wartime service and valued support to President Wilson.
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Heesset
Washington, D. C
U.P
United States
North Carolina
Lee Slater Overman
Overman
Washington
Senator Overman
Capitol Hill
Senate
Appropriations
Plummer
Congress
Wilson
Press independence questioned as paper investments fuel concern
The New York Times contends that the International Paper and Power Company purchases threaten journalistic independence and public trust. Editors worry about owners influencing coverage while critics urge keeping newsrooms free from business interests, urging scrutiny of high prices and limited newsprint control.
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New York Times
International Paper & Power
Graustein
The
International
New England
Boston Herald-Traveler
Federal Trade Commisssion
the International
Making Indians Citizens
Three Cass Lake citizens report on a survey of conditions among Minnesota Indians made for the interior department. They recommend abolishing ration issuance and instead direct tribal funds through local authorities to those in need, reflecting a new interior policy under Dr. Ray Lyman.
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Wilbur
Cass Lake
Washington
Minneapolis Journal
Minnesota
Interior Department
Secretary of the Interior
Ray Lyman
What is a newspaper What is the paper for
Martindale In Cass County Mo News defends journalism as a public forum. The editor argues a paper should stand for principles not business pressures and warns of boycotts for policy stances.
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Martindale
Cass County
Views of the People on Waterlon Sunday School Convention
Letter from E M W Brananhan thanking Polk Like Waterloo Penn College Oskaloosa Iowa readers for coverage of a recent town state Sunday school council convention. He credits Waterlon for hospitality from religious education forces and churches and praises cooperation that aided the event.
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Polk
Waterloo
Penn College
Oskalooss
Schoor Council
Waterlod
Wahterion
Waterlon
E. MW
Btranahan
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