Water Loo Evening Courier Masthead Notice and Rates
Waterloo Evening Courier masthead shows publisher W. H. Hartman Co. at Courier Bldg Corner Park Ave and Commercial st. Rates list carrier weekly within 50 miles yearly beyond 50 miles and a mall option with varying terms. Publisher rights and policy statements from Associated Press and Audits Bureau of Circulations are noted.
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TINO
Delly
W. H. Hartman Co
Courier Bldg
Corner Park Ave
Commercial &T
John G. Hartman
Jackson McCoy
Waterloo
Ione
Associated Press
United Press International News
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
New York
Phtadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
Rooks & Fintey
Representatives
Employee ownership and its impact on industry
The article surveys the rise of employee stock ownership plans in large U.S. firms, noting 1927 figures of 1,000,000 employees holding $1 billion in stock. It discusses cooperation between workers and management, the risk of workers gaining control, and the motivating effect of employee shareholders on company profitability. It cites Edward S. Cowdrick arguing that workers likely won’t control industry, as new stock issues outpace employee purchases.
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America
Edward S. Cowdrick
United States
In Defense of a Trite Weather Topic
The weather talk is derided by critics as repetitive and shallow yet it holds real significance. It shapes farmers' income, retail activity, and daily choices such as travel, attire, and family decisions, influencing social and economic life across the nation.
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Blank
Prohibition Prosecutions Tactics According to Willebrandt
Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrandt assistant attorney general in charge of prohibition prosecutions writes to United States attorneys detailing the Jones law scope and charges for dry violators. She notes most cases implicate multiple sections of law across Internal Revenue statutes prohibition acts and tariff or customs statutes. The letter emphasizes reviewing evidence to decide under which sections to prosecute and explains when to file or present to a grand jury.
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Mabel Walker Willebrandt
United States
Congress
Fragmented Crude Rhetoric From Archived Commentary
A dated excerpt mocks immigration deportation power, notes 14,000 millionaires in the United States, questions social exclusivity, and comments on women's bodies and bobbed hair bandits, reflecting a controversial early 20th century tone without graphic detail.
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United States
Health insurance myths and patient care debated
A writer argues against health oriented work by life insurers, citing mortality data and risk selection to contend it raises overall costs. Excerpts discuss personal health queries, hive angioedema, a child with a nasal foreign body, flaxseed as fattening, and asthma remedies, with Dr Brady responding to letters.
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G. A. Pui
Brady
William Brady
Popularizing Knowledge and Its Double Edge
A satirical lecture on the popularization of knowledge contrasts scholars and popularizers. It laments dust gathering results, praises artists who bring ideas to common people, and cites Herodotus Wells Durant More Luther and Bacon as examples of effective popularization.
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Oas Les
Herodotus
Wells
Will Durant
Thomas More
Bacon
Martin Luther
Megalaire
BRIGHT COLLEGE HUMOR AND AVIATORS FOR ITALY
A quirky college column notes two Sentiie students prank calling President Hoover from a sorority house, potentially charged to the house. It asks if gag lines will deter advisors, cites Sinclairs, and mentions a book called Seven Hundred Sandwiches. It also covers Italy's plan to boost aviation by subsidizing pilots, cutting prices for joining the national reserve flying force, aiming to expand air power and mass produce planes.
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Washington University
Chi Omega House
Hoover
Myr. Hoover
Italy
New Orleans
Times-Picayune
Mussolini
National Reserve
Brain Tests go Evening Post error corrections
A Society Page note from Evening Post presents a set of false statements for correction. It includes claims about Columbus 1492 Roosevelt 1919 Edward VII 1920 Napoleon Sardinia Porto Rico and Great Britain divisions, asking readers to fix them within a time limit.
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America
Columbus
Thedora Roosevelt
United States
Albert Edward
England
Edward VII
Napoleon Bonaparte
France
Sardinia
Porto Rico
Cuba
Great Britain
Scotland
Ireland
Abe Martin Quips About Uncle Sam's Wealth and Friends
A humorous line attributed to Hon. Ex Editor Cale Fluhart portrays Uncle Sam as rich due to lacking friends. The remark appears amid casual banter about local roads and city life, reflecting a regional, easygoing tone.
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Sam
Hon
Cale Fluhart
Easy Street
City
Springtime Memories From an Old Home Place
A narrator reflects on spring's beauty tied to childhood and familiar places. The piece contrasts a Texas spring with colder origins, evokes the senses through birds, blossoms, scents, and the feeling of spring as an intimate memory tied to home. It recalls a moment with a master and ponders what constitutes the spirit of spring.
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Texas
Lam
Henry Timrod
Merrie England
Wordsworth
Keats
George Sand Journal Published in English Translation
A translation of One Intimate Journal of George Sand appears in English after long family-guarded secrecy. It explores Sand’s love life with Alfred de Musset, her philosophical conversations, and later notes. The volume, edited by Marie Jenney Howe, aims to defend Sand against calumny while presenting intimate writings and letters.
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Richard G. Maslock
New York
George Sand
Alfred de Musset
George Sane
Marie Jenney Howe
Aurore Sand
Musset
Piffedt
George Grand
Massey
Jules Sandeau
Francis de Croisset
Croisset
Leopold II
Albert
Belguum
Tke George Sand
Leopold
Comte Louis de Lichtervelde
Thomas H
Hussell Reed
Great Britain
America
Bismarck
Belgium
Livingstone
Stanley
Broadway’s shadowed belles and the underworld of New York
From New York in May a portrait of chic young women entangled with shady nightclub life and powerful men. A society split, where finery hides flawed loyalties and risk, as love, money and status collide on the city’s crowded streets.
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New York
Broadway
Warhlen
Catoctin estate lures Hoover with fishing history
Washington May 11. Public attention centers on the Catoctin estate in Maryland, bought by Lawrence Richey for Hoover’s use as a fishing preserve. The 1770 manor, iron works, and nearby Rose Hill offer historic charm, deer and wild ducks, and famed trout streams, with Washington linked to Jacques and Johnson families through hunting and visits.
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Vy Werhfry
Washington, D. C
Washington
Catoctin Estate
Maryland
Floover
Aishing
Lawrence Richey
Hoover
White House
Richey
Catoctin
Gatactin
Catoclin Manor
Lancelot Jacques
Thomas Johnson
Johnson
Rose Hill Manor
Catestin
Yorktown
Jacques Familly
Catholin
Tracing Callers Might Aid Crime Detection
A newspaper editor notes that locating the source of car or anonymous calls could save lives and deter false tips. Such anonymous messages are ignored unless verifiable, but interconnecting records of calls could enhance crime detection and accountability.
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Health Conservation
Longevity Service
Ike
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Nioe
Millon
Questions and
University of Wisconsin
Une McClure
Sinclair
Agnella
Muirfield
Waiter Hagen
Evening Post, Inc
Anisters
Abe Martin
By Tad
Dumg
Dora
Squaw
Wee
Autmmorit Total
Gargain
Qian
Austin Tims
Samncing New Books
Burlington Gazetter
Telephone Corporation
Park Avenue
Madison
Grand Central Station
Cincinnati
Riga
Indy
Paris Boulevardier
Life
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Frederick
George Washington
Jacques
Catoctin Mountains
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