Waterloo Evening Courier Advertising and Policy Notice
The Waterloo Evening Courier outlines advertising terms including weekly carrier rates and masthead details. It states rights reserved for republication, pricing notices, and restrictions on advertisements that conflict with public values or mislead readers.
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Alyxcept
Sun Y
W. H. Hartman Co
Courier Bee
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St. Tel
Altopecher KG
New York
Philadelphn Sheece
Story
Founding of a Fortune and the Astor Legacy
The piece critiques inherited wealth linked to the Astor family and discusses John Jacob Astor as founder of the American Fur Company. It notes Astor's rise from Germany to the fur trade, the creation of Astoria, and his later wealth tied to government securities and land expansion.
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Astor
Aterien
Astors
Leust
Bollerue Neb
Missouri
American Fur Company
John Jacob Astor
Astor Fortunes
John Jacob Agier
Germany
America
London
Therestiernel
Canada
New York
Europe
China
Astoria
Columbia River
Manhattan
New York City
Cherry
Tso
Joan Favor
Eomne
Eomne Investm RY
Conference on Upper Mississippi Channel Construction
The St Paul based Mississippi Valley association will host a conference to advance river channel work in the upper Mississippi. Speakers include Gen Harcy tar of the US Army Engineers and Wd Ashburn head of inland and coastal waterways. program aims to push construction and completion of a permanent six foot channel 200 feet wide within five years after act passage.
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Sanuroyds
Mississippi Valles Association
St. Paul
Mi Estoni
Gen
Harcy Tar
United States Army Engineers
Wd. Ashburn
Mississippi River freight savings urged for river improvements
The Tedord barge line on the lower Mississippi shows cost advantages moving wheat from the western states to New Orleans, saving dollars per shipment and tonnage north. The upper Mississippi Valley is benefiting, with more gains expected when a six foot river rise is achieved. action to finalize the completion plan is urged at St Paul.
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Missippi
St. Louis
Minneapols
Tedord
Mississipi
OOO Vastrels
New Orleans
Mississippi Valley
Brant
Sa Paul Fets
Rebirth of personal resolve urged to curb reliance on government
A rhetoric filled column urges Americans to solve problems themselves rather than seek relief from Washington. It laments dependence on governmental wisdom and calls for a renewed spirit of self reliance, contrasting a gilded dome with heart and courage.
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Jobn Tamil
Bes
Washington
Snakes and fireworks health notes by Dr Brady
Dr Brady advises on snakebite first aid and cautions about fireworks injuries. He describes venomous snake traits, proper wound care, and the value of antitoxin serum. Firework related risks include tetanus and lockjaw, with emphasis on prompt medical attention and wound management.
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Arerdsu
AsguTe Wa
Rural living study shows utility growth mirrors towns
A survey finds labor-saving devices on farms rising from 24 percent for running water to 92 percent for telephones. The results suggest modernization is widespread even in rural areas, challenging the assumption that towns are far ahead in conveniences. The piece notes seasonal fatigue with work and references reading about Grand Goon Lake.
Rewards of Knowledge and Public Affairs Roundup
A Cedar Rapids note honors Edgar Larkin, 77, once famed for Mount Lowe observatory, now broke after illness and 37 books. Marshalltown reports a Polk County insanity case insurance battle over exam costs. Mason City reflects on Calvin and Johnsons, while Sioux City laments Butler and prohibition talk. Webster City questions prohibition as a political issue. Sioux City Journal notes tepid commentary on bobbing or helping.
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Cedar Rapids
Edgar Ll. Larkin
Mount Lowe
Larkin
Kickbielk
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Polk County
Us Moines Register
Insane Commission
Wieren
Friend Wife by Rohfulkerston
A comic scene unfolds as Dnogene flirts with Andre Teaching for the Kiss, a yellow silk negligee involved, and a chase through rooms ends with playful bickering. Imogene defends provocative manners and vows of romance, reflecting on marriage, wives, and male wandering.
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Imogene
Womlen
Ranta
Yan
Lise
Andrew
Fickleness and the Gift of a Supposed Talent
A fragment shows dialogue where a woman warns she has said too much and urges attention, while a man named Auldrew boasts he possesses a gift that negates the need for any tool. The tone hints at flirtation and tension in a dramatic scene.
The Sandman Story unfolds a woodland chase
Mrs. Fla Walker recounts Mr. Crow plotting a dinner caper with Mr. Fox and Mr. Possum as Bunny Rabbit hides in a briar patch. Ox schemes to lure Bunny toward the barn, planning Dog’s chase while the trio lingers, hoping to ambush the farm dinner.
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Mr. Fox
Mr. Possum
Bunny
Mr. Ox
Bundy
Rabbit
Possum
Man
Dog
Mr.ox
Tam Hinery
Bunny Rabbit
Mr. Pessum
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd
A digest of a Dr Cook inspired brain teaser about polar exploration and a satirical puzzle. It discusses using dog provisions and a dog eat dog method with Esquimaux, then asks how many dogs started and miles from the North Pole, ending with a math sum prompt.
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Aithea
Baron Munchausen
Cook
Avelia
North Pole
Pole
Abe Martin Tfi Auto Picks in Rainy Pause
Farmers wait for a clear spell to choose new autos as Abe Martin notes the rain-free window. Mrs Tipton Bud slowly recovers at home with the bedroom papered.
Crow Cleverly Foils Fox and Possum Plot at Farm
A forest tale follows Mr. Crow as he watches Mr. Dog on the barn floor while Mr. Fox and Mr. Possum plot near the farm. The chase erupts when Dog spots the intruders, ending with Crow’s return and a feather clue linking to Bunny Rabbit, suggesting future corn season at the farm.
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Mr. Crow
Mr. Fox
Mr. Dog
Dale
Mr. Pog- Bum
Mr. Possum
Bunny Rabbit
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Answers from 1923
Questions on wildlife and natural history are posed and answered in this Burroughs Nature Club Notes column. Topics include moose and wolf predation, bird body temperature, and extreme geographic animals, with brief Q&A and explanations.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Ature Notes
Railroad Property Benefit From Drainage Laws Declared
Des Moines reports the state supreme court ruled that railroad property benefited by drainage improvements may see a reduced assessment when total costs are distributed among private owners. The decision affects property classified as TRO and may lower charges for embankments.
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Des Moines
Priv
State Supreme Court
Cuban Sugar Sells on Docks for Record Low
New York reports 5000 bags of Cuban sugar for prompt shipment sold at 5.66 to a local refiners. Robbery near Wahpeton nets cash and Liberty bonds. details follow from Abercrombie incident. Cedar Falls dual meet canceled due to student ineligibility. Aviator killed at Wright field. another injured. French franc weakens to 18.29 per dollar as markets open.
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New York
Writer of Bible in Vernacular Speaks at Cedar Falls
Dr. Edgar Goodspeed of the University of Chicago lectures at Teachers College Auditorium Cedar Falls on his new vernacular translation of the New Testament based on early Greek manuscripts. He explains simplifying archaic terms and removing scholastic phrasing to sound like everyday modern speech.
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Cedar Falls
Floods Devastate Virginia Regions Causing Wide Damage
Belmond Virginia May 12 A flood of record swelled rivers across the state washing out roads and bridges and crushing farm land and railroad property. Casualties include a youth believed dead as Charlottesville reports losses over 200000 with seven bridges destroyed and rivers above normal levels.
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Belmond
Virginia
Charlottesville
Fire destroys Cedar Rapids oatmeal plant warehouse
A May 13 blaze at the Quaker Oats storage warehouse in Cedar Rapids destroyed the entire building and its contents causing about 20000 dollars in losses. Fireman Andrew Coleman was injured by a falling wall but expected to recover as winds pushed flames toward the west side. The cause remains under investigation and residents fought the fire with water to defend their homes.
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Cedar Rapids
Andrew Coleman
West Side
Fish explains stand on thru boulevards
F C Fish councilman Fourth ward sends a communication to the Courier detailing his position on the thru boulevard plan. He argues boulevards should ease traffic and reduce danger, opposing a fourth street amendment that would complicate the system and delay relief.
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F.C. Fish
Fourth Ward
Courier
Waterloo
Mernihe
D ' Spronokal
Wilington
Wellington
Mullan
Beth
Radio Programs Schedule Through Evening May 14
Radio Digest lists central standard time programs across stations including Northwestern lectures and orchestras, Chicago talks and concerts, Detroit and Dallas musical segments, New York synagogue services, Philadelphia broadcasts, and multiple regional concerts. Highlights include orchestras, choruses, organ recitals, lectures, and evening bands with varied local times.
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Associated Presa
Atlanta Journal
Dixie Buftzio
Osu
Chicago News
Northwestern
Chicago
WGN
Chicago Fribune
Fevue
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Muse
WOC
Dryvenport
Bedtier
WEAA
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Veuitut
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Detroit News
Newa
Detroit
Emn
Fort Worth Star Telegram
Hastings
Savana
WOS
Jefferson City
WDAF
Kansas City Star
School of the Tal
Kansas City
Orclestra
Louisville Journal
Tal
Los Angeles
Cnildron
Evlure
Storlet
Covicert
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Medford
WAG
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Aimline Glee
Montreal
New York Ciey Synagogus
WJZ
New York
WHN
WOR
Newark
WAAM
OXCH
Ottatia
Woo
Philadelphia
Paradelphia
WDAR
Chestras
Pittsburgh
Con Washine Girl
Little Lord Faverlergy
League of Americai
KGW
Portland
Pullman
Tales
San Francisco
Bradfield Band
WEKAQ
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Munisipt Han Kgaa
Seattle
Wash
Springfield
Smithsonian
Ames
Foley Pills Told Fort Wayne Man Of Pain Relief
Don Thiel of 118 He Columbia Street Fort Wayne Indiana reports quick relief from pains after taking Foley Pills a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys. The ad claims the pills flush and stimulate kidney activity.
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Columbia St
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Foley
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