Wateroo Evening Courier Advertising and Policy Note
The Waterloo Evening Courier issues a standard policy notice listing advertising rates and payment terms. It outlines restrictions on fraudulent or misleading ads and reserves rights to edit or omit advertising not compliant with public policy. It also lists representative offices in major cities for advertising.
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Secrercr
Peer Air Acannon Se
Waterloo
United Press International News
Associated Press
Ormere Wise
Audio Bureau of Circulations
Pricce
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
Sao Pran
Story
Bronxs
de Pinley
Minnesota Historical tour by car to Brainerd event
A motor tour preceding the Minnesota Historical Society summer meeting in Brainerd will stop at historic sites along the route. The piece urges Midwestern residents to study state and local history, noting the nation’s westward expansion and pioneer era as part of the regional epic and stressing citizens' duty to know their past.
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Minnesota Historical Society
Brainerd
Association of Ideas
Midwest
America
United States
Steam Heated Highway Proposed in Nevada
A proposal by the Nevada Automobile Association suggests heating a 16 to 20 mile stretch of the Victory highway with steam to melt snow in Sierra passes. Advocates cite steam pipes under the road and nearby geysers such as Steamboat Springs to supply heat, with operation limited to snowstorms. Nevada seeks California cooperation, aiming for what could become America’s first steam heated highway.
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Iowa
Nevada Automobile Association
Sierras
Reno
Nevada
California
America
Inculcating Culture Through Symphony Outreach
A Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra visit is framed as a vital arts education effort. The article notes the orchestra runs a large annual deficit offset by 600 guarantors and $1.5 million invested by Minneapolis businessmen over 25 years, crediting lumber magnate Elbert L Carpenter for its growth and support. It likens the effort to Walter Damrosch broadcasts and argues tours and exhibitions widen public access to the arts.
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Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Walter Damrosch
Minneapolis
Elbert L Carpenter
Chicago
Clinton
Taane
Theodore Thomas
Laem
Japan eyes Shantung as possible sphere of influence
The article argues Japan seeks control of Shantung, citing WWI seizure and ongoing aims to expand. It notes international opposition at Versailles restrained imperialist moves and warns leaders remain cautious, balancing expansion with goodwill while Japan watches global reaction.
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Japan
Shantung
Versailles
Immunity and vaccines outlined for child health
An article outlining how immunity can be enhanced or bought, with emphasis on diphtheria and smallpox vaccination, Schick tests, and toxin antitoxins. It notes city children often gain natural immunity through exposure, recommends routine vaccination before school, and covers typhoid, cholera, and pneumonia vaccines as available or uncertain. It includes reader questions on tonsil-related heart issues, repeated Schick testing, and autointoxication beliefs, with answers from a physician.
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Schick
Aly
Phesitian
Heartless Fathers Reflections on Labor Legislation and the Business Mind
President of the University of Wisconsin Glenn Frank argues against pessimism and celebrates reading historical views on labor and poverty to counter cynicism. He cites quotes from Turker, Mandeville, Young, Weylord, and others showing how poor treatment of labor has been rationalized, yet suggests progress can be inferred from such reflections.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure Newspaper
Sam A. Lewisohn
Mien
Joshua Turker
Mandeville
Arthur Young
John Weylord
Our Fathers
Park Avenue
Hoover and Agriculture in Hoover’s Favor
Atlantic News Telegraph argues Herbert Hoover would defend producers and agriculture if elected president. The piece portrays Hoover as efficient and broadly concerned with America’s resources, contending the claim he would oppose agriculture is unfounded.
Lure of the Bandwagon at Republican Convention
Delegates from Town to the national convention favor Heaver as second choice, driven by belief he may win and the bandwagon’s perceived importance. They show reluctance to stand on principle despite potential defeat, amid local pressure and opinions.
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Webster City
Freaman-Journal
Heaver
Modernistic New York and a rambunctious lemonade caper
A diary fragment from New York on May 14 cites Modernist furniture gains, design revolutions, and nightlife with figures like Count de Polignac and Peggy Hoyt. It mixes social observations with a parade of foreign language learners, fashion, and a playful children story about Nurse Jane, Bunty, and Uncle Wiggily set beside a lemon stand and a missing pitcher.
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New York
Peggy Hoyt
Aubrey Eads
Henry L. Doherty
Battery Park
Magny
Atelier
Hitr
Floppy
Bunty
Uncle Wiggily
Tommie Kat
Ior
Pig
Uncle Wiggily and the Lemonade Ls
Uncle Wiggily tries to help Bunty get seven pennies to buy a seven cent doll. He suggests seeking a money vine in the woods, but Bunty resists being teased and insists she needs real money. The dialogue centers on a playful request for money and the whimsical fix offered by the rabbit caregiver.
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Nurse Jane
Uncle Wiggily
Baby Bunty
Thollow
Jane
Rabbit
Bunty
Uncle Wiggiv
Jackie Bow
Jackie
Floppy Twistytail
Pix
Lemons Drive Town to Welcome Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wurzy
In a playful scene Bunty signals lemons as Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wurzy returns from the store with a bag. Danny and Mr. Longears exchange lines about money and lemonade while the muskrat lady housekeeper enters with the unexpected fruit.
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Mr. Longears
Bunty
Jane Fuzzy Wurzy
Not That Kind Town Homestead Debate Over President Run
Those who hope to draft the president in a possible deadlock at Kansas City point to his declinations leaving a potential loop hole for him to exploit by wording. Yet the president values his word and is not believed to run for four more years on verbal subterfuge.
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Kansas City
Joy Street heroineGay faces threats and dreams amid Broadway intrigue
Gay receives a warning letter from Howard Weston and joins friends at a dinner and supper club where Floyd Barry is introduced. Crosley plans a movie tryout for Gay while Madge dispenses hardnosed advice on climbing to the top. Gay wrestles with fear and desire as she navigates New York’s Broadway scene.
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Gay
Howard Weston
Chicago
Weston
Webb
Floyd Barry
Crosley
Mmdan
Dan
Bobbs
Carter
Madge
New York
Charley
Florentine
Broadway
Altho
Brooklyn
Pat
Carter's
Charlie
Charrie
Ste
Nest-Builders in Woods Tells of Squirrels and Harvest Mice
Uncle Rays Corner describes how squirrels nest in tree hollows or crotches using twigs leaves and bark. It notes extra nests used for concealing food and when danger forces relocation. Harvest mice build tiny warm nests from grass and leaves often hanging from grain stalks. Tomorrow Rat Katgaroos.
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Ray
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
Nature notes column invites questions about azure subjects and birds with answers promised in tomorrow's issue. It explains bird range shifts driven by rice in western states, bread mold growth and safe storage, and amber as fossilized gum from conifer trees with lighter weight and ocean-drift distribution.
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Azure
Nature Notes Dept
Chia
Abe Martin Bootleggers Are Stirring Local Tribulations
Abe Martin notes bootleggers may have a few triads but tribulations spur them. He observes that homely folks had fewer avenues before the art of lookin nifty widened the country. Tel Binkley comments today as Purviance, engaged to our leading banker, passes Miss Kfurt.
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Tel Binkley
Kfurt
Purviance
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