Waterford Daily advertising and print details
Public notice style boilerplate from a Waterloo Iowa paper lists subscription prices for carriers and mail, printing policy, rights and redistribution terms, and advertising rules. It cites Associated Press credit, audit bureau membership, and advertising representatives, with multiple city office references.
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Watterloo
Iowa
PRR
Associated ‘Press
United Press
International News
Acti Oo
Associated Press
Bureau of Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story, Brooks & Finley, Representatives
Raid on Soviet Offices Shocks London in Police Sweep
Scotland Yard led a London raid on the Soviet house in the financial district and Arcus Ltd as agents searched for reg propaganda and anti government activities. The move marks a shift from tolerance to crackdown amid growing Soviet ties in Britain.
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Scotland
Yard
London
Arcus, “Ltd
Britain
Thoroly
Arcos Company
England
Socialist-Labor Party
One Argument On Automobile Collision Liability
The article discusses auto crash liability where heavier cars injure occupants of lighter ones. It notes disputes over fault and insurance, with questions about who should pay damages and whether compulsory liability insurance is justified.
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Moas
Ami
A Flier's Wife Speaks On Husband's Trans Atlantic Flight
Mrs. Clarence D. Chamberlin, wife of the aviator, granted an interview on the eve of his planned trans Atlantic flight. She shows calm confidence, saying aviation is not the most dangerous profession and preferring to be the wife of a flier over a golf fan. Her remarks reflect optimistic home front attitudes toward aviation risks.
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Clarence D. Chamberlin
Gentle Spring Turns Grim in Dusty World News
A fragmented reminiscence laments a harsh spring with floods in the country, tornadoes and storms claiming many lives, blizzards in Nebraska, earthquakes in Louisiana, cloudbursts in Arkansas, and a cold spell lasting to mid May, replacing pleasant weather with ill omens.
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Nebraska
Louisiana
Arkansas
Silver Mining for the Cloudy Road Dividends Hinted
A Clarion Monitor note hints at silver mining profits possibly boosting a railroad company. The report regards a heavy road project and a hoped dividend outcome for the railway operator through mining ventures.
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Clarion Monitor
Be Plump If You Would Be Happy in Skinny Folklore
The writer contrasts campaigns to appeal to skinny people with the flood of responses from fat women who favor weight gain. He jokes about oblongs and insulators, advises fat folk to cover up and wear layers, notes a war draft study showing average weight gain during training, and quips about yeast tablets and cod liver oil. He ends by preferring a skinny woman’s letter over fat jokes.
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Jupiter
Josh
Questions and Answers on Wound Healing and Proud Flesh
The excerpt explains granulation as the healing surface after tissue loss and notes that once clean, wounds heal best undisturbed. If granulation rises above surrounding skin, it is called proud flesh and cannot be treated at home. surgical care is essential.
Our Energy Budget by Glenn Frank
The essay argues that Americans overstate fatigue and that energy is often blocked rather than exhausted. It cites James on human energy levels, explains mental fatigue precedes physical tiredness, and urges readers to consult James The Energies of Men and Hadfield The Psychology of Power.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure Newspaper
William James
James
Hadfield
Rumor Ties Coolidge to Anti Third Term League
The New York World notes rumor from Boston that Mr. Coolidge in 1912 joined the Anti Third Term league aimed at Roosevelt. It argues such a finding would not decide any third term issue for Coolidge and urges a distinction between a president seeking a third term and a private citizen’s third nomination.
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New York World
Boston
Coolidge
Roosevelt
Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Teachers' Week Ends Opinion From Reinbeck Courier
A Reinbeck Courier column argues that teaching quality hinges on character not contract and Saturday Sunday limits. It contends towns must offer more than weekend options to retain teachers and youth, or risk decline and burial.
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Reinbeck Courier
Over There Aboard the U S France May 16 Voyage journal
A passenger aboard the U S France recounts a rough voyage to Havre with seasickness and vivid shipboard observations. Notable figures include Jay Gould and Laurens Hamilton, plus writers, publishers, and the Paris-bound ambassador Claudel. The diarist notes pink sailors, sausage lunches, a lone reader, and a full moon over the voyage toward France.
Uncle Wiggily's Ding Songs
Baby Bunty asks about flowers by the path and Uncle Wiggily explains they are called ding dongs because the blossoms resemble bells and may ring ding dong when the wind blows.
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Baby Bunty
Bunty
Mr. Longears
Baby
Uncle Wiggily
Blue bells speak to help Uncle Wiggily foes
A playful Uncle Wiggily tale features Bunty and Baby Bunty as the blue bells of dry ground ring warnings about a sneaking Bob Cat. The bells guide Uncle Wiggily to safety and water, with the robbing cat retreating after timely alarms. The children joke about future adventures and a penny savings plan for an umbrella.
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Uncle Wiggily
Baby Bunty
Uncle Wiggly
Rabbit
Trish
Mr. Longears
Bob Cat
Rob Cat
Pussy Cat
Penny Savings Bank
Uncle Wieglly
The Gray Phantom's Romance by Herman Landon
The Gray Phantom left his retreat to clear his name of a murder tied to Sylvanus Gage. He confronts the Duke’s scheme as a doctor plots vengeance, and a cry from Helen Hardwick erupts as peril rises. The phantom resists captivity, while clues emerge about a vast hidden treasure and a dangerous conspiracy.
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Herman Landon
Gray Phantom
Sylvanus Gage
Gage
Tommy Granger
Granger
Finto
Leav
Lieut
Culligore
Bimble
Helen
Doctor
Helen Hardwick
Quiz on Greek Myths in Uncle Ray's Corner
A brief quiz explores Greek and Roman myth figures including Zeus, Athena, Poseidon, Medusa, Hercules, Theseus, Atlas, Homer, Achilles, and the wooden horse. It notes the fading belief but lasting interest and encourages study for better grades. Tomorrow a Norse myths quiz follows.
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Troy
Ray
United States Maintains Neutrality in Nicaragua Controversy
The Argus-Leader notes U S policy remains neutral on Nicaragua but warns that those who oppose American support could face severe consequences. The piece reflects postwar tensions and domestic rhetoric shaping foreign policy stance.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Argus
United States
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Q A Column
The column invites readers to send questions on nature subjects to the Nature Notes Dept of the paper. Answers are promised in this column, with guidance on topics of general interest.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Nature Notes Dept
Nature Notes Questions on Trees and Nests
I answer three questions from tomorrow's Nature Notes. First, why trees fail near smelting works despite soil appearing clean. Second, the nest of the common mole. Third, where the American bit tern winters.
Answers on dolphins snakes and hob white eye lifespan
The text discusses commercial value of a blackfish oil from porpoise-saw oil used to lubricate fine machinery. It notes India hosts the most snakes with over 660 species and Europe has many, while North America is poorer, and humans reduce populations. It also chances on measuring wildlife lifespans, suggesting tagging birds and mammals to study longevity and population dynamics.
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India
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