Wateries Evening Courier Ad Rates and Policies
The paper lists advertising rates per week and per year with monthly options. It notes payment is due by the 15th of the following month and that fraudulent ads are not intended to be printed. Policies include rejection of certain ads and reserve rights to edit content. It mentions Associated Press affiliation and multiple office bureaus.
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Pancy Salaries and Railroads Pay Debate
A Rail age critique argues high salaries for railway officers are not the cause of high costs. Official figures show small percentage increases for officers versus overall payroll, with wages rising gradually from 1916 to 1920. The piece compares railroad pay to entertainment stars and asserts genius executives justify large compensation.
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Cox Urges Democrats to Hold Opposition For Now
James M. Cox tells six Democratic leaders and party newspapers there is time for the Democrats to act as opposition to the Republicans who have had a chance to show their opacity. He adds Let them alone for the present a sound idea from two angles.
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Political counsel from Cox on Harding era critique
The piece suggests Democrats who back the Harding administration too early risk a bad outcome if the administration fulfills the criticised issues. It notes Mr. Cox offers constructive advice, distancing himself from campaign stunts, and hints critics tried to shift focus from Republican topics.
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Comet talk stirs public wonder and fear in prior era
A local column reflects on the historical fear and fascination with a periodical comet. It notes the comet’s predicted near Earth approach in June, the harmless meteor shower to follow, and public interest sharpened by sensational headlines and financial scandals tied to a Chicago theatre strike.
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New York Auto Fatalities Rise Compared To 1926
The article notes that in the first four months of this year more people were killed by automobiles in New York state than in the same period of 1926. It contrasts the grim trend with a wartime veteran’s grim humor about future eras.
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Health Talks on Glenard's Disease and Neuritis
Reader questions address stomach and bowel ptosis called Glenard's disease with methods from conservative support to possible surgery. Other inquiries describe neuritis symptoms in the arm and hand, a noncancer under the breast, and philosophical musings on death and immortality.
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Franklin K Lane deathbed thoughts and faith in immortality
A few hours before death Franklin K Lane dictated reflections on facing possible mortality. He cites Socrates and his creed "I accept" while acknowledging the mystery of death and the soul's immortality, expressing faith that a hereafter exists as he faced an operation.
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Local Clerk Mulls Move to Hitchbeach Croquet Route
Rev. Wiley Tanger considers moving to Hitchbeach Indiana to gain a municipal croquet jet advantage. Miss Fawn Lippineut asserts Lemon Juice will restore the listar t weathered Jiknees.
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His Daily Needs by Frank J Stanton
Fragmented verse and dialogue present a column titled His Daily Needs by Frank J Stanton. The lines muse on wisdom for today and enduring life with scattered poetic imagery and weather-related humor.
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Frank J. Stanton
Haelish Note on Learning and Patience in Crisis
The text contrasts learning from children with patience as a shade is found. It repeats awaiting a coming and a self inflicted act by a disappointed man. It cites Dubuque Times Journal quoting Gary, chairman of a steel corporation, praising United States resilience amid rough times.
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Alan Seeger
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Brain Tests by Sam Loed
Puzzle from yesterday asks which fruit the mountains symbolize from a rebus view. It features wordplay with CHIN and CHARM clues and hints at FOCH. The item presents a playful challenge in a newspaper puzzle column.
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Sam Loed
The Substitute Millionaire Mystery Unfolds In Blackmail Plot
Jack Norman heir to Silas Gyde’s eighty million estate uncovers a web of blackmail and murder tied to an anarchist group. He confronts Clara Cleaver and the secret secretary Bobo, who funnel money to fuel crimes while Miriam Culbreth and others become entangled in a dangerous power play. The tale climaxes as truths emerge about payments, spies, and looming public scandal.
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Silas Gyde
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Miriam Culbreth
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Clara Cleaver
George Thatcher
Grace Marsden
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Hat Critique Sparks Domestic Sniping in City
Imogene parades a new hat before Andrew who delivers a biting barrage of comparisons and comical jabs. He extols a brutal, humorous roast of the headpiece while Imogene defends its style and teases him with praise and banter.
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Answers from Monday Nature Notes on odds and ends
The column answers reader questions on best season to prune shade or fruit trees whether wolverines attack hunters or steal stock, and what eggs eagles lay. It explains viviparous snakes birth, osage orange uses and toxicity, and prairie chicken domestication challenges.
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