Daily Register advertising and masthead notice
The Waterloo Chronicle listing shows a typical historic newspaper masthead with editor John Hartman and treasurer Jackson McCoy, subscription and advertising policies, wire services, and general notices. It notes rates, publication reach, and rights of republication with references to Associated Press and United Press International.
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Anc Cs
Waterloo
Town
Associated Press
United Press International News
Focal News
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Pema
Latent Talent Revealed in Peanut Pushing Farmer
An article profiles Bill Williams a plasterer from Rio Hondo Texas who discovers his gift as a peanut roller After election bets he also shows mechanical inventiveness creating a face mounted propeller He aims to travel 22 miles toward Rainbow Falls and Summit House on Pike's Peak while pursuing vaudeville cinema or circus opportunities.
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Bill Williams
Rio Hondo
Tex
Bil
Bill
Rainbow Falls
Summit House
Pike's Peak
Britons Prepare May 30 Election Three-Party Race
Britons vote May 30 in a three party contest among Conservatives led by Baldwin Labour led by Ramsay MacDonald and Liberals led by Lloyd George. Key issues unemployment and foreign policy dominate as 5 million new women voters join the electorate and the 1924 turnout nears 24 million.
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Great Britain
Labor
Stanley ‘Baldwin
Labor Party
J. Ramsay MacDonald
David Lloyd George
Lloyd, George
United States
Trend Toward Mergers Prompts Global Church Talks
A Mount Athos led 1930 conference with 500 bishops from the Russian, Ethiopian, Alexandria, and Jerusalem churches will consider uniting eastern churches with Anglican and other Protestant bodies. Debates include calendar reform, clerical attire, shaving beards, and hair length as part of broader merger momentum amid rising competition from film, golf, cars, and radio.
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Mount Athos
Aegean Sea
Nicoz
Ethiopia
Alexandria
Jerusalem
Modern progress reshapes faith and mobility in society
The article contrasts past church overflow with today’s era of greater crime yet richer charity and altruistic effort. It notes a shift from old faith-driven crowds to a world where even the family car reflects technological progress, as the next generation seeks faster, smoother transport beyond earlier rubber tired rigs.
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Tabernacle
DeWitt
The Tuesday Rash Mystery and Citizen Health Q A
A column by Dr William Brady discusses dermatitis linked to dye in ink and sandfly hair proteins, plus reader questions on henna dyes dye safety and welding eye protection. It includes a brief dialogue with readers and a note inviting letters to the columnist.
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Mere
le T
Ala
Brady
Willam Tirady
Menapaper
Becomings Millionaire Foretold by Roger Babson Ideas for Future Wealth
The article sketches Roger Babson's 20 paths to a million dollars, emphasizing new ideas and inventions. It lists rotary engine cars, diesel engines, practical helicopters, vertical takeoff, gliders for children, solar and tidal power, new electrical tech, fireless cities, and advances to cut lighting waste, with a note on aviation fog conquest.
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Roger W. Babson
Mr. Rabson
Pierce Fox
Lindbergh Aban
Law Commission Not Measured In Wet Day Terms
The piece discusses President Hoover assembling a mixed federal law enforcement commission with eight Republicans and three Democrats, aiming to avoid turning it into a Prohibition probe. It notes judges on the panel, debates over packing, and perspectives from James Burke on judicial independence, plus related Washington updates on diplomats and medical care discussions.
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Hoover
National Law Enforcement Commission
White House
Associated Press
New York
Law Enforcement Commission
James Francis Burke
Pittsburgh
Republican National Committee
Burke
Notes on Theatre People and City Life In Summer
A rambled column lists Broadway figures and social types from Gershwin to Vallee, vaudeville acts, chorus girls, fashion quirks, and city observers. It jokes about theatre culture, newspaper writers, charity letters, and a parlor game of epitaphs, ending with a theatre anecdote about an irritated theatergoer.
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New York
George Gershwin
Bert Lohr
Gordon Rentschler
Hamilton
Morris Guest
Rudy Vallee
Hubert
Hope Williams
Pitt B
Karl Hablitzel
South
Ethel Watters
Florence Mills
Franz Joseph Whiskers
Tyrelean Hat
Thirty-ftth Street
Ted Cook
Cook-Hoo
Los Angeles
Chapeau
Clifton Webcb
Mustache
Carl van Vechten
Harlem
Bruce Reynolds
Toscanini
Hodgkins
Jersey Hills
Scistocratic Park Avenue
Andrew Volstead
Dorothy Parker
Old Capitol to be demolished for new Supreme Court home
Washington May 24 The United States Supreme Court will occupy a new home on Crosto Hill, replacing the historic Old Capitol near Maryland Avenue and B Street. A committee led by Chief Justice Taft draws plans as wreckers prepare to remove the 100 year old building once key to Congress and federal history.
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Wilbur Wi
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Interior
Washington
Regord
On Wert
Chicago
Ifc
Herbert
Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court
Crostot Hill
Old Capitol
Maryland Avenue
B Street
National Woman's Party
Tat
Plas
Supreme Court
Histore
Capitol
John Law
United States
Congress
Blodgett Hotel
Patent Office
Law
Census and reapportionment push in special session
Public remarks urge swift passage of the 1930 census and house reapportionment during the special session. The piece argues constitutional mandates require census and reapportionment, cites states losing or gaining seats, and predicts Senate filibuster tactics but eventual enactment if pressed.
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Philadelphia
Congress
Hoover
house_of representatives
Senate
Ohio
Michigen
California
Alabam
Kansas
Louisiana
Maine
Massachusetts
Nebraska
New York
North Dakota
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Vermont
Virginia
House
Indiana
Iowa
Mississippi
Kentucky
Missouri
House of Representatives
Washington
NO MONOPOLY ON LEARNING AND VACATIONS
A Harrisburg Telegraph note highlights Americas vast library reach with 150000 American volumes in the British Library and remarks on Oxford Bodleian space. Also discusses President Hoover’s limited vacation due to Congress, and Mrs McCormick’s long senate campaign advancing in Illinois amid political machine strength.
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Harrisburg
America
Europe
British Isles
British Library of Political and Economic Science
London
Bodleian Library
Oxford
Seabrask
Robinson
Philadelphia Public Ledger
McCormick
Senate
Illinois
Chicago
Gold Coast
Cairo
Len Small
Loy Emmerson
Denecen
Uttle County
Dangerous Practice Courtship Cited By Atlanta Police
Atlanta police warn courting in cars is dangerous and can lead to fatal or risky situations. They stress caution in any location and time, urging drivers and passengers to avoid unsafe behavior while traveling.
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Atlanta Constitution
Brain Tests Puzzle from Evening Post
A reader puzzle titled Brain Tests from the Evening Post presents letter grid challenges. Instructions invite study and self rating using missing letters, with time allowance and an answer key to follow on the Society Page.
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Theo
Abe Martin notes dutiful husband habits and crime wave
The column reflects on Abe Martin praising a dutiful husband and remarks on a crime wave that seems to be spreading but with no speeches or banquets recorded. It reads as a light editorial aside about daily life and public mood.
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Mother
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University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure
Frederic Willa Wise
National
East
Middlewest
Pacific Coast
Newton D. Baker
Wiliam I. Grubb
Alabama
Monte M. Lemann
Louisiana Bar Association
Williams
Kenyon
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Kenneth R. Mackintosh
Washington State Supreme Court
Far West
Stanford
Charles MacVeagh
Japan
Tokyo
Stimson
John W. Garrett
Maryland
Garrett
Admiral Kato
Debuchi
Nippon
Garretts
Mason City
Manchester
Tad
Biony
Tares
Custen Arce
Law Song
Choc the Sweet Game
Boardiag House
Ho- Parivau
Paris
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Eah
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Usher
Uor Casey
Wweeres MA
Frank Harris
Whhile
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Shaw
Harris
Texas
Galapolis
Nan
Plumengton
Dallas News
Arizona
Connecticut
Florida
North Carolina
Oklahoma
New Jersey
Burlington Hawkeye
Mr. Hoover
Evening Post
Ine
Mneyoxzepor
Abe Martin
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