Waterloo Exciting Courier Volume 66 No 127 Listing Rates
Waterloo Exciting Courier announces subscription and advertising policies with pricing, postal details, and office contact lines. It lists carriers rates, mail options, and geographic reach, noting Associated Press affiliation and ad guidelines.
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W. H. Hartman Co
Courier Blog
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated PR
Associated Press
Herwiss
Audit Bureau
Ci 1
G. Dougherty
Washington, D. C
SSS
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Angeles
San Francisco
Storz, Brooks & Elmey
Rep
Eee
Predestination At Cleveland Emphasizes 1920 Republican Convention
A prose piece imagines June 10 as delegates from across the nation converge on Cleveland. It extols the city’s industrial might, housing, and commerce, noting rail, lake, and air routes and the forthcoming GOP gathering at Public Hall. The speech envisions the convention’s tasks, including selecting a president and crafting a platform, with Calvin Coolidge urged as a decisive leader.
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Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Bufalo
Washington
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
New York Central
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Buffalo
Duluth
United States
America
Tika Ereat
Great Lakes
City of
Commerce
Playhouse Square
Eric
Enol
Ten Thousand Pines
Grand Old Party
Calvin
Calvin Coolidge
Patriotic Shipping Practices and Moral Finance Talk
A fragmented discusssion links American traders with foreign buyers urging use of American vessels for U S goods to bolster the domestic merchant marine. The piece also touches on Will Hays pushing higher preacher pensions, church funds and moral economics, plus unrelated notes on Jubaland and insurance lines.
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House
Joseph ©. Sheedy
Flack Corporation
Germany
Chicago
America
Amer ‘Ican
Jackie Coogan
Will H. Hays
Hays
Flaymen‘s Committee
Presbyterian Church
Larmen
Treachers
What's a Murmur A Health Column by Dr Brady
Dr William Brady explains heart murmurs, their meaning, and how they relate to valve leakage and overall heart health. He notes that loud murmurs can occur with healthy hearts and that murmur presence may vanish if the heart weakens, offering a simple breath-holding test and a Q and A section on cod liver oil and other health queries.
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Hayman
Dr. Brady
Willam Brady
Room at the Top Mason City bout hints at return
In Mason City Globe-Gazette report a fighter named Hiram faces a ring return with expectations of ease once he retrieves the action from danger. The piece paints him setting his hat low over his ears as a sign of focus and readiness.
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Mason City Globe-Gazette
Hiram
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Column Query
A 1923 nature notes column invites readers to send questions on nature subjects to the Nature Notes Dept. of the paper with answers expected in a tails column. The piece mentions Burroughs Nature Club Notes by Houghton Mifflin Company and copyright details.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Hougaton Mifflin Co
Nature
Nature Notes
Shrews and teeth tips in Nature Notes
The questions suggest curiosity about small animal adaptations. Shrews have sharp, ever-growing teeth that enable feeding on insects. tooth tips wear and grow back. Rattlesnakes can overshadow human senses with venom and rattling but cannot charm a human. Tiny fish exist beyond mosquito larva treatments. many small fishes inhabit streams and ponds.
Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson
Andrew returns late for dinner amid a comical argument with Imogene about honesty and streetcar fare. The couple banters over inviting Jerry Andrews to dinner as a potential matchmaker while a new yard project becomes a source of suspicion and social plotting.
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Imogene
Andrew
Jessa Sames
Sixth and
Serkimer
Mr. Andrews
Country Club
Park Commission
Cleaver
Little
Jay
Jerry
Marys Moore
Darks
Mrs. Andrews
Abe Martin on a mighty old fashioned girl in pink condition
Columnist Abe Martin jokes about a woman who smiles and says she is awfully sorry highlighting old fashioned attitudes and social flubs in a humorous local voice.
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Haint
Allus
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd
Hobbs and Snobbs attempt a garden puzzle to plant corms at different rates. Hobbs plants one row in twenty minutes, Snobbs two, and the goal is to show how both work eight hours to earn the same money. Yesterday's Nineveh riddle referenced.
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Hobbs Ae Eac Aes
Hobbs
Nineveh
Haynes Remains Strong In Iowa Gubernatorial Bid
Cedar Rapids Gazette notes steady gains for State Auditor Glenn Cr Haynes in the gubernatorial race. His record in office is cited for taxpayer savings and a reformed auditing department. The piece highlights his prior wartime service as a captain in the Rainbow division and praised gallantry in action upon returning from France.
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Haynes
Cedar Rapids
Glenn Cr. Haynes
France
Iowa
Maijor
Answers to Readers Questions on Wild Horses and Birds
A reader asks about North American wild horses their origin and extinct status. The piece explains horses existed in North America, were extinct, and Spanish horses contributed to wild herds in later eras. It also covers blackbird nesting habits and whether birds return to the same nests or sites, noting note on tagging aids and uncertainty without identification.
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North America
America
American Museum of Natural Astory
Osborn
Myx Lawn
Railway Propaganda Probed by Congress Resolutions
Illinois Central Magazine notes Senator Gooding of Idaho filed two resolutions urging the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate railway propaganda. The move signals growing concern over railroad political messaging and its influence on public policy.
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Ilinois Central Magazine
Senator Gooding
Idaho
Interstate Commerce Commission
Freezone Advertises Quick Corn Relief for Feet
A vintage ad proclaims Freezone instantly relieves aching corns with a tiny bottle sold by druggists for a few cents. It promises removal of hard or soft corns and toe calluses without soreness or irritation, usable between toes.
Railroads and public opinion collide over advertising battles
A discussion-cum-essay contrasts railroads using newspaper ads to win public favor with opponents seeking government ownership. It argues the burden of proof lies with attackers of private property and champions self defense, amid a fable where wild and garden flowers debate strength and freedom outside confinement.
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Rafirgads
Publc
The Wild Flowers Wish For Care In The Garden
The Sandman Story by Mrs F A Walker tells of wild flowers growing beyond the garden wall envying the cared for garden blooms. The gardener waters the garden flowers during dry spells and ties them when winds bend them, while wild roses laurel and honeysuckle lament lack of attention and praise their own qualities. The dialogue reveals each plant’s view on care and comparison with the garden flowers.
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Tiger Lily
Laurel Bush
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