Wateries Evening Courier Advertising Rates and Policy
Wateries Evening Courier lists subscription prices by week and year, outlines mail and distance rates, and notes payment terms and ad policies. It states that the paper is a second class matter and details offices, bureaus, and advertising rate inquiries.
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Courier -Blég
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Avs
Commercial Bt
John G. Hartman
Jackson NcCay
Carter
Mesit
Waterloo
Town
Associated Press
United Press International News
Wenber Audit Bureau OF Girculations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
Fronisco
Story
Brooks , Finley
Representative
Bond Election Friday for $1,000,000 Road Bonds in Black Hawk
Black Hawk county electors will vote Friday on a proposed $1,000,000 bond issue to complete the primary road system. Proponents say bonds will be retired from gasoline tax and automobile licenses without a property levy. The program accompanies rerouting U S Highway 218 through Waterloo and a new Highway 59 corridor to connect northeastern Iowa.
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Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Washington Street
la Porte Road
Falls Avenue
Cedar Falls Road
Logan Avenue
Iowa
Transportation marvels and a silent diplomat in Paris
A reflection on rapid transport from sailings of the 1940s to air and mail routes, noting 70 years of progress and future hopes for Atlantic mail and global air links. Jules Jusserand praises Hoover for meaningful words and the benefit of European stability with a U.S. president attuned to world affairs.
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National Air Transport Company
Union Pacific Railroad
Alr
New York
Buenos Aires
United States
Mexico
Canada
West Indies
Panama Canal Zone
Central
South America
Des Moines
Daily Air Express
Atlantic
Paris
Jules Jusserand
Coolidge
Hoover
Jusserand
Hanotaux
Europe
White House
Belgium
France
Feeding During the Last War Handed to U S Embassy
A document regarding feeding during the last war was handed to Norman H. Armour, charge d affaires of the American embassy for Mr. Hoover.
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Norman H. Armour
Mr. Hoover
GEMS OF ORATORY Debates Tariff Bill by Representative Nelson
Representative Nelson of Missouri argues against the tariff measure claiming the schedules double up and reduce the farmer’s purchasing power beyond the small paper money in prospect. He warns the bill will shrink the farmer’s dollar.
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GEMS
Oratory
Nelson
Missouri
Summer health Q and A on hyperhidrosis and care
Dr Brady discusses excessive sweating or hyperhidrosis and practical treatments. He notes skin cooling methods, aluminum chloride solutions, occasional X ray therapy, benzoic ointment, and foot care with formaldehyde solution. The column answers reader questions about doctors and health concerns in a practical tone.
The Passing of Politics by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank, president of the University of Wisconsin, argues that modern democracies suffer voter apathy driven by time constraints and competing interests. He cites economic and professional associations as absorbing political energy, predicting politics will shift to these spheres over the next fifty years.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure
Halles Bat
Rathier
Miling House
England
United States
Jesus
Anstotle
Mustolini
Arstide
Mussolini
Fifty Years Ago In The Courier May Twenty-Nine Nineteen
Fifty years ago in Waterloo a series of short items appeared. Notes include a call for public library book returns, clothing for fire company uniforms, a brick block construction on Fourth Street, hog market reports, sidewalk work on Waverly, a Knights of Pythias lodge initiation in Fairbank, and street crossing improvements at Main and Commercial. The Democratic county convention elected officers, while local police and civic reports mention theft, wolf capture, powder agency news, a waterworks vote, and summer hotel operations.
Embassies Face Day-Dry Debate in Washington
A longstanding U S policy view holds ambassadors and ministers in Washington are masters in their own houses and may drink at will. Sir Esme Howard’s letter sparked talk of a compromise to limit liquor at public functions while diplomats maintain private tables.
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Frederic William Wile
Washington
D. C.C
Hoover
White House
State Department
United States
Esme Howard
Virginia
Sir Esme
Diplomatic Corps
Washington Diplomatic Corps
Uncle Sam
America
Brain Tests From Evening Post Offer Word Order Challenge
A reader test from the Evening Post presents ten words including Hesitation Dangling Limp Cheers Erasure Anger Gallantry Killamanjaro and a set of tasks. Readers are asked to arrange by alphabetical order by first letter, by last letter, and by length, with four minutes to answer and solutions on the Society Page.
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Killmanjaro I
Abe Martin's wary wakeup in Chicago car sales plot
A quivering local says he would hate to live in Chicago and worry about dying each day. A dealer named Kite claims a Detroit bound coupe has been driven back and forth forty times with no bullets, underscoring a tense sales scene.
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Chicago
Detroi
Doe Kite
Delicatessen Era Spreads From Harlem to Broadway
New York notes trace the rise of delicatessens from a cramped Harlem shop to fashionable districts including Broadway Park Avenue and Madison Avenue. Profiles Arnold Reuben and Dave of Seventh Avenue spotlight a lifestyle shift with upscale dining, celebrity patrons, and changing storefronts.
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New York
Harlem
Lehmalz
Broadway
Park Avenue
Madison Avenue
Village
Bronx
Arnold Reuben
Reuben
Nils Ligerted Amousine
M. Reuben
Nate
Dave
Seventh Avenue
Greenwich Village
Young parliamentarian Deschler guides tense house rulings
Washington May 20 The scene on the house floor shows Lewis Deschler the 20s era parliamentarian guiding responses to repeated parliamentary inquiries about a farm relief bill. Deschler moves close to the speaker and provides rapid precise rulings as party lines clash and the chamber remains tense.
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Deschier
Ay Heruert
Plummer
Washington, D. C
Avery
House
Representatives
Senate
Longworth
Lewis Deschler
Miust
Deschler
Lehr Fess
United States
Ono
Fess
House of Representatives
Hughes Praises World Court Move Toward League of Nations
Charles Evang Hughes lauds the Kellogg anti war pact as the standout event of the year and urges U S to join the world court signaling a move toward a league of nations.
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Allamakee
Charles Evang Hughes
United States
World Court
League of Nations
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