Daily Waterloo newspaper legal and advertising notes
Obscure print shows publication details for a Waterloo Iowa newspaper. It lists editors, subscription rates, and postal classifications, then outlines Associated Press and United Press International affiliations, advertising policies, and rate inquiries.
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Tou
Eee
Gundsy
W. H. Hartmen
Courier
Corner Park Ave
Joan O. Bertman
Jackson McCoy
Nd General Mansgeree
Esse
Postoffica
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press International News
Acgdit Bureau OF Cirgulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicseo
Los Angeles
San Frans Eisca
Offi
Brooks & Finley
President as a Tariff Rate Maker
Congressman James M. Beck argues the tariff bill grants the president plenary power to raise or cut duties to balance perceived inequalities between foreign and domestic producers, with tariff commission aid. He warns this transfers congressional power to set levies, highlighting potential for executive control over duty amounts. The provision remains in the bill.
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James M. Beck
Pennsylvania
House
Beck
Tariff Commission
Congress
Europe
America
Vaudeville Returns Like Eddie Foy Era
The piece recalls Eddie Foy and his brood on vaudeville, noting the decline with talking pictures and the potential revival. It highlights how trained stage performers have diversified talents and hopes for a full comeback of the old fashioned vaudeville style.
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Eddie Foy
Courtesy to motorists boosts Wile Mamsport visit
A Pa city of 40 000 offers a continuous car loading service at a garage to park tourists autos and return them next morning. The practice eases travel, impresses visitors, and may profit the garage. In other news the 1925 Presbyterian assembly notes a record year with 117 000 joining on confession of faith and a total church membership of 2 012 000.
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Wile Mamsport
Presbyterian Church
Barney Klaer
General Assembly
St. Paul
Perong
Church
Banned Candide Stirs Debate on Morals and Influence
A significant statement notes Christianity and church influence remain persuasive. With Voltaire’s Candide banned by customs officials as obscene, a likely outcry follows. The 170 year old work is deemed indecent and morally destructive, reflecting on human nature’s tendency toward reaction.
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Voltaire
What Cheese Good Food Says About Health
Reader letter discusses nervousness and nervous breakdown terms, urging clearer medical language. Dr Brady notes cheese is not binding, advocates daily varied diet for laxative balance, and responds to questions on tears as eye wash, tennis aging, and child toeing in while stressing practical advice over medical certainty.
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Mike
Rune
Fls
Jeanis
Aoman
Nerah
No Short-Cuts to Salvation Warns a Skeptical Era
A writer laments endless committees claiming to save the nation from militarism capitalism socialism and other perils. He argues that revivalists rise while revivals fall and warns against short-cut saviors as science grows skeptical of magic formulas. He calls for social responsibility by science and genuine leadership.
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England
Nobely
Brady rises from ruin to Broadway hit with Street Scene
New York May 30 Fortune favors veteran producer William A Brady as Street Scene becomes a major hit after years of lean shows. He sold rights to After Dark for $35 and bought Street Scene from Dion Boucicault for $100. Brady now receives global offers and aims to salvage his fortune.
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New York
Wiliam A. Brady
Broadway
Brady
Hoboken
United States
Canada
Craadway
Dion Bottertault
London
Jawsult
Bill
Grace George
Alice Brady
Hoover Keeps Hands Off Wall Street Feud Amid Close Ties
President Hoover maintains a hands off stance in the fight between the Federal Reserve Board and Wall Street while keeping a close tie to board member Adolph Caspar Miller of California. Miller, a university professor, was an ally from pre White House days and served under Wilson and Coolidge. the piece notes Miller’s career and links to Hoover.
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Frederic William Wise
Washington
D. GC
Hoover
Federal Reserve Board
Wall Street
Adolph Caspar Miller
California
S-street
Miller
Federal Reserve
Wilson
Coolidge
Universities of
Chicago
Harvard
Cornell
Interior
Uneder Pranklin K. Lane
Views of the people when Waterloo was young
In a letter from Waterton dated May 28, Lichtey recalls Waterloo’s early days since 1862. He notes four blocks from his home, landmarks, and the Central hotel, plus memories of family members Emma Logan and his Sunday Kehon teacher, and a harvest festival with chickens roosting.
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Waterloo
Waterton
Zdietor
Roger Leavitt
Walerlan
Leavitt
Leaavith
Roger
Licey
Emma Logan
Logan
Union Hall
Ming
Central Hotel
Washington By Daybook On Capitol Bombing Mystery
Washington expert Charles E. Munroe recalls the 1915 Capitol bombing in Washington when dynamite was believed used but no detonator remains found. The 58 year explosives veteran notes the bomber planned meticulously and fled to New York after the blast, with Munroe later confirming dynamite as the explosive.
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Berbert
Washington, D. C
Charles E. Munroe
America
Washington
Munron
Bureau of Mines
Munroe
Font of Wall Street
United States Senate
G Plummer
New York
Cornell
J. FP. Morgen the Younger
National Capital
Senate
Oldtimers Reflect on Paris Changes and Trees on Champs Elysees
The piece notes aging visitors recall Paris’s past while observing modern shifts. Transplanted trees on the Champs Elysees struggle for roots amid heavy traffic, with experts divided on causes from carbon monoxide to root wear. Taxis now direct to Avenue Foch, formerly Avenue du Bois de Boulogne, amid memory of the Empress Eugene. High racing costs spark bigger, international crowds at Auteuil and Longchamp as foreign owners buy more French stables.
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Hazel Neavis
Paris
Champs Elysee
Hols de Boulogne
Europe
Champs Elysees
Avene Foch
Foch
Avenue du Bois de Boulogne
Marshal Foch
Bois de Boulogne Avinae
Avenue du Imperateiis
Eugene
Cu Bois de Boulogne
France
Auteuil
Longchamps
Turkish emancipation seen as first woman enters bank
A Turkish woman enters a bank at Funtey court marking a historic step in emancipation. The event signals growing gender rights in Turkey and reflects shifting social norms in the country.
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Turkisil
Boston
Funtey
Bees discriminate five color hues for nectar sources
Westminster Maryland May 30 AP Bees distinguish five primary colors green blue violet yellow and red in determining nectar sources in lighted experiments. Bees quickly learn which color beam leads to food but reverse coloring shows they follow prior rewarded color, suggesting bees may not match human color range. Brazil May 30 AP Brazil has many cooperative credits aiding farmers and home builders with loans from numerous associations.
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Westminster
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Lloyd M. Bertholf
Western Maryland College
Sad Paula
Brazil
Brain Tests or NL Evening Pose at Reading Universities
A described series of number progressions is given with instructions to write the next number in each sequence. The test is labeled as IVG and promises a mental rating. Examples include sequences like 1 2 4 4 6 with next 6, and several others, ending with answers on the Society Page.
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Evening Pose, Inc
Verdar
Abe Martin Jesh Reflects on Nation’s Strength and Vice
A breezy Abe Martin editorial voice contemplates the United States as the greatest nation on earth yet notes cynical critics and temptations of wine women and whiskey, warning against moral drift while celebrating national resolve.
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Atorm
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