Waterios Event BMD GATAALLE Bal o ng Courier 9
President and Editor Treasurer and General Manager 15 cents 44.00 2.50 reese 6,00 60¢ per month SUBSCRIPTION PRICES eoarrier ES WEEK coer een iy mail within 50 miles year By mail within 60 miles 6 months By mail beyond 50 miles year Dor eadeetabceteee Enitered as second-class matter at the post office at Waterloo Iowa under the act of March 3 1879 THREE LEASED WIRES Associated Press United Press International News MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press i Exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not erwice credited in this paper and also the local news published herein All rights of republication of special dis patches are also reserved Member Audit Bureau of Circulations erage ee Nc at mner per intenna actos Advertising rates made known on application Prices sub ject to change without notice For rate on classified ad vertisements see classified page of this paper Payment for all advertising is due as soon as printed and must be paid for on or before the 10th of the month following insertion It is not the Intention of the management to insert fraudulent or misleading advertisements and the fight is re served to eliminate such parts of copy as arte not admissible under the rules of the paper or omit any advertising opposed to public policy or the policy of the paper or that serving in any way to influence the conduct of the paper Specified kinds of advertising are rejected altogether New York Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles and San Francisco offices Story Brooks Finley Representatives
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Smoke Control Practicable Demonstration Clears Pollution
G R Spensley owner Model laundry reports a month long test of an improved firebox showing steadier fuel feed and reduced black smoke. The tests indicate coal savings and lower soot, supporting anti smoke advocates and urging wider adoption to make Waterloo a clean healthy city.
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G. R. Spensley
Spensley
Waterloo
Carvel Hall Hotel in Annapolis Frames Romance in History
A newspaper notice extols Carvel Hall Annapolis opening a special kitchen for the decorated grillroom and ballroom. The piece vividly recalls Annapolis streets the naval academy and the Washington minuet scene, framing romance in the history and sea lore of the region.
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Maryland
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Naval Academy
Chesapeake Bay
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Thorobred and Purebred Use In Stock Breeding
A farm editor argues that thorobred correctly describes a horse breed while purebred applies to any pedigreed animal. He asserts Webster’s dictionary omission is an oversight and urges proper usage to avoid confusion among city dwellers in stock breeding.
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Jersey
Poland
China
Graby Frenchmen in Paris Dispatch Readers
O McIntyre reports Paris traders impose two-tier pricing with Americans charged double or triple the local rate. Haircut at 1 20 francs vs 20 cents for natives highlights broader gouging. He notes broad preparations by operators to cash in on “rich Americans” as next fall’s events unfold.
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O. McIntyre
Paris
France
McIntyre
Hissory
Early tuberculosis symptoms debated for public notice
A Colorado reader urges printing incipient TB symptoms to prompt early action, arguing rest and awareness could help, yet another critic warns against broadcasting signs per risk of harm. The writer favors ongoing health education and routine exams in schools and adult life to improve early diagnosis.
Buttermilk and health questions answered in advice column
Readers ask about buttermilk for complexion and daily intake, carrots as a raw snack, and using calomel on a child. Dr Brady answers: buttermilk has value similar to skim milk, carrots are fine daily, mercury should be physician directed. recommends a tuberculosis book for a young woman and mentions electrolysis for facial red lines.
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Ford and Gandhi Talk By GLENN FRANK
A speculative dialogue inspired by Andre Siegfried, contrasting Henry Ford and Mahatma Gandhi. The piece contrasts machine civilization with handmade craft, examining an imagined Ford Gandhi conversation on the future of industry. Ford advocates expanding machines and leisure. Gandhi seeks simplification and hand production.
Wealth and pay scales amid postwar profiteering
The author argues that all Americans are wealthy and made their money from war. McIntyre’s suggestion to shield the second AEF from profiteers is praised. He warns that continuing high charges will let the French cheapen our standing, and that calling the bluff will earn respect.
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The Cash Clothes Man in New York’s Streets
May 31 report on New York street merchants who sell salvaged clothing. It describes the “cash clothes” men as shrewd, wealthier than they seem, and adept at bargaining with college students. It notes Baxter Street as a hub for second hand shops and the hustling cries of newsies in the streets.
Uncle Wiggily and the Wise Bird
Jingle and Jangle urge Uncle Wiggily to visit a wise owl in the woods. He warns them the owl may be dangerous, but they insist. The owl swoops, and Uncle Wiggily defends Squeakie Beckie with his cane, proving prudence over naivety in the tale’s woodsy warning.
Paris Bound Flight Map Confusion and Farewell Patter
A noisy, informal note describes a New York to Paris trip plan with maps and jokes about the Atlantic Ocean. The speaker muses on real and imagined places, hints at introductions, and plans a quick tour of an old town before departing.
Abe Martin Warns On Failing Love With Quiet Wisdom
Abe Martin quips that when a wife’s love cools the prudent move is to pack a few belongings and leave. He jokes some would buy a dinosaur czm if payments were easy, highlighting comic relish in simple escapes.
The Chinaman and the Daring Burglar
Fred Pullen buys a lacquered chest finds a paper with Chinese writing. A Chinese intruder is tossed out, then burglars invade at night. An officer finds a dazed Chinese man and departs with little progress. The next day Julia faces the fallout as the family copes with a firing and a late night alarm.
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Fred Pullen
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Julia
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions
A question filled nature notes item asks about beaver daytime activity and oyster habitat in shallow water and inquires where to find ovenbirds. It presents a request for answers to be printed in tomorrow's nature notes with emphasis on observing local wildlife and seasonal behavior.
Answers on strawberry culture and wildlife traits
A compact excerpt presents three Q A style notes on farming and natural history. First, picking first year strawberry blossoms may speed bed spread but not always. references Farmers Bulletin 1026. Second, wild animals in poor districts may look tougher due to hard foraging. captive animals lose vigor without hunting. Third, the booby is the bird Sula leucogaster, a large white belly gannet relative with a long neck and seldom seen near New York or New England coasts.
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Sticklebacks Build Nests and Guard Their Eggs
Uncle Rays Corner describes sticklebacks as small inch and a half to two inch fish with spines that project from their backs. Males construct nests from water weed pieces, guard the eggs, and herd the fry near the nest to protect them from cannibalism by other fish.
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