Waterloo Evening Courier Advertising and Contact Details
Waterloo Evening Courier lists prices for subscriptions and advertising, notes daily except Sunday publication, and provides office locations, management roles, and service contacts. It lists rates for carrier and mail subscriptions, advertising rates by space, and representative offices in major cities.
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Waterloo Cvening Courier
W. HM. Hartman Co. Courier
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Martian
Jackson McCoy
Jean
Waterloo
Town
Associated Press
United Press International News
Audit Bureau of Circulations
ILA
Genta Spee
Question of Representation on Iowa Ballot
Iowa voters will face two statewide questions on November 6 including a $100,000,000 highway bond issue and a constitutional amendment to cap each county at one state senator. The piece argues the plan risks disenfranchising populous areas and shifts Senate representation away from population bases.
Judge Comment on Evidence Affects Jury Verdict Across States
A Stanford Law School study traces how long standing bans on judges commenting on evidence spread from North Carolina and Tennessee to many states. It argues the rule, once meant to protect juries, now risks confusing them and favors better funded advocacy over impartial fact finding.
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England
Law School
Leland Stanford University
Kenneth M. Johnson
American Judicature Society
North Carolina
Tennessee
Commonwealth
Tennnessee
United States
Black Line marking on Iowa highways extends statewide
A few years ago Iowa highway authorities began painting a black line down the center of concrete pavements. Most if not all paving in the state has been marked, with plans to extend the marking to future hard surfaces.
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Iowa
Invisible road guide makes driving safer on present roads
The black center line on roads helps motorists, reducing guesswork about lane position and counteracting glare from headlights. It aids unfamiliar drivers by reinforcing curves and turns along the right of way, serving as a valuable guide though its painting cost is unknown.
Modern surgical progress and post op exercise
The author defends early activity after abdominal surgery, arguing that controlled exercise aids healing and prevents adhesions. He contrasts progressive care with old bed confinement, urges better surgeon guidance, and suggests restrictions on surgical practice to ensure patient recovery and morale.
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Brady Symphony
Dry cleaning as disinfection of clothing
An medical column explains practical disinfection from dry cleaning. it does not sterilize but heat from pressing nears sterilization, especially for linen. Airing furs and textiles in sun for a day also renders items safe to wear. Copperas hair remedy note noted, copper not copper sulfate.
Lindbergh and Loafers by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues that college performance does not determine future success and cites Col. Lindbergh as an example. He notes Wisconsin graduates show similar results to Oxford in life outcomes and suggests Lindbergh excelled by pursuing self driven problems alongside formal coursework.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Edgar Shuster
Galton Eugenics Laboratory
London
Oxford University
Oxford
Shuster
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Wisconsin
Col. Lindbergh
German beer houses bloom in Yorkville then fade as crowds surge
In East Eighty sixth Street Yorkville a cluster of Tiroler beer houses with Tyrolean waiters and German dishes attracts crowds from noon to midnight. The scene grows from a novelty to a rousing district staple while raiders threaten closure and passengers observe the city’s working class mood as night gives way to dawn.
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New York
East Eighty Sixth Street
Yorkville
Munich
Cincinnati
Uncle Wiggily and Bunty's Boost
Baby Bunty declares she will climb the chimney to check if it’s ready for Santa Claus. Tingle and Tangle doubt her plan while Uncle Wiggily reads the bedtime story.
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Tingle
Tangle
Baby Bunty
Bunty
Uncle Wiggily
Santa Claus
BLUE MURDER DICK AND IAN DISCUSS LIZARD KIDNAPPING PLOT
The dialogue centers on Greta's alleged kidnapping by The Lizard. Dick Haye fears a ruthless foe with access to his home. Ian Taverner plans action, possibly sending agents to Italy and pursuing The Lizard while weighing risky flights and hidden motives.
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Greta
Ian
Haye
Taverner
Rapallo
Italy
Bunty Boosts Up Chimney to See Santa Claus
A Bunty rabbit boosts herself up a chimney in a brick bungalow hoping Santa will climb down for Christmas. Uncle Wiggily returns to find Bunty stuck, fires stirred, and a plan forming for her rescue to be told tomorrow night. Mrs. Jane Mandeville votes Hoover on her nineteenth birthday as the oldest new voter.
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Tingle
Bunty
Tangle
Buster
Custer
Uncle Wiggily
Uncle Wigglly
Uncle Wig
Mr. Longears
Jane Mandeville
Port Crana
N. Y
Herbert Hoover
Iowa voters face two ballot questions on Nov 6
Davenport Times reports voters will decide on two proposals. One is the Iowa road bond bill and the other a constitutional amendment on senate representation limiting each county to one senator. Passage would not change current Senate size but could affect future apportionment as population shifts.
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Davenport
Iowa
Iowa Road
State Senate
RATTLESNAKES AND THEIR DANGERS FROM UNCLE RAY
UNCLE RAY discusses rattlesnakes, their poison fangs, and caution for walkers. He notes the range from southern Canada to Argentina, mentions the diamond rattler as a large Gulf of Mexico coast species, and explains rattles grow yearly while ends often break. Tomorrow Armored Animals.
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Canada
Argentina
Gulf of Mexico
Uncle Ray
A FORCE FOR GOOD
A Boston Transcript item notes a statistician stating the automobile is now the leading cause of accidents in the United States yet the car also promotes longevity by helping elderly pedestrians avoid overweight conditions.
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Boston Transcript
United States
Burroughs Nature Club Notes column prompt
A nature column invites readers to send questions on general nature subjects to the Nature Notes Dept. Questions will be answered in this column. The piece is a promotional note from the Burroughs Nature Club notes section.
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Brady
William Brady
Nature Notes
Answers in Tomorrow's Nature Notes
Nature notes address several curiosities. It explains that a turkey’s gobbler sound comes from its mouth, while an ostrich hides its head by camouflaged posture rather than true head burial, and clarifies elm and slippery elm questions alongside cone drop patterns and butterfly wing scales in detail.
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California Coast
Hoover or Smith views from Waukon farmer audience
In Waukon Iowa on October 30 a local editor letter argues Herbert Hoover is the farmer’s friend and best relief option, praising his wartime price actions, food leadership, and humanitarian record. The writer contrasts Hoover with Al Smith, claiming Smith as less suited and urging support for Hoover at the polls. The letter closes with signature Mrs. WM. Muth.
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al Smith
Waukon
Smith
Herbert U Hoover
Hoover
Peek
Wilson
Europe
America
Germany
Ives
al. Smith
WM. Muth
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