Waterloo Evening Courier Advertising Rates and Notices
The Waterloo Evening Courier lists subscription prices for carrier and mail deliveries and outlines advertising policies. It notes rate changes, payment terms due by the 1st of each month, and political ad restrictions while detailing bureau affiliations and newspaper offices in major cities.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Anna
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Waterloo
Associated Press
United Press International News
Associated
New York
Philadelphia
China
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story, Sere, & Finley, Representatives
Social Register 1930 Spark for Lindbergh and Tunney Controversy
Advance chatter of the 1930 Social Register includes Col Lindbergh and Anne Morrow among the elite while Gene Tunney and Polly Lancer reportedly dropped from the list after a boxing incident. The piece notes aviation may entertain the upper crust but should not become their pastime and suggests the general public remains unconcerned by the social catalog.
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Register
Social Register
Col. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Lst
Gene Tunney
Polly Lancer
Atlantic
America
Lindberghs
Pieces of Paper as Basis of Trade Across Ages
An essay on paper as the modern currency replacing gold and other media. It argues that shares, bonds, notes, mortgages, and deeds sustain global commerce and trust, while optimism clashes with market volatility and calls to recede to precious metals.
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United States
The War Spirit and a Boy’s War Yearning
A wartime film described as an all talker celebrates US armed forces with gusto. A young boy cheers direct aerial hits as rebels in tropical jungles are attacked, while the narrator muses on war’s allure and civilization’s growth toward peace.
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United States
Sin
Pollyanna Philosophy and the British Editorial Tone
A British leader writer laments excessive sunshine and celebrates rain in a piece humorously dubbed the Pollyanna complex. The excerpt contrasts cheerful weather praise with a longing for cooler, stormier days, framed as a critique of sunny sentiment.
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the Isles
Sahara
Fiends in the Extreme to Five with Quote
The passage laments failures in business and market crashes, urging resilience. It mocks material loss while suggesting the truly rich fear surplus funds, and quotes Shakespeare to imply adversity hides value. The tone blends admonition with cynical wit about wealth and misfortune.
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Ice Man
Meter Reader
Shakespeare
The Survival of Medical Chicanery
Dr. William Brady critiques modern physicians reliance on the idea of immunity and resistance to disease. He argues true immunity changes slowly and is not affected by cold weather or drafts, and condemns charlatans who promise instant protection.
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Physical Culture
Tealm
Congressional Record
Pat Harrison
Reed
Hartison
Samasci
Norris
Blaine
Literature and the Machine by Glenn Prank
Author argues Edward J OBrien’s view of the American short story as machine made. He lists characteristics: precise, patterned, cheap emotion, impersonal types, repetitive, rapid production for mass circulations, and emphasis on technique over imagination.
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Literature and the Machine
Glenn Prank
University of Wisconsin
Century
McClure Newspaper
Edward J O'Brien
Mr. O'Brien
Aricnlation
Producto Tendas
Lealuitie
Expose of Tare Lobby Startling Folks Back Home
Washington dispatch reports that the Hawley Smoot tariff bill has revived public interest. Senator Bingham and Joe Grundy expose aggressive lobbying, shocking voters and stirring fears of Republican losses in 1930 elections. Hoover seeks restrained tariff changes. White House wary of sweeping reforms.
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Witias Wise
Washington, D.'.c
Capitol Hil
Hoover
White House
House
Senate
Congress
United States
Bingham
Connecticut
Joe"Grundy
Washington
Grundy
Pennsylvania = Manufacturers’ —association
Uiey
Republican
Art Waters
Yorretta
Gapper
Kansas
Deacon
Tminols
Gilwil
Massachusetts
Goff
West
Winter’s attack and political notes from 1923 epoch
A collage of brisk magazine style prose reflects winter hardship with references to November and December weather, stock market crash, and a political forecast. It notes Bernard Shaw’s word count, vitamins in hash, and a sharp remark about Estelle Taylor, ending with a GOP senate outlook from 1923.
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Bloomington
India
Minnesota
Purdue
O Bernard Shaw
England
Kite Divorce Case Settled Over Custody and Car
The Kite divorce has been settled in court. Mrs. Kite agrees to give Mr. Kite custody of all the children and to transfer the car.
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Kite
Light My Way By Rev John 2 Gann
A devotional piece discusses true humility versus pride in appearance and profession. It uses anecdotes of Diogenes Plato Socrates and Antisthenes to warn that pretense of humility can hide pride. Readers are invited to submit reflections for future talks with self-addressed envelopes.
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Rev
John 2
Gann
Isaiah
Brooks
Satan
Plato
Diogenes
Antisthenes
Athens
Sccrates
Rhodes
New York Day By Day by O Melmyre
A meditation on New York’s urban scene. Observations range from barbers at the Metropolitan gallery entrance to hotel life, ventriloquists, bookshops, and street crowds. The piece notes social types, performance culture, and the shift toward standardized luxury in hotels, with musings on dining, clerks, and entertainments.
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New York
Berton Braley
Beatrice
Barbers
Metropolitan, Opera
Keating
Broadway
John Cuneo
Chicago
Harry Acton
Jerry
Ann Pennington
John Ringling
Charlie Journal
Michael Arien
Mondiso Avenue
Vanity Pair
Willard Huntington Wright
van Dine
East Fifty-ninth Street
Columbus Circle
Spain
Mike Hogg
Reed tongues spark Senate clash during tariff debate
Washington observers note Senator Reed of Pennsylvania drew sharp rebukes from colleagues after his comments during a tariff dispute over tannic acid. The debate centered on a 5.50 revenue figure with Democrats pressing for a rate reduction while Republicans defended the committee version.
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Washington, D. C
Dave Heed
Pennsylvania
Stork
Reed
Senate
Pat Harrison
United States
Bob la Follette
Borah
Waterways and Railroads in Harmony
A Waterways and Railroads analysis notes railroad presidents mocked private cars at the opening of the Ohio waterway from Pittsburgh to the Mississippi. Railroads helped river commerce decay yet may gain from cooperative schedules with government barges, foreseeing mutual benefits as waterways modernize.
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Whaties City Press
Pittsburgh
Mississippi
Warrior River
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Forty-second Street
Grand Central
Hances
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Socrilozy
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