Waterloo Waterloo Evening Courier Classified Rates
Waterloo Evening Courier lists subscription and advertising policies with carrier and mail rates for local and distant readers. It notes payment due dates, approval of ads, and representative offices in major cities.
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Cartier
Park Ave
Commercial Li
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Weteteres
Jackson McCoy
Montis
Waterloo
Towa
Associated Press
United Press International News
Memben Audit Bureau OF Girculations
Taust Ba
Tae Bublic
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cfiies
Stary
Brooks & Finley
Representatives
Matrimony and the Market
A New York City note on marriages dipping below 100 daily at the municipal building, attributed to stock market mood. The piece warns young couples against tying wedding plans to margin trading, contrasting steady security income with volatile trading profits and losses, and urging prudence in funding a new union.
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New York
McCornick
Eigar
Wall Street
Church of the Transfiguration
The Iowa search case misunderstood in public press
An Iowa home invasion without a warrant prompted misinterpretation after the US Supreme Court denied review. The case centered on whether unlawfully obtained evidence could be admitted, not on a found ruling against the lower court. No formal opinion was issued by the high court.
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Iowa
Supreme Court of the United States
New York Times
High Tribunal
The
Times
Grand Jury
Union County
A. C. Ramsey
Supreme Court of Iowa
Tower Court
Ramsey
State of
Taft
Figures On Business Outlook From National Association
High authorities including the president weigh in on economic feel. A National Association of Manufacturers survey shows 10 percent report current business as excellent, 45 percent good, 31 percent fair, 5 percent poor. Winter prospects: 12 percent excellent, 54 percent good, 30 percent fair, 4 percent poor.
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United States
National Association of Manufacturers
Business mood improves over 1928 period
The excerpt notes a more favorable outlook than in 1928 with more than half the concerns reporting better returns this year. Production is larger, most companies show normal stocks, and employment and wages are up. Only a small share report strikes, signaling minimal labor trouble.
When Hysteria Appears In Public Health Talk
Personal Health by Dr William Brady discusses hysteria as a psychosomatic condition linked to repressed ideas and sexual emotion theories, noting sport stress and crowd behavior can trigger real hysteria rather than mere theatrics. The column blends psychology with physical training, education, and self control, advising prudent training and mindful activity.
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Irymian
Freud
America
Gxample
Brady
William Brady
Don’t Shoot the Professor a critique of modern colleges
Glenn Prank argues universities face relentless scrutiny from parents, students, and officials as costs and rigid four year norms press administrators. He contends education must fit individuals, but warns the four year model harms access and value, urging reform without scapegoating faculty.
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Glenn
University of Whsconsie
Century Magazine
Meature
Gyndicat
Parenta
Tont
Mary Coma
Wey
Kagelan
Faber
Jess
Coileges
Alembi
Petitions and public opinion in old Minneapolis paper
A collage of items from a 20th century issue covers light essays on college life jokes and a mock headlines. It notes the Theodore Burton obituary praise and discusses the petition habit, urging readers to verify petition scope and sponsors before acting.
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Mort Dodge
Minneapolia Journal
Peles
Hoover Watson Agree on Tariff Action in Washington
President Hoover and Senator Watson show unity on tariff measures as urgent action looms in Congress. The pair’s coinciding push signals momentum for a flexible tariff plan, while Senator Simmons of North Carolina resists concessions to farm debentures.
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Watson
Frederic William Wise
Washington
D. C
White House
Congress
Senate
Simmons
North Carolina
Senate Coalition
New York Day By Day Traditions and Trips From a Lively Diary
New York diary entries recount a day in November in the Broadway district. O O McIntyre recalls breakfast with H T Webster at The Players, a hospital update from Gene Tunney’s wife, a dog’s name tied to a Mass pup, and a theater outing with his wife. He notes masquerade nights on the White Way, curb markets on John Street for uncut diamonds, and a prankish badge of New York life. He observes the fashion and social habits around town, including photographer pandemonium and capricious shop openings. The note ends with reminiscence of a Amherst athlete who captained a championship baseball team and was once regarded a top golfer in Congress.
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New York
Pepys
H.T. Webster
Players
Gene Tunney
Berlin
Kodak
Steighton
Mass
Cew
Vincent Lopez
St. Regis
Broadway
Fred McLaughlin
Blade of
Pleardy
Amherst
Congress
Gillett: Quiet Speaker of the House to Senate Lone Figure
A Washington Daybook profile by Herbert C. Plummer recalls Frederick Gillett of Massachusetts as a steady, courteous figure in Congress. From speaker of the house to senator, his restrained style, decisive gavelling, and sharp wit shaped debates and etiquette, with a noted turn toward public service over self-promotion.
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Minneapolis Journal
Theodore &. Burton
Washington
Staator
Ohio
Brent
Congress
Brown
Goose Creek
Lareiv
Theodore Sutton
House Rivers, and Harbors Committee
President Roosevelt
Inland Waterways Commission
National Weaterways Commission
Congrem
Park Darrel
Barto
Thame
United States
Washington, DE
Capitol
Frederick Gilleth
Massachusetts
Jstyle
Champ Clark
Senate
Jin
Gilfeth
Man of Decision and Action Nehemiah Illustration
A devotional examination of Nehemiah as a decisive, prompt leader who plans, acts swiftly, and overcomes obstacles to rebuild Jerusalem. The piece contrasts cautious deliberation with the bold execution of a man who commits to his chosen course and carries it through. It invites readers to submit questions for further guidance.
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Nehemiah
Jerusalem
Tunis
Caesar
Robbon
Abe Martin on Dogs and the Roadside Bite
The character muses that success hinges on a decisive break despite background or merit. He reflects on eating habits and roadside hamburgers as a metaphor for choosing bold action over hesitation. The rambling idiosyncratic style evokes rural humor and brisk confidence.
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