Waterloo Daily News Header Page Notice and Rates
Waterloo Daily News lists publication details and prices plus advertising policies and rates. It notes Hartman & Co as publishers with staff roles and lists subscription prices, carrier and mail options, and advertising guidance for customers.
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Mixed business and rebound on markets in fair week
Bradstreet's reports a mixed business picture with fair activity as week ends. Prices rebounded for securities and commodities aided by foreign buying of flour and grain. apparel retail benefited from cool weather. wholesale trade improved. steel demand balanced auto takings. car prices lowered. coal, cotton goods, and silk sectors show movement. bank clearings hit record turnover. food price index fell slightly.
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Gloom over Mellon blamed for stock panic in editorial view
The piece faults Mellon and Coolidge for fostering a bull market that led to a crash, arguing the New York World omits Mellon's bond-buying advice. It notes Senator Robinson of Arkansas spearheaded the criticism in Congress and highlights the public blame falling on Republicans for the speculative excesses.
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Unemployment program urged as permanent national issue
An article in American Labor Legislation Review argues for public works and public employment bureaus to avert unemployment. It notes past Hoover-era recommendations and warns prosperity should not mask a lasting jobless problem, urging ongoing preparedness for famine.
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Campaigns on Noise and Smoke in New York
New York conducts two major campaigns to cut noise and curb smoke. The anti smoke effort is senior and already expanded its abatement squad to track violators and bring them into line since the year began.
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Public health and civic effort curb Manhattan air nuisance
The report notes improved atmospheric conditions in Manhattan due to prosecutions and more inspectors. A committee weighs abatement methods and public opinion strengthens civic resolve to reduce noise while reinforcing health priorities. Dr Shirley W Wynne backs linking smoke and water welfare. The piece recalls historic bridge limits and argues for a new crossing to meet present needs.
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On Your Toes and Your Flatfoot Goes
William Brady M D explains flatfoot in three stages from store trade packages to hospital fixed arches. He warns against relying on arch supports and mail order props and advises proper footwear hygiene and exercise. A simple test on toes differentiates functional from rigid flatfoot.
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Health Q and A columns on water taste and onions
Reader questions cover municipal chlorinated water taste and safety, onion air purification myths, and general health letters. Dr. Brody answers confirm safe drinking water with proper chlorination, discuss phenol contamination as a taste factor, and debunks onion as an air purifier while noting onions are healthful as food.
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The Aim of Education by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues education should fit each student to his highest natural level of achievement. He cites Dean Seashore on educating individuals, not mass schooling, and asserts colleges must foster definite achievement, happiness, usefulness, and goodness in graduates.
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National Research
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Seventy Years Ago in Blakeville and Local News Bits
A 10 year old girl in Blakeville suffered a crushing forearm injury and underwent amputation by Drs Barner and Harper after feeding a sorghum mill. A Republican caucus nominated town ship officers including Crittenden for assessor and Parmenter for clerk. The Iowa State Fair at Osceola saw meager animal displays due to transport issues, prompting a call to hold the next fair in northern Iowa.
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J. Parmenter
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J. H. Wilkins
Harvey Hallock
George Stewart
Lews Elwell
Levi Hosman
G. R. Crittenden
Iowa State Agricultural Society
Oskeloosa
Light My May By REV John R Gunn
A devotional meditation on life’s ups and downs urging endurance. The speaker cites passages about rising after downturns and facing adversity with a brave heart. Personal experience leads to renewed hope and confidence that one can rise again after falls.
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Path of Hope Text Resists Despair in Simple Verse
A compact devotional fragment urges readers to lift their heart during dark times and continue walking with hope. It promises that downward moments are not final and encourages steady progress toward better things. The voice emphasizes perseverance and faith.
Abe Martin Ponders Pear Preservation and Primrose Path
Abe Martin muses on saving a Kiefer pear by sealing the stem with paraffin and asks why there is little talk of widening the primrose path. The folksy note blends humor with small rural wisdom.
The Captains' banners float as comfort after the storm
A jagged collage notes industry and big business as a rock amid upheaval. It cites comfort from capital strength, jokes about offices and money, and a mix of quips on politics, fashion, and social trends. The piece peppered with fragments lacks a single clear event but centers on public attitudes toward industry and authority.
Golden Jubilee of Rev J C Nacke Ordination Celebrated
Waterloo clergymen and many friends gathered for the Golden Jubilee of Rev J C Nacke. Solemn high mass was celebrated by the jubilarian with archpriest Rev William A Runkel deacon and other clergy assisting. Bishop Molleman preached the sermon while St Francis hospital sisters provided a banquet and speeches followed the Mass.
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New York Day By Day By O Q McIntyre On Taxidermy And Clipping Bureaus
An early 20th century miscellany notes taxidermy decline for pets since 1908, with hunters trophies and museum pieces guiding the industry. It also profiles Ward Foster’s travel info empire, clipping bureaus, and works from McIntyre and Heath.
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Williams Accepts Hoover Court Appointment Sparks Farm Policy Debate
Illinois representative Tom Williams quits Congress after eleven terms to join the U S court of claims. The move follows his role on farm relief legislation and sparks questions about party loyalty and tariff policy amid ongoing political tension.
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