ARD WATAN LUC DAILY SEPRAPORTAR VOL NO 256
Daily newspaper masthead from Waterloo Iowa detailing publication by Hartman Co with offices at Park Ave and Commercial, listing editors John Marton president and Jackson McCoy treasurer and GM, subscription rates, liability notices, and Associated Press affiliation.
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Hartman Co
Corner Park Ave
Telephone
John
Marton
Esse
Meiter Jackson McCoy
Streasurer
de Capeasta
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press International
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Fee Eee TN
Tan Daa Nahn Ee Ag
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley, Representatives
Election verdict endorses Hoover presidency and party platform
The nation elected a president of ability and integrity with a strong Republican coalition in Congress. The electorate endorsed Hoover and a proffered platform aimed at economy and efficiency, obliging the party to fulfill promises promptly for the country’s good.
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Congress
Coolidge
Republican Party
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Taft
Bryan
William Howard Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
William Jennings -Bryan
United States
Yankee Doodle Crash Ends Flight Record Holder’s Life
Captain C B D Collyer renowned globe circler and Harry Tucker die in a plane crash near an Arizona canyon. The Yankee Doodle, previously setting US cross country marks with Art Goebel, is destroyed. Eyewitness described the crash after the craft struggled in rain and fog and exploded on impact. Collyer’s death underlines the need for safe loads and prudent flying in poor visibility.
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C. B. D. Collyer
Globe
Harry Tucker
Arizona
Collyer
Art Goebel
United States
Tucker
Soldiers From The Sky At Brooks Field Demonstration
Aerial and ground attack drill at Brooks Field Texas showed six parachutists landing and deploying a machine gun in moments after a bomber flight. Maj. Gen. Summerall inspected the field as staff officers observed a staged, surprise assault illustrating coordinated air and ground combat concepts. The event emphasized speed, precision, and stealth in future campaigns, noting visibility and uncertainty in air battles.
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Air Corps
Brooks Field
Tex
Summerall
Election Night Reflections On A New President
The nation’s sovereignty rests with the people who chose a new president after a long, demanding cycle of campaigns and party deliberations. Voters informed themselves on men, issues, records, and platforms as the process of electing a leader concluded.
The Great American Election Day Ritual
A description of the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November as the pivotal election day. It contrasts sensational campaigns with a simple voting act and notes the quick, almost painless nature of voting. It highlights upheaval from propaganda to turnout and the decisive power of casting a ballot.
Personal Health Service On The Better Man Wins
In assessing Cox Harding and other candidates I compare their physical fitness and habits. I visited Harding in Marion and Cox in Columbus, noting blood pressure and health risks while noting tobacco use and temperament. I concluded Smith the better man over Hoover and predicted Cox would win, a prediction proven wrong in the Cox Harding race.
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Cox-Harding
T. R
Senator Harding
Marion
Harding
United States
Columbus
Cox
Hoover
Smith
Bright
Herbert Hoover
Alfred Smith
Atlanta
Mr. Smith
Questions and Answers One of the Forty Million
A girl 17 and tall asks if smoking and drinking will cause consumption. The doctor warns she may already have tuberculosis and explains how consumption develops, urging caution and health education. The page also includes a skin foot itch case likely ringworm, with home remedy guidance and instruction to mail letters to Dr Brady for replies.
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A. B
M. EL RA
Kentucky
Whitfield
Brady
William Brady
Ideas of Common Men by Glenn Frank Preface Note
Glenn Frank president of the University of Wisconsin argues that university leaders should address the issues and ideas of the average person rather than esoteric scholarly topics. He cites Socrates Addison Santayana and Aristotle to support bringing philosophy and common sense into public discourse. The piece urges university minds to engage with everyday concerns of the common man.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
Copyright
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Socrates
Addison
Steele
The
Spectator
George Santayana
Universites
Night Club Decline and Phase of Broadway Mob
A New York night club scene is fading as empty tables and high prices deter patrons. The piece mocks the sucker racket atmosphere, describes manipulated seating and phony intimacy, and notes specious entertainments. It also sketches London society figures and a lurid midnight casino vignette with affluent thrill seekers.
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New York
Galesburg
Walters
Eppis
Sapidile
Uncle Wiggily and Dazie's Dance
Uncle Wiggily dances on one leg before a candy shop after buying Dazie a chocolate bar. Mazie asks for a looking glass to check her head while Uncle Wiggily points to Dazie’s candy and Mazie’s reflection, saying both are there together.
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Uncle Wiggily
Dazie
Mazie
Mazie Discovers Her Glinting Chocolate Treat
Dazie and Mazie share a chocolate treat as sunlit foil reflects off Mazie’s candy. The moment brings childish delight when Mazie exclaims she sees her own head in the shining wrappers. The Wogglejigs are described as loose wood-pegs in the scene.
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Dazie
Baby Bunty
Mazie
Uncle Wiggily and the Mirror in Chocolate Foil
Mazie and Dazie receive a chocolate foil mirror from Mr. Longears in a chilly tale. Mazie tests her reflection while Uncle Wiggily dances. The Lady Mouse Teacher invites Dazie to dance at Hollow Stump School, promising a future tale with the Wolf’s eyes.
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Dazie
Mazie
Onkie
Mr. Longears
Mr. Long
Uncle Wiggily
Hollow Stump
Miss Mouse
Fifty Years Ago In The Courier November 6 1878
A 1878 Courier chronicle notes Halloween prowling scarce in the city. Colts weighed 1370 pounds combined at Cedar Falls. A fire at Hitts carriage factory on Commercial street caused $2500 loss. The courthouse gains a new roof under R D Ball. Duck hunting and Indian summer are in fashion as the season shifts.
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T. H. Hathaway
Black Hawk Township
Cedar Falls
Hitt
Commercial Street
R. D. Ball
East River
Tenth Street
Republican Victory Dominates Black Hawk County Results
The November 7 1888 issue notes a Republican majority in Black Hawk County despite Democratic efforts and highlights national headlines on Harrison and protectionist themes. It also covers railway staffing changes by Illinois Central, a damaging La Porte City cyclone, Waterloo October mail totals and a large naturalization day led by Judge Couch with residents from multiple counties.
Waterloo Manufactures Drive City Growth in 1908
Twenty years ago Waterloo Iowa showed a booming manufacturing base with a payroll of 1 377 000 across 20 factories and an annual product value of 12 450 000 from 81 manufacturing enterprises. Voting machines debuted in Black Hawk County as Taft swept the election defeating Bryan and Pickett carried Waterloo for Congress by about 8 000 votes.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Black Hawk County
Cedar Falls
Thompson
Explorers Recount Early California Voyage and Indian Aid
UNCLE RAY notes how Spaniards in Mexico pondered if California was an island. Alarcon leads a river voyage up a wide current with Indian guides and corn gifts. They learn of Cibola and fire weapons, but fear the 40 day trek and turn back before reaching the land.
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Mexico
California
Lower
Long Peninsula
Coronado
Gulf
Alarcon
Cibola
River voyage speeds halve on return journey
A river trip that took 15 days upstream arrived back in under three days due to a strong downstream current. The writer signs off to Uncle Ray and hints at tomorrow’s plan to search for the ships.
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Uncle Ray
W. C. T. U. critique of gutter cigarette waste
The Reinbeck Courier reports a local WCTU Iowa City tally claiming 97 000 discarded cigarette butts were stepped on to deter youth smoking. The piece questions the method, noting many youths obtain cigarettes from retailers or use full packs rather than gutters. It argues for effective approaches over tireless disposal actions.
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Reinbeck Courier
Iowa City
Rhine River: Europe's busiest and best managed waterway
An American traveler extols the Rhine as Europe’s busiest river with heavy traffic. Tugboats tow five to seven barges despite swift currents while a double-track rail line runs along both banks. Indestructible stone walls and jetties keep the channel navigable. The Rhine is Germany’s industrial asset.
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Charles
Rhine
Europe
Germany
Why a woman sees pressed clothes but missing buttons
In the Evansville Journal a curious question asks why a woman who notices pressed clothing may overlook a missing button. The piece explores attentiveness, gendered expectations, and practical perception in daily tasks.
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Evansville Journal
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Collected by Houghton Mifflin
The Burroughs Nature Club Notes invite questions on nature subjects. Readers are directed to send questions to the Nature Notes Dept for publication with answers in this column, under the 1928 copyright notice from Houghton Mifflin Co.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin . CO
Nature Notes
Bird with white head brown body in field
A large bird about goose size with a white head and brown body likely is a bald eagle or a similar raptor in field view. to confirm, note habitat, behavior, and any distinct beak or wing pattern. If uncertain, compare silhouette and local species guide.
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Sepraportar
Personal Health Service
Nat'l Newspaper Service
London
Swat
Hannen Swaffer
Fleet Street
Broadway
Elan
Sangfroid
Michael Arlen
Howard R. Garis
Gnovers
MR. Pill
MN Gut
MR. Pie
China
du Yu Livs
By Tad
Abe Martin
Ren Yace
In the Courier
Hallowe'en
Sixth Street
Harrison
Cleveland
T Illinois Central
Dubuque
Wood
la Porte City
Couch
Tama
Grundy
Bremer
Butler
Henry Phillips, Jr
Henry Phillips
Raymond
Hallowe’en Celebrators
Charles £. Pickett
Uncle Ray’s
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