Waterloo Evening Courier legal ad and subscription line
Waterloo Evening Courier prints standard notice text about leased wires and AP policies, plus subscription rates and advertising terms. The fragment includes masthead details, pricing, and advertising guidelines with mentions of New York Philadelphia Chicago offices and representative firms.
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W. A. Hartman
Courier Bidg
Corner Park Ave
Commercial Bt
John CG. Martrap
Jackson McCoy
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press International News
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Aeg Ag Ra
Rentee Agere
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley, Representatives
Zeppelins, Stowaway Clarence and a Bold Airship Ride
A bedtime tale follows Clarence Terhune a boy who hides in a German airship to ride to Germany. He mingles with sailors and later writes a sensational exclusive story while washing dishes aboard. Berlin welcomes him as flappers and vaudeville makers seek him, a satire on daring stunts and press attention.
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Clarence Terhune
Clarence
America
Germany
Jimmy
Berlin
The Electric Word tells radio’s rise through wireless age
The book by Paul Schubert traces radio from infancy to maturity, naming Marconi and De Forest. It covers the early 1900s, the slow path to commercialization, and wartime use that accelerated wireless development, framing radio history as a drama of ambitious inventors and transformative tech.
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Paul Schubert
Marconi and
de Forest
Atlantic
Two Waterloo tradesmen show two business paths
A Waterloo worker recalls two repair experiences. One shop found a machine needed costly parts and hours of labor, while another shop said it was fine and would not rush cleaning. The tale reinforces that overcharging erodes trust and long term business.
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Nick
Hair Dye Debate Prompts Teens Club Vote Tied
Readers debate iron and tea hair dye using copperas as a pigment with letters praising and criticizing the method. A Teens club president recounts a favorable result while others warn about lead compounds in hair restorers. The vote remains tied with ongoing discussion.
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Will Rogers
Chief Eye Live
Galvanic Flavor and Personal Health Q&A
Dear readers discuss cooking with galvanized vessels for acid fruit like plums and jelly risks from zinc in acid juice. Also brief letters on wearing wool socks for children and about getting a permanent hair wave with humorous tone, with Dr Brady offering cautious guidance to readers.
Defending the Smellers by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues for a balance between scholars and seers in truth seeking. He recalls an incident about Mrs Taylor’s Leonardo study, noting some writers rely on intuition over data. He values intuitive insight to enliven factual research and hopes for seers amid budgets and numbers.
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Mrs. Taylor
Leonardo da Vinci
Hungary
Dance of Dazie Woggle Jig In Hollow Stump School
A colorful New York column riffs on songs and the music business mixing notes with quirky anecdotes. It mentions Irving Berlin, publishing, radio royalties, Tad the cartoonist, and Harry Stevens. A children’s tale follows Uncle Wiggily and Dazie in Hollow Stump School with Miss Mouse and the Wolf looming outside.
Blue Murder Chapter XVII Continued
The agent Ahlberg boasts of a secret service and a growing arsenal as he tightens control over European powers. Von Roeschen provokes threats while Mafalda and others remain at risk, and Marney hides watching a confrontation over missing pocket death guns.
Uncle Wiggily and the Wolf's Eyes
Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuazzy greets Uncle Wiggily as he slides down the stairs of his hollow stump bungalow. He says he is up early to get things done and asks if breakfast is ready while Mrs Longearg and the muskrat house keeper answer, saying it will be ready in a minute.
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Dazie
Uncle
Ankie
Dadzie
Mazie
Wumple
Miss Mouse
Uncle Wiggily
Hollow Stump
Jackie Bow Wow
Jackie
Lady Mouse
Mr. Wolf
Bunny Rabbit
von Roeschen
Marney
Per Bacco
Rapallo
Ahlberg
Mafalda
von’ Roeschen
Jane Fuzzy Wuazzy
Dackie Gow Wow Plans Trip to Hollow Stump School Dance
Dackie Gow Wow remarks cue a trip for Dazie Wogglejig with Mr Longears to the Hollow Stump School where she will dance. The Lady Mouse Teacher invites Darle to join the dance, while Miss Punzy Wurzy wistfully wishes for school days and better times for children.
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Dazie Wogglejig
Hollow Stump
Mr. Longears
Dazie
Mazie
Lady Mouse
Darle
Dan
Miss
Intra sauce flavoring by injection shocks diners
Indianapolis readers may soon buy lamb or mutton with mint sauce already in place and chicken flavored with mace and thyme. In France Dr Gauducheau injects sauces directly into the bloodstream of fowl to season all parts of the meat, a method called intra sauce. Over 2590 animals tested, with potential coloring and varied flavors. melted butter as the preferred injecting fluid for lean meats.
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Indianapolis
France
A. Gauducheau
Dr. Gauducheau
Golden Cities Quest By Diaz And The Firebrand Indians
Twenty five men led by Captain Diaz march from Cibola across Arizona seeking ships from Mexico. They learn of the Firebrand Indians near a river later named the Colorado and uncover a tree noting Alarcon’s voyage. The trek ends with ships unseen and the party returning to Cibola.
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Diaz
Cibola
Arizona
Mexico
Castile
Colorado
Alarcon
California
Cibola Uncle Ray
Hungry Russia. Wheat Shortage Prompts Crippling Bread Lines
In a Kewanee Illinois report from the Star Courier the piece notes Russia faces a severe wheat shortage as bread lines lengthen and an unmilled supply looms. It argues the destruction of capitalism has crippled industry and left Russia unable to pay for wheat, risking famine.
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Russia
Kewanee
Star-Courier
United States
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Query Column 1928
Questions of general interest on nature topics are invited by the Burroughs Nature Club Notes column. Readers are urged to send inquiries to the Nature Notes Department of this newspaper for answers in a future installment.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin. CO
Nature Notes
Answers in Tomorrow's Nature Notes
Nature Notes answers address common wildlife questions. Cat and dog health harms and diseases, livestock and pet illnesses, and treatment options, followed by notes on birds seen in West Tennessee across seasons and a brief history of guinea pig naming.
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West
Tennessee
Dee troit resident recalls open saloon era divisions
A fragment recalls Detroit life with dialect about residents debating saloon chatter and social divisions, noting the difficulty of separating groups like goats from sheep and peas from carrots as a colorful metaphor.
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Deetroit
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