Watering Evening Courier Admits Sunday Publication Details
The Watering Evening Courier lists W. H H Hartman Co as publisher and notes office at Ridg right corner Park Ave and Commercial St with Grand Exchange 5106. It prints subscription rates by carrier and mail, outlines advertising policies, and references Associated Press and United Press International affiliations. The piece includes discussion on Congress and corn price policy with commentary on government price fixing and its economic impacts.
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W. Hh, Hartman Co
Courier Ridg
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
Grand Exchange
dJohn C. Hartman
Jackson McCoy
Kexston
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press International News
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Watt
Eca
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley, Representatives
State Department closes Karalyi case after questions
Washington replies to eastern journals that the Karalyi case is closed, offering no explanation for barring Countess Keralyi, wife of the tor-
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Ciaser
State Department
Washington
Karalyi
Keralyi
Transformation of Tammany Under Gov Smith Cites Dark Past to Bright Future
The piece argues that Tammany Hall is undergoing a political transformation under Gov. Al Smith, moving from corruption to reform. It notes a rapprochment with Southern Democrats, cites Senator Jimmy Walker touring below the Mason-Dixon Line in Smith’s interest, and briefly mentions a saxophone player jailed for murder in a contrasting aside.
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Soldaim
Tammany
Mr. Hyde
Dr. Jekyll
New York
Gov
AL Smith
Empire Democcracy
BEC
Petc
Solid South
Jimmy Walker
New York City
Prisoners of the mind in a world of oblivion
In a Davenport Democrat opinion the Corn Crit comments on a Chicago report titled Another Law to Save Farmer Urged by Towan. It notes weekly claims of saving townsfolk and mocks a corn-crib superstition while discussing state policy and pardons. Warshalltown Times-Republican reports Arkansas governors refuse pardons, upholding verdicts unless innocence is proven.
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Congress
Smith Wildman Brookhart
Fort Dodge Chamber of Commerce
Corm
Tabor
Mason City
ilobe-Gazette
Oscar Wilde
Davenport
Towan
Chicago
Dickinson
Washington, D.C
San Francisco
Warshalltown
Times-Republican
Arkansas
Hfe
Pinex Co
Fu Wayne
Ind
Delusions About Colds Persist In Nervous Elderly
Dr William Brady warns against the belief that exposure to cold causes colds and outlines distinctions among respiratory infections. He lists diseases from Coryza to pneumonia, laments public superstition, and urges preventive courtesy and intelligent spraying in social interactions to improve health.
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Fentry
J Oan
Osler
Oster
Surprising sex clash ends in street altercation
In a late night confrontation Julie lets a drunken Jimmy Phillips into her apartment where Latour intervenes, knocking Jimmy down. Julie pleads for calm as Jimmy stumbles away, threatening to involve the police. Latour brushes off the incident and asks if Julie wishes him to escort Jimmy home.
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Latour
Julie
Jimny Phillips
Sule
Lemmie
Jimmy
Jon
Letour
Taetour
Lanteur
Juewse
Jule
Washington Gossip Sparks Latour and Julie Scandal
A masked confrontation ends with Jimmy Phillips spinning a tale to salvage dignity after Latour and Julie clash at a fashionable house. A reporter’s snooping fuels Washington society chatter, hinting Latour as the lover of Mrs. Blake, former wife of Representative Blake, with the incident wrapped in sensational intrigue.
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Tatour
San Martian
Jimmy
Julie
Latour
Washington
Jimmy Phillips
Blake
Abe Martin T wonder if the secretary o’ th e How Anti-Swearin’ League ever got caught out without an opener
Abe Martin muses on whether the leader of the How Anti-Swearin’ League ever faced trouble for not having a proper opener. The playful quip contrasts Californy living with the need to avoid straining children and distant kin.
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Californy
Uncle Wiggily and the lee Boat
Uncle Wiggily and the lee Boat features Howard R. Ganis as the narrator. The scene shows Uncle Wiggily finishing a snow pie in a hollow stump bungalow while bunnies enjoy the snowy treat. A loud voice bursts in demanding more, sending Mr. Longears and Nurse Jate diving for cover under the table.
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Uncle Wiggily and
the Lee Boat
Howard R, Ganis
Uncle Wiggily
Hlease
Weezie
Mr. Longears
Jate
Mrs.Longears
Uncle Wiggily Snowtime Mischief And Toy Drawings
A whimsical tale follows Uncle Wiggily as he helps bears and bunnies share snow pie, discovers a red chalk stick, and enjoys Mr. Whitewash’s playful drawings. The story shifts to Uncle Wiggily’s icy journey to the Bushytail squirrels, where a makeshift ice boat sails him toward adventure and a hint of the next tale.
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Bob Cat
Mr. Whitewash
Uncle
Nurse Jane
Uncle Y Rett
Ness
Old Bear
Uncle Wigsils
Jene
Mouse
Palur Fear
Jane
Bunnies
Uncle Wiggily
Jack Frost
Johnnie
Billie Bushytail
Mrs. Longgars
Bunny
Bushytail
Nature Notes Q and A on Weather and Wildlife
Burroughs Nature Club notes answer reader questions about weather related color change in jackrabbits and shorebed depletion. The column invites general inquiries and provides brief, practical wildlife observations from the shore and local habitats.
Don’t Let That Cold Turn Into Flu
A vintage ad text urges readers to prevent colds from becoming flu or pneumonia. It promotes Musterole, a mustard oil based rub, claiming it relieves congestion by stimulating circulation without blistering. Instructions say to rub in with fingertips for warmth and cooling relief.
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