Waterloo Evening Courier Ad Rates and Policies
The Waterloo Evening Courier lists subscription prices and advertising rules. It notes carrier and mail rates, geographic terms, and payment due dates. The paper outlines rejection criteria for certain ads and mentions advertising offices in major cities.
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Waterloo
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
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New York
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Brooks & Finley, Representatives
Tariff questions stir debate over revision and impact
The piece analyzes reactions to President Coolidge’s tariff stance and a counterstatement by John F. Egerton of the National Association of Manufacturers. It argues the tariff remains a political issue with looming congressional action and predicts a downward revision pursued by contested boards rather than Congress.
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Noo
John F&. Egerton
National Association of Manufacturers
Egerton
Tariff Commission
Congress
House
Senate
Multitalented Richard D Delong Stars In One Day
In Alburtis Pa Richard D Delong is lauded for a busy day painting racing to marry a partner from Reading at Long Swamp parish then auctioning items and playing trombone with the Alburtis band at Lehigh church festival. He is also an insurance man and paper hanger. A rival hopes to top him with a man who paints and papers walls while reading service and playing bass drum.
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Stestollz- Ville
Reading
W. L. Mackstroth
Long Swamp
Delong
Alburtis
Lehigh Church
Mr. Delong
Tia
Coxey’s plan to fund banks with noninterest loans urged
The article reviews General Jacob Coxey’s proposed state and municipal banks funded by government noninterest loans to citizens. It warns that private property and risk in business persist, and government money must come from somewhere, limiting the plan’s feasibility.
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Jacob Coxey
Coxey's Army
Coxey
Show Windows In Waterloo Shop Window Brief
In a small Waterloo shop an artisan displays his trade with a compact office and workroom. The storefront extends under 40 feet with about six feet of frontage and space for a doorway a single window.
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Istrict
Waterloo
Duthy Pites
Modern norma for 34 by 66 inch women weight standards
An article argues that 34 year old women 66 inches tall may be normal up to 154 pounds with adequate exercise. It rejects old bustled ideals and favors an active, muscular body. weight should reflect personal activity and condition, not fixed figures, with guidance on tailoring standards by age and fitness.
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On the Golden Rule by Glenn Prank
An essay discussing the universal moral principle behind the Golden Rule across seven world religions. It cites versions from Hindu, Buddhist, Zoroastrian, Confucian, Mohammedan, Hebrew, and Christian traditions, arguing truth lies in universality rather than biblical authority. The piece cites an editor’s view on shared human ethics and cross religious convergence.
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Glenn Prank
University of Wisconsin
Formair
Century Magazine
Copyright
McClure
Vibe
World Unity
Alred W. Martin
Jesus
Window Dressers and the Art of Display
A tradesman keeps shop windows balanced between simple and flamboyant to attract passers by. Frequent changes prevent dull repetition but risk tiring returning customers. The piece notes skills tradesmen could teach budding window dressers to improve presentation and sales.
Broadway Gossips and a Star Named Hope Hampton
A 1923 New York column recalls the rise of film star Hope Hampton amid Broadway chatter. The piece notes her triumphant stage reception despite mixed reviews of her screen work and hints at publicity and industry irony surrounding her career.
Uncle Wigegily and the Rolling Cricket
Uncle Wigegily encounters a rolling walnut on a snowy path in a quiet wood. He muses on the odd sight as the bare trees and evergreens show no wind. The tale begins with a curious mystery and a gentle adventure for the eccentric character.
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Uncle Wigeily
Rabbi genMeman
Mr. Longears
Strange Rolling Nut Mystery in Snow Path
A rabbit and bunny ponder why a nut rolls without wind. The nut, once near a slump, now sits beside a stone in the snow. The rabbit, puzzled, speculates it moves downhill, while the path ahead remains level and straight.
Variety Critic Recaps Local Wedding in The Gonning Tower
A Variety critic reviews a wedding at the First Methodist on the main street. Gladys Pitz titz leads the bride’s role opposite an unknown groom. The crowd packed the venue. reception was lavish with old time flair and a lively organ performance.
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W. Scott
Gonning Tower
New York World
Gladys Pitztitz
S. A
Sky
Focal
Aasell
Ontalde
Milk Safety and Pasteurization Advice From Uncle Rays Corner
Uncle Ray urges choosing pasteurized milk over raw milk for safety. He explains pasteurization and boiling kill germs, notes the Pasteur name origin, and provides a home method using a bucket of boiling water to pasteurize milk if pasteurized options are unavailable. He mentions tuberculosis measles and scarlet fever risks.
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North America
Bolling
Pasteur
Uncle Ray
Worth Hillman reports Europe tour findings on war impact
Worth Hillman and Mrs Hillman tour Europe and report Austria and Belgium hardest hit by war while Italy shows heavy building and railway electrification. They note Germany’s industry, England’s law obeyance, and Venice and Rome beauty. The couple, with Carl Hungerford party, sail Cedric home, ending in Boston November 13.
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Austria
Belgium
Italy
Worth Hillman
Europe
Naples
Rome
Switzerland
Ireland
Germany
United States
England
London
Venice
Pompeii
Sorrento
Hungerfords
Hillman
Cedric
Carl Hungerford
Washington, D. C
Coblenz
Army of Occupation
Antwerp
Kenilworth
Warwick
Oxford University
Boston
New York
Chicago
Midwest
Burroughs Nature Club Notes In 1927
The column invites readers to submit questions on nature topics and promises answers in future Nature Notes. Readers ask about palm tree visits by does, swelling toads when picked up, and a flock of birds resembling black crowned night herons with pearl gray and speckled brown plumage.
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Nature Notes
Lightning and animal life questions from the era
A collection of speculative and factual notes on lightning myths, birds, and reptiles. It discusses whether a lightning bolt exists as a material object, how storms affect swallows, and the tooth-shedding of alligators with brief scientific explanations.
New Jury Terrors Warn Against Shadow Agencies
Chicago Daily News argues that detective agencies may shadow jurors and scrutinize private records to uncover debts, marriages, divorces and incomes. Citing the Burns Agency in the Sinclair-Fall case, the piece fears unprecedented terrors for citizens trying to avoid jury duty.
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Chicago Daily News
Burns
Sinclair-Fall
The Woman With A Polish Name Gets Naturalization Exam
A Louisville examiner notes the Polish named applicant answered duties of a mayor with a light phrase about things being hotsy-totsy indicating readiness to learn citizen responsibilities. The piece contrasts with other editorials on science and nature from Boston and Boston Transcript.
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Louisville
Courter-Journal
Strange Statesmen in Topeka Capital Discussion
The Topeka Capital notes quirky remarks about party figures including Senator Norris of Nebraska and Senator Walsh of Montana. Walsh urges a brief platform limited to controversial questions to entice readers to engage with the document.
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Topeka
Norris
Nebraska
Walsh
Montana
Abe Martin’s Quirked Note on Free Land and Honest Labor
A fragmented OCR piece hints Abe Martin voicing rural views on loyalty to the free land and honest work. The text blends folksy phrases with references to home, freedom, and skepticism about empty boasts or bells.
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