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An old newspaper fragment details the Waterloo front office act and advertising rules, plus a British highway safety note advocating white center lines. It mentions Associated Press, diversified ads, and a legal observation on collegiate terms and conduct.
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Corser Park Ave
Martman
Stele
Meloy
Trea Mer
Carpier
Soall
Lear Ihan & Mayth
Waterloo
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Associated Press
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Republica Ah
Republicari Nf
Ries Mide
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New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Loss Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley, Representatives
Be Sure You're Right A Lesson On Knowledge And Accuracy
A concise essay argues the importance of accuracy over speed in thought and reporting. It cites the adage Be Sure You're Right, warns against guessing, and notes public figures like Henry Ford would suffer more from misinformation than ignorance. It stresses using reliable information and methods to verify facts.
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Theo Zol
Henry Ford
Matthew Arnold
Benedict Arnold
Arnold Bennett
Jamal
Cattle Congress Boosts Iowa Dairy Industry At Waterloo
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lauds Iowa for hosting the annual Cattle Congress in Waterloo. It notes Iowa leads in TB testing and dairy methods, importing and expanding dairy cattle, milk, butter, and cheese exhibits from multiple states and Canada. The dairy exhibit and congress are praised for diversifying and stabilizing agriculture in Iowa.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Iowa
Dairy and Cattle Congress
Wasetloo
Canada
Towa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Toya
Towy
Modern Warfare Emphasizes Armor and Air Power Ahead
Davenport Times reports British maneuvers in Wiltshire highlight tanks armored cars and aircraft as key in future war. Observers say trench stalemates may be prevented and urge modernization of national defense including coast defense and naval support aided by airpower.
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Davenport
Wiltshire
United States
Forty Acres in London Sold for 15 Million
London October 1 one of the biggest real estate deals in the city’s history has been renegotiated Howard de Walden of 49 acres of a city trust for a sum around 15 090 000 The 40 acres encompass some of the richest and some of the poorer streets in the west end and reconstruction is expected by the new owners
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London
Howard de Walden
City Trust
Phosphorus myths and quack remedies in old medical column
Dr William Brady critiques Compound Syrup of Hypophosphites and similar quack preparations once touted as cures. He notes phosphorus toxicity risks, asserts the syrup lacks real medical benefit, and highlights the harmlessness and taste despite no true impact on lungs or blood.
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United States
Cherchil
Department of Distress
Dr. Brady
William Brady
The Surprising Sex Dred by The Surprising Sex Dred
John Blake, a wealthy lawyer and rising political figure, marries Julie after scandals swirl around his friendship with Horace Latimer. Julie’s White House reception gown, a jade-green velvet with brilliants, shocks attendees and highlights Blake’s social ascent.
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John Blake
Congress
Syard
June Latimer
Horace Latimer
Blake
Anna Denniston
Julie
Jimmy Philips
Julieso
Phillips
Washington
White House
Eva Haines
Glandes J
Agatha Jennings
Latimer
Marine Band
Prohibition Politicking Sparks Odd Miss Pearl Parlor Class
A confused OCR snippet hints at Abe Martin style banter and a Miss Pearl Moons reference. A beauty parlor run by Mme Recaimler may be organizing a class in spitting tobacco, while a daughter given up as a joke appears in the garbled text.
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Miss Pearl
Mme
Recaimler Beauty Parlor
Woodpecker Adventures and Oak Acorn Speculations
A whimsical scene shows Charlie the rooster trying to be a woodpecker, falling after a boastful drill, Uncle Wiggily applauds his effort, and Charlie vows to switch to grain gathering. The passage shifts to notes on animal speed, then discusses acorn varieties and oak cups. It ends with a political note on Gov. Smith's bid for New York Senate and 1928 nomination implications.
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Gov
Smith
New York
Wadsworth
Senate
New York State
White House
Uncle Wiggily and Charle's Trick
Charlie and Arabella Chick, two young chickens near Uncle Wiggily’s hollow stump bungalow, help with chores while Charlie dreams of growing up to be a rooster. The segment hints at a playful tale of mischief and growth among farmyard personalities.
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Charlie
Arabella Chick
Uncle Wiggily
Hollow Stump
Arabella
Mr. Cock
Charlie's Woodpecker Bluff Aims to Astonish Uncle Wiggily
Charlie plans to imitate a woodpecker to fool Uncle Wiggily and Arabella. He believes his wings and sharp bill will let him peck holes in a tree, but doubts about his size and flight power challenge the stunt.
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Charlie
Uncle Wriglly
Uncle
Mr. Longears
Wigsily
Arabella
Mr. Doodle
Uncle Wiggily
Mrs. Chick
Uncle Wigwily
Trow
Carle
Cascarets Laxative Ad Promises Quick Relief
Feel Glorious Nicest Laxative Cascarets promises relief from headachy bilious constipated feelings. One or two candy like Cascarets stimulate the liver and bowels, leaving you clean, refreshed and rosy. Advertises Cascarets as the largest selling laxative for men women and children available at any drugstore.
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