Classified newspaper notice and advertising policy excerpt
A fragmentary section outlines advertising policy for WeiH Hartman Co and others, noting Associated Press ownership of news dispatches and paper locations. It mentions audit bureau membership, advertising rates on request, payment terms by the 10th, and the paper's right to omit inadmissible or misleading copy. It also lists major offices and representatives in New York Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Weih. Hartman Co
St.ange Bldes Aevye Peealdent and Malter
aTreaguryer and Central
Clyear
Miles
Monte
Miilea
International News
Associated Press
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Focal News
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New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
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Brooks & Finley
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WATERLOGS BIG SHOW AT DAIRY CATTLE CONGRESS OPENS
The Dairy Cattle Congress opens its twentieth edition drawing more than 1000 dairy animals and a host of allied exhibits. Visiting dignitaries attend as the management promotes the event as a city asset and a premier national showcase demanding public support and ticket sales.
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Ne Westerday
Dairy Cattle Congress
The
Congress
Iowa Poultry Gains Share In Midwest Farming Growth
The article notes six Midwestern states supply New York and Philadelphia with poultry products totaling about 75 million dollars yearly. Iowa leads in dressed poultry and eggs sales to New York, shipping 26 million pounds of dressed poultry and 1,170,000 cases of eggs, contributing roughly 10 million dollars to the state's income and broadening farm diversification to reduce economic risk.
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Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
inSas
Oklahoma
New York
Philadelphia
Iowa
Missouri Teadé
Lve
Hood
Waterloo's Union Station an enduring mid-Victorian jewel
The Forty Years Ago column notes the Waterloo depot's stonework by BCR&N masons at Bluff and Fourth, its rapid progress from received materials, and plans that mark the building as a beauty and practical. The piece defends the station's age, design, and long survival as a mid-Victorian masterpiece.
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Bluff
Fourth Streets
the Courier
Waterloo
Alsc
Tiberius
Wnion
Divorce grows as society questions traditional roles
A Penn State professor advocates husbands should take charge of child care, plumbing, electrical work, and selling old clothes and furniture to support family life. The piece notes only a few set his requirements, while others resist printing the full list of expectations.
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America
Penn State
Chi Dren
Man's Burden in Modern Life Proclaimed by Editorial
The piece lists expected duties for a husband and head of family including rent, groceries, gas, clothes, shoes, laundry and more. It notes social duties to attend events and budgets for radio and car payments. It predicts he should fund clubs, charities, dentists and doctors while noting church and social life as a constant drain.
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Little Brown
the Vale
The Baby Specialist and Modern Health Myths
Dr Brady critiques baby and child specialists and the rise of fad feeding rules. He mocks overconfident experts, warns against sugar fear, and urges practical infant care over algebra in schools. Readers’ questions on sex, germs, sherbet color, and secondary anemia are answered with caution and reminders to send questions with stamped envelopes.
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Anny
Brady
Hebst
Willian
St. Louia
Ufe
Mfe
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Ilinois State Fair
The Magic Word and the Rise of Psychology
Glenn Frank reflects on G Stanley Hall and the progress of modern psychology. He discusses measuring abilities and aptitudes, fitting institutions to human nature, and the idea that science can guide societal design with "the magic word" guiding method and progress.
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G. Stanley Hall
Althe
Gray Savant
Giidanes
Autumnal musings and notices from a bygone era
A mosaic of verse fragments and editorial jottings. The piece cites Missouri governor speech limits, a Waterloo church offertory, Alaskan geography trivia, and a humorous column on posture and character, concluding with thoughts on executive leadership and talent.
Mixed Letter Sentences Brain Test From Evening Post
The page presents a brain test with scrambled words and instructions to rewrite each sentence in correct order. Readers are told to answer within three minutes and to refer to nonessential notes if unsure, with results to appear on the Society Page.
Hoover Faces Tough Tariff Fight as Senate Battles Begin
Washington reports President Hoover confronts a major test of leadership in the tariff clash with the Senate Democrats. Hoover backers praise his stance while opponents argue for the Hawley Smoot issue, with observers noting strong party strategy and possible vetoes. The piece also touches on the origin of the term tariff and notes British figures Tom Jones and the rise of Lex King Souter as a notable young orator.
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Frederic William
Hoover
Washington
Senate
Congress
White House
Joe Robinson
Arkansas
Pat Harrison
Hawley-Smoot Hill
Great Britain
Ramsay MacDonald
Tom" Jones
Jones
Col. House
Lloyd George
Bonar Law
Stanley Baldwin
MacDonald
No. 10
Downing Street
Davis
Rhymney Valley
Wales
Abe Martin and John Ringiln Kin Circus Plans
The article notes Abe Martin Well and John Ringiln Kin running eight circuses with enough Holland herrin to fill seventy two trained seats. They may need to return the following day to adjust doors and windows, with contractors ready to help within a couple of days.
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John Ringiln
Holland
Wilson aide defends president in infirmity critique
Senator Hawes leads 16 on inserting a winning word in the Congressional Record as Joseph P. Tumulty rebuts Professor Walter B Pitkin of Columbia University. Tumulty calls Pitkin’s claim that Woodrow Wilson has a secret infirmity bunk and challenges sources for proof.
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Hawes
Missour
Washington
Joseph P. Tumully
Walter B. Pitkin
Columbia University
Pitkin
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Light My YOL and Cow Figures in Daily Talk
A sermon style piece urges husbands to share income and decision making with wives and regard them as partners. It stresses respect, companionship, and transparency in finances, inviting readers to submit questions for further guidance. The Cow Situation notes joke about cows and contrasts ideal farm life with real farmers’ diligence.
Penthouse Parties Rise as New York Sky Dwellers Reign
The New York Day By Day column notes a surge in penthouse living with over 200 luxury “castles in the air” in Park Madison Fifth avenues and the West Side. It describes privacy and excess from private elevators to late night bands, while warning that swift trends may invite police scrutiny as dawn golf and social excess continue.
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New York
Henry L. Dowerty
State Street
Percy Rockefeller
Lower Broadway
Earl Carroll
Seventh Avenue
Aerses
Soldier-minister Everson's sweeping wartime career and rise
General William Graham Everson, named by President Hoover to head the wartime militia bureau, is a long serving minister and soldier. He fought across Cuba, France, Italy, Austria, Dalmatia, Serbia and Montenegro, later commanding American sectors at Vittorio Veneto and Fiume with multiple decorations. He has served churches in four states and earned multiple degrees.
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Washington, D. C
Peter Muhlenbere Stepper
Tela
Pattle
William Graham Everson
Hoover
War Department
Uncle Sam
Cuba
France
Italy
Austria
Dalmatia
Serbia
Montenegro
Natones
Teil
Ben
Everson
Poliona
Indiana
Massachusetts
Kentucky
Ohio
Command and General Stale
National Guard
Arms. War College
Fiume
Pershing
Gro de Angeles
H. Gordon
Proletariat in Moscow React to MacDonald Cabinet Oath
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes strong reaction abroad as the MacDonald cabinet kisses the king's hand after taking office. Observers question the stance of the new administration toward monarchy and imperial ties.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Proletariat
Moscow
King George
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McClure
Byndtices
Wanderer
Harvard
Charles
Hamburg
Jayry
Wirst Khan
Ward van Orman
Emerson
Goncord
New York World
William H. Blake
Mr. Blake
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Philadelphia Star
Hig
Evening Post
Rod
Society
Tarif
Musa
Spain
Farffa
William Jennings Bryan
House
Lex King Souter
Willam Jewell College
Liberty
Souter
Abe Martin
C. D. Batchelor
Rev
John BR. Gunn
O. C. McIntyre
Loh Holz
Bronx
Rebeccah
Tappe
Grand Central Terminal
Society Paper
Merry Whirl
Herbert C. Plummer
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