Classified and editorial masthead with policy notice
The document presents a newspaper masthead with ownership editor and manager credits, address details, notice of public post office, and policy statements. It includes advertising terms and a disclaimer about fraud and misrepresentation, along with representative offices in major cities.
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Ekooperandy
Oh' Hhan Oo
Park Aye
Inad
Exchange 6100
Sheed Vedrees
Priows
Conte
Postoffica
Waterloo
Tows
International News
Associated, Press
Associated Press
Audit Bureau
New
York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Stary
Brooks & Finley
Representatives
Fire Prevention Week Urges Caution And Fire Safety
The article designates Oct 6 to 12 as Fire Prevention Week and promotes ongoing educational campaigns to curb fire losses. It notes insurance premiums could fall if owners follow precautions, and stresses that fires cause property loss, downtime, and firefighting costs. Citizens are urged to handle matches inflammable goods safely and keep premises well maintained to minimize hazards.
Distinguished Visitor Ramsay MacDonald in U S Talks on Naval Limits
The United States hosts Ramsay MacDonald the British prime minister labor leader to discuss naval armament limits with President Hoover. The article notes strong American support for limiting arms without abandoning a needed navy and calls for reducing the tax burden from wars by pursuing peaceful peacetime investments.
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United States
Great Britain
Ramsay MacDonald
Hoover
MacDonald
Sam
The Big Series in Chicago and St. Louis
Baseball fans anticipate the world series as the Cubs meet the Athletics in Chicago under Connie Mack with New York Yankees and St. Louis Cardinals also drawing fervent interest. The public shows strong national passion for the sport and its dramatic matchups across cities.
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Chicago
Bill Wrigley
Cubs
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Connie
St. Louis
America
The Japanese Conscience in Crisis of Duty and Honor
A dated account notes Japan facing a crisis of conscience amid a Graf Zeppelin incident missteps and a false birth report. It cites officials considering resignations, graft disclosures linked to Baron Tanaka, and the suicide of a former premier, all reflecting a supposed code of honor.
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Japan
General Broadcasting Station
Gilchi Tanaka
Confused Reflections On Conspiracy In Harding Era Cabinet
The text reflects on Americans blaming themselves for circumstances beyond control and notes cabinet members pursuing normal duties after revelations of conspiracy and corruption. It contrasts self-derision with reaction in the Harding era.
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America
Harding
Personal Health Advice From Dr Brady On Bowel Habits
Dr Brady argues that most illnesses do not benefit from purgatives and urges readers to rethink self treatment. He shares cautions about cathartics, notes dangers of excessive medical intervention, and suggests listening to physiology while avoiding overuse of physic.
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Thasid Almanac
Seldon
Vem
Brady
William Brady
MacDonalds and the Hoovers
The piece compares a Livy conference on peace with a modern alliance between the MacDonalds and the Hoovers. It cites Valerius and Menenius Agrippa to illustrate the dangers of internal discord and the need for concord, urging the two families to influence nations toward pacific cooperation.
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Livy
Rome
Valerius
Menentus Agrippa
MacDonalds
Hoovers
Menenius Agrippa
Concord
Commons
Caiserk
Republic
Peaen
Witiess
The Trader's Lament and Public Notices From a Dense Page
A miscellaneous column blends stock market jitters with quips and editorials. It includes reflections on broker profits, a mocked perpetually entertaining story note, and varied opinions on radio broadcasts to Arctic explorers, plus a scholarly passage on wealth, colonial past, and the gold standard.
Views of the People on Banking in a Regional System
In Waterloo Iowa October discussions favor regional group banks over centralized national banks. The writer argues banks should serve local communities with regional information centers, stressing community identity, regional credit strength, and safer operations rather than size or national consolidation.
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Tture
Kmong
M Thange
Braneth
Bhankars
Eannol
Aa Net
Josnits
Ti 4A
Khovn
Thale
Jierson
Ac Bank Agcoupt
J. &. Eickelberg
Shearer on Capitol Hill as Naval Hearings Entertain
In Washington a lively naval inquiry unfolds with Senorita style and stagecraft. Shearer uses theatrical flair to press his case while Rear Admiral Reeves defends fleet parity and authority. The scene centers in a committee room with political posters and a Harding image, as lawmakers probe Geneva remarks and Sino Soviet documents.
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Frederic William Wise
Washington
D. C
Conan Doyle
Phillips Oppenheim
Fclion
Shearer Naval Investigation
Senate
Gilbert and Sullivan
Capitol Hill
Shearer
Geneva
Congress
Reeves
J. M. Reeves
U. SN
General Navy Board
Naval Service
Mahan
van Dyke
Britain
Capitol
Warren G. Harding
Senate Committee On Printing
Frank B. Willis
Ohio
Shipstead
Farmer-Labor
Minnesota
ABC
Light My OLD BY REV. JOHN R. GAIN
A discussion of two kinds of courage by Rev John R Gain contrasting Peters boldness with Johns patient endurance. The preacher urges balance of action and restraint for life Galilee and Patmos and invites reader questions via the paper.
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Rev
John R. Gain
Peter
John
Galilee
Peters
Patamios
Patmos
Abe Martin Mré Leghorn Sketch Leads To Unclear Swap
The fragment describes Abe Martin and Leghorn with a joke on a daughter in a swell eastern girls school and a reference to Mussolini resigning a portfolio but not being fired. The passage mixes names and stray phrases without a clear event.
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Leghorn
Tharp
Mussolini
New York Day By Day Diary Of O O McIntyre
McIntyre recalls a bustling New York day from Oct 7 noting experiences from a comic plane flight foiled by craven nerves to street scenes in the Ghetto. He chats with figures like John J. Raskob Walter Howey and Maury Paul while observing shoppers and street life on Fourth Avenue and Maiden Lane.
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New York
Pepys
Norfolk
Hudson
Tay Craven
Mania Bell
Lower
Fifth Avenue
Sil
Fourth Avenue
John J. Raskeb
Walter Howey
Col
Frank Knox
King Lardner
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Delaney Street
Fulton Street
Fulton
Maiden Lane
Senator Brookharts Prohibition Study From Iowa Armory to Senate
Washington Daybook recounts Iowa Senator Brookhart’s long opposition to alcohol and his belief that abstinence boosted nerve coordination. It traces his 1907 rifle team results from twenty fourth to tenth place and his assertion that mild beer and stimulants lower efficiency.
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Washington, D
Smith W. Beockhart
Iowa
Senate
Nn Grand Jury
Brackhart
Brookhart
Brookhart Foar
Stairs
Grookhart
Germany
Nbwnya
Teaching universities for women in cities urged
The article notes efforts to establish schools for women in large cities and calls for endowment of a professorship to educate women about their purpose, signaling a push for higher female education and professional leadership.
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Tngher
Springfield
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