Waterloo Evening Courier front matter and policy notes
The Waterloo Evening Courier lists its volume and issue, address, and staff roles. It details subscription prices, postal terms, radio wire services, and advertising policies, including rights, payment terms, and policy statements on eligibility and public policy.
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W. H. Martninn Co
Sourier Bldg
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
I John
Hartman
Jackson
Postoffica
Waterloo
Town
Ee Era
Associated Press
United Press International News
Associated, Press
Associated
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New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story, Bracks & Finley
Eee Ates
Suffrage Amendment Appeal Urges Iowa Women to Vote Yes
Miss Martha McClure urges Iowa women to support the constitutional amendment granting full suffrage rights to sit in the legislature. She recalls past defeats and notes previous legislatures endorsed extending officeholding. The key question is the size of the majority at the November 2 general election, reflecting women voters' influence.
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General Assembly
Miss. McClure
Tolerance Toward Mankind and Historical Intolerance Seen
In a tour of America, the London bishop urges charity and tolerance amid humanity's flaws. He laments self centered worries and calls out quick judgments, echoing cinema craftsman D. W. Griffith on depicting tyranny through history from Babylon to Catherine de Medici, noting only one perfect man in two millennia.
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London
Iowa
America
D. W. Griffith
Babylon
Ninevah
Tyre
Egypt
Catherine de Medici
M._f
Father
Instalment plan buying defended from Babson critique
A Wall Street Journal letter to the editor defends instalment plan buying against Roger W. Babson's warning of a crisis. It labels Babson a pseudo-economist yet argues the plan offers advantages and urges buyers to weigh item nature, future obligations, and purchaser income before deciding.
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Wall Street Journal
Roger W. Babson
Babson
Personal Health Service by William Brady column
A historical health column reviews myths about heredity and disease, urges clear health scrutiny before marriage, and cites high rates of gonorrhea and syphilis. It presents a Q&A from readers on dieting, outdoor activity for earache, and general wellness. Dr Brady signs off with submission instructions.
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William Brady, M. D
Brady
William Brady
Towards a New Politics by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues future politics must be based on scientific study of social causes and results. He envisions a permanent corps of researchers to inform legislators, reducing passion and partisanship, while cautioning that facts alone cannot guarantee perfect policy.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure Newspaper
Senate
House of Supermen
Hbody
Shanglour
New York Snapshot From 1920s Street Scenes and Theatre
A kaleidoscopic slice of New York life in 1926 描述 bustling streets theatres and shopfronts. Vivid fragments mention Fifty-second Street Col umbus Circle Ziegfeld’s theatre and Central Park wall. Notes on fashion thefts theatre layout and a quirky parade of characters including a Musica store clerk an American Indian and a famous horse show entrant.
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New York
Forty-second Street
Musica
Elk's
Charles Dana Gibson
Canada
Marilyn Milter
Michael Av Jlen
Saviings Bank Window
Fifth Avenue
Jack Kennedy
Jack
Th Avenue
Fifty-third Street
Ziegfeld
Puck
Trudy
Columbus Circle
Ferber
AX INDEX OF SPENDING AND INTOLERANCE NOTES
Davenport Times reports on entertainment spending rising as a showman enterprise surveys the country to map its routes and audiences. Albany News condemns religious intolerance as harmful to Americanism and warns it fuels bitterness and woes.
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Davenport
Ringtins Srethers
Barhmen & Bailey Cdvous
Hnakel
Betare
Goth
Chesis Las Dane
Albany News
America
Uncle Wiggily and the Cat's Banjo
Howard R Garis narrates a playful scene in a cave where the Bob Cat laughs at plans for a new banjo. The Fuzzy Fox arrives curious about the cat’s toying with a drum, cream stick, and strings as the cat vows to play a tune on the instrument.
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Fuzzy Fox
Bob Cuc
Bob Cat
Fox
Virgily
Tany
Tam
Banjo Cats and Fox in a Curious Drum Tale
A quirky scene unfolds as a Bob Cat and a Fox clash over music. The Cat tightens a drum head and announces the banjo is finished, while the Fox asks who will play. The Cat begins plucking strings with claws and howling, waking the Fox who covers his ears.
Uncle Wiggily and the Banjo Serenade Caper
A Bob Cat and Fox plan to trap Uncle Wiggily by serenading his bungalow window with a banjo. The ruse collapses when the Police Dog arrives and arrests both critters for the night, leaving Uncle Wiggily safe and pondering the lesson on music.
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Bob
The
Cat
Bob Cat
Uncle Wiggily
Burroughs Nature Club Notes From 1926 Panel
Questions and answers appear in a 1926 nature notes column asking about bird necks, poisonous nightshade berries, and animal sounds. It covers boa constrictors versus anacondas, hearing in crustaceans, and bird migration speeds citing Cooke and the American Bird Banding Association, noting potential data for speed estimates.
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South America
Cooks
WS. Department of Agriculture
Cooke
American Bird Randing Association
The Heart of Katie O'Doone Drama and a confession
Excerpt from Leroy Scott novel scenes a confrontation in which Katie O'Doone pleads for her fiancé Billy and for a plan to salvage the situation. Mr Gordon probes truth while Katie's selfless appeal and fatherly defense reveal deep family bonds and moral stakes as the plan unfolds in a tense garden moment.
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Katie O’doone
Leroy Scott
Mary Regan
Billy
Peter Romain
Peter
Miss O'Doone
Katie
Terry Odeone
Mr. Gordon
Tad
Aly
Gordon
Wall Mills case stirs editorials over farmer fame
Abe Martin notes the Wall Mills case attracts attention as a local farmer with a name in the paper gains fame while calling out the idea of turning the murderer into a hero or receiving medals.
A Legend of Undian Corn From Uncle Rays Corner
A short tale from Uncle Rays Corner recounts a Iroquois legend where a sleeping bride becomes a corn plant, her hands turning to ears and hair to threads, explaining corn’s abundance. The narrator likens native stories to ancient Greek myths and invites reader reaction.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin CO
Copsright
Nature Notes Dept
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Uncle Ray’s
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