Waterloo Evening Concier Fol Ad Rates and Policies
The Waterloo Evening Concier lists subscription rates and delivery terms for carriers and mail within 50 miles and beyond, plus a notice of advertising policies. It notes association memberships with AP and UPI, and reserves rights to remove fraudulent or policy-violating ads. The page includes address references and printing details for the Waterloo newspaper.
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W. MH. Hacmad Ce
Courier
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
Errr John
Jixriman
Vee
Geckson McCoy
Waterloo
Associated
Press
United Press International
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Destructive and creative forces in journalism debated
A Grinnell College professor labels journalists as destructive forces alongside soothsayers and devils. The piece argues that most newspapers report events honestly and interpret them in editorials, condemning sensationalism while questioning the boundary between contemporary reporting and historical writing.
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Edward Steiner
Grinnell College
Paleface Winter vs Indian Summer Clash Now Headlines
A column criticizes science for denying sun rays and labels smoke-filled autumn to spring air as Paleface Winter. It blames furnace owners and lazy citizens for pollution linked to cancer and respiratory disease, urging cleaner air for children's health.
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John T. McCutcheon
Fred C Tunney
Bureau of Laboratories
Chicago Health Department
The National Pastime Draws Varied Baseball Fans
The Courier notes a diverse crowd at the world championship game. Among spectators were a lad in a W sweater a minister a billiard hall worker a newsboy a music teacher an ad expert a high school girl a realtor a stenographer a worker in overalls a housewife a letter carrier a printer and a farmer. The piece highlights baseball as a unifying American pastime.
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Courier
Women and the tariff and its impact on American households
Anna Steele Richardson notes that home-making women are the major purchasing agents for about 80 percent of the 25.9 million U S families. Figures from the commerce department show women spend about 80 cents of every dollar in retail sales, with total U S retail sales last year over 40 billion dollars. The tariff, she argues, sets living standards by protecting manufacturers and wages, shaping budgets and markets for most household goods.
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Anna Steele Richardson
United States Department of Commerce
Wage Gaps and Public Morals Prompt City Talk
The piece contrasts a wife of a working American with European wage scales, notes Mae West’s arrest over an indecent play, and hints at Des Moines debates on loud speakers. It reflects on privilege, inflation, and nostalgia for the era when a million dollars seemed vast.
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Europe
Mae West
Des Moines
Personal Health Service by William Brady M D
Dr Brady explains that all energy comes from metabolism and not from breathing rate. He argues overbreathing provides no lasting oxygen gain and promotes general exercise as the best way to raise oxygen use and boost metabolism.
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William Brady, M.D
Brady
William Brody
Questions and Answers Time in Fruits and Health
Medical Q A column discusses calcium rich foods for bronchitis, calcium metabolism issues, and safe handling of iced water. It notes remedies like diet adjustments and light therapies, and warns about seeking professional medical advice for mental illness concerns in a future spouse.
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Kingly
L. A
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The Sympathetic Man by Glenn Frank
The article argues for long distance sympathy in a connected world and cites John R. Commons Edward Alsworth Ross and Edward A Filene as examples. It asserts that combining deep sympathy with knowledge is possible and enhances social influence across society.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century
Copsugat
MecGiure
Synatesta
Naver
Bertrand Russell
India
John R. Commons
Edward Alsworth Ross
Edward A. Filene
Diary of Modern Pepys and Broadway Gossip
A brisk diary entry from New York on Oct 8 recounts a morning view of stalactites carved in maple wood and a scene on the Hudson. It notes sightings of Daniel Dreyfus of Paris and Ashton Stevens, praise for various artists, theatre chatter, a rumored jazz opera from Berlin, and anecdotes on cigars and nightlife.
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New York
Modern Pepys
Pier
Daniel Dreyfus
Paris
Claremont
Craft
Hudson
Ashton Stevens
Chicago
Gene Markey
Uncle Wiggily's Baked Potatoes
Uncle Wiggily the rabbit in a cold frosty October morning plans to adventure with his fur coat and ears while Mrs Longtall the mouse gathers grains. The pair discuss upcoming travels and potential discoveries as harvest memories linger from the farmer’s field.
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Uncle Wiggily
Mrs. Longtall
Mr. Longears
Early Birds and Mice Seek Grain in Facing Fields
A mouse family heads to their breakfast as Uncle Wigerly muses on getting up early. He travels toward a field where a mouse lady has collected wheat and a farmer grows potatoes nearby, setting the scene for a quiet rural pursuit.
Uncle Wiggily’s Roasted Potatoes Surprise Guests
Abe Martin presents a whimsical tale where Uncle Wiggily the rabbit discovers three forgotten potatoes. He roasts them on a fire, airily shares with a weasel and hawk who arrive for breakfast, while the scene ends with a promise to tell more about Uncle Wiggily and the Alligator.
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Bob Uncle Wiggily
Robbit
Jack Frost
Hat Hal
Uncle
Uncle Wiggily
Hawk
Asi Daele Wickly
Weasel
Uncle Wigglly
Uncle Wisgily
Rabbit
Mr. Longears
Alligator
Blue Murder: Dighton Faces Vicious Guard Dogs at Villa Sabino
Alan Dighton, an adventurer with a strong war record, seeks to infiltrate Villa Sabino controlled by Ahlborg to confront The Lizard. He weighs using the pocket death on guard dogs but finds the plan impractical amid formidable barriers and expanding danger as Mafalda and Marney enter his orbit.
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Alan Dighton
Sir Ian Taverner
London
Secret Service
Corlity
Sir Ian
Baronet
Ahlborg
Dighton
Corlitt
June
Europe
Emile Daudot
Alan
Corlilt
Mey
Lisagd
Taverner
Ahlberg
Mediterranean
Mafalda
Marney
Flulterer
Via Emilia
Sabine
Portofino
Villa Sabino
TVA
Story of Columbus VI and the sailors band
Uncle Rays corner recounts Columbus landing on San Salvador on Oct 12 1492. It describes natives with copper colored skin and curious reactions to Spanish visitors. Columbus proclaims land for Spain, names the island, and the Spaniards stay for three days amid friendly, childlike natives.
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Columbus
Spain
San Salvador
Bahamas
India
Prized Heifer Photo Mistake Sparks Local Debate
In Sioux City Journal J H D Gray notes a clipping of a “prize winning Guernsey” actually shows a Hereford. The exchange recalls early farm sale bills and the humor of miscaptioned livestock amid memories of a country weekly’s rise and the editor’s eagle eye.
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Sioux City Journal
John H. D. Gray
Wall Lake Blade
Sunday Journal
John
Burroughs Nature Club Notes From 1873
Answers to reader questions from the Burroughs Nature Club column discuss bird head turning range, chipmunk stripes, and turtle sources for shells. Previous items note porcupines across America, moths and butterflies nectar gathering, and tame hummingbirds, with examples of hedged setups for observation.
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America
Virginia
Kentucky
South America
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