Daily Matangio Daily Forty Eighth Volume Notice
Waterloo Iowa newspaper page lists publication details, staff roles, and subscription and advertising policies. It notes daily except Sunday issues, office locations, Associated Press and United Press affiliations, and general rates and rules for classified ads.
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Sundsy
W. HE. Hartman Co
Courier Bieg
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St. My Vs
Saans Oe
John C. Hartman
Jackson McCoy
LE Conte Ly
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press International News
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ee Ee Eee
York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Lost Opportunity in Nes Moines Meeting of Ederle and Talley
Two famed young women Gertrude Ederle and Marion Talley met in Nes Moines but the press failed to deliver a compelling story. Ederle, the first woman to swim the English Channel, is nearly deaf after her record swim. Talley, at 19, shines in grand opera with a superb voice. Their contrasting talents and paths highlight a striking juxtaposition in a single moment.
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Thishorld
Nes Moines
Gertrude Ederle
Channel
Marion Talley
Gertrude
Gertrude Ederte
Ain
English Channel
The Age of Etiquet and Misused Etiquette Cards
A column notes the rise of etiquette culture led by Emily Post and The Blue Book of Social Etiquette. It mocks engraved apology cards for social errors and jokes about future regret cards for crimes. It cites a 1926 New York dispatch and references a holdup death and a still accident.
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Emily Post
Social
Gage
New York
Invasion Threat to Iowa Crops From Corn Borer Plight
A warned call to Iowa and nearby regions as the corn borer menace endangers the heartland. The piece notes the pest’s spread from Ontario and Pennsylvania to Michigan, urging costly preventative measures by the winter legislature and stressing corn’s central role in the state’s economy. It also cites a Chicago meeting and mentions uncertain baseball remarks amid the congestion of ideas.
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Iowa
Chicago
Norn Belt
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Ontario
Canada
General Assembly
What You Know About Health By Dr William Brady
Dr William Brady summarizes health fundamentals, sleep, posture, exercise, nutrition, mental balance, infection resistance, immunization, environmental hazards, and medical selection. He urges school instruction in hygiene and urges authorities to discard mystery and tradition in favor of science based health education.
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American Public Health Association
Sommer
Livingston Farrand
Cornell University
Bolsheviks of Business by Glenn Frank
An essay by Glenn Frank warns of hidden bolshevik forces in American commerce. He distinguishes two corrupt forms: red tape apostles and plundering administrators, arguing business must fulfill social duties and be scrutinized when failing to serve the public.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure Newspaper
Russia
Commonwealth
The Wonder City and Constructive Wealth Ideals
A series of short excerpts from Ottumwa Courier and Dubuque Telegraph-Herald discuss wealth, philanthropy, and urban vitality. Wealth should build libraries and colleges rather than lavish houses, preserving progress through constructive ideals. New York is praised as a welcoming, diverse, open city that encourages free expression. A Fort Wayne note warns about depreciation in a son's auto value.
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Ottumwn Courier
Dubuque
Chinatown
Lita Fs
Diary Notes on New York Life and Stage Writers
The piece surveys New York scenes from Oct 12 including Harlem, Chinatown, and nightlife. It comments on playwrights George Ade Booth Tarkington and Harry Leon Wilson declining Broadway money, noting their financial comfort and reluctance to face production details. It also notes trends in silver flasks, fashion changes, and evolving dress like longer pointed vests.
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New York
Pepys
Gee
Louis Hauser
Paris
Mary Nash
Mario Dressler
Wellington Cross
Feorge Cohun
Francine Larrie
Harlem
Ing
Rube
Irma
Goldbers
America
George Ade
Booth Tarkington
Harry Leon Wilson
Uncle Wigerty's Pumpkin Party
A short humorous excerpt features Uncle Wigerty and Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzk in a Thanksgiving themed chat about pumpkin pies. The scene centers on preparations and a playful domestic exchange with a muskrat housekeeper figure.
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Uncle Wigerly
Pumpkin Party Journey With Uncle Wig and Pals
A playful tale follows Uncle Wig as he searches for a pumpkin to bake pie. Jackie Bow Wow Curly Twistytail and Billie Wagtall join the bunny on a cheerful trek to a pumpkin party, meeting neighbors along the way.
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Mr. Longears
Jackie Bow Wow
Uncle Wig
Jackie
Ant Red
Isie
Uncle Wigssily
Jacki
Curly Twistytail
Curly
Uncle Wirsity
Billie
Uncle Wiggily and the Pumpkin Party
A Squiggle Bug asks to tag along as Uncle Wiggily and friends reach a field with pumpkins. With help from Billie the goat and others the group moves a large pumpkin to their stump bungalow, a mishap sends it tumbling to bits, Nurse Jane saves the pie outcome, and a party for woodland children follows.
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Uncle Wiggly
Uncle Wiggily
Jane
Uncle Wigglly
Jackie
Billie
Pievie
Burroughs Nature Club Q and A From 1926
Nature Notes column answers readers questions on anadromous fishes snake shedding and harmless daddy longlegs. Includes season for southern hemisphere birds and common abundance of insects near readers, with guidance on reading topics and scientific names.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin GO
A Red Man's Gift and a Watchful Fisherman
A century ago a Scotch family in northern Canada faced peril when Mrs. McDougal wandered from home and met an Indian who guided her to safety. He led her to a meadow showing better land for farming, while the husband recovered the cattle and welcomed their savior. The story ends with the promise of future visits and enduring friendship between settlers and Native people.
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Canada
Janes McDougal
Mr. McDougal
Mrs. McDougal
McDougal
McDougals
The Heart of Katie O Doone Comes Home to Family Cheer
Katie returns to her in law and Billy amid warm embraces from Mr Gordon Lily Spencer Mme Ravenal and Morris Blum as Peter Romain’s malice yields to a scandalously happy ending The groom and bride plan a honeymoon as guests of Billys father with reporters invited to witness the final triumph of love over intrigue.
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Katia
Billy
Katie
Gordon
Terry O'Doone
Cherry Lane
Katie O'Doone
Pye
Birst
Terry O’doone
Mr. Gordon
Mme. Ravenal
Lily Spencer
Morris Blum
Peter Romain
Utings
The Abrars problem in American public libraries
The article argues for universal public libraries across the United States, noting most counties lack libraries, estimating per capita spending and advocating tripling current expenditures. It highlights the American Library Association's role and calls libraries America’s continuation school.
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New York Times
America
United States
American Library Association
Hall Mills case revived in Bruggist and Small remarks
Abe Martin reports Bruggist and Artie Small noting delays and a demand for debt erasure as the Hall-Mills case is dug up, with chatter about the case resurfacing this morning.
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Bruggist
Artie Small
Hall-Mills
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AMD Matangio Daily
Acrorter
William
Spike) Jeffrieg
James Fortescue
John
Butch) Woodruff
Browning
William Brady, M. D
Nat'l Newspaper Service
EH. L
P. P
Rip van Winklen
Board of Health
Brady
William Brady
Newa
Thomas Carlyle
Carlyle
Gould
Colt. Ft. Wayne
Ind
News Sentinel
Say
D. C. McIntyre
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Uncle Wigerty’s
Howard R. Garis
Wiltie
Ming
Tov
Willie
Nature Notes
Uncle Ray’s
Uncle Ray
Katie O’ Doone
Leroy Scott
Mary Regan
Abe Martin
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