Waterloo Evening Courier Ad Rates and Policies Listing
Waterloo Evening Courier lists subscription prices and advertising policies. Includes carrier and mail rates, delivery area details, and notes on billing, fraud prevention, and the paper’s stance on advertising content. Mentions offices in major cities and affiliate representatives.
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Waterloo
Rata
Gally
W. TH. Hartman Co
Gourier
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
John G. Bartman
Cress Sqs
Jackson, McCoy
Oarrier
Par Weel
Shan
Iowa
Associated Press
Press International News
Sociated Press
Member Audit Bureau
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Treoks & Finiry
Representatives
Iowa Voters Face Bond Issue and Senate Reform
Amid election talk Iowans must decide on a road bond plan creating a 100 million fund for primary highways funded by motor vehicle fees and a 3 cent gasoline tax, and a constitutional amendment to cap county representation in the senate. Opinion leans toward approval for the bond, while the senate amendment faces strong opposition as undermining Iowa's foundational government principles.
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Iowa
Commonwealth
Good Toads
Senate
National Congress
Marathon Glorified Name Misuses An Enduring Legacy
An opinion piece condemns modern misuses of the word marathon comparing them to the heroic Athenian race. It denounces long distance publicity stunts, flagpole sitting and pie eating contests as desecrating a revered ancient term and urges entrepreneurs to stop using it for gimmicks.
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Marathon
Byron
Richard Halliburtons
The 1928 Theft of Papers in Campaign Humor
A spoof critique questions the theft of valuable papers from Republican headquarters during the 1928 presidential race. It riffs on what harm or value printing such items would cause, probing definitions of “valuable” and urging ongoing pursuit of the so-called crime of the century.
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Seara
C. TE Py
Iowa Magazine's fate leaves state without official glossy
A reader laments the loss of the Iowa Magazine once promoting the state's tall corn. The column notes Kentucky Progress now monthly issues 60 to 70 pages in rotogravure with four colors of Kentucky scenes, suggesting Kentucky's appeal. The piece implies Iowa lacks a comparable official publication.
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Iowa
Kentucky Progress
Kentucky
Iowa's Scenic Attractions Explained for New York and New Orleans
The piece discusses Iowa's diverse scenic and historic attractions, noting how some prospects constantly change while others remain steady. It emphasizes a sound community structure and a robust local industry driven by active residents, suggesting promotion to eastern audiences.
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Iowa
New York
New Orleans
How to enforce the eighteenth amendment debated
A column argues enforcement should target buyers of illicit liquor as well as sellers. It cites a Washington letter noting universal culpability for those who consume and purchase, comparing rebating laws for agents and policyholders. The piece also notes the 13 month calendar movement and public habit of time counting.
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Washington, D. C
Christian Science Monitor
Boston
New York State
Before You Ring That Bell Real Estate Sales Tip
A reader asks how to overcome fear of approaching prospects in real estate and insurance sales. The columnist suggests adopting a calm, client-centered mindset, leaving prospects with goodwill, and not being discouraged if a sale doesn't occur. Also includes brief Q and A on iodine in water, hair-pulling in a child, and cosmetic scar tattooing by a dermatologist.
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Whale Guild
Inga
Glene
Wark
Futura Burlington Gazette
London
Sterwara
A Reformed Education by Glenn Frank Phil of Wisconsin
Glenn Frank argues for radical reform of the U S education system to attract top young men, urging study of Bertrand Russell to envision a broader education. He describes an education addressing character, courage, justice, and social responsibility, aiming to free learners from fear and cultivate disciplined creativity.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Tor of the Century Magazine
McClure Newspaper
United States
Bertrand Russell
Russell
Fone
Tang
New York's Curiosity Keeps City Awake All Night
In a bustling New York scene the city’s appetite for spectacle shows in a six day bicycle race, dances, movies, parades, and mass crowds. From executions to premieres, natives crowd streets, while a Valentino incident and murder cases draw gawkers.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Elwell
Sing Sing
Uncle Wiggily's chilly woodland adventure
Uncle Wiggily leaves his hollow stump bungalow for a crisp cold day of adventure in Woodland. The rabbit gentleman feels fine and dandy as he hops across fields and woods, his pink nose shining in the sun and his ears flicking in the wind. Jack Front's touch has begun to send the grass to sleep until summer returns.
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Uncle Wiggily
Rabbit
Jack Front
Uncle Wiggily Finds White Object After Brook Freezes
Uncle Wiggily worries not, notes the School is on fire in a rambunctious scene. He jokes the Skittery Scullery Alligator will avoid him after breaking teeth on nuts. A white object falls from his pocket as he slides on the frozen brook, prompting curiosity about the mystery item.
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Uncle
Uncle Wiggly
Rf Ailtie
Uncle Wiggily’s Sugar Mix Up at Hollow Stump School
In a whimsical tale, Uncle Wiggily forgets whether he bought sugar for Nurse Jane after a bark message. He rushes to save the Lady Mouse Teacher and pupils from a smoky furnace incident, learns the joke of misplacing the sugar, and hints at the next adventure involving the kitchen sink and a bath tub-sized scare.
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Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Uncle Wigelly
Mr. Longears
Nurse Jane
Mr. Longesis
Lady Mouse
Uncle Wigglly
Miss Mottie
Dr. Longears
Bever
Uncle Wiggily
Lefcles
Blue Murder a World War Spy Tale Continues
A Dighton mission in Europe unfolds with Sir Ian TAYNER, Corlitt slain by a new weapon, and The Lizard shadowing the chase. Marney briefed on agents while Dighton seeks Daudot’s weapon amid glamorous locales and hidden dangers.
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Alan Dighton
Sir Ian Tayner
London
Secret Service
Corlitt
Sir Ian
Ahlborg
Dighton
Sir Tan
Europe
Emile Daudot
Alan
la Greta Haye
Marney
Sir Jan
Greta
Dabbot
Paris
Carlitte
Turin
Siz
Daudot
Alon
Mapalda Pasquali
Marhey
The Old Grads critique college football coaching
The piece portrays a harsh chorus from alumni demanding payment to players and harshly criticizing coaches hired to train them, reflecting a dismissive view of football program practices. It notes widespread discontent across colleges with the system supporting players and coaches.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Rhymn
The Fort in Ruins and Columbus Story
UNCLE RAY'S CORNER recounts Columbus reaching Halti to find a ruined fort and no white men, hearing from an Indian chief that sickness, quarrels, and massacres led to abandonment. Columbus then found a harbor, named a new settlement Fsabeljr, and later sent several hundred Indians as slaves to Spain after failed gold attempts.
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Columbus
Halti
Tlock
St!r
Lycey
Spain
Hatti
Burroughs Nature Club Notes and Answers
Nature notes guests answer readers questions on canaries, hoptoads and star names. The column explains tassel biology in corn, foot muscles in savages analogized, and weather signals from birds with references to Linnaeus and rain trends. Observations mention many exotic birds in gardens and private collections.
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Nature Notes Dept
Chia
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Patrick O’connor
Nick
Chuck
Felix
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Queen Marie
Roumania
Sinclair Lewis
Kathleen Norvis
Irvin Cobb
Michael Arjen
England
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H. W. Wels
J. M. Barrie
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Wall Street
Inte
T. E. Niles
Rube Goldberg
C. L. Edson
Grantland Rice
Joseph Gollomb
Ilving
Uncle Wiggily and
the Sugar
Howard R. Garis
Greece
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Weiens
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Public Ledger
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Ahlberg
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Switzerland
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Genoa
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Sweden
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