Waterlo o Evening Courier masthead and policies note
The page presents the Waterloo Evening Courier with details about the publishing company W. Hartman Co. and offices at Park Ave and Commercial, plus information about subscription rates, advertising policies, and Associated Press membership, including rate notice and policy on fraud.
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Firemen Use Water To Punish Illegally Parked Cars
Chicago firemen, upset by drivers parking in front of hydrants, spray water via the municipal system to dim paint and prevent ignition. The act contrasts with law, risking citizen relief in court and suggesting the fire chief seek other amusements.
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Chicago
Sensational Iowa college feature under fire by editor
A Iowa newspaper criticized a Sunday feature alleging a co ed’s salacious life as sensational claptrap. The editor decries illustrational images and caption mismatches, condemns circulation driven reporting, and defends schools against such questionable publicity.
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Iowa
Radio for Trains Moves From Doubt to Feasibility
Admiral Bullard, once told a western railroad the idea of wireless train control was impractical. Now he argues radio dispatching is feasible and desirable to connect trains in motion with stations and between front and rear sections. He notes mechanical issues are solved, but air time and wave lengths must be allocated.
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Consistency and Rights Debate Sparked by Civic Scandal
A Cleveland couple sued a policeman after a rear seat embrace in a car led to their arrests. The wife won 3675 dollars in damages while the husband received nothing. The column questions gender fairness and cites a complaint about an oil station next door and its impact on a new home.
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Cleveland
The Courage to Do as You Please in Public Life
Dr. William Brady offers lighthearted musings on healthful living and hat wearing, noting social pressures in urban settings. He responds to reader queries on skating versus walking, ephedrine pricing, and ivy poisoning immunity, urging practical, careful approaches and inviting brief inquiries for future columns.
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God of Convenience Reflections on Mono-Control Radio
Glenn Frank contends convenience shapes civilization as radio progress moves toward mono-control sets. He quotes Lee De Forest on balance between range and ease, noting future radios may require less human operation and more standardized, foolproof use. The column then sketches loneliness in greatness and wartime quirks from other papers.
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New York Moods From Brooklyn To Broadway In A Day
In Brooklyn babies appear in abundance while Manhattan stories shift from gilded nurseries to Bowery tales. A former London surgeon seeks return to respectability after a decade in the gutter as midgets line dining rooms and boxing draws draw female crowds.
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Uncle Wiggily and the Leaping Lettuce Prank
Two frog boys Bully No Tail and Bawly plot a joker on Uncle Wiggily while drifting on Lily leaf rafts. Bally suggests a trick to make everyone laugh and asks if Uncle Wiggily will laugh at the plan.
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Leaping Lettuce Mystery in Uncle Wiggleys Garden
Two mice named Bally and Bawly debate a prank in Uncle I Wigglily’s garden. They plan to eat into a giant lettuce and hide inside the heart, hoping the leaf they place above the hole will allow the lettuce to jump or move.
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Guiltiest Feeling Bursts as Ber Hits Milestone
In a bold moment, Ber reaches a major milestone while onlookers applaud. Critics note the celebratory mood and a surge of pride in the achievement. The event underscores a key turning point for the individual and reflects broad public interest.
Thriftless Thespians and a Tense Night in New York
Tabor Wynne navigates a social whirl with June his elegant wife while Effie Meade and Lance Fairless entangle in a stolen tryst. Tormay borrows money to fund a new show as Mona Desmond pushes stronger theater career moves, and Jenny worries over cash and trust.
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Burroughs Nature Club Notes Survive Questions and Answers
Readers are invited to submit questions on nature topics to the Nature Notes Dept. Answers cover ostrich plumage, Alaska forests, yellow fever, and a reflection on belief. The column promotes curiosity and tolerance as illustrated by questions and Man's Beliefs editorial note.
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Alaska
Winter in Yellowstone Park Told by Ranger Lick
In a talk with Ranger Lick near Lake Yellowstone the author learns winter is very cold with temperatures to 49 below zero and heavy snows five feet deep on average. He recounts drifting blizzards, skiing 1500 miles, and a night lost on the lake ice before finding the cabin. The rangers patrol to stop trap eating in the park.
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