ARS Suenngu Saint Sreyete 10-KG Subscription Rates
The document lists a subscription price table for a Waterloo Iowa newspaper and notes on mailing. It mentions year and by mail options within and beyond certain mile ranges, plus general advertising policies and bureau affiliations. It includes names like W. A. Martina, Jackson McCoy, and references to Associated Press and United Press International.
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Davy Bacepe Gundey
W. A. Martina
Courier Buig
Cerorr Park Ave
Telechooe
Yohe C. Narmas
Weil
Elinin
C.s
Waterloo
Towa
Associated Press
United Press International
Newa
Estimate of Hoover Heads Editorial Praise in Tribune notes
The Tribune reprints a metropolitan leading editorial praising Herbert Hoover. It cites his industry career and administration record as proof of his qualifications for the presidency, calling him the man of the hour and destiny to lead the nation.
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Hoover
Herbert Hoover
the Tribune
America
Freedom of the press clash over Minnesota injunction law
A metropolitan daily probes the Minnesota law allowing courts to stop publication of papers deemed malicious or defamatory. Critics say it removes jury trial and risks press freedom, while supporters cite protecting rights. the issue rises to state and soon national attention as cases like the Saturday Press test the statute’s reach.
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Saturday Press
Minnesota
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Paris Woman Spares Herself After Seville Severn Stain
A Paris tale recounts a young woman ready to leap into the Seine after heartbreak. She stops when her coat is found stained with gray paint from a Pont Solferino repaint. Angrily she blames public works, hires a taxi, and vows to sue for damages, then vanishes into the night.
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Paris
Seine
Pont Solferino
Mademoiselle
Uis
Public Works Department
Maemoiselle
Veterans relief proposed as a unified department
Frank T. Hines warns that postwar veterans mental and nervous disability cases will rise through 1947. He calls for a department of veterans relief to consolidate agencies, reduce duplication, and give Congress a clear view of relief efforts as total costs reach 750 million dollars annually.
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Shell
The
American Legion
San Antonio
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
Hines
Department of Veterans’ Relief
Congress
Veterans’ Relief
Pension Bureau
Board of Soldiers' Homes
Veterans benefits drive to consolidate agencies gains support
The discussion notes that Congress tends to liberalize veterans provisions each year, fueling rising expenditures. A central head to consolidate agencies is urged for greater efficiency. The piece also weighs trans Atlantic air travel future between dirigibles and airplanes with established landing stations, noting lighter than air craft’ safety in mishaps versus heavier than air machines losing momentum.
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Congress
Hines
A Good First Aid Disinfectant From Tincture Of Iodine
Personal Health Service by Dr. William Brady discusses first aid disinfection choices. It compares tincture of iodine with a proprietary antiseptic, noting iodine remains effective on broken and unbroken skin, while the proprietary product may be costly, staining, and questioned for safety. The column includes reader Q&A on health topics and cautions about medical authority.
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Medical Corps of
United States
Af Jodin . S.P
Fifth Avenue Keeps Its Aristocrat Image Despite Change
New York observers note Fifth Avenue retains dignity amid modernizing architectural changes and new hotels. Wealthy avenues and landmarks persist, with Park Avenue gaining prestige as the city’s premier residential area. Yet signs of old charm fade as apartment houses replace historic mansions and the city’s elite maintain their distinctive clubs and manners.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Tiffany's
Park Avenue
St. Patrick's Cathedral
St. ‘Thomas's
Washington Arch
Mark Twain
Plaza Fountain Park
Secret Springs of Life by Glenn Frank
A compact editorial piece argues that science alone rarely moves a society. ideas gain force only when touched by emotion. It cites Walter Rathenau and stresses a fusion of reason and sentiment guiding the era beyond pure rationality.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
Copyright
ksClare
Syndicaw
United States
Copernicus
Walter Rathenau
General Electric
Germany
Walter Rathentell
Uncle Wiggily's Sour Snowball
In Uncle Wiggily's hollow stump home on a snowy Saturday morning Tingle and Tan gie tease Mr Longears about cleverness. He confesses a lapse with a sugar bag left atop a weed box that caused melted sugar to sweeten icicles as the snow turned to water.
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Daddiums
Tingle
Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Longears
Tangie
Hollow Stump
Uncle Wiggly Makes Snowballs for Bunny Friends
The Woozie Wolf slips by as Tingle asks for sweet snowballs. Uncle Wighty volunteers to roll snowballs, melt sugar, and pour syrup to make treats for forty twelve Little rabbit children who have no school that day.
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Tingle
Uncle Wighty
Uncle Wiggly
Abe Martin and the Pear Economy
A farmer describes self sufficiency with humor about growing food and avoiding waste. He jokes about using a car for a promise and keeping a chauffeur to hesitate at a chain grocery while buying bargain salmon.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Q and A from 1090
Nature page lists reader questions on turtle care winter feeding and swift migration theory. It covers guinea pig usefulness in labs, owl nesting habits, and bean weevil pests with identification as pea weevils Bruchus pisorum, plus control methods including heat treatment and professional fumigation warnings.
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West Virginia
Hoover as remarkable engineer and diplomat of wartime aid
The article extols Herbert Hoover as a brilliant engineer and bold leader who transformed war relief into a global economic effort. It highlights his Belgium relief work, role as supreme economic authority in 1917, postwar recovery actions, and steady diplomacy that earned trust from Allies and Germans alike. His adaptability, decisiveness, and quiet stewardship are celebrated as the core of his public service.
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Merbert Hoover
Hoover
Europe
London
Belgium
Noover
Mr. Hoover
America
Peril and intrigue mix in a night journey tale
A crowded trolley ride shows a baby sister and her older sibling amid admiring stares and cautious guidance. In a distant subplot a burglary chase unfolds as Marney observes Dopmann's failed advance toward a villa while Dighton aids and a dogged escape plan slips away. The Burlington Gazette closes with a moral about prosperity and garden weeds.
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Guadalupe Street
Baby Sister
Tex
Big Sister
Blue Murder Raid at Villa Sabino Escalates
In Edmund Snell's Blue Murder, Dighton announces a raid as hounds bay in the distance. Marney and the novice-turned-leader creep toward the villa, subduing a gatekeeper and slipping inside while the two raid points divide the pack and confusion grows.
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Marney
Mafaida
Greta
Mehit
Copman
Dopmann
Dighton
How Do You Earn Money Uncle Ray Corner
Uncle Rays Corner shares youth stories on earning money through small jobs. A seven or eight year old strawberry picker's mishap and later ventures delivering flavorings show early work experiences. Readers are invited to mail letters with their earnings tales and addresses for possible print and a riddle leaflet.
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Baying
Titus
Fred
Battle Creek
Mich
Uncle Ray
Waya of the Pelicans
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Mississippi
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