Waterloo Courier national and local newspaper page snippet
A historical Waterloo Courier page from a daily except Sunday edition shows staff names, prices, and publication details. It lists circulation, advertising rules, and billing deadlines, along with Associated Press membership and office representation in major cities.
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W. HH. Herteani
Courier
Corner Park ‘Ave
Commercial St. Ye
Waterloo
Press National News
Associated Press
Nerein
Eiher
Cys
Audit Bureau of Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Fran
Cisco
Story
Brooks & Finley, Representatives
Woman's Place and the Industrial Revolution Debate
Anthony M Ludovic argues social distraction fuels the shift from domestic roles to public life. He contends machinery in the industrial era reduces women’s traditional duties while offering new avenues for romance and aspiration beyond the home.
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Anthony M Ludovic
Cout
First Hand History: Serb Archives and Austrian War Telegrams
The piece describes wartime papers from 1914 including the Austrian ambassador's departure notice and a July 28 telegram declaring war. Buried by retreating Serbians, these documents were later exhumed and taken to Vienna. Some survived as coveted collector’s items, valued as authentic pages of modern history.
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Vienna
Ancient history jibes at a lazy roof fixer
A sharp critique targets Irving Cobb for recycling an old fable about a lazy man who won t repair a leaking roof. The writer dismisses Cobb as selling stale antiquity and jokes about disinterring outdated quips.
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Irving
Cobb
Ninevah
Tyre
Infantile paralysis season and transmission clues
The article reviews infantile paralysis or poliomyelitis, noting seasonal peaks July to October and possible spread from asymptomatic carriers. It discusses uncertain germ identification, virus transmission through the throat and nasal secretions, and the incubation period of eight to 12 days, with a cautionary camp outbreak serving as an example.
Health Letters on Diet and Babies from Dr Brady
Readers ask about cucumbers salted overnight and baby feeding risk. Experts debunk superstition and advise cautious options. Questions on whooping cough vaccine timing and Bacillus acidophilus milk for body building are addressed with practical notes.
Our Unspoken Creed by Glenn Frank
President Glenn Frank argues democracy’s unspoken creed guides action more than its spoken creed. He cites thinkers like Dewey and Angell to show how public will can distort judgment, stressing that democracy’s real power lies in how people act, not in its ideals.
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Our
Glenn Frank
University, of
Wisconsin
Ventary Magazine
Faguet
Lippmann
Dewey
Inge
Babbitt
Angell
God
Stampede idea ridiculed for conventions says Kent
Frank R. Kent argues in the Baltimore Sun that a stampede at national party conventions is unrealistic. He notes Democratic conventions have many preselected delegates and Republican conventions are dominated by federal office holders, postmasters, and committee members, making a stampede a joke.
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Frank R. Kent
Baltimore Sun
New York Memoir Venturing To Egypt And Subways
In a travelogue style reminiscence the narrator recalls plans to visit Egypt this winter and describes a bustling New York scene with cafes and cabarets. The piece then shifts to a detailed portrayal of the subway system with safety features, wages, and the daily life of motormen and guards, including anecdotes about subway fatigue and unconventional marital arrangements among affluent couples.
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New York
Pepys
York
Uncle Wiggily’s Pop Corn Balls tale
In a playful Uncle Wiggily story Howard R Garis imagines ears of corn in a garden whispering about the coming visit of Uncle Wiggily. A Thanksgiving pumpkin warns the corn that he will pick ears, prompting a curious exchange among the hörde field characters.
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Wiggily
Uncle Wiggily Makes Popcorn Balls For Bunnies
Uncle Wiggily finds white kernel popcorn among yellow corn and pops it in a wire cage over coals. Nurse Jane melts sugar and molasses, coats the popped corn, and makes forty twelve popcorn balls for the forty twelve bunny children, with one extra for Jimsi Mouse who is very hungry.
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Jimmie
Jane
Mary
Baby
Bunty
Uncle Wiggily
Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Mr. Longears
Jimsie Mouse
Mr. Long Ears
Hanny
Abe Martin On Monday Morning Wondering About Family
Abe Martin muses on waking to find the family intact as he reflects with wry humor on small town life and everyday worries. The comic column captures a curmudgeonly yet affectionate tone about daily routines and domestic peace.
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Levine
Tabor's Disappearance Forces a Wartime Love Triangle
June Wynne guards her aching love for Lance Fairless while her vanished husband Tabor is presumed dead. A web of deceit, stolen letters, and a staged scandal tests loyalties as June wrestles with hope of a return and the danger of a passion that could ruin them all. May's quick calls and club chatter hint at deeper schemes as the drama unfolds.
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Tabor
Wynne
June
Husbbnd
Lance Fairless
Effie Meade
Effie
Lance
Jennifer
Challis
Fairless
New York
Miss. Chellis
Ory
Tod
John Shan
May
Fight Pictures and Prohibition Clash in Fight Film Debate
Washington Post discusses the growing view that prohibition on fight film exhibitions may be outdated as round by round descriptions reach millions of homes. It notes strong organized opposition prepared to fight to keep the current ban and that Congress will likely take up the issue next session, with risks for those who evade the law.
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New York
Subway
Washington Post
Uncle Ray Quiz Yellowstone Park Questions
Uncle Ray offers a Yellowstone themed quiz with ten questions about geysers bears winters and hot springs. He notes Old Faithful and Roaring Mountain, mentions buffaloes, and invites readers to test classmates and compare answers when printed. Tomorrow a new quiz on fears follows.
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Yellowstone Park
Roaring Mountain
U. S
Bloomin
Ray
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