Waterloo Iowa Daily Courier masthead and rates
Daily newspaper branding and pricing information from Waterloo Iowa publication. Includes address at Courier Building corner Park Ave and Commercial St. and listing of offices, telephones, and circulation details. Mentions Associated Press and United Press, advertising policy notes, and payment terms for inserts.
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Waterloo
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International News
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Brooks & Finley, Representatives
Sympathetic Strikes and Major Court Rulings
The text discusses organized labor’s right to strike within defined limits and how two court rulings, known as the Bedford stone case and the Decorative stone case, narrow the use of strikes. It notes the rulings aim to prevent extended strikes by building trades craftsmen or their affiliates and warn that unions allied with such actions face defeat.
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Building “Trades Council
Westchester
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War on Floggers Mobilizes Citizens in Nightly Cries
In a bleak pledge to restore order, citizens condemn masked mobs and violent derelictions. Authorities vow to confront the treachery that infringes on homes and lives, calling for courage and lawful action to end the outrage.
O Save the Os Overproduction and Oil Waste Board Plan
Dr Hubert Work head of the federal oil conservation board will ask EB W Clark of the American Petroleum Institute to name three industry leaders to help craft a draft bill. Government and American Bar Association delegates will join to secure federal power to curb overproduction and waste amid fierce competition. Work’s role is currently honorary and powerless without new legislation.
Safe in Paris. Blackmer dodges court in petroleum cases
Blackmer, believed to be in Paris, refuses to face questioning about petroleum lease frauds. He claims no fear yet hints at a reason, suggesting his testimony could incriminate himself or others. The criminal responsibility for the leases hinges on answers only possible from those close to the case.
Caution Against Castor Oil For Acute Appendicitis
A physician warns readers that self administering physics like castor oil is deadly in many acute appendicitis cases. Based on U S mortality data and hospital studies, castor oil is blamed for thousands of deaths yearly. He urges seeking medical relief, avoiding self treatment, and using only simple enemas if necessary until a doctor arrives.
Resuming Food and Cricket Puzzles From Readers
A reader urges returning to balanced eating to drop a few pounds while another asks about talcum powder in armpits and crickets in homes. Dr Brady replies on safe talc use and that crickets pose no bites or ear invasion, urging scientific reading.
Christianity and Race by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues Christianity does not provide racial biology facts but offers a guiding ethic. He distinguishes scientific questions from social procedure and says Christianity can shape attitudes and policies toward race to reduce tension and avert a color war.
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Screttttle
Jesus
Chicago
Dempsey Tunney opinion clash cited by Detroit News
The Detroit News notes a slight difference of opinion on the boxing bout with Dempsey claiming Tunney was down for 14 seconds while experts say Dempsey is out from now on. The piece highlights public and expert reactions to the ruling.
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Detroit News
Dempsey
Tunney
Cafes and stars in cabaret satire and pranks
New York Oct 20. Producers and performers adopt a broad approach to impromptu cafe entertainment. Stars, earning high fees, are not to be overused for free stunts, while audiences see many top liners at low cost. Anecdotes cover celebrity participation, jokes in pools, wrist bracelets as gifts, and a Park Avenue dinner where guests mend old feuds.
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Broadway
Ares
Uncle Wiggily and Little Squiggy
Howard Garis opens a playful tale about Squiggy and his twin brother Squogey, red spotted Squiggle Bugs seeking honey. The brothers, quiet and curious, begin their adventure as they catch a whiff of honey and wonder where to find it.
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Lost Squiggy Faces Hive Sting in Honey Search
Uncle Wiggily helps search for the little red spotted bug Squiggy who wandered toward a honey hive. Bees insist Squiggy be kept inside for winter, the queen notes the friend of Uncle Wiggily, hinting at a future twist to be told tomorrow night.
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Squoggy
Squiggy
Uncle
Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Longears
Abe Martin Suit Reveals Testimony On Separate Maintenance
Lon Moon testified in a suit for separate maintenance saying Abe Martin’s phrase reflected conflict over approval. The record notes a recurring outcome where the fur dealer prevails, indifferent to the spin of the argument.
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Lon Moon
Allus
White Fire Drama Ends In Cold Confrontation And Divorce
Tabor Wynne confronts June and Lance Fairless after a covert affair destabilizes his life. He refuses to accept false grounds for divorce and reveals plans to leave Philadelphia, arrange June’s freedom, and pursue a clean break on his own terms. Jennifer Challis’s behavior is defended, Mona Desmond’s actions are invoked, and June faces a stark choice as secrets erupt.
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Tabor Wynne
June
Husabad
Devil-May-Care
Lance Fairless
Effie Meade
Wynne
Effie
Lance
Jennifer Challis
Fairless
New ‘York
Miss Challis
Tabor
Tam
Remington
Mona Desmond
New York
Mona
Theodore
Madison
Mr. Russell
MacBride’s
Jane
Jennifer ‘Challis
Philadelphia
Benjamin Thurlow
Europe
Taor
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Column Today
Reader questions on nature subjects are invited to the Burroughs Nature Club Notes column. Submit queries of general interest to the department of this paper and await answers published in this column.
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Nature
Answers from Tomorrow's Nature Notes
Question by question, concise explanations cover bird anatomy plant phototropism bee leaf cutting behavior maggot origin in decaying meat and angle worm response to ground vibrations. Each item notes key facts, readings, and suggested references for further study.
Rome and Mussolini Style Explored in Globe-Democrat Note
The St Louis Globe-Democrat notes Rome has had every form of government in 2500 years and suggests exploring Mussolini’s model as another variant. The remark frames a curiosity about authoritarian regimes and historical governance.
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Globe-Democrat
Rome
Cat Family Quiz Questions From Uncle Rays Corner
A reader quiz about the cat family asks ten questions on largest members, Egyptian house cats, fur germs, climbing ability, spotted fierce cats, lion vs buffalo, tiger mouth carry, human attacks, Rocky Mountain native wildcats, and pets with fish or canaries. Encourages keeping score and scrapbooks. offers to mail hints and leaflets.
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Hudson Bay
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