Waterlo o Evening Courier subscription and policy notes
Waterloo Evening Courier details subscription rates within a 50 mile radius and beyond, plus notices about editorial policy, publication rights, and advertising rules. The article lists pricing terms, mailing details, and the paper’s stance on accuracy and approved advertising, with references to Associated Press and United Press International.
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Efficiency device slows work pace unseen by workers
A timer factory owner, a Scotchman, has developed an invention that measures and retards a worker's output in the boss's absence. Readily connected in any workshop, the device reveals activity at a glance and can be set up without the worker’s knowledge, acting as a silent guardian of efficiency.
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Dana
Better Business Morals And The Advertising Truth
The Houghton Line argues business morals have risen as advertising educates buyers. It cites three reasons: payoffs of honesty, better people entering business, and smarter public. Ads educate consumers to spot false claims, with campaigns risking profit if deceit occurs.
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Houghton Line
E. F. Houghton & Co
Tunney Readers and Public Faith in Highbrow Taste
Gene Tunney’s literary preferences are outlined by Bill Cunningham in Atlantic Bookshelf with a list including Hazlitt Maugham Taine Keats Swinburne and Durant The piece argues the ex marine’s reading is quality oriented and not a pose. It also touches on a separate note about a psychic messaging anecdote and British postal reactions.
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Wrat Tunney
Gene Tunney
Bill Cunningham
Atlantic Bookshelf
Dempsey
Battles
Samuel Butler
Gene
France
Westbrook Pegier
Hazlitt
Maugham
Taine
Keats
Swinburne
Stelley
Durant
Atlantic Monthly
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National Geographic
Tariff Debate Reveals Republican Persuasion Gaps
The Republican speaking personnel face embarrassment over tariff talk and protection benefits nationwide. Democrats are repeatedly placed in untenable positions, reflecting a broader struggle in framing economic policy amid limited context and clarity.
Democrats’ tariff drift splits party and tests unity
The piece analyzes Democratic splits over tariff policy with Gov. Smith once backing the Underwood plan now wavering, and party leaders like Pr. Raskoh and Dr. Cope land differing on tariffs. It notes hopes of criticizing Coolidge prosperity while avoiding tariff tinkering, and hints the platform shifts to closer protectionist tones while traditional tariff stances weaken. It observes Gov. Smith nullifying the prohibition plank to gain votes.
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Gov. Smith
Pr. Raskoh
Dr. Copeland
Coolidge
Personal Health Service by William Brady M D
This column discusses mouth disinfectants and cautions against overreliance on antiseptics in travel restrooms. It cites tests by F and Rodriguez on mercurochrome solutions and recommends cautious use of tincture of iodine and glycerin for occasional mouth applications, suggesting 1.75 percent iodine strength for daily antiseptic use and advising gradual, infrequent application for mouth infections.
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F. &. Rodriguez
Dental Corps
United States Army
Questions and Answers on Mosquitos and Health Hints
A compiled reader column presents reminders on repelling mosquitoes with essential oil mixtures and drainage tips. It also covers cautions on tobacco use by youths, and notes on chronic appendicitis with guidance to send questions to Dr Brady via the newspaper.
A Topic for Business Men By GGENN FRANK
A business leader reflects on machine civilization and its impact on commerce. He argues businessmen must understand civilization to guide profits and society, noting modern business is both profit driven and civilization making. He warns a drifting current can wreck ships and derail firms.
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McCluré Newspaper
New York By Day In 1928 Observations On City Life
A mosaic of city scenes and characters from New York drawn by O. O. McIntyre. Vivid vignettes include a shop called We Fix It, taxi life with a rude bustle, actors and managers, readers in parks, quirky pedestrians, and humorous glimpses of Broadway, hotel life, and street chatter. The piece blends humor, street portraits, and social curiosities with episodic sketches of daily urban life.
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New York
Maurice
Eleanor Ambrose
Andy Gump
George M. Cohan
Providence
BR. Ly
Caponi
Cartier
Yukon
Vincent Astor
Begorra
Clare Briggs
Harry Staton
Sammy Lee
Jules Bledsoe
Paul Whiteman
Margaret Tivington
Major Bowes
Fifth Avenue
Uncle Wiggily Seeks Misplaced Glasses In Hollow Bungalow
Uncle Wiggily hops through his hollow stump home seeking his missing glasses. Nurse Dane Foxsy Wuzzo and Baby Bunty assist as he frantically searches the rooms for his eyewear.
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Uncle Wiggily
Dane Foxsy Wuzzo
Baby Bunty
Glasses Lost and Found In Curious Rabbit Tale
In a playful scene Bunty and Bunty’s friends search for Mr Langears’s glasses described as his “other eyes” needed to read the weather and plan adventures. The group hunts around chairs and shelves as the rabbit recites the surreal exchange and the glasses’ mysterious disappearance.
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Buster
Bunty
Mr. Langears
Wem
Jane
Gen Mori
Lizard Unmasked In The Blue Murder Tale
Excerpts reveal Dighton pursuing Greta and The Lizard after a powerful gun roaring a blue powder. Amid wrecked cars and deserted hills, Dighton endures, finds Dante Brizzolesi dead, and Greta presumed missing as the pursuit continues.
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Alan Digh~ton
Ivan Taverner
Lizard
Dightan
Mefelde Pusanall
Abjkorg
Greta Haye
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Highlights Questions
A 1923 nature club feature invites readers to send questions on birds, teeth, bats, locusts, moles, and traps. Answers hint at bird longevity, wisdom teeth decline, bat wing development, 17 year locust lifecycle, trapping methods, and references to Palmer’s Bulletins for further detail.
Sea Cows in Warm Seas and Coastal Rivers
UNCLE RAY'S CORNER explains sea cows or manatees, members of the seal family eight to thirteen feet long. They swim in warm waters and shallow river areas, with gray hides on land. Females bear young in their flippers. some manatees can weigh over half a ton. Captive individuals eat lettuce and cabbage alongside seaweed and water plants.
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Skeeter Mapes
Mire
Geneose
Céghton
Greta
Lizard
Earsie
Kansas City Star
Radcliffe College
Harvard
Letrace
Mexico
Bering Strait
Todd
Farmers Back Relief Over Prohibition In Open Letter
Waterloo Iowa letter urges farm groups to unite for farm relief and fair legislation over Prohibition. Criticizes Mellon Hoover and Teapot Dome era GOP policy, questions support for Prohibitionists, argues forFarm Relief as main issue, urges voters to decide intelligently rather than stick with the GOP. Author RP. W. Knipp, a farmer.
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RP. W. Knipp
Roadside Echoes Show Abe Martin's School Dilemma
Fragmentary notes reflect Abe Martin and a boy lamenting lost schooling chances in future years. The text hints at regret over education and a moral about choice and opportunity, with quirky dialect and dated tone.
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