Classified Advertisement Policies and Contacts Notice
The notice outlines advertising rules for the Waterloo office and other city offices, forbidding fraudulent or misleading ads and stating that rates are due by the 10th of the month following insertion. It lists rejected ad types and directs inquiries to New York Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles and San Francisco offices via Story, Brooks, and Finley representatives.
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Waterloo
Audit Bureau OF Diroculations
Bay
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San
Market Break Prompts Debate on U S Prosperity
After a major stock market selloff millions of shares changed hands as prices fell. Analysts and officials contend the collapse stems from unusual price movements not underlying business weakness, while President Hoover argues the core economy remains sound and prosperous.
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United States Treasury
United States
Hoover
A City’s Defenses Against Future Floods
Chicago officials convened after last week’s storm to review lakefront defenses and flood risk. They noted past damage from Cedar River floods, expensive overruns, and missing riverbed obstructions, urging action before cold weather to prevent a repeat of 1929 or a similar 1930 disaster.
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Chicago
Frank
Michigan
Carrolls Indian Mounds Sparred by College Landscape Plan
In Carroll College Waukesha Wisconsin two burial mounds will be spared by landscape architects. Dr W A Ganfield president says nothing will disturb these Sioux landmarks from the past. Earlier relics were destroyed during gymnasium and dormitory construction. The Waukesha County Historical Society secured assurance against further depredations in the name of progress.
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Carroll
Waterloo
Carroll College
Waukesha
Wis
W. A. Ganfield
Waukesha County
Defense Plea Fails as Aged Patriot Is Found Guilty
The defense of Albert Fall in a bribery case ends with a guilty verdict amid an appeal to jury mercy. The piece contrasts other trials where juries awarded large damages to Marcia Estardus and Frank Powers, noting a public appetite for sensational sympathy and romantic drama in civil suits.
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Albert 7
Fall
Sunshine of
Arizona
Marcia Eslardus
Harry K. Thaw
Pallere
Old Grads' Incomes Highlight Princeton Alumni
Ten years after graduation Princeton alumni from the class AIT report average annual incomes of 87.00 dollars each. Of this amount, moreover, 9 009 dollars.
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Princeton
Princeton Education and Salary Outcomes Debate
The article questions whether Princeton's high academic standing reliably yields top salaries. It notes income sources, deductions, and questions how much success stems from individuals or the university. It reflects on whether school choice drives wealth or if personal prospects dominate.
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Princeton
Tiger
The Practical Management of Wounds and Health Q&A
Practical guidance on wound cleaning for scalp and skin injuries, including soap and water rinses, antiseptic dressings, tetanus prophylaxis, and stitching timing. Reader questions cover aluminum chloride use, underarm perspiration remedies, and hydrate recommendations with brief editor responses.
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M. Ft
A. S
Bonn
A Journey With Epigrams From a Train Reading
The narrator, weary from meetings, reads a brief ideas book and a detective story on a five hour train ride. He notes epigrammatic lines from Dean Ige and Eugene O Neill, and reflects that concise thoughts relax him more than sustained reading.
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Havelock Ells
Yeaterday
Frays Dean Ige
Eeynead Broun
Eugene O'Neil
Edna
Prohibition era musings and street repair gripes
A collage of quips on prohibition, jokes, and cultural references followed by a critique of city street cutting in St. Louis. The piece notes noisy debates, odd anecdotes, and a Bureau of Streets plan to curb pavement damage while urging patience as repairs proceed.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Washington Avenue
Spring
Supreme Court
St. Louis
Washington
D. C
Image and Purpose of Man in Divine Design
The article explores the belief that humans carry the image of God and belong to the divine realm. It uses osteology analogies of birds and fish to argue humans are made for God and heaven, urging readers to consider the soul's destiny and invite questions on the topic.
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Cain
God
Ea Bird
Heaven
Nnn
Anly
Riv
Ahala
Foreign triumph of MacDonald and labor's big card
Washington dispatch reports Ramsay MacDonald sails home after three weeks in North America amid talks on a five power naval accord. Labor faces domestic unemployment pressures as Lloyd George’s Liberal bloc holds balance of power and J H Thomas struggles to find work for Britain's unemployed.
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Freperic William Wilt
Washington
D. c
North America
Ramsay MacDonald
London
MacDonald
House of Commons
Labor
Baldwin
Labor Party
England
Britain
J. H. Thomas
M. P.ford
Tabor
Thomas
Margaret Bondifield
Local Clerk Quip Sparks Quasi Moral Tussle
Mrs Less Moon recalls Abe Martin praising a clerk at Monarch 5410 while a mouse trap was at issue. She urges quick marriage as health changes loom, framing a sharp local moment with colorful slang and a hint of comic frontier sentiment.
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Thera
The
Monarch 5410
MacDonald Faces Domestic Chorus as Labor Pushes Reform
The piece outlines Prime Minister MacDonald's urgent domestic agenda including widows' pension, slum clearance, housing for workers, eight hour shifts, and unemployment laws. It notes coal as the immediate local crisis, with a stalemate between owners and miners and potential wage concessions. It also mentions reestablishing relations with soviet Russia and cautious guarantees against propaganda. A separate Bloomington Pantagraph note discusses John Coolidge’s modest pay and a $50,000 gift from former President Coolidge supporting his marriage finances.
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MacDonald
Isbor
London
Washington
Scotland
England
Iti
Zeb
Isher
Russia
India
Bloomington
John Coolidge
Trumbull
Radras Company
Coolidge
John
Boulder Dam Power and Prosperity for the West
The Boulder dam is hailed as the greatest conservation achievement. It will take eight years to build costing 185000000 and will flood a vast lake 550 feet high covering 40625 square miles. Hydroelectric revenue will repay the cost and unlock 5,000,000 acres of fertile land across Arizona Nevada and California through canals and irrigation.
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Bouldem
Thrift Magazine
Colorado
Boulder Dam
Arizona
Nevada
California
Gallan
Grand Street Hustle and Echoes of Grand Street Boys
A vivid portrait of Grand Street in New York’s lower East Side on a Sunday in October. Describes bustling shops bargains and crowds, street music, and shoppers from uptown. Notes a blend of Broadway flair and local charm with references to Eddie Cantor and Max Steuer.
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New York
Grand Street
Lower East Side
Broadway
Uptown
Park Aresnue
Madison
Grend Street
Grand Street Boys
Eddie Cantor
Max Steuer
Senator Copeland of New York Aims for Health on Capitol Hill
Washington Daybook notes Senator Copeland, famed for his red lapel flower, as a handsome physician-senator with an open office and a career caring for eyes and public health. It recounts his early life, farming roots, medical training, and role as guardian of congressional health, including the senate fresh air system.
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Washington, D. C
Copeland
New York
United States Senate
Cime
Senate
Toc
ABC
Washington
Caneland
Ann Arbor
Mich
St. On
Senator Copeland
New York State
Prince
Dexter
Ao Moon
State Normal School
University of Michigan
Congress
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Century Magazine
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Onstara
Promley
Agnella
Nate
Newark
N. J
Buffalo
John Douglas
Cyclones Rclling
Pyom
Ambrose Bierce
Byrd
Lkely
Light My By
Rey, John RF. Gunn
Abe Martin
O. O. McIntyre
Grand Gentral Zone
Manhattan
Riverside Drive
Two
Eighth Street
215 Street
Central Park
Washington Street
Forty-second Street
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
Chester Park
Herbert C. Plummer
der. Copeland
Mr. Webster
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