Hartman Co. Ad Rates and Notices in Waverly Paper
A noisy mixed page lists Hartman Co publishers and officers, subscription prices, and advertising rules. It warns of newspaper policy on fraud and public-interest content, plus rates and deadlines. The piece ends with a note on hay fever pollen and impractical inoculation relief, suggesting travel north for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hartman Co
Courier
Corner Park Ave
Comrerreial St. Totephons
John Co
Hartman
Waveriog
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press International News
Ardil Bureau of Circulation
New York
Philaderphis
Chicago
Lo Angeles
Sicisco
Sales Resistance in Modern Business Drama
The Nation’s Business portrays pressure to buy unwanted items as a sales tactic postwar. John H. Woodford narrates his struggle with pervasive selling in drug stores groceries and candy shops. He laments the loss of a slower era and recalls a simpler tobacconist's neighborly shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nation's Business
John H. Woodford
Cormer
Wittenberg
Prussia
Wide Stetsons and Western Style Sightings
In a sharp critique, the writer mocks polished columnists for painting Chicago and other cities with grand prairie imagery. He contrasts authentic western wear, like Stetsons and feathered headdresses, seen in Cheyenne and Sheridan, with perceived city insignificance and fashion, lamenting lack of genuine ranch style in urban centers.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Chicago
Michigan Boulevard
State Street
McIntyre
Omaha
Denver
Cheyenne
Sheridan
Cody
Billings
Shelby
Bucyrus
Bossy Gillis Bossy Gillis jailed for 330 days in Newburyport
Andrew J. Gillis known as Bossy, Newburyport mayor, defied city rules by running a filling station in a restricted residential district. He was fined 3140 dollars and sentenced to 330 days in jail, sparking public satisfaction and a return to municipal order.
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Newburyport
Mass
Andrew J. Gillis
Bossy
Hay Fever Illness and Pollen Suspicions In Seasonal Riddle
A humorous column examines hay fever as a seasonal malady caused by pollen rather than Timothy or alfalfa seeds. It notes ragweed as the culprit, with light commentary on sufferings and misconceptions about the allergy across eastern states.
Personal Health Service by William Brady M D
A national column by Dr. William Brady critiques soap and glycerin driven health propaganda. He argues education on skin physiology belongs in public schools and warns marketers against publishing medical claims to boost sales. Readers submit questions on teeth, acidosis, and foot care with Brady offering nonclinical guidance.
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Oscar L. Levin
Cornell University
Suill
Lfe
Dr. Brady
William Brady
Los Angeles low cost living fuels growth and culture
Los Angeles sees rapid growth driven by low living costs with cheap food and accommodations, self service cafeterias, affordable apartments, and inexpensive entertainment. The piece notes real estate, wages, climate comforts, and a bustling, diverse urban scene including markets, transit, and a cast of colorful locals.
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Los Angeles
Berhaps
New York
Bill Street
Mddle
Bell Bays
Newsies
Cris. Eo
Euripides and Economics in a Modern Age
Glenn Frank argues that valuing Euripides over sheer facts risks draining civilization’s power. He traces four intellectual ages from the earliest hunter to the Bacon era and foresees a fifth age, the renewed philosophy that infuses discovered facts with life.
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Commer
Norman Hapgood
Euripides
Oses
Uncle Wiggily the Bug Saver
Uncle Wiggily faces a burning Squiggle Bug house perched high on a cattail plant. He sprinkles water from a pond as wind drives the water back, leaving the Bug choking in smoke while the Squiggle Bug cries for rescue.
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Uncle Wiggily
Gup
Burnty
Rabbit
Uncle Wiggly
Squigsle Bug
Squiggle Bug
Mr. Longears
Uncle Wigelly
Rabbiuta
Wizguy
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
Burroughs Nature Club Notes asks readers for questions on nature topics. The column cites queries about blue jays, rain and tadpoles, clam shells, and rabbit nutrition, with answers promised in the next issue. It also references references and field-study materials by Walter P. Taylor and notes a human interest item about a Charleston assault case verdict reported elsewhere.
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Nature Notes
Baltimore
Walter P. Taylor
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Abe Martin on Women and White in Enyones Buried Question
Abe Martin notes women are not always strong as believed and jokes about fashion, while William Allen White heads to Enyones to comment after the election. He wonders why White is in a big hurry, and teases Al Smith in a light, literary voice.
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William Allen White
Walking Dictionarys Political Dreams and Bold Verbosity
Andy Jack Jackson earned the nickname Walking Dictionary, reveling in word power, politics, and self made fame. He collected a pocket dictionary and rare reads to craft speeches, debating foes on soap boxes, while pursuing law, legislature, and a possible congress, aided by stubborn vanity and showy erudition.
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Andy Jack Jackson
Andy Duck
Jackson
John Buryan
Andy Jack
Brother Jackson
Andy
Jack
Congress
Bailiwick
Fort Dodge Messenger
Ihapter
United States
Jefferson
Cleveland
Wilson
Jeferson
Jvierson
Hue and Cry by Patricia Wentworth
Mally Lee, engaged to rich Roger Mooring, enters Sir George Feterson's household as governess for Barbara. She thwarts Paul Craddock's advances, is accused of spying, and a missing code and a diamond mystery unfold. Escaping danger with Ethan Messenger, she faces lies, engagement turmoil, and a perilous escape across the countryside with a dangerous pursuit looming.
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Ethan
Miss Long
Mary
Weyford
Lonedon
Mansell Messenger
Ambrose
Mally
Iman
Mally Lee
Roger Mooring
Sir George Feterson
Barbara
Paul Craddock
Sir George
Craddock
Donald
Roger
Deter Mally
Lawrence Marrington
Ethan Messenger
Marion Brown
Candida Long
Hoger
Uncle Rays Corner preview of future Europe travels
Uncle Ray outlines plans for future travel including Holland as his next nat county and potential trips to Sweden Norway Denmark and Russia. He previews upcoming school year topics such as The Story of Invention and invites readers to request Europe leaflet and send letters to Ramon Coffman editor.
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Europe
Holland
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Russia
Vancouver
Japan
China
India
Persia
Turkey
Sayat
Greece
Italy
Spain
Bel
Dani
Ramon Coffman
Byrd’s South Pole supply plan for two years
The Baltimore Sun notes Commander Richard E. Byrd must stock a two year food reserve for his polar expedition. He plans thirteen months of travel but prepares for safety with vast provisions including three tons bacon 50 cases eggs two tons tinned butter and 5500 pounds coffee.
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Baltimore Sun
Richard E. Byrd
Auto taxes in Europe shape design and sales trends
The article surveys auto tax regimes in England Germany Belgium France Brazil and Argentina showing per horsepower charges and sales taxes. It argues high taxes steer manufacturers toward lighter engines and lower customer costs, explaining why European type cars with efficient engines rarely fit American market needs.
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Gar
England
Germany
Belgium
France
Brazil
America
Will of Aaron Naumberg Advocates Cross Faith Charities
Aaron Naumberg of New York, son of a Jewish rabbi, left a fortune to many charitable, educational, and welfare groups. The will includes Jewish, Catholic, and Protestant beneficiaries and mentions Harvard University and Tuskegee Institute. The obituary notes a trend toward interfaith philanthropy in charity and welfare work. Mental health strain is cited as rising in state hospitals amid broader concerns about modern life and the value of rest for well being.
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Miss E. Fi
A. P
Wopnearviis Journal
Aaron Nsdmeberg
New York
Charles Gliy
Department of Commerce
Cowry
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University of Wisconsin
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Lord Eaton
Bacon
Uncle Wiggily, the Bug Saver
Howard R Garis
Aes Margen
Uncle Wigsly
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Charleston News and Courier
Arkansas
Abe Martin
Isegak Rydee
Motor Club
A. Franking
Burungton Gazette
Maila
Gen- Bressman
Victor M. Berger
Wisconsin
House of Representatives
Post Office Department
Hue and Cry
Patricia Wentworth
Guildford
London Road
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Candida
Mr. Medhurst
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Lange
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