Wateroo Daily Herald announced staffing and policy notes
TheWateroo Daily Herald lists staff changes including resignations of Sohh Os Bariman and editor Jackson McCoy as treasurer and general manager. announces circulation and advertising policies, subscription rates, and office contacts with Associated Press and United Press International affiliations. It notes multiple city and broad coverage offices and advertising reconciliation details.
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Words Printed And Spoken In Advertising Debate
Babson compares radio and newspaper ads showing 3000 dollars cost per inquiry and two orders for radio versus four thousand inquiries from newspaper ads across five papers. He argues newspapers offer permanent sales arguments and allow readers to reconsider later, unlike radio. The piece notes transcripts of candidates' addresses drove demand during the last presidential campaign.
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Prison Conditions Shock U.S. Prisons Riot Causes
The piece argues congressional inquiry shows extreme heat and poor air in Leavenworth sparking riot due to overcrowding and bad food. It notes Hoover actions to relieve conditions and urges humane, disciplined treatment with decent clothing and food to reform rather than embitter inmates.
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Instalment plans go global spreading finance method
The article notes that instalment purchasing, long used in the United States, is rapidly spreading worldwide under different names such as stuttering in some regions. It cites obstacles abroad, the rise of specialized finance corporations, and forecasts of increased purchasing power, stabilization, and broader markets for American goods.
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Indecency Case in Sioux Falls Jury Panel Prompted
A Florida visitor accused of indecency faces a jury in Sioux Falls as court officials weigh the charges and the dignity of the court is stressed. In Nevada, two men are jailed after being arrested for firing firecrackers, with sentencing noted.
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Court Dates And Tragic Famine Reported In Page Fragments
A fragmentary newspaper page notes court date shifts around the third of July and a bond set at five hundred dollars for defendants. It also recounts a cult member from Lyons who starved for a month and dropped from 180 to 86 pounds before dying, illustrating the era's grim human folly.
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The Most Durable Stage Of Tuberculosis
Health column by Dr. William Brady discusses delays in diagnosing pulmonary tuberculosis and the danger of late-stage disease. It emphasizes early exams, stethoscope use, sputum tests, fever monitoring, and X rays, noting family doctors often diagnose sooner than specialists claim. The piece includes reader questions about pneumonia risk, athletic injuries, and muscle strains, with Brady offering brief practical guidance and inviting mailed questions.
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Are We Best When Young By Glenn Frank
An essay arguing that youth may reflect the best form of religion and society. The author recounts his son Rudy’s hospital accident showing courage, restraint, and generosity, contrasting youthful vigor with older forces shaping education and faith.
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Bursting With Headlines From The Radio Age And More
A collage of notes from the era discusses music publishers in bankruptcy blamed on radio, rising debts, gasoline price dips, and social musings. The piece pokes at jokes about Ford, hairnets on aviator Thunder Johnson, and lingering Scotch jokes, all in a bustling, colorful newspaper voice.
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Dangerous desperado hides in plain sight
Burlington Gazette notes Wille Doody, captured in Chicago, sought for violent crimes and labeled extremely dangerous by police. Despite a juvenile, timid appearance, a revolver transformed him into a formidable threat, illustrating the idea that fear-driven cowards with weapons may pose the greatest danger.
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Chicago
Known Morons Prompt Community Fear After Minneapolis Murder
A Waukon Standard excerpt laments recurring child murders in Minneapolis blamed on unknown killers. It argues such "known morons" roam freely until a brutal crime shocks the nation, provoking brief outrage and lingering public lethargy that enables repeats and harms victims repeatedly.
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Abe Martin muses on murderers and Johnny’s movie thoughts
The voice reflects on how killers sometimes pay the penalty, yet not always, and questions what stage Johnny and others think about when watching movies. The compact remark hints at moral consequences and public curiosity about cinema.
Organized Labor Pushes Federal Anti Injunction Bill
Washington Sept 2 Organized labor presses a federal anti injunction bill as congress reconvenes in December. The Shipstead Norris Walsh Blaine plan aims to safeguard union activity for collective bargaining while shielding employers from liability. The measure would allow strikes picketing and boycotts with limited injunctions and mandatory trials for contempt.
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Sister-in-Law Clara Longworth de Chambrun’s Paris and Morocco Tale
The piece notes Clara Longworth de Chambrun, Alice Longworth’s sister-in-law, visiting Cincinnati while publishing house Appleton releases her novel His Wife's Romance. The story blends Paris and Morocco with composite characters drawn from de Chambrun’s experiences and wide contacts. It is a copyright 1990 item from The Five-Day Week column.
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Views of the People and Political Faction Allegations
An unidentified columnist condemns a persistent faction of society described as loyal to those in power. The piece laments “henchmen” who align with ruling regimes, betray morals, and impede progress, urging accountability. The text cites William G. Kerr noting rising 1938 vehicle costs versus 1927.
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New York Day By Day By O C McIntyre
Diary style column recounts Sept 2 in New York with glimpses of H C Witwer Yes Mans Land post ride to the Battery and Breabliner crowds. Notable vignettes include Samuel Shipman Al Woods bonnet shopping mat ches in the park a petty theft case a nightclub organ grinder and a wall mural in Fifth Avenue. The piece comments on Broadway theatres costs and youth audiences and notes shifts away from live theatre toward movies. It also mentions a New York dressmaker rising from immigrant roots to multimillionaire status and a wall artist’s nose-thumbing tableau.
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L Enfant remembered in Washington despite long delay
A Washington Daybook recounts Maj Pierre L Enfant, designer of the capital, with his grave in Arlington and a proposed monument long blocked by Congress. The piece notes his posthumous recognition decades after death, the 1908 exhumation, and the cedar root gavel given to the Columbia Historical Society, while linking his plans to Hoover era expansion.
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