Waterloo Iowa Daily Star noise and ads page clipping
An OCR of a Waterloo Iowa newspaper shows masthead details and advertising policy language. It lists W. H. Hartman Co and editors Jackson McCay and John C. Hartman, with subscription and rate notes, and references to Associated Press and United Press International as news sources.
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W. H. Hartman Co
Et Courter
Corner Park “Ave
Exchange 6100
Seis
John C. Hartman
Jackson McCay
Msil
Postofios
Waterloo
Lows
Associated Press
United Press International News Area
All News
Wiss
Tha
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Fransisco
Story
Brooka , Finley
Representatives
Snowden Defies Allies at Hague to Save Young Plan
Chancellor Philip Snowden stood firm at the Hague conference resisting compromises to protect Britain’s treasury. His stubborn stance led France Belgium and Italy to concede, keeping England’s demands near intact and earning him praise on his return to London for patience and resolve. The piece notes Britain’s leverage in saying no and the perils of pliant diplomacy.
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Philip Snowden
England
France
Belgium
Italy
London
Britain
Hollywood
Points East
Round the World Records Across History and Flight
A survey of world circumnavigation records from Magellan to Graf Zeppelin and early airplane attempts. The piece notes Magellan's 1519 1522 voyage, Jules Verne inspired speed emphasis, and a string of record times by explorers and pilots through 1928. It contrasts water routes with modern aerial efforts and cites names such as Mears Wells Collyer Evans and others.
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Magellan
Jules Verne
Phineas Fogg
Henry Frederick
Andre Jaeger-Schmidt
John
H."meara
Edward S. Evans
Linton Wells
John H. Mears
Capt
B. D. Collyer
Graf Zeppelin
Evans
Wells
New York
Iowa Road Bond Amendment Aims to Pave 5000 Miles
A proposed constitutional amendment would authorize paving about 5000 miles and graveling 1800 miles of Iowa primary roads and refinancing county road bonds. If approved by the 44th General Assembly and then by voters, it would complete the system by 1934 with at least one paved primary road in every county and improved year round north south and east west connectivity. The measure hinges on the next legislature's composition.
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Iowa
Fortyfourth General Assembly
Commonwealth
General Assembly
Y County
Uncle Amos
Lee
Thia
Bread and Milk Club
Rev
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Political pledge ties amendment to road bonds in county
A county proposition links support for a constitutional amendment to three steps: votes for the amendment, a special election submission, and authorizing $100 million in state road bonds. Candidates are urged to declare stance in primaries and general election. A sideline notes German chemists claim of malaria medicine efficiency.
Finerals That Kill the Mourners and Other Health Odds
William Brady, M D, discusses a popular magazine article claiming funerals spread colds from bare heads. He critiques it with humor about undertakers and weather, then answers reader questions on mood spells, ear wax removal, and flaxseed health tips.
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Surf
Herrick
Marshal Fach
Neneca
the Teader
Springfield
Iquoted 25
Hugh S. Cumming
A Disturbing Education by Glenn Frank
President Glenn Frank argues education must unsettle minds to prepare students for a changing world. He warns against fixed, lifelong class or craft thinking and urges an education that breaks complacency, fosters skepticism, and gives nimbleness for life in a fluid society.
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Hutchins
University of Chicago
Thrunat Rds Ufe
Ohto
Wanderer Returns to tranquil Iowa hills in spring
Wanderer returns to see Iowa scenery praised as tranquil hills and spring flowers. Commentary asks if the traveler was in southern California and laments the homecoming, while noting the column's welcome to the reader. Includes snips about local culture and humorous notes on newspapers and readers.
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Wanderer
Iowa
California
Sinclair
Society pushed forward by men yet kept women back
Brooklyn Eagle reports on Amelia Earhart remarks noting society relies on women's contribution while men are urged to lead and financially support families. The piece questions legal duties of men as a basis for gender discrimination and cites broader social implications.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Amelia Earhart
Capitals Built to Order Reshape Global Cities
An overview notes how made to order capitals like Delhi Canberra and soon Nanking reflect colonial and modern planning influences. It profiles Pierre L Enfant and Sir Edwin Lutyens with Canberra designer W Burley Griffin and Henry K Murphy guiding China project, comparing settings, layouts, and ambitions.
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New York
Riméa
Enfant
Washington
Delhi
Canberra
Nanking
New City
China
Mej
Pierre
Charles L'Enfant
City Plarmers
Sir Edwin, Luyteps
Herbert Baker
Commonwealth
W. Burley Grittin
Chicago
Henry K. Murphy
Seb
Old
Chiang Kai-shek
Rose
Shanghai
Australia
New South Wales
Sydney
Federal Capital Commission
Parliament
Ralsina
Government House
Government Court
Edwin Luyton
Imperial Record Office
Mr. Murphy
Murphy
Pukow
Wangize-kang
Ernest
Payson Goodrich
Paris
London
Forsouth
Geologists Off to Seek Secrets of Oil Storages
Des Moines reports a party of town state geologists leaving Rapid City for a field tour across the Black Hills eastern Colorado and the Rocky Mountain country near Grand Lake and Estes Park. They study geological conditions in border regions of mid continent oil fields seeking how oil is stored rather than searching for oil itself.
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Courier Special Servier
Des Moines
Rapid City
Black Hills
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
Grand Lake
Estes Park
Mother Nature
Iowa
Ozarks
Kansas
Oklahoma
George F. Kay
Iowa City
James H. Laés
Joseph Runner
A. O. Thomas
State University Geological Corps
Nebraska
South Dakota
Switzerland
Northeast¢Mm
Mid-Continent
Surace
Rocky Mountain Country
Homestake
Hearst
Leland Stanford University
William Randolph Hearst
Wisit
Specimen Mountain
Wyoming
Montana
Grend Lake
Timberdine
Middlewest
Chinese minister Wu's Geneva posting and Washington ties
Dr Chao-Chu Wu, Chinese minister to the United States, is named a delegate to the League of Nations meeting in Geneva. The piece recounts his Washington roots at Force School and Western High, his family background, and his long service in Chinese diplomacy including roles as foreign minister and advocate against extraterritorial rights.
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Washington
D. C
Chao-Chu Wu
United States
China
League of Nations
Geneva
Russia
Dr. Wu
Old Force School
Wu_ Ting-fang
Archie
Quentin Roosevelt
Force
Hort
Thane
Shoot Marbles
Force School
Western High School
Company H
Pennsylvania Avenue
Geraldine Farrer
Western High
Farrar
Atlantis City
England
University of London
Lincoln Inn
Acon
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Washington Rena
Wardman Park Hotel
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