Waterlo o Evening Courier masthead and policy note
The Waterloo Evening Courier lists publishers and staff, including W H Hartman as president and editor and Jackson McCoy as treasurer and general manager. It outlines subscription rates, advertising policies, and the paper’s network with Associated Press and other bureaus.
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W. H. .Hartman Cap
Sourier
Corner Park Ave
Commercial &T
John
C. Hartman
Jackson McCoy
Tressilier
Avecen
Weiss
Waterloo
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Associated Press United Press
International News
Associated Press
Focal News
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Asartion
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story, Brooks
Emley, Representatives
Indian Mounds Near Waterloo Deserve Preservation
In the Waterloo vicinity many Indian mounds remain largely undisturbed. They hold anthropological value for scholars and fascination for the public. Preservation is urged to safeguard these relics for future generations as urban expansion threatens their survival. Only experts can assess historic worth, but their status as sights justifies protection now.
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Waterloo
Vitamin D Yeast Boosts Health Via Irradiated Ferment
A historic note describes sun exposure and irradiated yeast as new methods to supply vitamin D. Dr Harry Steenbock’s Wisconsin research showed irradiated cereals cured rats of deficiency disease. Breakfast producers later added vitamin rich yeast to milled wheat using lamps, but the idea now centers on yeast treated after production to impart health benefits.
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Harry Steenbock
University of Wisconsin
Women in public office shows steady gains and salaries
The National League of Women Voters surveys women in government noting governors, secretaries of state, congresswomen and state legislators. Annie Matthews earns about 14000 as New York county registrar, Genevieve Cline about 10000 as customs court judge. Overall progress is evident but impact compared to men remains uncertain.
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National League of Women Voters
Commonwealths
Congress
Senate
Foreign Service
State Department
Department of Commerce
Washington
Annie Matthews
New York County
Genevieve Cline
United States Customs Court
Ufe
Milady
Too Many Roses as National Flower Debate Rages
Public discussion questions if the rose should become the official national flower amid arguments that the nation already lacks an official bloom. Proponents note current state flowers and the rose's high profile. opponents cite prior recognition and England's historical association with the flower.
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New York
Georgia
Iowa
North Dakota
England
Rose Embellished Countryside Praised in Prose and Poetry
A fragmented passage recalls the rose crowned countryside praised by masters of prose and poetry for centuries. It urges friends to avoid rumor and to choose differently, elevating the violist as a symbol of American character, admired globally.
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Bower
Personal Health Advice From Dr. Brady on Heartburn and Weak Ankles
Dr. William Brady reflects on medical terms and lay misunderstandings in health questions. He admits learning over years that heartburn and pronated feet stem from simple causes treatable with chalk or exercise, and invites readers to send brief questions for answered letters.
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Jesa
Brady
Willam Brady
Where's the Blue Back Speller A Wisconsin Perspective
Glenn Frank discusses changing school spellings from the old blue back list to a modern Word List drawn from Ayres Thousand Word List and other studies. He argues today’s spelling lists reflect practical adult needs and cultural aims, shaping education for usable vocabulary.
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Glenn Frank Peeshant
University of Wisconsin
Oratary Magazine
McClurae
Leonard P. Ayres
Ayres
Aytes
Shakespeare
Ifs
Seventy Years Ago In The Dubuque Times Rail Work Advances
The Dubuque Times notes expansion of the Dubuque and Pacific railway into Buchanan county with contract holder Mr. Root and sub contractors Magill Denton and Carpenter. A 300 man force will grade at Mottingham and push the project, reflecting a broader regional rail extension.
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Dubuque
Dubuque 8 Pacific Railway
Huston Rising to Top GOP Post From Humble Start
Washington Daybook notes the unlikely rise of Claudius Hart Huston from a Indiana substitute teacher at 16 to a leading business figure and future chairman of the Republican National Committee. Born to a Presbyterian minister family, Huston built a career in Chattanooga and business education before guiding highway and industrial ventures in the South. A social scene item highlights Mme Samy Pasha presenting her brother to society, with Rep. Robert A. Green of Florida singled out by his Kentucky colonel attire.
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Washington, D. C
Claudius Hart Huston
Republican National Committee
United States
Huston
Harrison County
Indiana
Valparaiso
Ind
Mme
Samy Pasha
Rep
Robert A. Green
Florida
Kentucky
Abe Martin style quote on Lark's tale of time served
A clipped Abe Martin tone notes Lester Lark reflecting on his time in custody and his pride in relatives in his boy, expressing mixed feelings about the period and his treatment while behind bars. The remark hints at personal relief and lingering grievances from a criminal past.
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Lester Lark
Losing August and the school day atlas
A mosaic of lighthearted clipped items from a midwestern press notes quips on school life arithmetics and a comic strip air. It mentions a special art teacher, a California Hawaii tie, a contest winner in spelling, and social snippets about driving women and fur sales. The piece also mocks scientific pursuits and newsroom bravado with ironic quips from papers like Mitchell County Press and New York World.
Vanderbilt noted as social recluse who roams Fifth Avenue
New York gossip notes Cornelius Vanderbilt III, known as Commodore, as a private rail and yacht man who strolls Fifth Avenue when in town, rarely seen in public, and balances home life at a 32 Nassau Street office with railroad patents. The piece sketches his aloof persona and family dynamics, including remarks about his son Cornelius Jr. and a cosmopolitan European tour with regal receptions.
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New York
cCornelli
Park Avenue
Vanderbilt
Easlong
Nassen Street
Cornelius Vanderbilt Ili
Commodore
Cornelius, Jr
This Is Paris by Hazel Reavis in Public Confidences
In a Paris cafe style column, Hazel Reavis recalls overheard tales from a Franco American hairdressing shop and a remarkable encounter with Lady Astor gifting books and tea at Parliament. The piece also sketches Morocco’s young Sultan Sidi Mulal Hamid amid Paris’s glare.
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Paris
Lady Astor
Wes
Clivedon
Thames
Morocco
Sidi Mulal Hamid
Mulal Yussuf
G Sati
Koran
Ceert Oked
Siltan
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Cedar Falls
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Truman Steed
Isaac’ Virden
Polce
Black Hawk County
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C. Singletary
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John Blake
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George Bloeser
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Bro. I. van Metra
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J. L. Gay
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G. W. Hayz~lett
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N. Redenberger
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J. HE. Gear
James Harlan
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Waterloo West
W. H. Robertson
Wv. L. Scott
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Weychoff
Maggie Cooper
M. J. George
Rose Morrison
L. J. Dillingham
Ela’ A. Glass
Alice Ramey
Emma Wright
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G. H. Purmort
J. H. Leavitt
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G. A. Hoffmen
Edger Pickett
J. B. Myers
Nelson Hitchcock
Piety Hill
George W. Henna, Jr
G. W. Hanna
Waterloo Township
Kossuth County
Laverne
Carpenter & Son of
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ER. Speicher
John Bowman
Laura Bowman
State Teachers College
Lombard College
Galesburg
Galloway
Towa
W. W. Miller
Ti. E. Weatherwax
Monterey
Mexico
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J. B. Evans
Hillsboro County
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New York State
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Second Iowa Cavalry
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Clear Lake
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Newton
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University of Chicago
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