AME MATARGS D DAILY Front Page Masthead
Daily newspaper front page header with publication details, pricing rules, telegraph services, editions and circulation notes. Includes editor names Jackson McCoy and W. MM Hartman, address at Waterloo, tonnish formatting, and advertising policies.
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Hartman
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Waterloo
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Associated Press
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Bureau of Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
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Pragcisco
Brory, Brooks ,& Finley, Representatives
Broadway Furor Over Newspapers Slips in Authentic Tone
Footlight journalism argues Hollywood and Broadway thrillers on crime and the press misfire in capturing the newsroom aura. Critics note plays like The Front Page and Gentlemen of the Press fail to convincingly portray the city room and the final edition.
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Hollyswood
Tom Toiler
The Inventive Mind and Global Patent Paths
An eastern editor notes talking pictures with synchronized sound spark international patent activity. Inventors worldwide pursued near-simultaneous advances, prompting protection requests. History shows science often repeats progress across nations despite race or borders.
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America
Globe
What, no fine Judge gives 30 days jail for reckless driving
Washington police court judge John P. McMahon imposes 30 days in jail for a reckless driving offender after others received fines up to 25 dollars. The piece argues jail terms deter crime more effectively than small fines. It notes bootleggers can pay large fines and continue business, while jail time imposes real consequences.
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John P. McMahon
Washington
The Battle of Books Ends in Chicago Schools
Textbooks tainted with British propaganda pulled from public schools as Mayor Thompson and allies are hailed by supporters and former superintendent McAndrew is named loser. The episode exposes the political use of education and the public’s reaction to the clash.
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Chicago
Messrs
Muzzy, Hart, McLaughlin
William Hale Thompson
John J. Gorman
William McAndrew
Big Bit Campaigns Across City Divides
A contemporary notes the campaign for office pits Broadway influence against Main Street power. It stresses millions live along Broadway while Malin Streets spread through many neighborhoods. The piece warns outsiders to weigh utterances carefully.
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Elbowed Circulator: Dr Oakes’ Odd House Heating Idea
A reader relays Dr Alfred B Q Oakes of Elizabeth New Jersey promoting a home heating circulator using an ordinary pipe to vent cold air to the basement and back to the furnace. He suggests an elbow on the basement floor to hold the pipe upright though the critic dislikes elbows yet concedes the idea may help households with poor heating.
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Alfred B. Q Oakes
Elizabeth
N. J
Oakes
Dr. Oakes
Mr. Oakes
The Merger of the Quacks and Health Letter Advice
A long column critiques medical branding by quacks and safeguards readers on pasteurization. A reader asks about drinking unpasteurized milk after exposure to tubercular cows. Dr Brady explains pasteurization kills tuberculosis and urges caution, noting many cities require pasteurized market milk.
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Institute
Citic
Association
Unitet Sperialists
Laboratories Incorporated
Health Department
Dr. Brady
Wiliam Brady
Five false gods of modern life and the need for balance
The author criticizes worship of Size Success Speed Safety Spectatoritis and urges balancing quantity with quality and risk with study. He warns that institutions focus on being bigger rather than better, and urges joint rule of quality with quantity and direction with speed to avoid hollow greatness.
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New York
West Side
Seventy-second Street
Reno Diary Unearths Divorces and Desert Beauty
Reno Nevada tour notes describe the city’s riverfront charm and state laws, noting the famed divorce appeal yet modest actual scene. The writer recalls hospitality, architecture, parks like Idlewild, and the six month residency rule, with anecdotes of banks, markets, and local people in a vivid early 20th century travelogue style.
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Reno
Nev
Nevada
Anetropolis
Sierra Nevada Range
Mgr. Volstead
Tig
West
Chamber of Commerce
Bret Harte
Uncle Wiggily and the Bald Eagle Tale
Howard R. Garis describes Uncle Wiggily meeting a Bald Eagle perched near a lake as Fox and Wolf interpret the bird. The scene centers on misperception of the eagle’s white head feathers and the pair’s curiosity about his behavior and motives.
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Uncle Wiggily and the Eagle
Howard R. Garis
Bald Eagle Traps Unc Wiggily Plot With Predator Trio
The Wolf and Fox lure a hungry Bald Eagle toward Uncle Wiggily's grass cutting site. The eagle promises to ambush the rabbit for ears as payment while the grasshopper warns of danger. The scene ends with a note of impending mischief and a police dog catching a flying roller skate.
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Bald Eagle
Uncle Wiggily
Fox
Wolf
Wiggily
Janestrode
Bunty
Mr. Longears
Bagis
Uncle
Grasshopper
Our Lesson in Forests Gains From Conservation
Burlington Gazette praises national forests and the 1801 act enabling presidential protection. It notes 300000 square miles of forests and 10 million acres managed by states, plus protection, grazing supervision, and research. The piece ends with a critic’s quip about hardboiled editors.
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Burlington Gazette
United States
United States Forest Service
Fifty Years of Local Happenings and Crime Notes
Fifty years ago on September four and five many local items filled the page. Miss Hattie Hewitt begins teaching in La Porte City schools. a jewelry store burglary nets about 1400 dollars. the Red Cross and citizens donate for Yellow fever sufferers in Mississippi. Attendees at the Minnesota State Fair include President Hayes supporters. a long list from Waterloo attends. weitere items report fairs, elections, canal and bridge work, business changes, expertise and community notices from Waterloo and surrounding towns.
Burroughs Nature Club Questions and Answers 1928
Questions to Nature Notes readers ask about birds fish snow plants and Egyptian symbolism. Answers cover why a bird’s bill can act as a box pouch how snakes coil in winter denning and the Pharaoh’s rat link with ancient Egypt. Also notes on life insurance sales and Hoover farm relief amid local traveler theft report.
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Egypt
Eyplang
Firdmal
Volendam Journey Tales From Uncle Ray
A letter from Volendam Holland recounts travel from Amsterdam by steamship to a low, bending bridge, a slow rail ride, and arrival at a canal hotel run by Fritz. He observes locals in woolen shoes, wooden clogs, and distinctive costumes, noting baggy trousers and long skirts on children and the curious gaze of visitors.
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Volendam Volendam
Holland
Amsterdam
Volendam
Fritz
Abe Martin Muses On Sensational Circus Family
Abe Martin reflects on the era of a sensational show featuring a bear a cat a leopard a sheep and a monkey all in one cage He muses that a real human version would draw a crowd and playfully revives the greeting Well hower you skimmin now that ever buddy maxes it.
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