Waterloo Ovening Courier advertising page details
The notice summarizes subscription prices, carrier rates, and mail options for Waterloo Evening Courier with pricing by week and six month terms. It lists editorial staff in Mourterae Corner and Park Ave location, and notes advertising policies and agency representation. The document also mentions Associated Press and Audit Bureau affiliations.
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Coolidge Lincoln Memorial Dedication Shifts Farm Talk
President Coolidge addressed the Lincoln Memorial library dedication at Brookings South Carolina, steering from farm relief ideas and focusing on learning progress in the West. He praised the West’s growth, cited Brookings State College as an example, and warned against neglecting library and institutional upkeep.
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Coolidge
Lincoln Memorial
Brookings
S. C
West
Middlewest
Jerusalem
Abraham Lincoln
de Poke
Tely
State University
State College
Fall of a Flier and a Tale of Cheating Aviation
A tale of Jean Callizo of France faking high altitude records with a doctored barograph and a hidden instrument. He faces censure, returns honors, and may attempt another record while peers question his honesty alongside other historic frauds like Dr. Cook.
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Jean Callizo
France
Moon
Callizo
Heaven
Mars
Sadi Lecointe
Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
Leavenworth, Ken
The Scourge and the Paralysis Epidemics
The article notes infantile paralysis peaks in August September and October and discusses experts who view months as carriers rather than disease factors. It highlights limited epidemiology knowledge, early mild symptoms, and the lasting maiming caused, urging removal of breeding fly habitats and exposed refuse to curb spread.
Preservation of the Toothbrush as Health Tools
In a health column, Dr. Farrand of Cornell stresses dental care's role in overall health and urges frequent medical and dental exams. The writer reflects on dentistry as part of medicine, debates toothbrush use, and notes concerns about germ disturbance and the limits of toothbrush efficacy.
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Livingston Farrand
Cornell University
Home remedies for soft corn and oily hair guidance
A reader asks about treating a soft corn between the toes with gauze or cotton dusted with boric talcum or zinc stearate, frequent dressing changes, then drying moisture and using 30 grains salicylic acid in half an ounce flexible collodion daily to soften and remove the corn. Another reader seeks help for oily hair and greasy scalp. advice suggests shampoo every four to five days and applying a scalp lotion at night and morning.
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Books and Dinner Pails By GLENN FRANK
Glenn Frank argues that machine industry can shed its early evils over the next fifty years. He contrasts fragile culture with commerce and cites New England transplant leaders in a midwestern city who feared industrial ugliness. He suggests progress will reduce monotony, standardization, and loss of individual spirit.
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Middle West
New
Foul Smelting Pile Raises Sanitation Alarm
A fragment warns that the foul smelting pile harbors germs and could spread illnesses including infantile paralysis, urging strong measures to exterminate the menace and protect public health.
Wisconsin farming prospers on diversification and dairy strength
A Chicago Tribune special writer reports Wisconsin farmers enjoy higher rural incomes led by dairy sales at 20 cents more per hundred than last year. Strong hay and grain yields, diversified farming, and dairies as a main revenue source reduce risk from early frost. northeastern Iowa mirrors these gains with livestock raising offsetting corn risks.
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Davenport
Chicago Tribune
Wisconsin
Iowa
City of Chicago described in vivid, mixed scenes
A reflective travel sketch portrays Chicago as robust and modern yet rough. The piece compares lakefront elegance and grand boulevards with grimy alleys, labor shadows, and vivid neighborhoods, concluding with a childlike tale tying the city to Uncle Wiggily and a later adventure.
Dog Hero Sport Saves Girl from Wolves in Indian Territory
In Oklahoma when it was still Indian Territory, a Newfoundlands named Sport protects five year old Bessie Dodge from two wolves beside a creek. He fights them off but dies from his wounds that night, having saved the girl. An Indian finds them alive and brings them to the ranch before Sport passes.
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Chicago
Field Museum
Park Beach
Colisimo’s
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Bessie Dodge
Betty
Abig Newfoundland
Sport
Child
Dog
Uncle Wiggily and Bumple Return to Hollow Stump Life
Uncle Wiggily resumes life in his hollow stump bungalow after seaside return. Boppy Um and six Wogglejigs, including Rumple Dumple and Mazie, join in Bunnyville adventures with Mr. Longears. The tale follows their daytime escapades.
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Uncle Wiggily
Boppy
Mr. Longears
Rumple
Dumple
Mazie
Gazie
Dazie
Wumple
Jane
Uncle Wiggily’s Adventures At Hollow Stump School
Fuzzy Wuzzy guides little bunny boys and girls to Hollow Stump School. Uncle Wiggily checks his pink nose in a glass and proclaims he will go adventuring. His wife jokes that he does this daily, noting each venture is different.
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Jane
Rumple
Bumple
Mr. Longesis
Lady Mouse
Rabbit
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Fox
the Fox
Woggielig Boy
Bunny
Fuzzy Wuzzy
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Mr. Long Ears
G-Nether
Intelligence tests and the limits of age grouping
Ottumwa Courier notes children cannot be neatly sorted by age as intelligence tests reveal wide variation. The article cites the Binet test items like explaining pity and justice for 12 year olds and distinguishing laziness from idleness for 16 year olds, suggesting grownups would find some questions hard.
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Ottumwn Courier
Binet
Bishop Warns Women More Vulnerable to Bolshevism
Brooklyn Eagle reports Bishop Nicholas of Macedonia warns Americans that women are more easily Bolshevized than men citing that stepping on their toes provokes stronger reactions. The bishop is praised as an apt judge of human nature by supporters.
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Chicago
Champs Elysee
Michigan Avenue
Manhattan
Roaring Loop
Loop
Times Square
Harlem
New York
Lake Side
Brooklyn Eagle
Nicholas
Macedonia
Adventure of John Moore in Mexico Ends in Escape
John Moore a New York business man travels to Tucson on business, meets Philip Morton in Mexico, and after a mistaken identity becomes entangled with Ruth Henshaw and her uncle Manuel Lopez. After Clench is murdered and Wong is killed, Moore and Ruth flee toward Magdalena with Ramon’s aid, locking rivals in the villa and promising to expose Henshaw while seeking a head start from pursuit.
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New York
Tucson
Ariz
Philip Morton
Mexico
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Ramon
Tubitama
Clench
John
Manuel Lopez
Rodriguez
Barton Henshaw
Ruth
Henshaw
John John
Wong
Lopez
Pedro
Senorita
Senor
Hasta Luego
Magdalena
Night Mountain Ride and Rising Tension
John Moore and Ruth push through a rain swept mountain trail toward shelter and safety as Moore battles fatigue and a growing urge to protect Ruth. A storm looms and his resolve to press on hardens despite Ruth's exhaustion.
A DREADED DUTY
Ohio State Journal argues that the task of showing a feasible way to help the middle class with living costs is to cut taxes on incomes from seventy thousand to one million dollars annually while noting that men can repeat prior achievements.
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Ohio State Journal
Prohibition Party Survives Quietly in 1920s Backdrop
Washington Star notes the old prohibition party, once nominating noncompetitive candidates, slept while ballots were counted yet reportedly had more bona fide members than the Anti-Saloon League according to some statistics.
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Washington Star
Prohibition Party
Anti-Saloon League
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