Watertos Evening Courier Advertising Policy Fragment
Public notice text outlines advertising rules and rates for Watertos Evening Courier. Mentions press affiliations and offices in New York Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles and San Francisco. Notes that advertising must meet paper policies and fraud prevention measures.
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Cartier
United Press International News de Ee
Associated Pass
Associated Press
Uise
Focal
Tm 3
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Unis
Hannah Ks Coh
Arm Thels
New York
Phiadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Representatives
Salt Bc Eae
Hoover plan on agriculture surpasses past proposals says dean
J F Cox of Michigan State College asserts Hoover’s program exceeds McNary Haugen aims with a federal farm board, large capital aid, inland waterways, tariff support, and parity for agriculture. Cox notes Hoover’s plan matches 1930s crop surplus control and stabilization goals.
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Des Moines
J. F.,cox
Michigan State College
Hoover
Palo Alto
West Branch
Dean Cox
Federal Farm Board
Chicago Thriller Shootings Stir City as Gangs Clash
A dramatic daytime shooting near Madison Street in Chicago leaves Tony Lombardo dead after a pursuit through Dearborn and Clark. Witnesses recall a fast pistol fusillade, a revolver discarded, and police rushing to the scene while crowds scatter past a movie theater sign advertising "Cossacks" as real violence eclipses cinema on the streets.
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Madison Street
Chicago
Dearborn
Clark
John
Gilbert
Contempt of Court Illustrated by Chicago Subpoena Incident
The passage shows contempt rulings extend beyond courtroom presence to actions like violating injunctions and publishing prejudicial material. Charles S. Rosenthal ignored subpoenas and, after a phone rebuke from Judge Comerford, was jailed for 10 days. The piece notes public defiance of legal authority and the consequences.
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Chicago
Charles S. Rosenthal
Comerford
Rosenthal
Cosmic Rays Discovery by Dr Milikan
The article describes Dr Robert A Milikan’s work on cosmic rays using high altitude balloons and mountain experiments to measure their penetration and origin. It notes his Nobel prize, Edison medal, and isolation of the electron, and says cosmic rays come from element transformation rather than a specific planet or source.
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Robert A. Mijlikan
Milikan
Pike’s Peak
Mount Whitney
California
Bolivia
Panama
Einskein
Strange rays and atomic change tied to cosmic energy
The text explains rays a hundred times shorter than radium's, Millikan’s theory that fractional atoms from element transmutation turn into energy reaching Earth as cosmic rays, and ends with a remark about the sovereign voter being the only person who can mislead a candidate.
Personal Health Advice From Dr Brady on Sea Vacation
A reader writes with questions on taking a 14 month old baby to the seashore, safety of daily ocean dips, and general skin and health myths. Dr Brady addresses factors of infant exposure, explains pores and sweating, and suggests cautious, educated care. He also answers letters on abdominal support after surgery, thumb sucking contraptions, and bleeding for health concerns, urging professional examination and stamped envelopes for replies.
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Senora
Oui
English Channel
France
Europe
M. AI
Io General
Dr. Brady
William Brady
Birth Or Death Control By Glenn Frank President Of Wisconsin
An American millionaire on his sixty sixth birthday argues for using surplus wealth to support causes within twenty years his fortune should be spent. The piece stresses not leaving a dead hand on future generations and cites nature and mortality as reasons to reinvest wealth into evolving ideas and social progress.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure Newspaper
Catalina Island Impressions and Oddities From a Gulf Visitor
Catalina Island tour notes describe William Wrigley Jr ownership a 22 mile isle with hotels golf and an aviary largest bird cage worldwide. Fishermen chase 80 to 250 pound tunas while Macantyry writer critiques covey of osteopaths and Hollywood on location sites and a comic Dutch mountain sighting.
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Catalina
Pacine
William Wrigley, Jr
Tom Mix
Maine
Fergus Falls
Catalina Aviary
Peninsula Bay
Uncle Wiggily and the Tiny Wren House
Uncle Wiggily learns a wren wants a house in a tree hollow. A tin can with a small door becomes the bird’s chosen home, as the wren explains the need for a tiny entrance for him and his mate.
Wren House Helps Uncle Wiggily and Birds
An old tin can wren house given by Uncle Wiggily hosts Mr and Mrs Wren and three chicks. The wrens repay kindness by keeping out a bobcat and later vow to return next season. A garden interlude leads to a snowy feather scare as the cat flees. The piece also notes Amelia Earhart’s career shift to Cosmopolitan and a comment on Democrats vs Republicans money talks.
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Uncle Wiggily
Baby Bunty
Uncle Wigelly
Can House
Mr. Longesis
Ole Wiggily
Wren
Mr. Wren
Aera
Rd “Goodby
Rabbit
Wrens
Bob Cat
Hal Hal
Uncle
Bobcat
Fifty Years Ago in The Courier September 12 1878
Historic notes from Waterloo Iowa report Apple donations from James McDowell and J Williams, a $5,000 county jail fund let to Pauley Co of St. Louis, church yellow fever relief giving $22, and brisk home apple prices of 50 cents per bushel. Also details on a grand circus coming Sept 24, frost events, Maine election results, and local outings by Bert Snowden and friends.
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Board of Supervisors
T. J. Pauley & Co
St. Louis
Ninth
Tenth Streets
Campbell
New York
Philadelphia
Zoological and Equestrienne Institute
Waterloo
Wrights long flight sets new speed and distance record
Orville Wright completes a 1 hour 10 minute flight in heavy craft with an average speed of 8.55 miles per hour. He notes airplanes to carry six to eight people may be built. Notable farm and local items include a horse theft reported to Sheriff Caldwell, A. Cottrell's 46 acres in potatoes with an estimated yield of 5207 bushels per acre, and fire destroys Joseph Fotney’s Orange township home.
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Washington, D. C
Orville Wright
Wright
A. Cottrell
Lincoln Township
Chicago
Local notices and business moves from Waterloo area
Miss Agatha Watts travels east for four weeks while Dr Margaret Clark learns of her brother Dr W J Vaupel's sudden death at 33 in Chippewa Falls Wisconsin. L Brooks and wife return from Missouri visit. Bertha Shutts leaves for Grinnell to teach conservatory music after Chicago study. Riverines Development Company incorporated for 130000 with Kingsley as president and Easton as treasurer planning to plat Allen farm near La Porte road.
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Margaret Clark
W. J. Vaupel
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Waterloo
L. Brooks
Missouri
Bertha Shutts
Grinnell
Conservatory of Music
Chicago
Riverines Development Company
C. L. Kingsley
F. F P. B McElhinney
J. D. Easton
Allen Farm
la Porte Road
Mercury and Venus Visible in Evening Sky This Month
Uncle Ray explains Mercury is the swiftest planet seen in twilight near the western sky south of the setting sun and Venus appears brighter in the western twilight. The piece notes star groups like the Big and Little Dippers, Dolphin, Harp, Swan, Eagle, Hercules, Pegasus and the Crab, with Cancer containing 83 faint stars.
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Mercury
Venus
Mercuury
Dolphin
Eagle
Hercules
Pegasus
Crab
What to Know About Nature From Burroughs Club
Burroughs Nature Club notes from 1928 present Q A style answers on wildlife and gardening topics. Questions cover elder birds and honeycomb, ocean temperatures, sage cock anatomy, cats’ diet, and worm borers in trees with practical removal tips and protective painting guidance.
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Rlchout
Trust
The Fault and The Golden Goose in A Century’s Pages
A Chronicle of quotes and snippets from the Minneapolis and Louisville papers. TheFault remarks on inner darkness beside a starry night. A woman sues over a goose’s violence seeking damages. if successful she may identify the goose that lays the golden eggs. The Milwaukee Journal notes a cartooning take on prohibition.
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Minneapolis
Carlyle
Mfe
Louisville Courier-Journal
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