Waterloo Evening Courier historical ad and policy notice
The Water0oo Evening Courier lists subscription rates and delivery details while outlining advertising policies and rights. It notes Associated Press rights, circulation statement, and positions from New York and other offices.
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W. MH. Hartmab Co
Corner Park
Commercial St
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Han Joan
Hartman
Jackson McCoy
Sid General Malieer
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Yarneeteeers
Waterloo
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New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
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Brooks & Finley
New Radio Ruling Triggers Protests Over Iowa Station Changes
The federal radio commission plans to reallocate hours wavelengths and power starting Armistice Day. Iowa stations face wattage cuts and time splits with WOC and WSUI using split time, WHO sharing with WOI, and KOIL in Council Bluffs gaining clear channel status. Adjustments will be needed as fans adapt to reduced interference and clearer reception.
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Federal Radio Commission
Iowa
WOC
Davenport
WSUI
University of Town
WHO of
Des Moines
WOI
Iowa State College
Ames
WOT
WHO
KOIL
Council Bluffs
Hawkeye
Cartoons on Social Eligibility Stir Presidential Campaign
A eastern Democratic journal features cartoons accusing social eligibility as a political issue. The series targets Republicans with depictions of women under a sunshade and a pompous figure with the Social Register. The piece laments snobbishness and cautions against inflaming prejudice in the White House race.
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Al.Smiths
The
Social Register
White House
Beau Brummels
Chesterfields
Stupying the Price Cycle in Hog Market Reform Effort
A Peoria meeting of midwestern hog price leaders from 11 state farm bureaus, led by R M Hughes of Iowa State College, discusses stabilizing hog prices to reduce swings. They aim to cut pork prices by four dollars for growers and five to six dollars for consumers, acknowledging the task is complex and gradual.
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Peoria
Tili
R. M. Hughes
Iowa State College
Anes
The Forty Ninth State City-States Debate
A New York editorial discusses the idea of New York City becoming a state within itself and contrasts urban needs with rural regions. The piece questions whether city autonomy would benefit governance and national balance.
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Forty
New York City
Greece
Manhattan
New York
Omniscience Doubt Sparks New York City Rage
A sharp editorial mocking provincial minds provokes fear of treason against the metropolis and its leaders. The piece hints at punishment for the fabricator and mocks youth for their endless dancing and fatigue.
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Upo
Walker
Plenipotentiaries at 1926 Paris Convention on Quarantine Rules
The article recalls the 1926 Paris sanitary convention and lists U S Public Health Service figures Dr H S Cumming and Surgeon W W King as plenipotentiaries. It summarizes agreed measures to curb outbreaks of plague cholera yellow fever typhus and smallpox focusing on ports ships and frontier travel with specific rules on disinfection delousing and vermin control.
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Paris
Afghanistan
DeWolf Hopper
Casey
Republic of the United States of Brazil
Hedjaz
Lawrence
Hts
Tunis
Uruguay
Republic of
Venezuela
H. 5. Cumming
United States Public Health Service
W. W. King
Dust Hazard and Weight Reduction Advice Column
Questions on respiratory harm from garnet flint and silica dust and a response on dust exposure risks. Also guidance on rapid but injurious weight loss methods with medical cautions for adolescents and adults, plus instructions for submitting health letters to Dr Brady with self addressed envelopes.
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Brady O
Whliam Brads
Vacation Is Over A Wisconsin Educator Urges Practical Reform
President of the University of Wisconsin Glenn Frank argues the new school year should restore purpose to education. He champions three aims to shape democratic wealth ethics—efficient production, just distribution, and wise consumption—warning against demagogues and urging practical curriculum adjustments for all students.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Ate Marine
MecCure Newspaper
Wold
Avery
Gadding Byee By 0. C. McINTYRE's Santa Monica Visit
The article paints a vivid Santa Monica scene in September 1920 with beach life along the shore. It notes pedestrian priority, varied housing from modest bungalows to castlelike homes, celebrity visitors like Clara Bow and Richard Dix, and the ambitious Adolph Bernheimer project atop the Pacific palisades. The writer contrasts Pacific and Atlantic moods, mentions local nightlife, and playful street exchanges during a drive along the palisades.
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Santa Monica
Los Angeles
California
Pacific
Ballyhoo
Hudson
Clara Bow
Richard Dix
Allan Dwan
Miss Bow
Pacific Palisades
Adolph Bernheimer
Uncle Wiggily Helps Orphan Rabbits With Toys
Mrs Longears reads a letter from a rabbit friend asking Uncle Wiggily and his wife to donate old toys to orphan bunnies at a nearby asylum. Uncle Wiggily contemplates sending a bag of piney treasures to cheer the children.
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Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Longcats
Tie
Amoorphan
Rabbit
Uncle Wig
Uncle Wiggily mends toys to help poor bunny orphans
Abe Martin recounts Uncle Wiggily gathering broken playthings for orphan bunnies. He repairs a torn ship with a dragonfly needle, hoping to send it to the asylum, while a wolf nears, promising a tense drift toward danger tomorrow.
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Gily
Uncle Wiggily
Uncle Wiguily
Mrs. Longeats
Orphan Asylum
Buster
Bunny Gentleman
Bunny
Mr. Longears
Uncle Wigglin
Wigerly
Mr. Longerars
Blue Murder and the Lizard Clue From Paris
Alan Dighton investigates Corlitt’s murder at Park Lane as Sir Ian Taverner’s circle braces for state secrets. Daudot of Paris becomes a key suspect after a green disc points to The Lizard, and a mysterious hat bears the initials EB D.
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Alan Dighton
Sir Ian Taverner
Greta Haye
Rogiale Moyser
Sir Tan
London
Secret Service
Alan
Biren
Corlitt
Anlborg
Sir Ian
England
Alen
M. Daudot
Paris
Scotland Yard
Taverner
Tim
Ahlberg
Daudot
Park Lane
Flanders
Assassain
Monsieur Daudot
Ian
Char
Monsieur Danant
Jarrett
Tavernier
Dim
Unclear Night Sky Guides and a Historic Star Appearance
Uncle Rays Corner explains how many stars are visible to the naked eye, noting only a few thousand distinct stars are seen without a telescope. He describes the Milky Way as a hazy background containing millions of stars and highlights the Cassiopeia W shape with six bright stars. He recalls the 1572 supernova as a bright, brief event likely caused by distant star collisions, observed before fading.
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Perseus
Heavenly Friends
Rushville Republic urges hope for vitamins in common foods
In a column from Rushville Republic the writer quips that no scientist has yet found valuable vitamins in everyday foods they proudly admit to consuming. The piece expresses stubborn optimism that science will someday reveal nutritional value in familiar fare.
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Rushville
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
Local readers submit nature questions to the Burroughs Nature Club column. Answers discuss oven birds, bass and pike pond care, peach tree mutations, walrus weight estimates, and insect development with definitions of larva nymph and metamorphosis.
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Nature Notes
Yook
Baltimore Orioles
John Burroughs
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Chamber of Death
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Uncle Ray
Burroughs Nature Club
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