Waterloo Daily Courier Advertisement Rates and Policies
The Waterloo Daily Courier lists subscription prices for carrier and mail delivery, notes second class mailing, and identifies Hartman Co. as publisher. It outlines advertising policies, payment terms, and discretion to reject or omit ads, with references to offices in New York Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Waterloo
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Philadelphia
Chaige
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Hep's
Political strategy shifts toward La Follette and Davis in west
Washington dispatches report Democratic strategists abandoning a straight Davis bid to beat Coolidge. They push La Follette in Colorado Kansas Nebraska, trading support for state candidates, with governors Sweet and Jonathan Davis up for re election. Analysts warn of shenanigans as factions seek electoral payoff.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington
Davis Haa
Coolidge
Northwest
la Follette
Donald Ewing
John W. Davis
Kansas City
Democratic Board of Strategy
la Foyette
Ewing
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Sweet
Jonathan Davis
White House
Horyan
Senate
Davis
House
Bryan
Faulty Feet of a Nation Highlighted by Health Bulletin
Iowa Health Bulletin cites high rates of foot defects among servicemen and workers. Podiatrist Gerard of the Iowa National Guard reports widespread issues such as bunions, inverted toenails, fallen arches, and ankle misalignment in large units. The Red Cross notes 800000 annual avoidable industrial injuries due to fatigue linked to feet, with fatigue driving labor turnover. addressing foot health benefits industry safety and productivity.
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Iowa Health Bulletin
Gerard
Iowa National Guard
Border Service
Red Cross Institute For Cripples
Wheeler and La Follette Wheeler banquet at Waldorf
Dispatch from New York reports Senator Wheeler of Montana returning to campaign funds in support of the La Follette-Wheeler ticket. He will attend a closed Monday night banquet at the Waldorf Astoria for the ticket, inviting supporters and not the general public. The note questions party elites and the distance from “the people” as contrasted with a western venue.
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Wall Street
Wal- Gorf Astoria
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the Dispatch
New York
la Follatte-Wheeler
Wheeler
Montana
Fifth Avenue Palace
Mr. Wheeler
Itch and scabies treatment from Dr Brady advice
Dr Brady describes scabies itching caused by mites, debunks the impurity myth, and prescribes a radical home ointment regimen with hot soap scrubs, strict sterilization, and household-wide treatment. He notes the disease spreads via direct contact and that proper diagnosis and full adherence are essential to cure.
Iowa Editors Offer Bizarre Hay Challenge to Coolidge
Iowa editorials mock a possible hay pitching contest between Magnus Johnson and President Coolidge stirred by state farmers. Mrs Johnson’s veto on the plan and a milking contest defeat are noted as possible obstacles. Other editorials urge fuller national recognition for veterans and air service personnel.
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Mason City Globe-Gazette
Minnesota
Magnus Johnson
Calvin Coolidge
Kimball Farmer-Lawmaker
Ver* ‘Mont
Magnus
Johnson
Wallace
Johnson Homestead
Washington
Abe Martin Skepticism On Frauds And Gray Toupees
A humorous Abe Martin riff questions respect for fraud calls versus fake hair. He notes that in nine cases out of ten the person crying fraud is the fake. The piece uses light regional slang to hint at distrust of pretenses and asides about appearances.
Uncle Wiggily Opens a Window
In a hot Woodland season Uncle Wiggily decides to sit in the shade near Mr. Whitewash, the Polar Bear, inviting Nurse Jane to join him while she stays inside cooling off with a fan. The scene opens with light dialogue and characters preparing for a rest from vacation.
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Hollow Stump
Uncle Wrigjelly
Uncle Wiggily and the Window That Won’t Open
Uncle Wiggily the rabbit tries to open a stubborn window for Nurse Jane as a breeze is sought. The effort draws in Mr Twistytail and Bob Cat, who cause trouble until the window breaks and the Police Dog intervenes. Nurse Jane finally enjoys the cool air.
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Uncle
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Fuzzy Wuzzy
Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Twistytail
Mr. Twistytall
Bob Cat
Ty Eye
Jane
Bob
Hal Hat
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
Questions on nature topics are posed for readers to send in queries. The column invites inquiries about animal toes, tree aging, roadside white foam on grass, and common explanations, with answers promised in the next Nature Notes.
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Nature Notes
Answers to Previous Questions On Eagles and Corn
The reader asks if eagles carry off babies and the expert notes that while eagles can steal lambs or small fawns, baby-feeding is not typical. It covers alternate prey like fish and rabbits and cautions against assuming baby attacks are common. It also answers a corn cross pollination query, advising tassel removal after pollination and early planting to prevent cross pollination. A dormouse fact is described, its name Myoxus ayettanarus and sleep habits.
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Trams
Sinai
Norturmal
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd reveals quick word puzzles
Three minutes to answer puzzles challenge readers to identify a secretary at erestene Wilson’s War Cat net. The clues mention a baby bidding a kerchief, soldiers near Sodan, and Private Matlan singing as he went over the top. Answers cite perfect numbers below 600 plus 6, 28, 496, 8128.
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Erestene Wilson
Tare Lace
Sodan
Matlan
Music Hath Charms in Politics
The article notes President Coolidge accepting the honorary chairmanship of National Music Week, signaling faith in music. General Dawes is highlighted for lifelong personal contributions to music, with mention of Kreisler and other virtuosi engaging with Dawes.
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Christian Science Monitor
Coolidge
Gen. Dawes
Kreisler
Dawes
Virtucco
Beauty Contests and Politics Stir a City
In a lively city scene Imo and Andrew discuss a beauty pageant, noting how winners alter plans and marriages, while reflections on fame, ambition, and social expectations frame the contest. The piece pivots to political theater, teasing candidate reputations, family ties, and a quirky music angle around the election. The piece blends social commentary with local character names and a sharp, period voice.
Freezone corn remover promises painless toe relief
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn treatment. It claims the tiny bottle stops pain instantly and then lets the corn lift away with fingers. Marketed by druggists as affordable and safe for hard and soft corns and between toe corn, with no soreness or irritation.
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