Waterloo Evening Courier masthead and policy notes
The Waterloo Evening Courier lists staff including President and Editor John C. Hartman and General Manager Jackson McCoy. It details subscription rates by carrier and mail, notes association with AP and UP, and outlines advertising policies and circulation offices in major cities.
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W. Ti. Hartman Co. Courier
Corner Park
Waterloo
Town
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New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
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Thoaks & Finley
Debt Cancellation and the World Debt Question
The piece argues debt cancellation would burden American taxpayers, noting Republicans oppose cancellation and Democrats have varied stance. It details the 13 debtor nations owe about 11.5 billion dollars, with payments spread over 62 years and tariffs China. It warns cancellation would shift the burden to U.S. taxpayers funding Liberty bonds.
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United States
Ibig
Democratic Party
America
Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Industrial statesmanship and Hoover as leader
The Chicago Tribune critiques Ford and endorses Herbert Hoover as the ideal leader for America’s industrial and scientific age. It lauds Hoover’s proven organizational ability and track record in public works, calling him the best choice for the nation’s biggest job.
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Chicago Tribune
Henry Ford
Our Times
Ford
The
Tribune
Herbert Hoover
America
Alliance of Science and Industry
Hoover
United States
Life's Battle and How to Make Them Stop
Life's Battle argues that after 40 years 36 die 54 depend, 5 independent, 4 well to do, 1 wealthy from 25-year-olds. Men aged 25 have about two chances out of three to reach 65, but less than one in six can support themselves without help. Two conclusions: life is a battle, and safeguard income accordingly. The second piece notes a Cedar Rapids drunken driver case where a judge can suspend driving for a year, a power not widely known under Iowa law.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Fie
MM. D. R
Washington
Man
Dighton
Donati
Rome
Greta
Chewink
New York City
Driving law penalties and enforcement shift proposed
The article outlines penalties for hit and run and failing to report accidents, including fines and possible imprisonment. It discusses suspension or revocation of vehicle registrations, drunken driving penalties, and suggests revocation and imprisonment as a sharper policy to curb reckless driving and bootlegging.
Prevalent Toe Itch Varieties Warned by Dr Brady
Dr Brady outlines three toe itch forms: simple itching from hyperhidrosis, fungus dermatitis from gymn pools and barefoot exposure, and dew or ground itch from hookworm larvae in polluted southern soils. He urges barefoot caution, notes Whitfield's ointment as a common remedy, and advises nighttime application with foot exposure delay.
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Gaul
Bath
Whitfield
Early Orthodontic Care for a Young Child
A mother asks about a 7 year old with teeth misaligned and crowding. The answer recommends pediatric Medical evaluation, nutrition check, and orthodontic care, noting younger patients respond better to treatment.
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Amrs
B. Huachawer
Dentistry Comes of Age Opens Medical Ties in Dentistry
President of the University of Wisconsin argues dentistry has grown from a mechanical craft to a medical discipline. He notes the need for rigorous scientific training and closer collaboration between physicians and dentists to improve overall health and patient care.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure
National Assembly of the
American Dental Association
Uncle Wiggily and the Blackberries
Uncle Wiggily and the Ikele girl Bunty discuss berry picking after a school day. Bunty urges a raspberry outing while Uncle Wiggily resists, noting his own plan is unclear as they talk by the red raspberries and chew on the idea of perfume smells.
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Bunty
Uncle
Bunny
San Francisco Hills and Fogs Draw Civic Portrait
In a reflective San Francisco piece the author extols the city’s hills and fog as inspiring features. He highlights Nob Hill Telegraph Hill and Twin Peaks, praises parks like Golden Gate, Portsmouth Square, and the Jap anese garden, and notes Mayor James Rolph’s long tenure and social charm.
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San Francisco
Athens
Jerusalem
Rome
Naples
Julian Street
New York
London
Indy
Nob Hill
Alcatrez
Goat Islands
Golden Gate
Russian Hill
Telegraph Hill
Polvero Bluffs
S Thuil
Buena Vista Park
Lake ‘Merced
Tamalpa
Presidio
Paris
Sacre Coeur
Montmartre Hill
Portsmouth Square
Stevenson
S.fl
Corral Park
Manhattan
Union Square
Golden Gate Park
de Young Museum
Aquarium
Academy of Sciences
Huntington Falls
Rodin
James Rolph
Jimmy
Blue Murder and Berry Adventure in a Breezy Past Era
A children’s tale follows Baby Bunty and Uncle Wiggily as they pick late blackberries then face a shoe button mishap near a busky dell. In a parallel feature, Alan Dighton, secret service adventurer, receives a jade lizard token after a night with Greta Hay e as he heads to Paris and Rome amid a European weapon crisis.
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Synofsis
Alan Dighton
Ald Cief
Ian Taverner
London
Secret Service
Corlitt
Sir Ton
Baronet
Ahlborg
Dighton
Sir Dun
Europe
Emile Daudot
Alan
Mone
E. D
Cor
Sir Tan
Greta Haye
Marney
Tun
Oman
Greta
Isa
Paris
Italy
Ahlberg
Hodges
Hull
Haye
Gretal
Jtill
Ebell Woman's Club Opens New Million Dollar Home in Los Angeles
The Ebell Woman's Club, world largest with about 3000 members, moved into a new million dollar clubhouse in Los Angeles under president Mrs William Read. The Italian Renaissance style building fronts a broad boulevard and features an art gallery and a memorial fountain for members' relatives who died in World War I.
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Kansas City
Ebell Woman's Club
Los Angeles
William Read
Invention of the Plow in Ancient Egypt
Uncle Rays corner recalls how early Egyptians loosened soil for planting. Tools evolved from sticks to hooked sticks, then to rope drawn plows. Donkeys and oxen served as draft animals. horses arrived later. Artifacts show daily life and farming with carved tomb and temple walls.
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Old
Egypt
Uncle Ray
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Q and A 1928
Questions on feeding pet merganser duck and Franklin's gull, mounting herbarium specimens, and oyster growth. Answers outline native cockroach feeding, birds’ cautious behavior, and desert versus sea sand grain rounding with brief notes on wildlife observation.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Nifflin Co
Abe Martin Notes on President Coolidge and Subscriptions
Abe Martin muses on President Coolidge’s appearance in photos and whether he dislikes cameras. The column also jokes about subscriptions and paying up, with a rural, humorous tone.
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