Waterloo Evening Courier 1 and Wat-Wore T1 No 228
Waterloo Evening Courier announces publication details and pricing. The notice lists staff editors and managers, advertising policies, rates, and press affiliations including Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Daly
W.H. Hartman Co
Courier
Park
John
Hartman
Qase
Jackson BieCey
Cartier
Waterloo
Town
Associated Press
United Press International News
Member
Audit Bureau
Chay
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
Las Prantista
Story
Brooks & Finley
Representatives
Stock Market Tax Sparks Senate Debate on Speculation
The senate faces amendments to curb stock speculation by a proposed tax of five dollars per hundred on stocks traded within 60 days of purchase. Critics warn the measure would demoralize exchanges, push trading abroad, and penalize investors, threatening free markets and capital financing for new industries.
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Congress
Senate
London
Danger Money and the New U S Currency Debate
The piece reviews charges by Louis A. Hill that the new U S currency is poorly made cheaper to counterfeit and vulnerable to loss, prompting talk of a congressional inquiry into treasury practices and currency quality. It weighs both economic savings and risks to public confidence in the currency.
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United States
Louis A. Hill
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Congressional
Treasury Department
Hill
Washington
Uncle Sam
Louisiana’s justice system mirrors Napoleon code insights
An article by J Kenion Bailey notes Louisiana’s unique use of non jury trials in certain cases and graded jury requirements by offense severity. It explains that hard labor as penalty prompts judge only trials or small juries, while capital cases require full 12 jurors. The piece contrasts this with broader U.S. jury practices and highlights the evidence rules' efficiency.
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Louisiana
J. Kenion Bailey
New Orleans
Journal of the American Judicature Society
Louisiana jury in civil cases faces abolition trend
The article discusses Louisiana's civil trial reforms where juries are rarely used, with judges often admitting any relevant evidence. It highlights the belief that state practice minimizes jury involvement and expedites due process while preserving substantial justice, amid calls to end juries in civil matters and some criminal cases.
Defining the Common Cold Sparks Debate in Health Column
Dr William Brady challenges health authorities to define the common cold, arguing the term is vague. He criticizes researchers for avoiding a formal definition and suggests new terms to describe early respiratory illness stages. Readers are invited to respond with concise letters.
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O. W. Holmes
M. D
Mint
Grady
Williem Brady
A Fable of Tolerance From Glenn Frank
A newspaper reprint of Glenn Frank s fable about mirrors and perspective. It presents convex and flat mirrors debating nature and truth with d Alembert noting optics and the relativity of truth. The piece ends proposing that orthodoxy and heterodoxy are merely different dogmas and urges broad acceptance.
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Glenn Frank
Uniersity of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure
d'Alembert
Nature
The High Hat and a Catalog of Pet Peeves
A University of Rochester professor discusses a catalog of 507 pet peeves in a New Haven lecture. He notes personal aversions to high hatters, alarm clocks, motor horns, chalk squeaks, and crowded talk, contrasting city behavior with his Mississippi hometown hospitality.
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New Haven
Hulsey’ Cason
University ’ of Rochester
Elia
Sant
Donne
Naumburg birthday memory and assorted clippings
A collage of verse about Naumburg and a memory of her first birthday contrasts with a note on winter’s return via Donald B. McMillan from the arctic. The page also includes varied society items, quips, and brief notes from St. Louis to Philadelphia, mentioning George Olsen and Count Keyserling.
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Donald B. McMillan
Arctic
MacCutcheon
Brain Tests From Evening Post IQ Challenge
A reader notes an old IQ style test with errors in statements about literary unity coherence and emphasis. It lists items about Hugo Les Miserables and February dates, plus counting people and a ship disaster survivor, with answers to be found on the society page.
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Hugo
John
Harry
Marie
Jessica
Eunice
Abe Martin on Preachers among modern disappointments
The column mocks various professions from lawyers to doctors and notes the preacher ranks as especially discouraging to the author. It frames the preacher’s plight amid broader frustrations with social roles and marriage.
The New York Bachelor Social Scene Revisited
In New York a type of bachelor on call for social duties circulates among husbands and wives, offering companionship and dinner engagements without a stipend. The piece contrasts writers critics and theatre goers, noting a Rialto flop and a curio about letters from readers in San Diego.
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New York
America
George
Washington Daybook highlights Smoot tariff clash and White House pet bits
Washington Daybook notes Democratic barbs at Senator Reed Smoot over the tariff bill as Chairman Smoot stands firm. Snippets recall Swanson and Harrison jabbing, Utah's Smoot showing restraint, and Beagle-like gossipy items about Hoover pets and Stetson at Quantico.
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Washington, D. C
Reed Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Utah
Pat Harrison
Smoot Bright
Smoot
Harrison
Swanson
Virginia
California
Pennsylvania
Shortridge
Reed
Hoover
Rapidan River
Daniel
Hastings
Delaware
Washington
Capital
Ines
Lee ‘Tracey
Lye
John’ BR. Stetson
United’ States
Poland
Is. Buck
Marine Corps Base
Quantico
New Books Review on Hamsun and More Realistic Tales
Richard Maslock surveys Hamsun's latest novel Chapter of the Last Death and a cast of frail sanatorium residents including Daniel and Froken DEspard. He also notes Borgin Complex Death and disaster in Zonk Gale and other works by Faul Barker H. H. Bates and Roger Chauviry, with Floyd Gibbons on The Red Napoleon.
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Richard Maslock
New York
Ey Hamsun
Daniel
Daniel Utyy
Froken
Finn
Froken D'Espard
Merfa
Walter B. Pitkin
H. H. Bates
Catherine Foster
Ireland
Ernest Boyd
Roger Chauviry
Floyd Gibbons
Key West
Nova Scotia
Reg
St. Lawrence Val
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