Leased Wires and AP Rights Notice at Waterloo Paper
A historical newspaper snippet notes Associated Press and United Press International dispatch rights, with local policy on republication. It mentions monthly figures and territorial offices in major cities, plus advertising terms and the paper’s public policy stance.
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Enero
Tnt
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press International News
Assoseeed Press
Vent
Audit Bureau of Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
Franglace
Story
Brooks & Finley, Representatives
Iowa Dairy Progress Highlighted at Waterloo Exposition
An Iowa led dairy exposition idea draws support for a national event in Waterloo. The piece praises Iowa’s dairy leadership, cites historic creamery roots, and notes Waterloo’s central dairy counties role. It suggests future farm reforms will boost farmer buying power and agricultural profitability.
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Iowa
Waterloo
Minnesota
Wisconsin
United States
Stewart
Manchester
Lowa
Porters Petition Against Passengers’ Tips Stirring Debate
The Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters seeks a cease and desist order against direct or indirect wage tips from passengers. They allege porters are told passengers will contribute 50 to 100 dollars monthly, supplementing a base pay near 72.50 dollars, saving the Pullman company roughly 7.09 million annually. Supporters say a broader move from hotel workers or bell boys could follow.
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Brotherhood of
Pullman Company
Sleeping Car Company
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Forters
Brotherhood of Hotel and Restaurant
Bell Boys’ Association
Right to pursue happiness debated by locals
Des Moines Register reports a wave of public sentiment arguing the constitution should be enforced or expanded to deliver happiness to people at their doorsteps, reflecting a broader debate about rights and delivery of services.
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Des Moines Register
No Malaria without Mosquitoes Says Medical Note
A health note explains that malaria is transmitted only by female Anopheles mosquitoes and not by bad air or water. It contrasts Anopheles with Culex, describes breeding sites, and emphasizes diagnosis via blood parasites or enlarged spleen in regions with Anopheles presence.
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Canada
Dempsey Hostila Visit and Hollywood Highlights
Los Angeles report details Jack Dempsey’s Los Feliz home visit before a Chicago trip. The ex-champion’s warmth with neighbors and children contrasts with private concerns about Estelle Taylor’s illness. Other noted figures include Rupert Hughes fiery talk on Washington’s history, Adolph Bernheimer’s grand hillside project worth millions, and a dinner with Dr Frank Crane’s circle including Judge Lindsay and William Hart.
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Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Chicago
Los Feliz Boulevard
Iynes
Dempsey
Estelle Taylor
Aea
Jerry
St. Bernard
Tunney
Altho
Mr. Dempsey
Jack
Rupert
Adolph Bernheimer
Hollywood
Santa Monica Beach
Pacific
Bernheimer
Orient
Frank Crane
Ben. Lindsay
William
Hart
Lindsay
Bob Wagner
Questions and Answers on Consumption and TB
Questions ask differences between consumption and tuberculosis and which is easier to treat. Answer notes advanced TB shows weight loss and wasting, hence consumption, and that older views persist. It adds that following medical advice improves outcomes and mentions dental advice about filing wisdom teeth. Signed letters to Dr Brady via the newspaper.
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Pennett
Warring on Overhead by Glenn Frank on Budget Waste
Glenn Frank argues overhead is a major nemesis of service and profit in both social and business sectors. He warns penny-pinching cuts miss the real savings, urging a whole-system review and bold policy changes to eliminate outdated practices.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
McClure
Two Tidal Waves
Cedar Rapids Gazette notes a Pacific coast tidal storm may have swept 1000 miles, destroying ships harbors and towns in Mexico with heavy property loss and uncertain deaths. It compares to a Japan coast disaster with many drowned and missing. It argues tides cannot be prevented, but warns that weather services and radio warnings have reduced ship losses.
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Cedar Rapids
Pacific
Mexico
Japan
Weather Service
Vacation Ethics Urged by Izaak Walton League
Newark News reports the Izaak Walton League of America has framed a code of ethics for vacationists. It calls for respect for property, preservation of natural resources, and sensitivity to others enjoying the countryside. It condemns litter from picnic parties and boorish disregard for nature.
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Newark
Izaak Walton League of America
Uncle Wiggily and the Funny Eggs
In a Bungleump wood Mazie and Dazie urge a scramble game with the Wogglejigs while Uncle Wiggily Longears tracks them to ensure they are on time for school. The two girls swap heads tails and legs in a playful sequence as Boppy and Um watch, creating a lighthearted woodland scene.
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Mazie
Dazie
Wiggily
Longears
Boppy
Mr. Longears
Httie
Uncle Wiggily
Mrs. Robin Red Breast
Uncle .Wigaily
Uncle Wiggily and the Headless Wogglejig Girls
Abe Martin recalls theWogglejig girls Dazie and Mazie running headless while Uncle Wiggily searches for their missing heads. Mrs Robin Redbreast mentions odd eggs in her nest that Eye and noses hint at a mystery, and Uncle Wiggily guides the headless pair with grass strings as a new clue emerges for tomorrow’s tale.
Marriage on the Road to New York
Beechy drives as John Moore plans an impromptu wedding with Ruth Henshaw before catching the 1 o'clock train to New York. They seek a minister, license, and a jeweler, then rush through Tucson’s streets to the courthouse. Ruth and John share hopes, money, and a shopping spree for a life together in a single afternoon.
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Arivaca
John Moore
Beechy
Juan
Amado
Joe
Ruth
Nogales-Tucson
John
Buttes Camp
Mission
San
Ravier
Sasabe
Tonneau
Moore
Ruth Henshaw
Ebeechy
New York
Stev
Santa Rita
Monte Carlo
Towner
John’ Moore
Congress Street
Congress
Indy
Wells
St Louis and Chicago Seek Pennant and Progress
St Louis and Chicago vie for the National League pennant as both cities push for stronger leadership to win subway systems and solve smoke issues. They unite on electrifying railways, regulating furnaces, and connecting to the sea, pooling efforts in a major commercial push.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
St Louis
The Old, Old Story in Minneapolis Journal
Thirty years ago this week Joe Leiter was credited with making half a million on its wheat bulge before later dropping out of the scene. The item reflects on past fortunes tied to wheat market swings and Leiter’s rise and fall.
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Minneapolis
Journal
Joe Leiter
Glider Pioneer Otto Lilienthal Opens Flight Era
UNCLE RAY recounts how ballooning evolved into powered gliding as Otto Lilienthal, a German inventor, studied birds to solve flight. From early hill run glides to a 700 foot glide, his work sparked the era of manned flight before his fatal crash.
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England
United States
Otto Lilienthal
Lilienthal
Uysaais
Ray
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the Cattle Congress
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Byndi Fants
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William Brady
Uncle Wiggily and
the Funny Eggs
By Howard B
Garis
Abe Martin
Oldenmours OF Sweler
Fei
Bechy
Jouan
Uncle Ray’s
Jeffries
Blanchard
English Channel
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