AMO WATTRLNG BAILY SP MEFORY RO WORkiig No 928
Waterloo Iowa daily newspaper notice details the paper with W H Hartman as president and editor J G Hartman and J Jackson McGoy as treasurer and general manager subscriptions by carrier or mail with varied rates within and beyond 50 miles and references to Associated Press and newspaper offices in major cities
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W. HN. Hartman
Courier
Corner Park Ave
Commercial
Telephone Branch Exchange
Ore. Tereees
Jonn G Hartman
J Jackson McGoy
Waterloo
Towa
Enc
Associated Press
United Press
Buileau
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Representatives
International News
New Daily Sermon Feature In Courier By Rev John Gunn
The Courier introduces a daily three minute sermon by Rev John R Gunn. These short talks on religion aim for broad appeal and present practical biblical ideals in plain language. Non sectarian in nature, they seek to interpret scripture for everyday living and are expected to inspire and help readers.
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The
Courier
John R. Gunn
Mr.Gunn
Grandeur movies promise larger images and a third dimension
The piece notes a new photographic process giving stereoscopic depth to motion pictures, surpassing flat visuals. It credits Lechastians for applying specialized era brains and resources, marking a progression from early motion, light, and dark to color, sound, and depth in the past quarter century.
Harassed officers seize animals and tram car in legal wrangles
The Graf Zeppelin execution attempt sparked deputy sheriff doubts over seizure. Vienna bailiffs reportedly sealed elephants to satisfy debts while lions and tigers were avoided. A London broker attached a tram car for rates, then released it after legal technicalities.
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Friedrichshafen
Vienna
London
London County Council
Mandates and the Holy Land Conflict Raise Costs for Britain
The Palestine unrest over the wailing wall triggers costly British military actions as ships and troops head to the region. Other nations will seek redress for injuries to their citizens and property, while the United States maintains distance, citing the Monroe doctrine as a preferable framework amid postwar realignments.
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Palestine
Great Britain
Holy Land
England
United States
Cartoon Shows Borah Reed Duel Over Tariff Policy
In the Philadelphia Public Ledger Chapin cartoon, Borah of Idaho and Reed of Pennsylvania clash as opposing tariff factions. Reed shields a helpless bill while Borah strikes, a staged duel depicted in a d artagnan style. Western farmers may view the confrontation as a fight between farm interests and industry.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Chapin
Borah
Idaho
Reed
Pennsylvania
Farm West
Pennsylvania’s duty to shield jobs from high tariff push
The Harrisburg Telegram rejects claims that Pennsylvania representatives push excessive rates. It argues the state seeks only to protect its industries from low wage European and Asian competition. The paper warns that neglecting the home market could wreck broader U S prosperity.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Washington
Europe
Asia
Telegraph
United States
Man's Eyes Reveal Age Through Fading Accommodation
In Personal Health, Dr. William Brady explains presbyopia as gradual lens hardening reducing focusing power with age. He details accommodation decline by diopters, compares the eye to a camera, and urges using proper spectacles for comfort, noting distant vision aids youth.
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Hackman
Demands of psychology shape future governance
Amid postwar doubt Bernard Shaw and others question democracy's reach. The text argues that both democracy and dictatorship fail when leadership is misaligned with task requirements, urging a future built on realistic psychology to match leaders to duties and social aims.
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Bernard Shaw
Aly
Masars
Uyat
Ag Demsaratia
Las Instituciona
Hisory
Fashion notes on vests and style then and now
Calorie of humor aside the column surveys menswear changes with the double breasted vest and Cameo Kirby look as modern fashion for the season. It jokes about tailoring quirks and warns against bulging seams while recalling old time figures and sports talk.
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Papa
Ronald Colman
Frank Suffern
Dan Glasson
Phonetic City Names Challenge From Brain Tests
The Evening Post presents a phonetic test with names missing vowels. Solve eight items such as LNDN PHLDLPH GND CHL MDGSCR and BRZL within four minutes. Only one or two letters fill spaces. some require end vowels. Answers appear on the Society Page.
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Boston
Denver
Joe
Abe
Mike
Abe Martin Warns of Hoover’s Urgency to End Poverty
The columnist voices concern that President Hoover must act within a month to eradicate poverty before winter grips families with seven children and unemployed husbands face freezing. He notes many are at risk as economic relief remains uncertain.
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Hoover
Planes and Lightning Dangers Debated by Experts
In a discussion from The New York World, aviation authorities weigh whether lightning can strike planes. Dr. Joseph E. Woodman notes no direct evidence yet, while Prof. Humphreys cites higher in-air strike risk than on the ground and urges storm avoidance and rapid descent when storms arise.
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New York
Joseph E. Woodman
New York University
Wehtning
Prof
Woodman
Carranza
William Jackson Humphreys
Division of Meteorological Physics
United States Weather Bureau
Humphreys
Roosevelt to Govern Puerto Rico in October
Roosevelt to take oath as governor of Puerto Rico in October. He will reside at Forteleza Palace overlooking San Juan Harbor and supervise a government modeled on U S state systems. The salary is $10 060 and the governor will use the palace furnishings and executive offices.
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Washington, D. GC
Theodore Roosevelt
Porto Rico
Island of Perpetual
Columbus
Teddy
San Juan
Roose
Velt
Fortres el Morro
United States
Isabella
Rooseveld
le Forteleza
Theodore Koosevéit
Mrs. Roosevelt
Light My By Rev John R Gunn
The article discusses marriage readiness from a biblical view, using a thistle and cedar metaphor for incompatible mates. It warns that mutual fitness and love are essential, urges pre marriage reflection, and notes dangers of unequally yoked unions and potential divorce. It references Cherokee marriage rites and criticizes prohibition era saloon influence.
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Lebanon
Letanon
Diary of a modern Pepys on New York streets
New York day by day in O O McIntyre's diary from Sept 23 recounts Bowery life, coffee talk with Theodore the head waiter, and a tour from Chatham Square to Fifth Avenue. The vivid street scenes show drunks, ragged figures, Bowery bootleg drinks, and city contrasts around Union Square and City College area.
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Pepys
Theodore
Ned Deletombe
Floyd Gibbons
H. N. Swanson
Peg Howard
Roy
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Chatham Square
Madley
Fifth Avenue
Convent Avenue
City College
Washington Trees Mark Seasons and Presidential Plantings
A Washington Daybook describes autumn beauty along Pennsylvania and Massachusetts avenues and recounts a national tree-planting tradition. It details historic trees at the White House, including elms, sweet gum, and an oak with a Roosevelt era tale of acorns sent to Russia.
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Joley
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New Hampshire Avenue
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Massachusetts
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Roosevelt
Frank Harris
Hitchcock
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