Waterline Ad Rates and Notices From Daily Waterloo Paper
The Waterloo Daily prints subscription rates by carrier and mail, lists office details at Gourier Building corner of Park and Commercial, notes John G. Hartman president and Falter Jackson McGay general manager, and states advertising policies including payment due by the 20th and rejection of certain copy.
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W. HK. Hartman
Gourier
Fark Ave
Jonn G. Hartman
Falter Jackson McGay
Waterloo
Town
Associated Press
United Press International News
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story, Brooks , Finley, Representatives
A Doubtful Scheme For National Parks and Forests
A congressional bill by Senator King of Utah would split national parks and forest reserves among the states. It argues management variety may rise but risks losing federal protection and conservation gains. Critics doubt improved efficiency and fear diminished park welfare.
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Senator King
Utah
United States
Grinnell College Hailed for Fame and Dorm Fire Escapes
The article recalls Grinnell College rising from academic prestige to athletic fame and Phi Beta Kappa status. It notes coeds using dormitory fire escapes for after hours access, provoking fences around lower dorm areas and objections from coeds and the fire chief. It ends with a tongue in cheek claim that publicity showcases the coeds as lovely and irresistible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell College
College of Liberal Arts
Phi Beta Kappa
Boston
Grinnell
Uneage
Washington Hostess Dilemma Sparks Dinner Seat Debate
The article notes Mrs. Gann as Vice President Curtis hostess causing discomfort among diplomats over seating. It proposes sending Dolly to Kansas City for Oct 9 events and keeping Mrs. Gann in Kansas to avoid clashes, suggesting a peaceful solution over coercive marriage. Alice Roosevelt Longworth joins in: she will be away in Cincinnati.
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Washington
MacDonald
England
Kansas City
Stimson
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Cincinnati
Airplane tourist rates announced by midwestern concern
Special vacation rates are offered by a midwestern company for air travel as the next step in aviation progress. The Kansas City to Denver route covers over 400 miles with all metal seven passenger planes powered by 425 horsepower Wasp motors. Flights depart daily at 9 a.m. central time from Kansas City municipal airport to Denver’s new flying field.
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Kansas City
Denver
Wasp
Air travel costs cited against rail rates in cross country trip
The article notes flight times of 64 hours with 2:10 p.m. Mountain Time and planes piloted by U S licensed commerce department pilots. Round trip tickets cost 60 dollars, under 4 cents a mile, higher than regular train fare of 3.6 cents but offering much faster service and naval experience for many travelers.
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United States
Department of ‘Commerce For Transport Service
The Ways of Pneumonia in Subtropical Plantations
Dr Brady discusses pneumonia in United Fruit Company workers in the West Indies and the Americas, arguing it causes more deaths than malaria. He criticizes the idea that "lowered resistance" from climate or poor clothing explains susceptibility, cites Gorgas on crowding, and urges critical view of traditional medical theories while noting immunity can develop under favorable conditions.
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United Fruit Company
West Indies
Central
South American
Fruit Company
Honduras
Guatemala
Gorgas
Panagya Canal
Crater
Rand
South Africa
Ramsay MacDonald and John Smith
Glenn Frank argues the future depends less on MacDonald Hoover and more on John Smith's mind. He cites Ludwig Lewisohn's portrait of John Smith driven by mass emotion and militarism, craving power through unity while fearing personal hurt.
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Ramsay MacDonald
John Smith
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McCluree Newspaper
America
Herbert Hoover
MacDonalds
Hoovers
John Smiths
Ludwig Lewisohn
Clyiliacen
Outrage in Des Moines court juror sleep bit
A satirical column critiques American justice and a Des Moines judge who warns jurors against sleeping in trials. It laments civic liberties, notes a pearl studs loss worth $9,000, and mocks press agents and political figures while weaving between eastern and western viewpoints.
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Des Moines
Reacheth Into the Clouds Light My Way Sermon
Rev John R Gunn reflects on divine mercy reaching unto the clouds and God’s faithfulness amid sunshine or clouds of sin temptation disappointment misfortune and adversity urging readers to trust in providence and seek guidance via mailed questions to the paper.
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Rev
John R. Gunn
Brain Tests (3) True or False Quiz From Society Page
A three minute true false exercise from Evening Past, Inc. presents nine statements and asks readers to mark each as true or false. Topics include leap years, lighter than water, air travel, month lengths, celestial bodies, world mountains, US state count, vehicle speeds, and metal values.
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Aata
United States
Locomotivea
Shearer Unzipped by Solons in Geneva Probe
Senator Sam Shortridge of California leads a naval affairs inquiry into William B. Shearer's propaganda activities. The probe spotlight reveals a sharp witness-crossing style from Robinson and Allen. Everson and Marvin receive notable federal appointments as Washington reshapes its military and transportation leadership.
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Shearer
Smart Solons
Geneva
Frederic William Wise
Washington
D. C
Sam Shortridge
California
Naval’ Affairs
William.b. Shearer
Golden Gate
San Franciscan
Shortridge
Robinson
Arkansas
Allen
Kansas
Everson
War Department
Cloyd Heck Marvin
George Washington University
District of Columbia
Marvin
University of Southern California
Abe Martin Sketch of Lakin and a Bustling Fair Scene
A humorous Abe Martin vignette depicts dances in Lakin with a clever girl and a light joke about a constable Newt Plum who finally nabbed a so called bandit. The arrested man turns out to be 61 years old, prompting a twist in the tale.
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Newt Plum
Naval policy debates and a Mayflower clock at the White House
A narrative discusses naval policy and peacetime balance, citing Moore on Uncle Sam as a nonaggressive shipbuilder. A Washington lawyer endures a loudspeaker nuisance from a military neighbor and the Mayflower brass clock now sits in the White House office. A Tokyo play highlights Townsend Harris and Commodore Perry in Japan.
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White House
Ask
Ike” Hoover
Secret Service
Townsend Harris
Japan
Tokyo
Tojin Okich
Dapen
Gommodore Perry
Nippon
Law Observance Commission Expects Long Report Delay
The commission on law observance appointed by President Hoover does not expect to report within two years. It held another meeting but offered no premature conclusions, warning against snap judgments and urging extensive, unbiased investigation into crime, enforcement, and potential remedies across the nation. A Kansas City man notes his wife’s growing skill in patching, predicting she may learn to darn socks someday.
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Angionenroyo
H.T
G. D
LAW Observvange
Dubuque
Fall of Albee at N V A Prompts Vaudeville Shifts
New York commentaries note Exidie Cantor’s rise to N V A president after 15 years of control by EB and PF Albee backed by William Fox. Sime Silverman of Variety is hailed for helping unseat Albee, with Pat Casey gaining influence as a successor.
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New York
Exidie Cantor
EB. PF
Albee
Rosa
William Fox
Sime: Silverman
Variety
Sime
The
Journal
Ritz
Althout Times
Albes
Vaudevillians
Mt. Vernon
Pat
Casey
S Ee
Georgetown’s Restorations Mark Old Town’s Evolution
Washington Daybook notes Georgetown preserves its eighteenth and nineteenth century character as Mme Elinor Glyn and other notable figures move in. Renovations of historic homes, including Bodisco House and a doorway at Senator Millard Ty dings’ property, illustrate the area’s rejuvenation while maintaining its distinct townlike identity within the capital.
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Washington
D.C
Mme
Elinor Glyn
P Street
Georgetown
Sidttle
Rock Creek
Madame Glyn
Millard
Tydings
Maryland
Bayard Cutting
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Parker Corning
New York
Lewis W. Douglas
Arizona
Morton D, Hall
Winals
Ruths
Congress
McCormick
Pratt
F. Trybee Davison
Thirtieth Street
Sill
Quille
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Bervice
Questions
Paar
1. & T. Club
Iron and Tea Club
iIn
I. &T. Club
Mosher
Nswer
Clelia Duel Mosher
Stanford University Press
Dr. Brady
William Brady
Jesta
Iowa
United
O— A
Smoot
Aquor
Evening Past, Inc
Hoover
Willam Graham Hoeteen
First Baptist Church
Muncie
Ind
Seventy
France
Italy
Austria
Dalmatia
Serbia
Montenegro
Fort Leavenworth
Army War College
Uncle Sam
George W. Wickersham
Hoover Law Enforcement Commission
Frederick Moore
Abe Martin
By C. D. Batchelor
Usir
Ington
Armed Services of
Ares
O. O. McIntyre
Gyp
Broadway
New Jersey
Herbert C. Plummer
Bodisco
Francis Colt de Wolf
State Department
Alexander de Bodisev
Jotun
Robert Woods Bliss
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