Waterloo Evening Courier Advertisement and Notices
Waterloo Evening Courier lists pricing rules and publication details for the Waterloo paper. Includes staff roles, subscriber pricing, advertising policies, and copyright notices. Mentions Associated Press and bureau reps, with city offices in New York and Chicago.
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Sundsy
W. HH. Hartman Co
Courier Brig
Fark “Ave
Commercial
John CG. Hartman
Waterloo
Town
Associated
United Press International News
Associated Press
Eper
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Representatives
Billion-dollar shift dulls Wall Street panic
A wave of selling at the New York Stock Exchange shaved about a billion dollars from quoted values in the last hour, but editors and investors treated the move as a temporary reaction. The piece notes a cultural shift toward accepting enormous figures as normal.
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New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
America
Justifiable Suspicion Over Sinclair Jury Shadowing Case
Kansas City Times weighs Harry F. Sinclair’s clemency appeal while noting prior dealings with Secretary Fall tied to the Teapot Dome lease. The piece recalls 1921 1922 negotiations, bonds payments to Fall's son in law, and the 1927 Supreme Court ruling that the lease involved collusion and conspiracy between Fall and Sinclair.
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Harry F. Sinclair
Sinclair
Cn. Zévely
Fall
New Mexico
M. T. Everhart
Supreme Court of the United States
Teapot Dome
Fail
Secretary of the Interior
Kansas City Times
New York City Noise Abatement Campaign Initiated
An anti noise society forms in New York seeking amendments to health ordinances to curb radio loudspeakers after 10 or 11 pm. The group plans action against pneumatic riveters traffic and horn noise while noting slow progress but ongoing organized effort. An international conference in Surone is mentioned regarding European war costs.
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Gotham
New York
Manhattan
Surone
Public Health Advice From Dr Brady on Infant Feeding
Readers question mothers on proper baby feeding from birth. Dr Brady warns against rigid schedules and promotes plain, age appropriate foods. recommends bananas for four months and cod liver oil for some infants. includes Q&A on sex education letters and tuberculosis myths and invites readers to send stamped envelopes for personal health replies.
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M. D. Ruthor
Zale Bach
Tan
Tam
Nanswer
Dr. Brady
Witiam Brady
The Radio Brain by Glenn Frank
Glimpse at Henry Ford as mystic figure blending spirit and matter. Quoting Ralph Waldo Trine, Frank discusses ideas on thought origins and collective mental discoveries across civilizations. He muses on printing invention, America's discovery, and minds as a shared receptive network.
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Henry Ford
Forst
Ralph Waldo ‘Trine
Mr. Port
Feuth
Elown
Columbus
America
Jest a Moment Autumn and a Political Rothstein Note
A collage of verse and prose satire mentions Autumn imagery, a New York district attorney bid, and queries about the Rothstein case. The piece parodies political rhetoric and public safety in China, with readers contributing notes on fashion and expression and a Weather report quip.
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New York
Rothstein
Light My By Rev John R Gunn Explores Imagined Enemies
The sermon recounts Judah’s surprise at finding their feared foes were only dead bodies, a metaphor for how many dangers exist only in imagination. It urges readers to distinguish real threats from imagined ones and invites readers to submit questions for guidance.
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Rev
John R. Gunn
Judah
Ammon
Moab
Mount Seir
Brain Tests in Evening Post Quiz
A puzzle page from the Evening Post presents multiple choice definitions for terms like MAH JONG Tangier BUMA and BOLO. Readers underline the correct option for each item and submit answers to Society Pago.
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India
Tangier
Morocco
Persia
Hoover's Return Delayed. Iowa Trip Not Planned This Year
Washington report states President Hoover will not visit Iowa this year amid Congress tariff work. Akerson says invitation to address Des Moines teachers’ convention declined. Mrs Hoover delays Waterloo visit until 1930, while Good undergoes neuritis treatment at Walter Reed and eight Iowa cadetships for West Point announced.
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Emmet Dougherty
Courier Special Service
Washington
DD. C
Hoover
Middlewest
Towa
George “Akerson
Akerson
Iowa
Des Moines
Congress
Waterloo
Good
James W Good
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Walter Reed
John Martyn
Fad in Golf Fashion Sparks Trend Across Courses
The Jefferson City Tribune notes rapid fashion changes on greens as men wear aramas and women lace negligees while the game emphasizes keeping the eye on the ball.
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Jefferson City Tribune
Abe Martin quote on marriage and bootleggers
Dr Mopps comments on marriage and people’s moods as a patient dresses. The remark ends with a remark about bootleggers and a line about never seeing one pull a boundful cat.
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Abe
Dr. Mopps
This Is Paris By Hazel Reavis
Paris notes show American and English shows thriving as Broadway diversions shift to Paris. Describes Rose Marie, Hit the Deck, The Trial of Mary Dugan, The Ghost Train, Maya, Journey's End, Front Page, Desert Song, New Moon, and other works in Paris theatres. Street ballad singers and publishers shape a vibrant, melancholy but varied song culture in the city.
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Paris
New York
Mogador Theatre
France
Mary Dugan
America
Edward Sterling
Boulevard Theatres
Shanghai
Sarah Bernhardt ‘Theatre
Place du Chatelet
Lindbergh
Tinpan Alley
New York Day By Day Aboard The Busy Subway
A diary style collage from New York on Sept 27 notes assorted sights people and quotes. It lampoons city life with mentions of Belasco Haley Gish and Chic Sale while sketching street scenes and cultural vignettes.
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New York
Bill Nilen
Cigarstad
David Belasco
Jack Haley
Comibal
Igoe
Joehn Golden
Wauseon
Covarrublas
Channing Pollock
Palm Beach
Fanny Ward
Fling Flong
Lou Holtz
Irene Bordoni
Jobyna Howland
Clara Bell Walsh
Ashurst’s Rise From Page to Senator in Arizona History
A Washington Daybook profile traces Henry Fountain Ashurst from a 10-year-old aspiring page in Plage Arizona to a U S senator. It chronicles his early grit as a cowpuncher and lumberjack, rapid ascent in Arizona politics, and famed epigrams that defined his debated Senate tenure. References to his blunt wit, straight speech, and strategic use of rhetoric highlight his impact on Washington while honoring southwestern romance.
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Washington, D. GC
Plage’ Staft
Ariz
Henry Fountain Ashurst
United States
Arizona
Ashurst
Southwest
House
Arizon
Washington
America
Senate
Beneave
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Cross
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China
Commissioner of Public Safety
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Abe Martin
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Astered
U. S. Batent Orde
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O. O. Melnyre
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Frank Ward O'Malley
West Side
Fred Allen
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Chic Sale
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Urbana
Herbert C. Plummer
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