Waterloo Evening Courier Ad Rates and Policy Note
The Waterloo Evening Courier outlines subscription prices and advertising policies. It lists carrier and mail rates, office details, and notes about republication rights, advertising rules, and representative offices in major cities.
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Rt Pear Ete
WH. Harmiean Co. Courier Hidg
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St. Velephone
Brainch Exchange
John C. Bartman
Sereeees
Jackson McCoy
Mokla
Postoffice
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press International News
Piper
Arec
Audit Bureau of Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Representatives
Changing the Constitution and lawful reform limits
The piece rebuts Hiram Evans on constitutional amendment rights, stating Amendments can be repealed or changed through legal means, not violence. It emphasizes adherence to federal and state laws and the constitution’s spirit in any campaign to modify or repeal parts of the document.
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Hiram Evans
Ku Klux Klan
Luck and success in Coolidge interview analysis
President Coolidge says luck plays little role in success and points to his own rise from obscurity to governor and vice president. The dialogue with Bruce Barton explores fate, timing, and the ordinary man’s path to the White House.
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Coolidge
Bruce Barton
White House
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
United States
Taft
Bryan
Hughes
Roosevelt
Wilson
Harding
Ohio
Eastern Old Guard
Boston
The Royalty Business in a Free Society
An observer notes the allure of royal marriages and visits by princes to the United States. He cautions that royalty thrives on public attention and social fascination, as Edward VII and his grandson were feted abroad. Now Marie of Roumania is said to be headed for U.S. shores, stirring social excitement and speculation about royal influence.
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Belgium
Astrid
Sweden
Edward VII
Wales
Katie
Ikatie
Peter Romain
Colloidal Lead in Cancer Treatment Explored by William Brady M D
The article reviews early work on colloidal lead and other colloids as cancer therapies. It notes W W Blair Hell of Liverpool testing colloidal lead injections, claims arrest of tumor growth in some patients, and cautions about dangers and the need for surgical options alongside such treatments. It quotes Francis C Wood on limited success and includes Bell’s view that the approach is not yet ready for routine use.
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Wrussermann
Keysser
W. Blair Hell
Liverpool
Mit
der. Francis C. Wood
Institute of Cancer Research
Bell
Mell
Esanear
Should we delay family to build a home and save money
A reader asks if delaying children until after securing a home and savings is wise. The reply argues against postponing motherhood, noting that poverty is a minor issue beside the duties of marriage and raising children. It warns against the “wait until we can afford” mindset and emphasizes home as more than wealth, urging readiness for family life.
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Tam
Ben
iIt
Olad
Roagh
Everbody
Temporary Fatherhood by Glenn Prank
The piece argues fatherhood is temporary and can tempt men to dominance. It compares child and parent roles, noting overreach harms family and society. It warns against fathers trying to steer career and decisions beyond their rightful time, urging humility and adaptation.
New York Night Watchmen and Garlanded Eating Trends
New York in 1926 profiles city night watchmen and lonely older workers in Manhattan as dawn returns them to shadow. It notes cafe trends decorating food in artistic forms and praises reporters Monta Bell and Luther Reed turning to directing. It also mentions Charles B. Dillingham secretly pursuing clog dancing ambitions.
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Monta Bell
Luther Reed
Uncle Wiggily and the Sun Umbrella Tale
Uncle Wiggily departs his hollow stump to seek adventure as Lady Bunty, the Hite orphan rabbit child, hurries to join him. He weighs delaying gate swinging to avoid accidents while musing on a future chance for courting and guiding the girl.
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Uncle Wiggily
Daddicums
Mr. Longenis
Lady Bunty
Jane Puszy
Baby Bunty and the Umbrella Encounter
A fragmented tale follows Baby Bunty and family figures as they pass a rich woman with an orange silk umbrella. Dialog ebbs between whimsy and mischief with playful chatter about adventures and a hint of vanity among the characters.
Ain't It a Grand and Glorious Feeling Music Line
A lively lyric snippet evokes a grand feeling as a boy offers his hat and coat, the crowd or performer reacting with showmanship and nostalgic cheer. The fragment captures a theatrical moment steeped in affectionate, exuberant mood.
Uncle Wiggily Faces Rain With Burdock Leaf Umbrellas
In a playful scene Bunty and Uncle Wiggily fashion makeshift sun umbrellas from burdock leaves as they stroll past a rich pig who mocks them. A sudden downpour soaks the pig’s umbrella, prompting a soft apology and a share of the leaves. The tale continues with the pair amusing themselves and giving a leaf to the pig lady.
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Bunty
Rabbit
Baby Bunty
Mr. Longears
Sui
Uncle Wiggily
Twistytail
Wiggily
Pig
Uncle Wisgily
Faby Bunty
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
Nature Notes invites readers to send questions on topics like winter and summer ranges of geese and emu captivity. It describes ginseng Panax quinquefolium, its five leaflets and ruby fruit, and notes its price and medicinal export to China. remarks on crowing gulls and saltwater drum distribution.
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Nature Notes
Florida Peninsula
British Columbia
Tatagonia
New York Zoological Park
Yoram Tela
Set The Heart of Katie O'Doone A Dramatic Pause
Katie faces a mounting crisis as the stage play nears its end and Billy Gordon's planned wedding looms. Peter Romain intrudes in her dressing room claiming a claim to her earnings and future, forcing a tense confrontation that threatens to unravel her carefully staged life.
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Katie O’doone
Leroy Scott
Mary Regina
Daughter
Barney Fernham
Mme. Ravenal
Billy Gordon
Katie
Billy
Kati
Filly Gordon
Silly
Carrie
Mary
Amid
Rily Gordon
Peter Romain
Katie O'Doone
Peter
Unwritten Law Against Prohibition Reflected in Odd Note
A quirky, fragmentary remark describes a preference for a housefly on a sticky September afternoon and suggests an ill defined rule against prohibition, conveyed through an informal, humorous tone attributed to Abe Martin. The text appears as spontaneous, with missing context and unclear attribution.
Uncle Ray's Corner How a Chief Was Crowned
A retold colonial tale recounts Powhatan's reluctant crowning by Captain Newport in Jamestown era. English desire for a kingly image led to a crown placed on the tribal chief who first resisted kneeling before the white visitors.
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Great Britain
Ocean
Tarnestows
Newport
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Wiliam Brady
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Pather
Wisden
Id George
Urews
Incemea Ershig
Wurtslip Rix Gems Circle
Sinta Chiu
Perder
Dent
McIntyre
StoNaught Syndicate, Inc
Manhattan
Metropolis
Aggie
Mms
Grindstone
Charles B. Dillingham
Uncle Wiggily and the
Sun Umbrella
Howard R. Garis
Largs
Earl
Uncle Whaily
Elyn
Princeton
Uncle Wiggly
Indy
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Saree, Co
Gordon
Kuhe
Tonishi
Abe Martin
Uncle Ray’s
Whaft
John Smith
Captain Smith
Powhatan
England
Jamestown
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