The Love of aione y and Spring Signs in Waterloo
A vintage issue notes Sergeant York and Colonel Lindbergh as moral exemplars resisting money’s lure. It contrasts heroism with commerce and then shifts to sure signs of spring, from weather quirks to outdoor activities, fashion, garden prep, and housecleaning as civic life wakes in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aioney
Alvin GC
York
Tennessee
Waterloo
Mors
Gernens
Marshal Foch
Argonne
Cumberland Hills
Col
Aindbergh
Chggenheim Foundation
Sergeant York
Gol. Lindbergh
Education by Movie in Harvard Funded Film Foundation
Harvard alumni form the University Film foundation in Massachusetts to produce educational cinema. The first series will cover fundamentals of science including botany chemistry zoology geology physics geography anthropology astronomy and sine Aris. Harvard University cooperation allows use of college equipment and background for schools and institutions nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Harvard
University Film Foundation
Wilhl
Harvard Star
New Foundation
Schvels
Coleges
Thernres
United States
Harvard University
Fia Barerd
Deakly
Fresh Air Boosts Health and Nasal Comfort, Dr Brady Says
Dr William Brady argues that chronic rhinitis and dental caries reflect modern living stresses. He links humidity and fresh air to vitamin content, suggests proper nasal care, and warns against overheat and drafts while promoting readied treatment by physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
North America
Jonny B. Todd
Syracuse
Savank
Brady
Wiliam Brady
Ferry Life and Times in New York Harbor
The piece celebrates New York ferries as constant links to the city’s past and present. It paints skippers as seasoned mariners, notes rare ferry accidents and rescues, and recalls scenes from the harbor including Miss Liberty, Ellis Island, and harbor life. It also touches on Times Square hotel expansion and urban shifts drawing suburbanites back to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Hartman Co
Courier
Corner Park Ave
John C. Hartman
Ateety
Jackson McCoy
Tressurer
Mont By
Waterloo
Towa
WLRES
Associated Tren
United Press
International News
Associated Press
Associated Preach
Aga “Bureau
Duce &S Soan
New York
Philadelphi
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Prancisco
Stary, _Broogs & Mules
Representatives
Horatio Alger, Jr
Rosie
O'Grady
Miss Liberty
Jersey Hills
Ellis Island
Metropolis
Times Square
Aoa Oe
Uncle Wiggily and the Funny Face
An Uncle Wiggily tale follows the rabbit and Bunty as they chase a cake thief, outsmart a sly Weasel with a puzzle, and hint at a future story about jumbled letters. The segment blends whimsy with a cliffhanger puzzle and a mention of a magazine note on missionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
Mr. Longears
Nurse Jane
Wiggley
Bunty
Uncle Wigt
Rabbit
Uncle Wiggily
Orphan Rabbit
Baby Bunty
Bob Cat
Wolf
Sly Weasel
Uncle
Tabbit
Mr. Weasel
The Profit of Prophecy by Glenn Frank
An excerpted discussion on forecasts for Western civilization over the next fifty years. It outlines four major prophecies including a potential world war, a new dark age, a period of imprudent self indulgence, and a possible renaissance driven by science and spiritual renewal. The piece notes conflicting views and uses a chaotic sample of quotations and anecdotes to illustrate speculative forecasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabaral
Tomy Dite
Dapenedee
Paromy
Weks Toshowldjin
Foarh
Tribute to Frank Bishop by Paul W. Semerer
A letter to the editor honors Frank Bishop as a longtime friend of the underprivileged and a supporter of the arts. The writer notes Bishop fed the hungry for weeks, enjoyed root music, and cultivated art at home despite no formal lessons, describing him as a remarkable citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bishop
Carrolion
Prank Bishop
Teflon
Bishop
Tve
Althose
Conaider
Paul WM. Semerer
Newanaper Wet Coe
Rotary Thalys
Cayraillan
Miss Brown Of X Y O A London Chapter
Frances and Miss Brown discuss men and fashion as Edith Brown toys with a life of wealth and romance in London. Frances is drawn to Paul while Miss Brown secretly seeks a new start, aided by a glamorous gown and a mirrored temptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Scotland Yard
Malakoff
Aly
Frances
London
Miss Brown
Edith
John Glyde
Tim
Meadowley
Noel Frankland
Charlotte Corday
Mr. Paul
Ril
Paul
Missing girl case tied to corn meal run
Mrs Em Moots recalls her daughter, last seen two weeks ago after going after a sack of corn meal, as Abe Martin notes the town’s concern. The piece hints at community timing and local reactions but lacks precise details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Em Moots
Uncle Ray's Corner The Monkey Tribe 1 Diana Monkeys
The Diana monkey of western Africa has a long tail and a white beard on its black face. Holy apes in India leap up to 40 feet and may cling to limbs. some natives revere them and spare them from harm. The horned monkey lacks real horns, but has a tufted hair crest. Tomorrow Wig Nosed Monkeys.
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Mussolints
Taly
Mussolini
Vieter
Pope
Eise
Himaeli
Cor AttLuGional Gwaunyaniras
Muuseeliny
Falyr
Mugeolirit Tsea
Western
Africa
Asia
America
Trine
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Atrpetan
Billgzard
Ohio
Greens
William Brady, M. D
Nat'l Newspaper
Moralas
Bread and Milk Club
Old South
Ifor
0. C. McIntyrd
atcNaughy Syndicats, Inc
No. 6
Bowery
Broadway
Jessie Reed
Funny Face
By Howard R. Gahis
Jane
E W. Howe
China
Tas, Garggis
Gino the
Flo Bee
Pim
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
Oveyright
McClure Newspaper
Long Beach
Gal Poleamnan
Koancos
Erlars
Iowa
Republiens
Sue
BR. Phillips Oppenheim
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Communist Party
Malakomi
Malakol
Echo
Amy Guest
Mss Brown
Syracuse Herald
Abe Martin
Uncle Ray’s
Ray Tomorrow
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