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Jackson McCoy
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Waterloo
Iowa
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
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New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
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San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley, Representatives
Suspenders in Health and Fashion Debate
A fragment discusses suspenders as a health aid and fashion accessory, mentioning a gentleman with no motived interest in haberdashery. It cites Gilda Gray and her sister, notes digestion links, and hints at dietary effects on abdominal muscles.
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Gilda Gray
Neste
Asia
Budapest roaming gendarmerie mockery mirrors Americanization
In a vivid travelogue voice the text recalls Budapest as a cultured springtime cradle of Europe. It contrasts lingering old world charm with modern bustle and ends with a satirical jab at global Americanization and cultural homogenization. The cable news claims an anti flirting campaign by Budapest gendarmerie, blending whimsy with commentary.
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Budapest
Kansas
Spring Cleaning in Waterloo Urges Citizens to Beautify
Waterloow residents are urged to join a clean up and paint up campaign to remove winter debris from yards and lots. The piece argues neat surroundings improve daily life and happiness, calling for collective effort to keep homes streets and communities bright and tidy.
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Waterloo
Lfe
Discipline That Forges Character Through Quick Correction
The text argues that punishment should be swift and proportionate to a child's offense and then forgotten. Prolonged scolding or dwelling on the incident harms the child, fosters moodiness and rebellion, and damages trust. A private, immediate correction preserves love, respect, and character formation.
Readers Seek Advice On Wandering Jew Plant Reactions
A reader questions whether handling wandering jew ivy causes skin rashes and notes a doctor’s suggestion of primrose dermatitis. The column answers no records of rash from wandering jew, cautions on home treatments, and emphasizes medical supervision for varicose ulcers and other conditions.
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Primrose
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Mussolini on women prompts a boot tale of leadership
A syndicated essay uses Mussolini quotes to declare women inferior yet offers a parable of a wife who trains her husband by blocking one boot. The story illustrates that leadership often relies on lighting a spark rather than direct instruction, and notes women’s resourcefulness as a force behind progress.
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Mussolini
Vahdah
Jeanne Bordeaux
Italy
Eleonora
Il Duce
Middle East
Glad Rags In Los Angeles
San Francisco Chronicle notes Los Angeles leads in dress suits per capita due to Hollywood fashion influence and lingering afternoon wedding tan shoe style. The piece credits transitional city dynamics and social trend to southern California elegance while acknowledging local quirks shaping attire norms.
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Glad Rags
Los Angeles
San Francisco Chronicle
Hollywood
The Need for Roadways in Davenport Times
Heavy use this spring has broken down hundreds of gravel roads. Planking is needed to keep traffic moving into cities. Improper drainage and poor material caused road failures. Improved supervision could produce better material use and durable surfaces.
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Davenport
Diary of a modern Pepys reads like Broadway recollections
New York diary slices show early 20th century social whirl. The writer notes breakfast with a regally dressed man, encounters Lucille Cavanaugh, and visits Roy Howard to discuss a daily journal. They discuss Will Durant, Paul Whiteman, Holbrook Blinn, and a famed wine salesman in Manhattan.
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New York
W. Leimert
Lucille’ Cavanaugh
Roy
Howard
New, York
Vappy
Allan Dwan
Will Durant
William
Hig
Paul Whiteman
Uncle Wiggily and the Surprised Bear
Uncle Wiggily stays with the Wogglejigs as strange noises ring out. Rumple asks about a green tail and Dazie hunts for a blue head while Boppy explains the scrambled Wogslejigs. Uncle Wiggily proposes a private adventure with Mr. Longears, leaving Um to join later.
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Wiggily
Dumale
Lez
Rumple
Dazie
Boppy
Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Longears
Vie
Adventure with a wooden bear in Uncle Wiggily tale
A comical scene unfolds as Um the wooden woman washing dishes by banging the faucet and bobbing soap, while Boppy and Uncle Wiggily encounter a hungry bear. The bear threatens lunch, but Boppy and Uncle Wiggily outwit him with playful surprises, ending happily as they escape. The story teases the next installment with Butter and a new bird.
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Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Stubtail
Neddie
Beckie
Uncle Wiser
Mr. Longears
the Bear
Boppy
Uncle Virgily
Ward
Mel
Bear
Fentleman
Uncle Wigelly
Abe Martin Reflects On Furs And Modern Ways
A faded Abe Martin quip notes changes in fashion and social behavior. The speaker humorously laments fur coats and drinking norms, recalling a time when people left things alone. The fragment hints at nostalgia and loosened social restraint in contemporary life.
Gray Phantom's Romance from a Street and Smith tale
The Gray Phantom, famed for daring escapes, reads his own retreat in Long Island as he is named a murder suspect. He travels to New York to clear his name and uncover the real killer while trying to shield Helen Hardwick. A hidden tunnel and Dr Bimble’s lab figure in the pursuit as police close in. The story promises further twists in a continuing chapter.
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Gray Phantom
Long Island
Sylvanus
Pinto
Gray
New York
Helen
Hardwick
Bee
Tomy
Bimble
Helen ‘Hardwick
Jand- Helen
Sphere
Avas
Gage
Mystery of the Gray Phantom in Sea Glimpse
In a tense gallery scene, the Phantom and Helen confront motives after Gare's murder. The doctor’s logic, a hidden laboratory, and a storm of fear drive questions about innocence, truth, and deception as they reveal shifting loyalties and unresolved guilt.
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Bimble
Helen
Wes
Miss “Hardwick
Sylvanus
Gage
Gare
Tims
Sea Glimpse
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Answers Readers Questions
The Burroughs Nature Club column invites questions on birds and plants and offers answers in tomorrow's issue. Topics include bluebird nesting, rabbit protection laws, and the brown creeper song, with detailed notes on white clover growth and meadow water drainage patterns observed on headlands.
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Indica
Dominical Letters and July 4 1836 Determination
In Waterloo Ta March 29 a reader explains the dominical letters for weekday calculation and works out the day of week for July 4 1836 using the leap year rule. He notes Jan 3 was a Sabbath and deduces July 3 and 4 positions, citing George Smutel Payne.
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Dominical
Waterloo
George “Smutel ‘Payne
Favorite American Birds Part I Robin Redbreast
Uncle Ray surveys the robin as Americas first songbird, tracing its New England roots, naming habits, habitat, and nesting near homes. He notes robins breed in Virginia, migrate north to Hudson Bay summers, and are called redbirds by locals, contrasting with the British robin. Tomorrow the Cardinal.
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Robin Redbreast
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New England
Middlewest
Ohio
Missouri
Baltimore
Great Britain
Sether
Virginia
Hudson Bay
Orkney Islands
Persia
Egypt
Palestine
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