World’s Best in Music via Radio
A local radio fan describes tuning in to various stations from his home setup. He followed WGY Schenectady for a violin solo by Master Jack Reardon and heard a reading, then Earl Wilson from Iowa City with a Fictrola selection, a Schenectady lecture on politics, a Kiwanis Toronto greeting to Albany, and Detroit News late dispatches before a Denver violin solo Souvenir by Drolla.
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Burlington Boy Missing Reward for Information
A $25 reward offered by Dr. K. S. Leake of Burlington Iowa for information leading to Byron Leake a 15 year old who left home March 29 for Monrose La. He was seen with a tramp near a railroad line. Described as 5 feet 7 inches tall 145 pounds fair complexion dark brown hair with gaps in front teeth wearing a khaki suit and brown overcoat. He carried khaki trousers a watch and money. Telegraph information to Burlington police chief.
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Cubs Face Wilting Weather Gap Before West-Trip Scrimmage
Chicago, April 5. The Chicago National League club lags in spring training due to bad weather in California. The squad plans to make up lost time with practice in a series against Hutchinson Wichita and Kansas City, aiming to sharpen form before the trip west.
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Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes Curing A Corn
Edna Kent Forbes outlines a home method for corns involving hot soapy water soaking, shaving off dead skin, and using col lodion for soreness. She cautions to wear well fitting shoes and repeat treatment as needed, noting professional help only if necessary for skin conditions.
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Putting Up A Big Front In Everyday Life
Ruth Cameron examines the habit of making a grand display to impress others. Through several anecdotes a husband painter, car buyers, and a neighbor are shown exaggerating status or wealth to seem more affluent. The piece calls out the folly of pretending and warns of inevitable ridicule.
State Declamatory Contest Set for Eldora High Schools
Eldora Ia hosts the annual state high school declamatory contest on April 14 with 12 participants from four districts in four events: oratorical dramatic and humorous. Judges include John Barnes Fails Richard Brindley and Alfred Bishop. About 465 schools have held preliminaries and near 10 000 students are expected to participate overall.
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Residents of Chicago visiting at Mr. Scott's home
They are wintering in Chicago and visiting at the residence of E. Scott at 39 Lime Street. They expect to settle in Waterloo. Mr. Scott was killed in an automobile accident last October.
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The Lady of the Misty Blue Part VI
Peterkin confronts the ogre who shapeshifts into a mortal to seize him. Green Elves reveal the captive ogre’s true form and reclaim the magic chain. Peterkin flees the tower, seeking the Lady of the Misty Blue for answers about his captor and the tower's mystery.
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Courier carriers form Boy Scout troop tonight
The Evening Courier staff plans a Courier Troop for newspaper delivery boys in Waterloo. Jackson McCay and R. W. Realy les head the troop committees with Nell y McDermost and J. P. von Lackum assisting. McDermott and Kirk Gross named as scoutmasters as the Courier backs the project with Waterloo council support.
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New Hartford Woman Dies at Shell Rock Ia
Shell Rock April 6 Spectal aMra Maarela Dixon died this morning at her daughter Mrs J S Ward home of apoplexy struck at noon Thursday. She had been at her daughter's for months and grip. Interment will be beside her husband in Finch ford cemetery. She was 73. Survived by daughter and three sons Will Botton Archia Arthur Robert. Police say Irvine entangled with Miss Watson and Miss Turner in a robbery case. Rewards totaling 1009 offered for slayer Sommer and Casaldy.
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Policeman and Two Girls Held in Theft and Double Murder
Chicago April 6 Fred Irvine a policeman and two young women are held in connection with an $8 000 robbery Monday night in which Philp Sommer and Por Ifeaman Eirnes at Fr Carsidy were killed They are to be questioned
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