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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1928

Page

3

Speculation and the Outlook in the Stock Market

An article discusses current market activity with modest trade gains tied to spring, notes barometer indexes lag last year, and warns the speculative craze may mislead investors. It highlights new financiers and stocks rising rapidly, urging distinction between speculation and investment and cautioning about abrupt declines without fundamental profit prospects.

W. MW Harimen Co Courier Corner Park Ave Commercial Harimen Jackson McCoy Meil Waterloo Town Associated Press United Press International News Audit Bureau of Circulations New York Philadelphhia Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco Giory Lroussie Ploley

Old Ed Howe on the two extreme literary schools

The column lauds Old Ed Howe of Polardi Hill for weighing the two extremes in modern writing. It cites Eddie Guest and H. L. Mencken as representatives and notes Howe’s belief that combining both styles fails. The piece mentions Dr. Frank Crane and argues one should choose a single approach, not both.

Old Ed Howe Polardi Hill Howe Gottry Town Mark Twain William Dean Howells George W. Cable Charles Dudley Warner Eddie Guest H. L. Mencken Mr. Guest Mr. Mencken Mencken Guest Frank Crane

Careful and Carefree: Age and Youth in History

The piece contrasts age and youth across eras, noting that leaders and lawgivers are often older, while youth supplies motive force and leadership in crises. It observes a modern clash between flaming youth and older caution, with a witty call and response between age and youth.

Shakespeare Wordsworth Age

Personal Health Service What Girls Should Know

A longtime health writer shares views on sex education for girls and boys, citing pamphlets from the Public Health Service and recommendations for parents. He notes limited criticism from readers, questions the approach, and suggests resources while warning that many parents remain silent. He ends inviting readers to address letters to Dr. Brady at the newspaper.

Moses Tam Public Health Bureau Superintendent of Documents Government Printing Office Washington Margaret American Medical Association Chicago United States Nie Brady William Brady

Dreamland and Daylight by Glenn Frank

A reflective essay on harnessing the swift mental work of dreams for daylight problem solving. It recalls Maeterlinck on dreams, a French Revolution dream sequence, and muses on applying dreamlike mental speed to science, medicine, and daily life. The piece references medical films, Chicago politics, and a playful note on mischief and imagination.

Dreamland Glenn Frank Maiwice Maeterlinck Oner Hewis Ita

New York Social Shifts From Wealth to Merit

An April 11 reminiscence notes how New York society moved away from silk stockings and inherited wealth toward self-made success. The piece cites a rise of artists and business figures in social circles, a decline of Four Hundred exclusivity, and changing attitudes toward wealth, class, and celebrity. It also mentions elevator operators, janitors, bond salesmen, and bootlegger scams as societal snapshots.

New York Social Register Kap Rhinelander Edna Ferber Heifetz America

New Iowa Fish Law Bans Catch in State Waters

Aged notes from fifty years ago mention F Zelsing and trustees, with instructors in the gymnasium. The new Iowa fish law prohibits catching or killing any fish in state waters between March 1 and June 15, except private waters, with trout exemptions. Historians compiling the History of Black Hawk County are distributing volumes across townships. Gospel meetings continue in the Baptist church led by Rev Ed E Bayliss and Prof D R Leland. Waterloo Turn Verein reports officers elected: Adam Rosgen president, Joseph Blum vice president, Charles Warlich secretary, A. Holt treasurer. German Hook & Ladder Co to hold its annual ball Easter Monday April 22 1878 at Maen snerchor hall. tickets $b.

Iowa Baptist Church Ed. E. Bayliss D. R. Leland Waterloo Turn Verein Ning The Turners Adam Rosgen Joseph Blum Charles Warlich A. Holt Hook & Ladder Co Maensnerchor Hall

Young Men’s Christian Association Elects Officers

Forty years ago the YMCA hall saw an annual meeting to elect officers for the year. L Sarvay was named president with J R Vaughan as vice president and Budd Park as treasurer. The Beloit band was to provide music at a Helmet lodge K of P event in Irving with Grand Chancellor Duncan of Dubuque attending.

Young Men's Christian Association L. Sarvay J. R. Vaughan Budd Park Helmet Lodge K. of P Irving Beloit Band Duncan Dubuque

Birds and Worms Rivalry Noticeable In Old Tale

Years ago the Birds defeated the Worms 5 to 1 in a local tale battle. J F Gass led Waverly businessmen to Waterloo aboard the newly acquired gasoline car of the W G F N company. A horse belonging to Alfred Long ley ran away but caused no damage. L A Asquith lost a bicycle parked at Waterinn Manufacturing after a short office visit.

J. F. Gass Waterloo Alfred Longley L. A. Asquith Waterinn Manufacturing Company

Grand and Glorious Feeling Unlikely EGgest Order

A garbled exclamatory fragment exalts a grand and glorious feeling about an order. The text emphasizes a long three month wait and a large parade of feet, but the exact subject and context remain unclear. The tone is triumphant and boastful.

Uncle Wiggily in School Puzzle With Triangles

Uncle Wiggily in School shows a quiet scene in Hollow Stump on a rainy day. Mr Longears arrives to find pupils focused on a geometric puzzle drawn on the blackboard while the Lady Mouse Teacher is absent due to illness.

Jackie Bow Wow Ankie Wig Jackie Mr. Longears Lulu Wibblewobble Unele Lulu Uncle Wiggily Hollow Stump Miss Mouse Billie Bushytail Squirrel Boy Peetle Bow Wow Jimmie Wibblewobble Duck Charlie Rooster Boy Cedar Rapids Maggie Dunnwald H. J. Dunnwald Joan Cordes Bunty Billie Wagtail Baby Bunty Uttle Arshan The Fain Berell

Puzzle slate riddle hints at Uncle Wiggily tale setup

A scrambled slate message in Bunty's picture perplexes the Wolf, suggesting a tomorrow night story about Uncle Wiggily's jump. The text mentions oatmen chasing prunes and a breakfast box while includes filler ads about Uniontown gowns and farmers discussing corn borers.

Bunty Uncle Wiggily Brent

Jabirus and Jacanas in Uncle Ray's Corner

Uncle Ray describes jabirus as tall, long billed wading birds found from Mexico to Argentina with upturned bills and seven foot wing spans. He contrasts jacanas with long slender toes that enable them to walk on water using lily pads, noting their non webbed feet and leaf-supported movement. Jacanas are common in Mexico and the tropics and parents feign injury to lure predators away. Tomorrow's topic: spoonbills and herons.

Argentina Mexico Tropics

Burroughs Nature Club Notes Answers 1928

Burroughs Nature Club Notes offers questions and answers on nature topics. Answers reference Owl and warbler flight, woolly bear cocoons, horse chestnut planting, and a bulletin on bullfrogs. Includes a World magazine note on a Munich tenor vs critic case and opinions on fatteners in opera.

Burroughs Nature Club Houghton Mifflin CO Morrow

Violet Mapes Grows Up and Leaves Abe Martin Style

Abe Martin Lite Violet Mapes is growing up and will soon be tall enough to cling to her mother's skirts. The piece hints at change and the shifting of roles, reflecting a humorous local tone about growing up and moving on.

Scotland Mapes

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