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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1929
Page
4
A Wise Move in White House Social Roster Change
President Hoover displeased by the Gann affair guides a shift away from state department staffers assigning guest order at official functions. Secretary Stimson supports the change, freeing officials to focus on duties beyond seating plans while Washington maintains its social prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Gann
Stimson
So-and-So
What's
Czechoslovakia
Washington
Turnabout in Tennessee ends married teachers ban
The Monroe county board of education in Tennessee rules that married women and for fairness married men should be barred from school teaching jobs. The move follows complaints of discrimination against unmarried women and warns that such policy could bar all married persons from gainful employment, unsettling future prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Monroe‘ County
Monroe
Paris warns of severe winter’s lasting skin effects
From Paris comes warning that 5,000 feminine skins still suffer from a hard winter. The Society of Medicine says chapped legs resist treatment and some parents face critical conditions due to dye poisoning. 2,500 will not run about next winter in light clothing. longer skirts may be the solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Society of Medicine
Atlantic
Mr Dyer System of Stock Market Plays Publicized
The piece critiques Congressman Dyer for stock market moves. It notes he invested in Hiram Walker, a Canadian distiller, and allegedly sold his shares after learning the company’s nature. The column brands this as a curbstone financial gambit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Walker
Canada
Dyer Questions Board Reimbursement Over Stock Move
The article portrays Mr. Dyer, a St. Louis resident and noted veteran who opposed the eighteenth amendment, the Volstead act, and the Jones law. It questions his motives for seeking reimbursement from the New York curb board after buying stock without understanding the business, and notes his chancy speculations. It also quips about the League of Nations and calls him an unlikely Umpire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Governors
New York
Dyer
St. Louis
Physiology for Women by Dr Brady Addresses Circulation
In a practical physiology lesson Dr Brady explains how blood returns to the heart via breathing and the capillary network. He emphasizes breathing as the main driver of venous return, notes capillaries are spaces between tissue fibers, and urges natural breathing and simple exercises to improve circulation and prevent functional troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urab
The Revolutionary Camera by Glenn Wrank
Glenn Wrank argues the talking motion picture will transform both classroom and adult education. He imagines hearing historic figures and events, like Cicero and Charlemagne, making history vivid and potentially changing how future generations relate to the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussolini
Lateran Palace
Chigi Palace
Cicero
Demosthenes
Coesar
Charlemagne
Socrates
Jess
Fragmented 1929 era column gibes on cars and fashion
A compiled column section lampoons 1920s topics from buggy culture to fashion and film. It notes men spending vast sums to look good, hints at editor antics, and cites a Fort Dodge Messenger remark on car fuel waste, highlighting era attitudes and humor.
Brain Tests Logic Puzzle From University Study
Test presents four statements about Shakespeare plots. Exactly two may be true while the other two are false. if one is true the others cannot be true. Determine which two can both be true and which cannot, with two minutes to decide. Answers on Society Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
Abe Martin Laughs At Mayflower Sale And Hoover Gaffe
The humorous quip features Abe Martin remarking on the Mayflower sale and a mock comment about the White House stables. Tilford Moots is noted in the exchange, reflecting a light political jibe as the speaker jokes about appearance and public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Hoover
Tilford
New White House Mistress Seen as Able Hostess
Pathfinding column notes Mrs. Hoover reshaping the White House with new hair, furniture, and a staff of 50 servants. It lauds her education, languages, and travels, highlighting her Stanford ties and lifelong interest in geology, girls organizations, and domestic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathfinder
Washington
Lou Henry Go
Waterloo
Hoover
Whittier
Gal
Lou Henry
Mrs. Hoover
Old Henry
Lou ‘Henry
California
Jean
Ealiathentes
Dickens
S Street
Unfair competition debate spurs deportation talk
Houston Post-Dispatch warns that every alien found guilty of prohibition violations should be deported, arguing native workers face unfair foreign competition. Philadelphia Inquirer notes embarrassment may greet Dwight Morrow’s public acclaim amid a Cather in law dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Post-Dispatch
Morrow
Philadelphia Inquirer
Catherin Law
Dwight Morrow
Views of the people war correctly classified
Grundy Center April 12 letter to the editor notes a shift in view on war as a major evil. It argues that alcohol, gambling, falsehood, and violence are condemned by true Christianity and that Sunday school ideals must oppose governments supporting such evils. William G Kerr signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TNO
W.H.'. Hartman Co
Courier Bite
Corner Park Ave
Commercial &T
al John
Hartman
Y.ceesepees
Eeeeses
Jackson McCoy
Cartier
Mall
Lea Ct
Waterloo
Associated Press
United Press
International News
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Spechard
New Yorl
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Fintes
Representelives
Grundy Center
Ealter
International Sunday School
Presbyterian Nauthorities
Ciod
Broadway Slump Fueled by Home Evening Entertainments
New York reports a shift from theater to private home diversions as Broadway stars and famous bands tour private parties. Wealthy hosts hire top entertainment for dinners with full acts and even elaborate private theatres, while public venues face longer lines and grumbling patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Paul Whiteman
Ben Bemtie
Vincent Lopez
Tommy Lyman
Helen Morgan
Harry Richman
Chevalier
Vanderbilt
Reunion of Civil War veterans urged for Washington
Rep Edgar Howard proposes a joint reunion of Civil War veterans in the national capital to erase memories of Lee and Grant followers. A commission would manage the event with military and veterans groups, aiming to bring survivors to Washington despite aging ages. The plan emphasizes fraternal reunion over past conflict and notes near-term urgency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Washington
D. C
Edgar Howard
Lee
Grant
Congress
National Capital
Howard
Nebraska
Vicksburg
Miss
Washington
Tught T
Pamy Bi
The Road to India from Great Britain to India
Baltimore Sun notes the Grand Trunk Balcony achievement linking Britain to India with landing fields and radio gear to prevent tragedy in Arabia and Persia. The route spans about 4,700 miles, roughly half the Atlantic Pacific highway, yet deserts sand storms and hostile regions would extend travel and risks along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Baltimore Sun
Great Britain
Arabia
Atlantic
Pacific
United States
Indic
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William Brady, M. D
Nat'l Netwepaper Service
PJ. Bo
Emmy
M. MM
Brady
Willam Frady
the Revolutionary Camera
Glenn Wrank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
Copyright
Tee, Br
McChire
Syndicte
Met
Plerse
Stoddard King
Spokane
Ike
Gen. Escobar
el Paso
Canadian National Council of Education
Curtis
Fox
S. van Dine
Fort Dodge Messenger
Evening Post, Inc
Society
Abe Martin
Pwish
Pune
Ker
Elliot
Man
Inpoor Spors
Miss Pitan
MR Flake
Hex
Anita
Aiome
Lou Henry Hoover
Sioux City Journal
United States Public Health Service
New York City
Upstate
New ‘York
Brooklyn
Public Health Service
Sioux City
Nocity
B& Burden
Tin Pan Alley
Scrutbert
Pardon
Biltiard Academies
Smart
Lexington Avenue
Humming Bird
Ilesh
Perris
Beiermuds
The
London Observer
United States Army
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Gou Willrest
Plummer
Vivers
Capitol
Carol Davila
M. George Cretalanga
Romania
Carlos Davila
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