Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo Evening Courier published daily at 7 lane 3 VOL issue 98 by W. H. Hartman Co. with pricing, postal info, and advertising policies. Includes Associated Press and United Press International notices and distribution details for Waterloo, Iowa.
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W. H. Hartman Co
Courier
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John C. Hartman
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Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press International News
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Jammed Acento Academe Sk Lectern Tdci Ticieniomaem
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley, Representatives
Solar radiation may enable long range weather forecasts
Smithsonian researchers after 22 years of solar radiation study report evidence of cyclical variation in sun output and a linked earthly response. Dr Abbot and Dr Austin find solar activity correlates with weather and radio reception curves, suggesting possible one to two year predictive potential.
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Earth
Smithsonian Institution
C. G. Abbot
L. W. Austin
Bureau of Standards
Progress and Flood Fissures in Mississippi Valley
The record notes costly floods in the Mississippi valley and the race to improve nature by draining and straightening channels. It cites losses of land and wildlife from dikes and levees and reports a new conservation push purchasing 1,700 acres of Illinois river bottomland for a fish and game preserve after levee breaks.
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Missis
Mississippi
Illinois
Asa Fish and Game Preserve
Winneshiek
A Spooky Spokesman Avoids Blame in Hoover Incident
The piece notes a contrived incident involving President Coolidge and a presidential spokesman. It suggests Coolidge disavowed any slight toward a commerce secretary, with public statements smoothing over the issue. It ends that this device was flimsy and could push Coolidge to prepare interviews more carefully or decline interviews.
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Hoover
Mr. Coolidge
Crooking the hinges of the knee in opera row
Russian dancer Mile. Ayenata Alexeyna angered a Philadelphia audience by criticizing American habits J jazz and prohibition during a curtain speech. The general manager apologized to patrons and announced she was dismissed from the company. The episode underlines tensions when performers curse customs and offend paying customers.
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Mile
Ayenata Alexeyna
Philadelphia
Mlle
Alexeyna
Not Good For Radio in Jacksonville Times Union
Billy Sunday is labeled unsuitable as a radio artist. The piece argues he cannot jump into the microphone, asserting his lack of fit for radio performance.
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Jacksonville Times-Union
Billy Sunday
Dental Teeth Gap Sparks Aboriginal Teeth Debate
A U S Daily report cites a Public Health Bureau note and a South Africa Medical Journal finding that fewer than 20 percent of 6179 Bantu children in Transvaal kraal villages have dental defects, challenging assumptions about savages versus civilized children and prompting calls to study local practices in tooth care.
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United States
Children’s Bureau
Labor Department
Public ‘Health
Society of Medical Officers of Health
Great Britain
Medical Journal of
South Africa
Kraal
Transvaal
Washington Bureau
Daniel W. Streeter
Africa
Vilhjalmur Stefanson
Arctic
Cod Liver Oil Dosage For Children And Vitamin D Notes
Q A outlines cod liver oil amounts by age: under two not usually needed. if given two teaspoonfuls daily, can be mixed with fruit or vegetable juice. For older children, cod liver oil with syrupy malt is palatable. Vitamin D defined as the anti rickets factor richest in cod liver oil and liver oils. eggs yolk butter and raw milk follow.
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Mr. F
The Torn Handkerchief by Glenn Frank
A diplomat visits a bereaved European family and learns their son’s memory masks deeper fears. The mother speaks of him with tenderness yet her smile hints at hidden grief. The tale warns against quick judgments and labels that stall honest understanding.
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Europe
Moscow
Beggar’s Handbook sparks Paris court surprise
The Paris magistrate was surprised to find A Manual for the Use of Beggars in a beggar's pocket. The piece urges that begging as a lucrative ancient profession deserves a Printed textbook and even courses at universities. It argues beggary thrives via high grade salesmanship and social respectability.
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New York World
A. Paris
Solomon
Lazarus
Paris
The Perfect Joan search for a Joan of Arc film lead
French interests seek a brunet woman with good figure who can ride a horse for the life of Joan of Arc. The hunt will continue, then a screen idol will be named as the prototype. A blond figure may be chosen later who also knows horses.
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Joan
Philadelphia
Joan of Arc
Diary Notes From A New York City Day In 1927
A diary style column by C O McIntyre recounts a bustling April 20 in New York with lunch plans gone awry and a string of social observations. The piece notes a banjo progress at Dartmouth, letters from Sinclair Lewis and H T Webster, a dinner with Bror and Mary Dahlberg, and comments on contemporary dining and entertainment costs.
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New York
Bob Brinkerhoff
Dartmouth
Buster West
London
Sinclair Lewis
H. T. Webster
Jan Paris
Bror
Mary Dahlberg
Holpen
Uncle Wiggily's Birthday Party
Uncle Wiggily loses a party invitation while reading it aboard the bungleump. Boppy offers to help recover the invitation and discovers the missing note from the Robin bird postman. The tale follows the rabbit gentleman and his small friend as they search for the party details.
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Jane
Mr. Longears
Boppy
Uncle Wiggily
Rabbit
Gin
Mrs. Longears
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Daddicum
Scooter
Bunnies
Nurse Jane
Toy
Bob Cat
Fox
Uncle Wizsily
Uncle Wigsily
Wumple
Uncle Wigs
Uncle
Robin Bird
Anela
The Gray Phantom's Romance Ends The Duke's Messenger
The Gray Phantom evades capture by outwitting police and a dwarfish ally. He escapes a trap in a hidden tunnel, assumes Tommy Granger's identity, and plans a bold move as he contemplates Helen Hardwick's safety. A fierce mind game unfolds with Pinto and a hidden door in Chinatown.
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Sylvanus Gage
Gage
Tommy .Granger
The
Sphere
Tommy Granger
Peng Yuen
Chinatown
Helen Hardwick
Pinto
Granger
Avith
Statue of Liberty and New York City visit
Uncle Rays Corner shares about the Statue of Liberty on Liberty Island in New York Harbor. The statue stands 129 feet high atop a pedestal and the torch rises 306 feet above water. designed by French sculptor Bartholdi as a gift in 1886, reachable by stairs to the crown with small openings. Future note promises Central Park paragraph.
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New York City
New York Harbor
France
Bartholdi
Goddess of Liberty
New York
Ramon Coffman
Uncle Ray
Fifth Avenue
N.Y
Mt. Vernon
Sam
Central Park
Warm spring fosters fly and mosquito control urge
The Waverly Democrat notes the first warm days signal returning plant and insect activity. It urges swift use of fly swatters and yard cleaning to curb booming pests. Early elimination reduces thousands needing later killing and preserves health and peace.
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Waverly
Democrat
Burroughs Nature Club Notes 1927 Seaside Snakes and Moths
Burroughs Nature Club Notes discusses questions about wildlife and caveats. It covers whether salt water supports spiders, differences between bass and trout, bird eggs appearance, and how roadrunners kill snakes. It explains why claws scratch bark and the moth life cycle causing damage to wool and fur, with spring cleaning and sealing tips.
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Southwest
Vorth
Abe Martin notes Ford injuries from natural causes
Abe Martin discusses Henry Ford suffering injuries described as natural causes after a car coupe rolled over three times. He questions whether Americans in China would face aggravation when stepping off a train, implying safety concerns and travel risk.
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Henry Ford
Coupe
China
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