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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1928

Page

3

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The item lists a newspaper with telecommunication branches and staff, noting W M Hartman co publisher and Willer Jackson BicCoy as general manager. It includes subscription prices, office addresses, and advertising policies, with Associated Press and United Press International usage rights. It references several city offices and national bureaus.

Sun W. M. Hartman Co Courier Corner Park Ave Commercial St Uf Tess Han G Momins Cccescns Aualt Bureau of Ana Peia New York Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco Suory Bronxs & Vinivy Representatives

Berger Amendment Would Allow Constitutional Convention

The piece reviews Victor L. Berger of Wisconsin proposing a constitutional convention to revise the U S charter. It argues his plan aims at total revision, expands social legislation, curtails Supreme Court power, and would require majority public votes. It contends such sweeping change unsettles a system that has served the nation well.

Berger Victor L. Berger Wisconsin United States Hanying Congress Supreme Court

Liability Insurance and the Case for Compulsory Plans

The piece weighs compulsory liability insurance for automobilists, arguing it could curb private risk without unduly burdening careful drivers. It questions current gaps where anyone can drive with no insurance, urging drivers to prove qualification and provide restitution for death injury or property damage caused by negligence.

Public Health Consolidation and Editorial Phrasing Debate

The piece argues federal public health work spans seven divisions in five departments and suggests consolidation for efficiency. It contrasts this with a Louisville Enterprise stance on avoiding flowery adjectives in news, praising plain reporting over decorative wording.

United States Aeemeasy Ture

Rest, climate debated in tuberculosis health guide

Personal Health Service from Dr. William Brady discusses essentials in fighting tuberculosis including rest, sunshine, medical care, nutrition, and cautious exercise. It notes artificial pneumothorax and Dr Webb postural rest as treatments, adds Q A about vegetarian diets, nose surgery myths, formalin foot care, bacteria definition, and invites readers to submit questions.

Liedoeter Gerald B. Webb Webb and Ryder Paul B. Hoeber Dr. Brady William Brady

Capitalizing Dullness Across Democracy

A 1878 McClure rebroadcast asks if democracy depends on capitalizing dullness. Ross Finney argues progress hinges on steering followers through catchy slogans, while the bright minority should think for themselves. The piece critiques educating for slogans and calls for balancing wise leadership with population followers.

Ross L. Finney Mr. Finney Plato Ulat Mr Finney Mie Wise Aie Strong Minelev Finney Ung Elevernes

Irritable Fate of the Senate Bemoaned in Atlantic News

A Cape Cod style commentary notes the Senate’s habit of investigations growing so common that mornings begin with talk of probes. The piece warns if this tone continues the Senate will have little time for its legislative duties.

Senate Atlantic News-Telegraph United States Senate

Uncle Wiggily Solves Ice Cave Puzzle In Tale

In a children’s story, Uncle Wiggily helps the Owl and Lady Mouse in a coal hole, teaches a chalk puzzle drawing, and assists Mr. Whitewash the Polar Bear with an ice cake quest while meeting talking animal friends and a bustling adventure crowd.

Uncle Wiggily Hollow Stump Uncle Wigaily Mg Ot Uncle Wiggly Jackie Bow Wow Uncle Wig Uncle Mr. Whitewash Whitewash

Joy Street Dreams of New York Fashion Night

Gay Hathaway endures a chaotic New York fashion scene with Madge and the crowd. She learns of Gale Hilton’s disappearance and a coercive buyer, finding herself feared by a manipulative boss as she navigates flirtation, danger, and a looming secret.

Madge Joe Charlie New York Howward Weston Gale Hilton Weston Miss Hilton Evie Bret Gay Herr Lash Frank Gilatanen Mr. Glatzman Gay Hathaway Jake Miss Hathaway Sam Mr. Glataman

New York Chic Replaces Beauty in Modern Fashion Notes

April 26 New York column analyses changing tastes in style focusing on simple dresses and standout accessories. It notes women's shift to chic, demure elegance with distinctive handbags and jewelry, and observes Broadway social scenes and urban nightlife trends.

New York Fifth Avenue Broadway

Slip me some mad money says Miss Mopps in town

Abe Martin style chatter describes Miss Gert Mopps asking for money to get home, her mother clarifying the need if the daughter's beau acts impertinently. The note mentions Mrs. Ike Soles’ Chicago niece reporting her husband injured while acting as pallbearer or a ward boss.

Gert Mopps Ike Soles Chicago

Burroughs Nature Club Notes and Q A

Nature club notes invite readers questions on general nature topics. Answers promised in tomorrow's Nature Notes cover questions about martins bluebirds polar bear origins tortoise limb use and other curiosities. The column also cites a quiz about a blackpoll warbler sponge insect behavior and a moral reflection from Ohio State Journal.

Nature Notes

Indian and world canoe traditions in historic pages

A fragmentary column by Uncle Ray surveys diverse canoe kinds from birchbark to dugouts across continents. It notes methods of water crossing, dangers at sea, and rare long Pacific voyages in dugouts, with vivid but dated language and tone.

Mississippi Valley Tibet Australia Africa Pacific Islands

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