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Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley, Representatives
Destruction From The Air And The Coming Threat
A scientist warns that rapid aviation progress could yield ocean crossing planes with military loads. Blossom argues thousands of attackers could threaten the United States, describing an aerial armada capable of destroying much of the nation without adequate defense. He urges strong modern air forces to keep pace with Europe.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Sumner N. Blossom
Popular Science Monthly
Blossom
Lindbergh
Spirit of
Sam
Europe
Strong for Lowden and Hoover in farmer talks
A doctor comments on backing for Lowden or Hoover in the 1920s presidential race. He notes Lowden’s qualifications and midwest strength, plus east support, while Hoover’s candidacy could win if he pledges to the farmers and agricultural states. The Midwest favors a Midwestern strike if needed.
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Lowden
White House
America
Middlewest
New York
Hoover
Midwest
Illuminated Postcards Recalled From Bygone Era
Mark Sullivan noted the rise of reminiscence literature with talks moving from old times to illuminated postcards. These thick cards with tissue windows glowed when held to light, dazzling owners during the postcard boom tied to stamp collecting and World's Fair excitement in St Louis. Now they fade as movies replace era favorites.
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Mark Sullivan
St. Louis
Scout Courtesy Inspires Waterloo Motorists
Waterloo travelers returning from northern Minnesota and lake country report the Boy Scouts of America as the most courteous and helpful contacts on their 1200 mile journey. Scouts offered information and assistance, living up to their creed, a credit to America’s future.
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Waterloo
Minnesota
Lake Country
Boy Scouts of America
America
Milk cures and pasteurization myths in 1930s letter
An Illinois woman reports relief after five weeks on A Cido Philus milk and a milkman recommended regimen of a pint daily for six weeks then a pint weekly. The piece debunks pasteurization as mere heating and argues raw certified milk can be safe, while lactic cultures like acidophilus are not proven cures.
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Illinois
A. Cido Philus
Philus
Wiinois
In a Basement. I Sleep in a Basement
A reader describes sleeping in a plastered basement two steps below ground and notes concerns about health. A Mrs. M. E. assures it is healthful as any floor. The column answers questions on mosquitoes origins and blood, dog bites, and hypertension nephritis with brief medical guidance.
The Riches of Reading by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank, president of the University of Wisconsin, extols reading as both business and sport. He recalls Richard de Bury’s Philobib lon and its praise for books as masters who teach without rods, urging readers to love books as sources of wisdom happiness and truth.
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Reading
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure Newspaper
Richard de Bury
Bus Queen Attitude Meets Backlash in Bus Battle
The Rockford Register notes Miss Schultz in Mason City, once praised for opposing railroad limits, now opposing Waterloo Cedar Falls Northern Railway’s new inter town bus service between Waverly and Mason City. Locals in served towns deserve modern bus service, and observers doubt her chances to cancel licenses.
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Rockford Register
Schultz
Brewer
Mason City
Railroads
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Company
Waverly
Why Shouldn't He Rolfe Arrow Farm Agitation Debate
A learned observer argues that farm agitation is driven not by farmers but by lawyers bankers and business men. He notes businessmen in the corn belt benefiting from unequal treatment under law and defends advocates for justice as a sane response.
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Rolfe Arrow
Thoughts and sights from New York street life in 1927
A collage of urban vignettes from New York with Art Young and Gene Fowler among figures on sidewalks and in cafés. Observations cover street sweepers mustaches hotel foyers and parkside crowds, plus a note on Bowery drifters and a return of reporter Frank Ward O Malley to Brielle New Jersey.
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New York
Michael Strange
Gene Fowler
al Woods
Lew Field
Frank
Bowery
Frank Ward O'Malley
Park Row
France
Switzerland
Brielle
N. J
O'Malley
Altho
Old Sun
Uncle Wiggily and Possum Pinktoes
Uncle Wiggily chases a splintered path into the forest as he calls out to a missing companion. A light adventure unfolds with the well known woodland characters in a playful scene.
Uncle Wiggily and Possum Pinktoes Escape Wolf Trick
Uncle Wiggily the rabbit and Possum Pinktoes journey together when the young possum lags and sleeps often. They pretend to be dead to fool a hungry Wolf, then rise laughing as the predator leaves. Dr Possum explains curling up to sleep helps possums avoid danger, a handy trick for safety.
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Possum Pinktoes
Uncle Wiggily
Jackie
Peetie Bow Wow
Possum
Johnnie Poke
Tootie Crawl
Peetie
Mr. Longears
Dr. Possum
Pinktoes
Mr. Twistytall
Wiggily
Rabbit
Mr. Tooth- Picr
Diamonds and Deceptions End in Pullen Family Victory
In CHAPTER LX Julia reveals she secretly recovered the Chinese diamonds, used them to fund gifts and a new business for her father, and arranged for Murty the lawyer to manage the sale. The newspapers expose the tale of diamonds, burglars, and buyers, ending with the Pullens rich and ready to host parties again.
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Fred Pullen
Julia
Sam Carlile
Carlile
Pullen
Hamilton
Parks
Mrs. Pullen
Sam
Tin Tong Hay
China
Murty
Fred
Mrs. Pulen
Mama
Papa
Ching
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Washed in Local Column
Short column solicits reader questions on nature topics for Burroughs Nature Club Notes. A 1927 copyright text invites inquiries to the Nature Notes Department of the newspaper with promises of answers in this column.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Br Houghton
Te Payne
Storm Lake Poll Boosts Lowden United Front
Town for Lowden gains momentum as Iowa political heavyweights Gov Hamill and Secretary Ramsay endorse him, signaling broad party support despite earlier uncertainty about Iowa favoring the Timorsan.
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Storm Lake
Green Mountain Farm Tale Spares No One
Detroit News reports a quirky trek where a traveler navigates a Green Mountain farm without incident to manage a pair of 8 inch spurs. The planned route hints at rugged terrain leading toward the Black Hills underbrush.
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Detroit News
Green Mountain
Black Hills
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