Iloo Evening Courier front page notices and ads
The paper page lists publication details for the Iloo Evening Courier with staff names John C. Hartman Jackson McCoy and editors. It includes subscription prices, postal matter note, Associated Press affiliation, and advertising policies. It mentions offices in New York Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles and San Francisco through Story Brooks & Finley representatives in Waterlec.
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Postoffice
Iowa
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story, Brooks & Finley
Old Story Sparks Criticism Of Williams College
An eastern writer condemns Williams College for hosting “able and intellectual foreigners” who discuss international affairs. The critic urges closing the school and escorting outsiders from the country, while defenders warn against narrow nationalism and insist on open dialogue about tariffs debts and naval policy.
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School of Politics
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Oine
America
Spread-Eagle
Congo
Siberia
Bakhzlin
Changing Turkey Shifts Dress and Language Customs
Travelers report Turkey has altered its streets with signs in several European tongues and Turkish legends replacing older scripts. Veils fade and knee-length pastel outfits appear as women reveal faces once hidden, aided by cosmetic enhancements, reflecting a shift akin to America.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Wealthy Sioux City Man Ties Legacy To His Employees
A prominent Sioux City businessman, nearing death, wills a portion of his fortune to his employer based on length of service. The largest gift runs into thousands of dollars, rewarding those who helped him build the enterprise. He notes riches cannot be taken, only distributed. His act aims to share rewards beyond direct labor or talent, reflecting a belief in equitable recognition.
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Sioux City
Lfe
Choice Of Words Reflections On Language In Public Debate
A House of Commons discussion on reproof of a general over the term native highlights how word choice can offend. The piece notes adjectives vs nouns carry different connotations and urges avoiding slang terms, as synonyms offer more accurate and tasteful description. Words can wound as sharply as a whip and provoke resentment.
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House of Commons
Skeeter Time In The Backwoods Health Note
This piece urges readers to combat mosquitoes by inspecting a 200 foot radius around their property for standing water and draining all reservoirs. It explains mosquito reproduction, naming Mrs Mosquito as the bloodsucking first parent, and offers repellents and home remedies like essential oil mixtures and soothing treatments for bites.
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Skeeter
Mosquito
Fat Folks and Health Qs in a Pint Sized Letter Column
Readers pry why plump folks are favored in this column noting they are usually short winded. Answers emphasize direct responses with name home town, height and weight, and signature, avoiding lengthy preludes.
Personal health letters to Dr Brady invited
Signed letters about personal health and health care will be answered by Dr Brady if a stamped self addressed envelope is enclosed. Letters should be brief and written in ink. Address Dr William Brady, in care of this newspaper. Name your city on your return envelope.
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Brady
William Brady
He Was Born Too Late and Other Notes
Glenn Frank, former UW president, reflects on a friend born seven centuries too late who advocates medieval living. He contrasts middle ages and machine age, praising craft, durability, and human-centered production while critiquing mass, cheap goods and factory sameness. The piece ends with a second column noting Stanley Baldwin’s public shirt-sleeve gesture in Montreal.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
The
Century Magazina
Babbitt
IR. Baldwin
Ottumwa Courier
Montreal
Stanley Baldwin
Great Britain
Echo
Little Isle
Conoes
Walton league teaches many to spell Tzaak
The Davenport Democrat notes the Walton league achieved a notable result by helping many people learn how to spell Tzaak, highlighting the education impact and community value of the effort.
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Davenport
Walton League
Tzaak
New York Scenes Spark Thoughts In Strolling Reflections
A vivid 1927 column tours Manhattan vistas from upper floor shops to Broadway bustle. It paints Rivoli’s doorman, San Juan Hill dice halls, self photographs, gas smells, and weary night wanderers, noting polite New Yorkers and a strange, cold crowd in daylight holdups. It ends with quiet, sleepless midnight wanderers and city woes.
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New York
Wtek
Rivoli Theatre
Merle Crowell
Winter Garden
West Fifty-third Street
E. F. Albee
Rai
San Juan Hill
Broadway
Louise Groody
Fate Guides Mutual Deceptions In Mexican Mystery
John Moore, a New York businessman, travels to Tucson on business and becomes entangled in a case of mistaken identity with Philip Morton. After meeting Ruth Henshaw and Ramon the ambassador, Moore and Ruth confront fate as they plan to expose Roderiguez while dragging Clench, Morton, and others into a escalating sequence of misdirections. The chapter ends with Moore and Ruth deciding to press ahead together.
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John Moore
New York
Tucson
Ariz
Philip Morton
Mexico
Moore
Morton
Ramon
Tubutama
Ruth Henshaw
Clench
Ruth
Sasabe
Pedro
John
Ed. John
Miss Henshaw
Mr. Morton
de Senorita
Ty Uncle
Roderiguez
Ariess
Mr. Moore
Manuel
Uncle Wiggily and the Jolly Lobster Comes to Shore
Uncle Wiggily rests on seaweed by the ocean when a mysterious voice tugs his coat tails. He tells the intruder to go away, hoping to keep dry toes, while puzzled by the caller’s playful reply and identity.
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Bud
New York
Ole Bloom Center
Binkley
Wiggily
Mr. Longears
Baby Bunty
Jingle
Jangle
Tumble
Bumble
Scooter
Tooter
Uncle
Uncle Wiggily
Uncle Wiggily and the Jolly Lobster Tale
Uncle Wiggily befriends a jolly lobster with pinch claws on a beach. The lobster laughs at the idea of turning red by boiling, while Uncle Wiggily fears a lobster friend will be boiled. They rush to save Bill before he ends up in a pot, promising further tale to come.
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Uncle Wigelly
Dale
Uncle Wiggily
Lobster
Rabbit
Flip Tail
Uncle Wiggil
Bill
Uncle
Toledo Blade Unavailable Poetry Idea
The Toledo Blade quips that its concept of unavailable poetry is prose that is neither clearly worthy nor clearly unworthy for print, reflecting a tongue in cheek stance on literary quality and publication standards.
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Toledo Blade
Conservatives Likely To Pick A Progressive Conservative
The Chicago Evening Post argues it is too early to name Coolidge substitutes. It predicts the Republican nomination will go to a conservative or progressive conservative who can stand on a Coolidge platform, with Norris or Borah unlikely to be the winner.
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Chicago Evening Post
Calvin Coolidge
Norris
Borah
Coolidge
Candy House Reappears as Kids Rush to Valley
In Uncle Rays Corner Peg the Second veers toward treetops while the children near the candy palace from their Forest of Fancy quest. Douglas and Lenora return exhausted after eating 80 560 pieces of candy, delaying their dash to the Wonderful Valley.
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Harold
Bobby
Pes
Lenora
Douglas
Dorothy
Uncle Ray
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Iloo Evening Courier
WaTkabum Daily
Ineral Manager
United Press Interna
Waterlec
Fah
Joune
Personal Health Service
Questions and
K. B
McClure Newspaper
O. A. McIntyre
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Bootblack
Central Park
Times Square
Abe Martin
Howard R. Garis
Uncle Ray’s
the Forest OF Adventure
Peg
Helen
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