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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1928

Page

3

Waterlo o Courier Ad Rates and Recreation Opinion Piece

The Waterlo o Courier lists ad rates and circulation notes for a Waterloo area paper including a discussion on municipal recreation programs. It cites AP dispatches, advertising policies, and a long essay arguing for directed, constructive recreation as a social good. It notes increases in city recreation budgets and salaried leaders while urging more value from public leisure.

Ee Et Audio Bureau of Circulations Dbs New York Philadelphia Coinage Los Angeles San Francists Story, Brooks & Finley Olation of America

No Occasion for Joking Over Fake Radio Distress Calls

The piece denounces bogus radiograms from presumed missing crews of transoceanic flights seeking rescue. It notes such pranks follow known disappearances and warns they risk tragedy. It argues for tracing and punishing these “practical jokers” who waste lives and rescue efforts.

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Multiple Taxation Critique of Intangible Estates

The piece argues that taxing intangible personal property leads to excessive, even confiscatory, combined taxes when states levy on stocks bonds notes and other valued papers. It calls for an equitable solution to limit double taxation across residency and corporate locations to avoid socialistic outcomes.

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Long Drive Leads Des Moines Golf Contest In Iowa

In Des Moines a state wide golf event crowned a young unknown winner with a 266 yard drive the longest of the day Others reached 259 258 and 235 yards Yet only Carl Kubec a familiar name tied for ninth stood out among champions The key lesson remains that longer tee shots do not always yield the best scores highlighting the race between power and precision.

Des Moines Iowa Carl Kubec

Supervised Play and Leisure in Modern Society

The text discusses how machines increasingly perform work, freeing humans to pursue desires, and frames leisure as a key problem. It argues many must be taught how to play, starting in childhood, noting growth in supervised playgrounds per the Mayground and Recreation Association’s annual report.

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The Squandered Year in Nurse Training Debates

A health column argues against a three year nursing program, urging two years as sufficient for competent care. It warns that extended training enriches institutions more than students, notes patient needs, and cites bias from professional bodies and hospital economics shaping nursing education.

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Resetting the Clocks by Glenn Frank at Sea

Glenn Frank discusses shipboard clock changes as a parable for east west civilization. He argues eastern reliance on spiritual values contrasts with western materialism and warns of cultural decline unless cross fertilization occurs within fifty years.

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Gaddingart and Chicago’s Wandering Fiddler Portraits

A fragmented Chicago travel essay fondly recalls the city’s hustle and its iconic figures. It contrasts Broadway glamour with Prairie Avenue decline, notes taxi drivers like Absalom, and laments aging streets while praising lakefront vistas and Chicago’s enduring, restless charm.

Uncle Wiggily's Magic Garden Is Told By Garis

Uncle Wiggily and Mrs Toad discuss Old Toad’s happiness after his jumpity jump ride. Old Toad is an aged hopper who can no longer croak or catch flies, but the rubber-tamed ride lets him bounce. The scene sets up future adventures as Mr Longears plans to visit Old Toad.

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Uncle Wiggily A Magic Garden for Old Toad

Abe Martin could hop but rheumatism stops him. Uncle Wiggily sees Old Toad's weed garden and plans a magic garden with a colorful supply from Mrs Twistytail to cheer the ancient hopper. The tale foreshadows a next story about Uncle Wiggily and the queer flowers.

Governess entangles romance amid a missing paper

Patricia Wentworth presents Mary Les, engaged to Roger Mooring, infiltrating Sir George Peterson's household as governess. A web of deceit follows as a stolen diamond, a drugged coffee, and a missing code message collide, with Mary fleeing, disguising as Marion Brown, and rekindling danger as she seeks aid from Ethan Messenger and Miss Angela while facing a broken engagement.

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UNCLE RAY'S CORNER IN FAMED COLOGNE

Uncle Ray tours Cologne Germany visiting its cathedral and World Press Exposition highlights. He notes twin spires, 110 foot height, and exhibits showing medieval printer looks and innovative presses from Switzerland to the United States. He mentions the London Times copy flown in and a League of Nations press built for an American firm.

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Burroughs Nature Club Notes 1928 Q&A

The column invites readers to send nature questions to the Nature Notes Dept. It includes questions on bird behavior and identification, porcupine young, enclosed specimens, ivy flowering, and starting begonias from cuttings. Answers reference black throated blue warbler, Itea crenata, and begonia growth tips.

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