Evening Courier Ad Rates and Policy Notices
Daily except Sunday edition details its address and staff, subscription prices, and advertising rules. It lists management names Jona Hartman and Jackson McCoy, outlines payment terms, mileage rates for mail delivery, and warns against fraudulent or war-influencing ads. Also notes Associated Press rights and bureau membership.
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Public park plan honors aviation pioneers at Roosevelt field
John D. Rockefeller and other prominent figures buy 10 acres at Roosevelt field to convert it into a public park. The piece recalls Lindy’s takeoff and urges future monuments to aviation achievements, including Alcock and Brown and the Wright brothers, with Spirit of St. Louis already housed in the Smithsonian.
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Col. Lindbergh
America
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United States Army
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Wright Brothers
Pan American plan for Columbus memorial lighthouse
The Pan American union sponsors a memorial lighthouse in Santo Dontingo to honor Christopher Columbus. Architects in 56 countries receive competition rules for a design featuring a 40 foot high mound, a chapel, a museum, and a residence within a 2500 acre park. The project includes an air port with a mile long runway and docks.
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Pan-American Union
Christopher Columbus
Santo Dontingo
Santo Domingo
America
Dawn of life pushed back by new Cambrian finds
Geologists reexamine Cambrian rocks and vivid marine fossils found in Australia. Sir Edgeworth David’s colorful specimens suggest life may date earlier than the previously estimated 500 million years, potentially adding another 100 million years to the dawn of life.
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Australia
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Veteran G A R drummer offers two health rules at town fair
The 90-year-old MecGehen of Atlantic prescribes love yourself and eat plenty of vegetables. He says following these boosts health and longevity, noting regular sleep and avoiding body abuse as with a precious machine. Some doubt the vegetable rule but his words stress care for health and mind.
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Modeling the End of the Model T Era
The passage contends that civilized peoples face health declines and shorter lifespans due to rich concentrated foods. It jokes about the twilight of the Model T era and bets on its last departure from highways, suggesting a long legacy for the vehicle.
Ultraviolet Windows And Health Tips From Dr Brady
Health column by W D Brady discusses sun parlor glare and UV light. It notes high cost of UV transmitting glass, praises a John Hopkins suggestion for a replaceable cellophane ultraviolet window, and warns against violet ray devices while answering reader questions on molasses safety shaving brush sterilization and cataract treatment.
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The Old Liberalism by Glenn Prank
Glenn Prank president of the University of Wisconsin argues that old liberalism, once a force for religious private judgment political suffrage and labor organizing, is now a liability. He says its three core beliefs—human rationality, automatic social progress, and science for liberation—are disproved by experience and that progress requires deliberate leadership and effort.
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Gadding By ey By 0 0 McINTYRE Los Angeles Aug 30
A vivid columnistic travel sketch from Los Angeles describes the city’s mix of zeal and quackery, notes on Pershing Square encounters, the wave of booster culture, and the surreal scene on Wilshire Boulevard along with humorous vignettes of locals and a running mock tale of Uncle Wigglily and Gup the horse. The piece contrasts LA’s optimism with its spectacle of fads and radio mysticism.
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Uncle Wiggily and Bunty's Cushion
Howard R. Garis recounts Uncle Wiggily hiding under burdock as Gup the horse and the Cow Bird perched on a barbed wire fence discuss the tail thinning. The rabbit overhears the exchange and notes the Cow Bird asks for no hairs from Gups tail while the horse laments loss of hairs.
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Gup and Cow Bird Agree In Odd Exchange
In a quirky dialogue the Cow Bird jokes about stashing items and promises to repay Gup next summer by perching and scratching sensitive spots. Gup accepts the odd deal with a cautious nod as fall and winter approach.
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Ciphered clues drive Mally toward Varney in Wentworth tale
In a Sir George Mooring household plot, governess Mally Lee unveils a cipher in a crossword puzzle core that points to a danger linked to Paul Craddock. Ethan Messenger decodes a message key using Constantinople. The note names Varney and Pedro Ruiz as suspects as danger escalates.
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England
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Trip into the country with a German auto racer
Uncle Ray describes leaving Berlin for Zossin in a bid to enjoy open air. He meets a long distance auto racer who spoke English and has crossed parts of the Sahara by car. The two discuss travels and a potential joint trip to Vienna, but Ray must depart for Holland before his boat.
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New York Times
Jersey
Zossin
Germany
Pye
Hunegary
Spain
Denmark
England
Sahara
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Vienna
Holland
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Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
Answers from 1923 Nature Notes column discuss wood thrushes singing by day, the existence of a toothache tree, and why Indian meat boxes contain white webby things. Readers learn about swallow tails and terms like wolverine origin, plus how large sea turtles are captured alive using hooks and the remora as a helper.
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