The Long Trail and the Roosevelt Memorial Feature
A Waterloo newspaper page notes a bronze plaque dedication in New York City at the Hotel Roosevelt honoring T. R with a Darling illustration showing Roosevelt on a horse and hat raised. Opinion columns discuss Senator Brookhart Bowmen and evolving future man faces, with reflections on political risk and evolutionary progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Roosevelt
New York City
T. R
Yowa
J. N. Darling
Roosevelt
Interwell
Sorghum
Ghum
Washgton
IOWA EDITORS On Recognition and Community Roles
A collection of editorials from Cedar Rapids Gazette Newton News and Council Bluffs Nonpareil discusses Iowa pride, social standing for agriculture, and the appeal of national economic sectors. It contrasts public perception of farmers with calls for equal status and critiques letter writers to criminals while considering county prisoner labor and fiscal impacts.
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W. H
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Unis
Yark
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Representatives
Rolfe Arrow
Cedar Rapids
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Highlights and Questions
1925 Burroughs Nature Club Notes discuss insect checks beyond birds, hawks nests and farmer impact, with historical references to 1935 87 Pennsylvania bounty for dead hawks and owls, and notes on grain losses and natural checks. The fragment signals quiz style Q and A on insects, fungi, and field crops.
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Pennysylvania
MOLES AND LIVER SPOTS AND CARE ADVICE
The article explains benign moles or nevi, their appearance, and when to remove them. It discourages self treatment, notes cancer risk with color changes, and favors surgical excision with surrounding skin. Other options include electrolysis, fulguration, diathermy, X-ray, and carbon dioxide freezing, only by a physician.
Night on the Norséman Aboard a Drifting Quest
Captain Carl Garrison escapes prison during a storm at sea aboard the yacht Norséman. He hunts for the truth of his employer Thorn berg's murder as rain, lightning, and darkness obscure the lake. John Goodheart and Janet navigate peril, raising hopes and fighting fear as a distant glimmer may reveal a hidden peril.
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Carl Garrison
Olaf ‘Hormberr
Needham
John Goodheart
John
Jakn
Janet
Mariner
Night on the lake ends in a perilous discovery
Exhausted, the boat fights forward as a eerie glow reveals a rafted figure clinging to posts. Janet and Goodheart witness a white hand thrust from the water and fear grips them as a pale child’s arm appears before darkness returns. The girl calls to Ted to hold on, and the scene ends with a cliffhanger.
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Wanderer
John
Cap'n Needham
Goodheart
Eslliven
Sam Faxson
Janet
Ashe
Ted
Abe Martin Says Dayton Plan Faces Slow Money Rise
A humorous local quip notes the Dayton plan to raise funds moves slowly toward wealth, urging patience and suggesting quick riches are unrealistic while traffic and town life bear the strain. The speaker pokes fun at impatient schemes and the drive toward success in downtown affairs.
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Dayton
Uncle Wiggily and Tommie's Mistake
Uncle Wiggily departs the Bow Wow family after a prolonged visit, intending to return to his hollow stump bungalow. He worries the young pups Topter Scooter Nimble Bimbtle Jingle and Jangle will want their daddy home for Christmas and contemplates the journey home.
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Uncle Wiggily
Goodby
Bow Wow
Mr. Long
Rabbit
Topter
Scooter
Nimble
Bimbtle
Jingle
Jangle
Christma
Uncle Wiggily and the Red Fox Squirrel visit Tommie Kat
In a breezy village scene Uncle Wiggily visits Tommie Kat who learns a Red Fox Squirrel invites play. Grandma Kat and Tommie discuss a possible fox threat as Chitter the Red Fox Squirrel extends an invitation to Joie and Tommie to join him outside.
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Mr. Longears
Tommie
Mrs. Kat
Grandma Kat
Uncle Wixgily
Kittie
Joie
Mr. Loensears
Grandma At
Pussy Boy
Uncle Wisgily
New York Herald-Tribune
Tinele
Wang
Marie
Law
Uncle Wiggily
Grandma
Tal
Johnnie
Billie
Little Wox
Chitter
Jole
Uncle Wigstiy
Jose
Early steamboat pioneers and Robert Fulton's win
The article recalls Denis Papin’s early steam engine trials and the many inventors who pursued steamboat ideas before Robert Fulton. It notes John Fitch’s paddle and steam efforts, a 1780s Delaware River trial, and Fulton’s 1804 Hudson voyage from Hoboken to Albany at about four miles per hour.
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Robert Jenkins
Fulton
Robert
Hudson
Denis Papin
James Watt
Papin
Weser
Germany
Papin Wis
Atlantic
England
John Fitch
Sitch
Delaware River
Philadelphia
Burlington
Fitch
Robert Fulton
Hoboken
Albany
Diace
When Greek meets Greek explains clash of wits
A reader asks what the saying means and Erma Schafer answers that the old Greeks were clever, but when one Greek tried to outwit another, a sharp clash of brains resulted. The note invites letters from readers with name, age, address and school.
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Uncle Ray
Erma Schafer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waterloo
Conriie
Bowilan
Brookuary
Washington
Brookhart
Cummins
Bowman
Senate
Broathart
Red Grange
Sir Arthur Keith
Sir Arthur
Ul Jeast
Iowa
Council Bluffs
Florida
Talen
California
New York
Texas
Colorado
Newton News
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifplin
Oak Wood
Blue Gays Drive
William Brady, M.D
Ime
Moe
Newfoundland
Brody
William Grady
Buck
Yatta
Abe Martin
Howard R. Garis
Rus
Tommie Kat
Joia
Kitty Kat
Virgily
Kititie
United States
Java
Hongkong
Philippine Islands
Uncle
Fulion
Jeuaroy
Iisto
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