The Man in Industry and the Welfare Case
In Waterloo a factory executive appears as a focal point for work, wealth, and public perception. An impoverished girl relying on welfare faces a dilemma when aid is denied for having a steady job. The piece argues for higher wages and healthier working conditions as more direct, lasting poverty relief. It urges employers to balance fair pay with social responsibility to uplift society and reduce dependence on charity.
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Waterloo
Tim
Iat Ia
Vox Pop
Sap
The Harding papers and a parolee murder case
The piece notes the destruction of President Harding letters by his widow and questions the loss of historical records. It discusses a Massachusetts murder case where a parolee is accused of smothering a girl, arguing for public access to facts about criminals on parole to inform democratic opinion.
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Harding
Te Library of Congress
Mgr. Marding
Venne
de Mertuis
Massachusetts
Vermont
Milwaukee probation results spark debate on leniency
A survey cited by Milwaukee editors shows 80 percent of offenders on probation reform, yet critics note Milwaukee courts are famed for strict penalties and prompt prosecutions. The item questions organization of large groups and hints at broader political implications.
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Milwsaukee
Des Moines
Lberty
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Posson
Blood pressure basics and physiology from Dr Brady
In this health column Dr Brady explains blood pressure and circulation, detailing systole and diastole, arterial elasticity, and pulse pressure. He notes the need for a foundation in physiology before addressing symptoms of high blood pressure and invites readers to join the health class.
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Linus
Imust
Harrow
Howel
Gieblund
Spindrift A Novel Of The Great Lakes
Synopsis of Spindrift portrays Captain Carl Garrison released from prison after being blamed for Olaf Thornberg murder aboard the yacht Norseman. He hides amnesia while aiding a dog and works with Old Cant Needham who helps him become John Goodheart. He falls for Janet Needham as he regains memory and faces threats from blackmailing associates during a perilous coastal struggle.
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Carl Garrison
Olaf Thornberg
Thorn' Pare
John Cdheart
Garrison
Jatey X Needham
Confrontation on the Dock Between Goodheart and Haines
In a tense scene on the dock at Fairport, Goodheart threatens Haines after a confrontation about spying. Haines is assaulted and cast into shallow water as Goodheart warns him to stop further trouble. The encounter ends with a grim warning that more violence may follow.
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Charlies City
Goodheart
Wardens
Staines
Fairport
Dye
Haines
Hel
Met
Susy Staes
Ores
Uncle Wiggily and the Gold Fish
A Howard Garis tale follows a golden porcelain dish famed for beauty and household mischief. The gold dish often graced a snowy tablecloth until a kitchen mishap altered its fate.
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Uncle Wiggily and the Gold Fish
Howard R. Garis
Uncle Wiggily Seeks Gold Edge Dish In Woods
In a foxed tale Uncle Wiggily finds a gleaming edge of a golden dish beneath leaves. He pockets the fragment hoping his rabbit friends will pretend it is a full treasure set. A Bob Cat notices the edge and misreads the find amid forest play.
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Wiggily
Uncle
Mr. Longear
Wigguy
Santos
Uncle Wighily
Bob Cat
Cinele
Bob
Tam
How the Wild Turkey Got Its Name in History
Scholars debate the origin of the name turkey and note it arose from early encounters in the Americas. The article traces turkey sightings from Mexico to Canada, describes wild and tame populations, mating rituals, nesting, and early life stages of young birds.
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Sane
Turkey
New World
Cortez
Mexico
Canada
United States
Dominion
Colorado
Texas
Missouri
Florida
Pennsylvania
Readers’ letters invite ideas for new tiles in Corner
Readers of the Corner are invited to write to Uncle Ray with story preferences and ideas for new tiles. The column explains questions about ancientBabylon and Egyptian burial customs noting terraced Hanging Gardens and early offerings with food imagery and grave goods.
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Uncle Ray
Law
Babylonia
Dorothea Rotten
Uncle Wigily and the Broken Gold Dish
A fragmentary tale shows Uncle Wigily thwarting the Bob Cat thief who tried to steal a broken gold dish. The stolen plate proves worthless, and the bunny children mock the robber as he flees, learning a moral about timeliness and honesty.
Burroughs Nature Club Qs and Answers Column
Readers submit questions on nature topics to the Nature Notes Dept. Answers discuss cuckoos, bayberry candles, parrot mating, cuttlefish and octopus use in different regions, with brief notes on behavior, anatomy, and culinary uses. The column preserves a rustic, instructional tone and references agricultural and zoological sources.
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Nature Notes
Florida
Wakefield Ancestral Home Recalled For 200th Birthday
The article notes Wakefield, the ancestral home neglected until President Coolidge's visit, accessible by land only with difficulty and not by water. Advertising has drawn over a thousand visitors monthly, boosting plans for the 1932 two hundredth anniversary celebration.
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Wakefield
Creomulsion Advertises Cough Remedy
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a preferred creosote cough remedy. It claims relief for persistent coughs colds bronchitis and related throat troubles with a money back guarantee if not relieved after following directions.
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Creomulsion Company
Atlanta
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