Literary Leaders Scoff at Factory Teaching Method
Chicago December 30 AP manufacturing methods are used to turn bakers candy makers into literary artists says authors at the Modern Language Association meetings. University courses and mail order programs that promise fame at home are denounced as fads undermining true art. Critics accuse university teachers of stepping over literature and warn that many aspiring writers face disillusion instead of true happiness in writing.
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Chicago
Modern Language Association of America
Christopher Morley
William. Matchea
Would be Writer Sees Milton Compare Pay To Draft
A fragmented remark reflects a would be writer comparing his earnings to John Milton. It notes Milton earned 35 for a work while the writer contemplates getting 200 for thousands of words, illustrating early career anxieties about artistic value and compensation.
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Milton
Lane Beresford Wedding Christmas Day in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Wilda Williamson Beresford formerly of Independence and Avery E Lane wed Christmas Day in the parsonage of Rev TM Jayne at St Pauls Methodist in Cedar Rapids The bride a 1920 Buchanan county graduate taught in local schools She recently worked in taxelling near Central City The groom from Urbana ended his schooling in 1920 and studied at Cedar Falls and Cornell Mount Vernon He works at the State Bank of Central City The note mentions Notre Dame alumni play Mrs Briges in the Poultry Yard at Albeton theatres and lists many local names The Christmas welfare drive reports 43 families aided by Lydia Timry with church groups supplying food clothing and cheer
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Independence, Ja
Wilda Williamson Beresford
Independence
Avery E. Lane
Brida
William Willamson
Buchanan County
Central City
Urbana
Cedar Falls
Cornell
Mount Vernon
Benton Schoala
State Bank of
TM. Jayne
St Paul's Methodist
Cedar Rapids
Alumni Association of Notre Dame Semingly
Baptist Church
Presbyterian Church
King
Alsel
Gunsion Auxiliary
Methodist Church
Ames and Area Aid Initiative Amid Holiday Help Drive
A community outreach effort assisted families with needs for shoes and food as volunteers from the Rotary Club donated funds. A new Lexington law firm formed by Paul J. Smith and Lee Mulloy consolidated practices with Smith moving offices. The visit of T J Cernin of Lexington to Ames follows a busy week, while the Thauny Male Choir is set to perform at the high school Lyceum in March. Over 1,900 4H club members statewide contributed to the youth program.
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Paul J, Smith
Lee Mulloy
Mr. Smith
Fine Tures
Lee Malla
East Malystra
Smith
M. W. Harmon
L. W. Adams
L. W. Adams Grocery On East’ Shy Street, So Singer Visita Here, T. J. Cernin
Laxington
Ealrtet
Junior short course held at Town State College yesterday
A brief note indicates the junior short course was conducted at Town State College yesterday, with participation by attendees from the college and local juniors seeking instruction and practice.
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Town’ State College
Merchants to Gift First 1926 Johnson County Baby
Iowa City merchants plan gifts for Johnson county's first baby of 1926. Selections range from clothing to photo records, with one merchant promising a daily quart of milk for two weeks. The effort reflects local holiday goodwill and community support for newborns in the new year.
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Jowa City
Johnson County
Iowa City
Long Walks End With Ed Ward Casey Arrest
Fort Madison dispatch reports Ed Ward Casey made a mile and a half long walk prompting authorities to detain him. The incident, described as curiosity driven, led to Casey’s arrest as of December 30.
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Fort Madison
Ed Ward Casey
No Extra Charge for Delivery New Year Message
A brief notice promises no extra delivery charge and says orders will be ready tonight until 9 o clock on Thursday All day recipients are wished a prosperous and happy new year in this festive message
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Minnesota
New York
Rome
California
Baldwins
Washington
Waterloo
Levinians
New Railroad Bridge Worker Hid Moonshine Bar
Police solved a case after catching a man with moonshine in his pocket near Santa Fe bridge. He operated a hip pocket bar for railroad workers on the new bridge site, Colles said. Casey paid 48 dollars and was released. Newark dispatch notes odd contrast with coffee offers after a long walk by evangelist Staupy Butz in New York’s metropolitan area.
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Santa Fe Bridge
Colles
Casey
Newark
N. J
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Staupy” Butz
New York
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