Wateroo Evening Courier 1878 Coal Article Opinion Piece
In a Waterloo Evening Courier excerpt, editors discuss coal conservation and future shifts in coal use. The piece notes 97 percent of coal currently used for heat and power with little byproduct recovery and forecasts a future where 10 percent fuels heat and 90 percent becomes materials. It cites coal gas, wood alcohol from coal and water, and derivatives like Lakelite as pivotal in industrial change.
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Air Mail Route Would Benefit Cedar Rapids and Nearby Cities
The Post Office declines extending air mail to Cedar Rapids Waterloo and Mason City though supporters argue future growth, long-haul use and feeder routes justify trials. No heavy rail style investment needed just landing fields beacons and hangars. towns should promote their advantages ahead of potential itinerary changes.
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Waterloo
Mason City
Towa
British Agriculture and Politics in an Economic Crisis
An editorial excerpt discusses Britain and the United States facing farm problems and political limits on relief. It notes leaders like Guinness and Jardine powerless to satisfy agriculturists, with references to Baldwin’s 1994 election missteps and unemployment cures being hard to deliver.
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Catholic judge's stand on Supreme Court proves nation’s integrity
Fragmented OCR appears to discuss Catholic justices on the U.S. Supreme Court, praising their integrity and lack of prejudice while criticizing reactions to religious bias. It references Teddy, the White House, and the Senate in a federal-issues tone. The text is garbled but centers on judge qualities and public perception.
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Ann
White House
Senate
United States
Ehtief Pacers
Ena
Soonerson and Jackson
Public Health Satire on Resuscitation Efforts in New Jersey
A veterinary prose critique by Dr William Brady mocks New Jersey resuscitation antics. It scorns public service campaigns, ambulance delays, and fire department theatrics while praising the Schaefer method and urging basic training for laypeople and professionals alike.
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Tie
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Questions and Answers on Worms and Remedies
A reader asks about worms in a child from contact with pets and safe remedies. The adviser warns against unsafe tonics, emphasizes hygiene and hand washing, and notes pets can carry worms but children can still have pets with proper care. Additional Qs cover dog bite first aid and unsuitable foods. mercurochrome is acceptable but not essential. general guidance favors medical treatment and clean practices.
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Adult Education A Fear By GLENN PRANK
A 1928 essay argues against overorganizing the adult education movement. It warns that excessive structure risks stifling innovation, urging education as a life long process beyond schools and degrees. The piece cites concerns about vested academic interests and the need for practical, imaginative approaches.
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University of Wisconsin
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Orig
New York Notebook Echoes Nightlife and Street Scenes
A 1920s New York dispatch mixes vignettes from theatres and streets with portraits of figures like Billy de Beck and Vincent Lopez. It notes photographers courting visitors, a premiere missing wash stands, grim lodging houses, and a weary press life chasing stories amid smoky rooms and glamor.
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Leon Friedman
Holland Tunnel
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Oscar
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Florida
Lke
Nevada
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Narcotic Squad
Northern Spy Apples
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Columbus Circle
Uncle Wigilly and the Ivory Ball Tale of a Bear and rabbits on Candlemas Day
Uncle Wigilly and Eski the North Pale rabbit visit the Bear who awakens on Candlemas Day. The Bear asks about his shadow as the trio wonders what will happen next. Eski volunteers to help, and the scene mixes curiosity with playful doubt about a lunch of rabbit ears.
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Ester
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Bear and Eski Outwit Bear in Gazinta Tale
Abe Martin spins a fable where Bear debates spring and shadows with Uncle Wigglily and Eski the Eskimo rabbit. Eski performs a trick with an ivory ball and gavinta, the Bear’s misfire prompting a hasty escape by the two rabbits while mischief lingers over shadow lore.
Golden Youth A Novel excerpt Hartman veranda scene
In a dark Hartman veranda Jerry scolds Todd for drinking and questions his love for a rich French woman. Todd admits money rules her affection, confessing an obsession beyond love. Tiffany then proposes an elopement, offering escape and protection, and Jerry contemplates a dramatic leap toward happiness as the chapter ends.
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Hartman Veranda
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Mike Todd
Hades Express
Walt
Jory
Erry
Crusader
Tiffany
The Moons of Jupiter Explain Wonders Of The Sky
Uncle Rays Corner explains that Mars has two moons and Jupiter has nine observable moons. The piece notes Mercury and Venus show no moons, Mars moons orbit in under nine hours and are about seven miles across. It describes Jupiter as 1300 times Earth in size and very hot with dim light, suggesting possible dimly lit life on one moon.
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Metropolis
Jupiter
Earth
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Uncle Ray
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Thy Boot 1923
Burroughs Nature Club opens a Q and A page inviting readers to ask about nature subjects. Readers asked about catbirds helpers on farms, hats and blindness, and Bethlehem star. answers to sleep patterns and insect issues are provided with partial detail and historical references.
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Star of Bethlehem
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