Waterloo Evening Courier front page masthead and policy note
The Waterloo Evening Courier lists publication details and staff, noting ownership by W.W. Hartman Co and editors Jerkeon McCoyiver and Hartman. It includes subscription rates, advertising policies, and wire services, with Associated Press and United Press affiliations and notice of paid advertising terms.
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W.W. Hartman Co
Corner Park Ave
Sohn G. Hartman
Jerkeon McCoyiver
Cartier
Waterloo
Town
Associated Press
United Press
International News
Benbercy
Asaociated Press
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Kibo
Wurean
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angele Risea
Story
Brooks & Fintey
Reform of Crime Policy and Trial Procedures
The piece argues for addressing crime by social reform and education rather than punishment. It questions current jury trials and calls for expanding judicial powers, appointive judges, and limiting defense immunities to curb crime. Strong emphasis on judge’s role and possible jury system changes.
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America
Departments of Justice
Lindbergh Finishes 14th Flight of Tour in Havana
Col Lindbergh landed the Spirit of St Louis in Havana completing the last of 14 flights to 15 countries on his tour of Mexico Central America and the Caribbean. In two months he flew 8295 miles in 100 hours 32 minutes, with Department of Commerce figures noting odds for such a journey and highlighting Lindbergh's exceptional skill and reliability in emergencies.
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Lindy
Imis
Washington era myth busters and field tests blend
Washington is reexamined as a human figure, not a myth. The piece critiques biographical distortions, praising a relatable portrait over idealized sainthood, and notes ongoing agricultural soil moisture and crop trials guided by new mulching methods. It references Parson Weems and later writers shaping Washington’s image.
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Beduce
Gem. Com
Philadelphia Toquirery
London
L. H. Flint
Fed
Taal Department of Agriculture
WHAT A DERBY RETURNS FOR DETROIT NEWS
Derby hat revival teased by Detroit News as a feature on fashion lore. After weeks of study, researchers concede no clear link to a purported urban myth about a room used to remove rabbis.
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Detroit News
Teaching and learning hygiene with conditioned reflexes
The text discusses teaching animals and humans through conditioned reflexes, citing Russell and Pavlov. It explains how repeated association between stimuli and feeding creates learned responses, notes generational speedups in mice learning the bell, and warns against deception in education while endorsing patience and honesty.
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Bertrand Russell
Ww. W. Norton& Co. Ince
New York
T. P. Pavlov
Nils
Pavioy
Pavlov
America
Brady Health Column Reader Letter Responses
Readers submit questions on weight charts hair bleaching roller skating and Raynaud's disease with Dr Brady offering brief answers. Topics include a 26 year old person height and weight, bleaching linked to mental frailty, public rink health, and diathermy as treatment for Raynaud's disease. Responses request stamped self addressed envelopes for replies.
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Beneft
Benefelas
Br. Brady
William Brady
Diary of a modern Pepys in New York City
Diary entries from February recount strolling with actors and famous figures, cinema outings, and social observations in Manhattan. It notes the rise of beggars on streets near Bryant Park and mentions doorkeepers, blackmail schemes, and street characters like Dumdum on the Bowery.
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New York
Pepys
Jean Knott
St. Louis
Harken
London
Silyis
Uncle Wiggily and the Sweet Tree
Early Monday morning Baby Bunty and forty seven rabbits prepare for a field trip from Uncle Wiggily's hollow bungalow. The Lady Mouse Teacher waits as Uncle Wiggily sets out to find a sweet tree, while Baby Bunty asks where he is going.
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Baby ‘Bunty
Benny Rabbit
Box
Unele Wiggily
Hollow Stamps
Lady Mouse Tercher
Baby Bunty
Uncle
Mel’ S
Bunty
Uncle Wiggily and the Sweet Maple Quest
In a whimsical scene a group of bunny children and Uncle Wiggily meet in a woodland search for a sweet tree and a local maple treat. Mr. Longears checks his nose as Baby Bunty, Skipper, and Scooper hop toward the woods while Twistytail jokes, setting up a playful woodland pursuit.
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Baby Bunty
Skipper
Scooper
Mr. Longears
Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Toistytaih
Pig Rentleman
Uncle Wiggily Seeks Maple Sugar In Forest Tale
Abe Martin style tale follows Uncle Wiggily the rabbit as he searches a maple woods for sugar making sap. He taps a tree with a tin blower and awaits maple syrup, then hears a mysterious voice behind him promising tomorrow’s twist.
Miss Brown of X Y O By B Phillips Oppenheim
Miss Edith Brown a pretty stenographer finds herself on a doorstep amid dense fog when a wounded man Col. Dessiter hidden within a room dictates a dangerous tale. He warns of a deadly conspiracy and the danger to his life as he prepares to die. The scene shifts to a dramatic clash of past exploits and looming peril.
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Edith Brown
Miss Brown
Col. Dessiter
Andy
Fife
Warsaw
Dessiler
East
Dessiter
China
India
Afghanistan
Tne
Mergen
Altho
Lendan
Bagdad
Burroughs Nature Club Notes From 1828 Q&A Columns
Readers submit questions on rats birds eels and toads. Answers recall robin pest debates, horned toads Western lizards, melanism in raccoons, and cancer prize contests, noting experts doubt cures and warn against quack remedies.
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Mexico
Sven
Canada
Wirviack
Dlack Raccoon
St Valentine's Day origins and legends examined
UNCLE RAY explains there were two Saint Valentines but neither clearly ties to the modern day. He traces likely roots to a Norman word for gallant man and to the Roman Feast of Lupercalia, then describes medieval customs of exchanging tokens and drawing lots for valentines. Tomorrow, Valentine greetings.
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Valentine
Germany
Italy
England
Valentin
Uncle Ray
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