WATCR and Gary ABP Alporter Vol 71 Courier Brig
The dateline shows the AMD WATCR and Gary ABP Alporter Vol 71 issue from Waterloo with W. W. Harman Co. as publisher and John G. Hartman as president editor. It lists subscription prices, postal details, and credit to Associated Press news service. The notice includes advertising policies and payment terms.
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W. W. Harman Co. Courier
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
John CG. Hartman
Jackson McCoy
Carrer
Mril
Waterloo
Town
Associated Press
United Press International News
Audit Bureau of Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Fin Representatives
Waterloo smokeless heat plan urged for cleaner air
An editorial argues that estimating costs for a sewage plant is easier than curbing air pollution from smoke. It suggests a central heating system is unlikely soon and urges a well crafted smoke ordinance with clear enforcement responsibility to protect the public and ease business burdens.
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Waterloo
Witchcraft beliefs drive murder case in Pennsylvania towns
Pennsylvania police bring three men to court over a murder tied to witchcraft. Investigations reveal widespread witchcraft superstition in York and Lancaster counties with coroner noting many residents’ belief in witches.
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Pennsylvania
Bar
York
Lancaster
City of
Press of
Louisiana execution chaos prompts reform demand
In Louisiana on the eve of two scheduled executions a sheriff faced confusion amid interlocking clemency and writs. Parole board, governor, and four associate justices issued conflicting orders and reprieves, highlighting systemic fault and calls for swift judiciary and executive reform to avoid future predicaments.
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Louisiana
Parole Board
Supreme Court
Gov. Long
Commonwealth
Iowa School of Religion Proposed at State University
Dr. George F. Kay of the University of Iowa proposes a school of religion at the tax-supported State University. The program would be nonsectarian and unlike denominational colleges, though it would mark a novelty in this setting.
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Iowa
School OF Religion
George F. Kay
State University of Iowa
Kay
Dean Kay’s religious school gains nationwide notice
Dean Kay’s plan grows from religious field contacts to a new school within the college of liberal arts. The venture funds professors by faith groups, emphasizes scholarship, and aims to offer future degree credit and graduate work while welcoming all beliefs.
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School of Religion
College of Liberal Arts
Kay
The Last Brady Symphony and a New Year Confession
A personal health column links the Third Brady Symphony to modern mobility, admitting years of inaction and declining fitness. The author vows a New Year fitness plan embracing daily symphony practice, light running, and a return to regular exercise while inviting readers to join.
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Park Meadow Drive
Adenoid Enlargement In Infancy and Medical Advice
A mother asks about adenoids in a three month old and whether mouth breathing will cause future issues. The answer notes adenoids can appear in infants but stresses consulting a family doctor over specialists and cautions against overreliance on infant welfare clinics. It also mentions cosmetic birthmark treatment with early radium yields better results.
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Ooby Health Center
W. T.y
Paper From Cornstalks by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues that cornstalk fiber could yield newspapers and magazines, reducing wood shortages while boosting agricultural income. He envisions farmers expanding from food production to industrial raw materials, creating new income streams and strengthening farm prosperity amid industrial growth.
Amateurs Flood New York Theatrical World With Manuscripts
About 10 000 manuscripts of plays arrive weekly at New York producers desks and many more are sent to literary agents and manuscript doctors. The article notes most are hopeless, with a few potentials, and emphasizes the need for stage technique and copyright protection. It also highlights the wide geographic origin and the harsh odds against amateur writers.
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New York
California
Ins
Rialto
Uncle Wiggily's Party Twist
Lulu Wibblewobble invites Uncle Wiggily to a surprise party at his hal low stump bungalow. Uncle Wiggily doubts the surprise, while Lulu insists the party is for someone else and reflects on a past surprise.
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Lulu
Uncle Wiggily
Uncle Wiggily plans chocolate cake surprise for Lulu
Abe Martin notes a quirky tale with Uncle Wiggily planning a chocolate cake surprise for Lulu as Nurse Jane helps bake. The scene blends whimsy with a hinted party plot, ending with a tease of the next chapter and a wartime deer hurlers counterpoint from Springfield Sun.
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Lulu
Iuskrat
Janie
Uncle
Fuzzy Wuzzy
Mr. Longears
Gulu
Rabbit
Jare
Uncle Wlegily
Nurse Jane
Uncle Wiggily
Nurse Tane
Mr Longears
Liv
Fortunate Wayfarer enfrenta perilous pursuit and marriage
A tale of Martin Barnes who inherits 80000 pounds from Lord Aldrington and marries Laurita to shield her from legal peril. En route, Barnes confronts Graunt and Porte, overcomes a nighttime abduction, then escapes with Laurita as pursuers falter and depart.
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Miartin Barnes
Lord Aldrington
Gereld Guarnham
Ardrington
Barnes
Blanche Banningham
Garnes
Solomon Graunt
Victor Parle
Laurita
Porle
Porte and
Graunt
Marlin
Snow and blizzards from Uncle Rays Corner
Uncle Rays Corner explains snow forms in cold air at any latitude and can pile up to 30 to 40 feet in Yellowstone. It notes how snow to water varies by freshness, recounts a Minnesota blizzard experience, and mentions Eskimos and sheep using snow for shelter.
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South America
Equator
North Pole
North America
Yellowstone Park
Nature Notes Questions Answered On Hibernation Mink Color
Burroughs Nature Club notes from 1928 pose general-interest questions on nature subjects. Answers discuss hibernation timing and physiology, mink and weasel winter colors, and fish hawk feeding effects, with references to turtles and longevity, in a concise Q&A style.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin CO
Cappright
Nature Notes Dept
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