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High Precepts in Coolidge Havana Speech on Pan Americanism
President Coolidge, addressing the Pan American conference in Havana, outlines the growth and potential of pan American brotherhood, the press role, and communication. He emphasizes democracy, peace, and equality among nations, while noting Nicaragua and Mexico relations as less emphasized facets. Critics may question the gap between words and actions toward Latin American nations.
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Havana
Association
New World Brotherhood
Nicaragua
United States
Opera vs Jazz in Vienna and Rural Air Mail Debate
A column contrasts Vienna opera musicians turning to jazz and the resulting tensions with management, noting vaunted but meager pay and potential resignations. It also discusses U S Rural Air Mail expansion, a bill authorizing lower postage rates, broader mall agreements, and route development including Iowa towns.
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Post Office Department
Air Mail
New York
Chicago
West Coast
Northwest
Department
Waterloo
Iowa
Congress
House Committee On
Ketly
Pennsylvania
Truth and patriotism in American history debates
A writer questions the American Historical Association amid fears historians may overstate patriotism. He argues for strict fidelity to facts and stresses that credible history should be written by specialists and withstand unprejudiced scrutiny, citing Wilson as international-minded yet patriotic.
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American Historical Association
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Frostbite Three Degrees Like Burns In Cold Exposure
Personal Health Service explains frostbite as three sizes of injury, akin to burns. First degree frostbite reddens skin with smarting, tingling. second degree involves blisters. third degree is severe and rare. Treatments mirror burn care and depend on severity.
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Tory
Vicni
New York Night Life in Decline and Public Health Q&A
A 1928 New York column notes the decline of prostitution on the streets and park raids against indiscreet soliciting, describes frostbite and chilblain care with home remedies, and features reader questions on epilepsy diet nursing training and theatre lore. It also recalls Broadway veterans and the Brooklyn waterfront, ending with a curio on apartment living and fear of broken glass.
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Vieblin
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Central Office
Broadway
Bronx
Nod of the Mummy and Speed Limit Debate
Glenn Frank discusses the idea that civilization rests on learning from the dead and not merely leaning on them. A tale of two spinsters and a mummy serves as caution about overreliance on tradition. Burlington Gazette notes Mithizan removes rural speed limits, shifting focus to reckless driving and situational danger.
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Burlington Gazette
Mithizan
Michigan
The Most Dangerous Man at Liberty
The piece argues that a person capable of murder is not truly sane. It claims insanity hinges on recognizing murder as wrong, noting a real mad mind would lack such awareness and merely react superficially to an offense.
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Circulauois
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Hreo
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
Gan Pratlees
Story
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Representatives
Jefferson Beet
Liberty
Uncle Wiggily's Scicle Dance rs
One cold morning Uncle Wiggily leaves his hollow stump bungalow to seek a jolly adventure. Nurse Jane Fuzai Wuzzy, busy with chores, cannot join but wishes him well as he treks toward a sunny dell with bubbling spring and mossy logs.
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Nurse Jane
Unele
Uncle Wiggily Dances With Icicle Friends Fairy Glade Adventure
Uncle Wiggily the rabbit joins dancing icicles in a snowy glade as the wind moves the frozen slivers. A fox lurks nearby but is thwarted when sharp icicles strike. The rabbit is saved and returns home to share the tale with his wife and Nurse Jane.
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Rabbit
Andra
Mr. Longears
Icicles
Uncle
Atvo
Uncle Wiggly
Fairy Glen
Jane
Uncle Wigglly
Class Vote Puzzle: Uncle Rays Corner Contest
Pupils are urged to vote on their favorite heroes with a school class ballot. Readers pick five heroes from a list including Zadison, Marconi, Lindbergh, Ford, the Prince of Wales, and others or nominate authors, and mail five choices to Ramon Coffman, editor.
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Zadison
Marconi
Lindbergh
Ford
the Prince of Wales
King George
President Coolidge
Mussolini
Lloyd George
Ramon Coffman
Uncle Ray's Corner
Notable mischief talk on Hoover and Wilson outlook
Abe Martin quips that a man will be handy if she harms her husband. Squire Marsh Swallow notes Mrs Lafe Bud's granddad has gone crazy. Jake Bentley from Uday praises Herbert Hoover as one of Woodrow Wilson’s best discoveries, discussing political outlook.
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Squire Marsh Swallow
Fifty Years Ago in The Coarter
A 1878 Lettsville wood shortage sparks removal of railroad wood pile after nightly raids. Waterloo shows farmers day activity with many teams across streets. Sam Shilliam buys 241 hogs for $2,714, Sessler pork plant burns for $30,000, Red Jacket engine fights blaze saving smoke and ice houses. Susan B. Anthony visits Logan House for lecture engagement.
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Lettsville
Muscatine County
Waterloo
Sam Shil- Yiam
S. Sessler
Red Jacket
Sessler
Blizzard Toll Shapes Forty Years Of Icebound News
Forty years ago the midwest faced a record blizzard that paralyzed Dakota, Minnesota, and Nebraska. Dozens froze to death including a teacher and pupil near Ellisville. Rescue trains used rope guides between poles. rail lines blocked and crews endured freezing conditions. Notable feats include fireman Frank H. Fkent's eight mile march through snow. Local reports note a new sea lion whistle at the waterworks and a heavy assessment tour while Dr. C. HM Horton dies at 43 after illness.
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Middlewest
Dakota Territory
Minnesota
Nebraska
Faulkton
D. T
Ella Lamar
Ellisville
Austin
Balaton
Vilas
Waterloo
Timais
Frank H. Fkent
Court House
Waterloo elects Pickett for congress in 1908 race
Twenty years ago on January 15 1908 Charles E Pickett a leading Waterloo lawyer and C W Mullan partner announced his Republican candidacy for congress. The item also notes social moves of residents Mrs Rohde and Mr Rohde traveling to Council Bluffs for a reception and midwinter East High School graduates Alta Young Helene Barhett May Wangler Miriam McCune Elsa Taylor and Cora Rector. Dr William A Quayle of Chicago will lecture February 3 at Grace M E Church, a passage about his oratorical power and a later note about Bishop Quayle. News from former Gov Horace Boles ill in El Paso Texas says he is improving. Mr and Mrs Smith Bradley and daughter Vera head to Hot Springs Arkansas for winter, O J Valetrbine of Clarksville buys Will Barrett residence on Mulberry Street and plans to move Feb 1. two of his daughters have been attending Waterloo Business College and graduate this winter.
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C. R. Rohde
Council Bluffs
East High School
Alta
Young
Helene Bar Hett
May Wangler
Miriam McCune
Elsa Taylor
Cora Rector
Valetrbine
Clarksville
Will Barrett
Mulberry Street
Waterloo Business College
Burroughs Nature Club Questions and Answers 1928
Readers submit inquiries on brain fever birds deer antlers and ship pulling sharks. Answers note house rats nest sites and a green fruit parrot resemblance, blue jay brood patterns, and a blue jay nesting timeline with regional variations.
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