Waterlo o Evening Courier notices and editorial on air pollution
A Waterloo Evening Courier page contains a boilerplate masthead and notices, followed by an editorial rebuttal about air pollution and infant health. It argues smoke and dirty air harm babies, cites ultraviolet deficiencies in winter, and criticizes municipal authorities for inaction on public health safeguards. The piece references medical authorities and urges city action.
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America
Journal of the American Medical Society
States and Utilities and Europe Steel Output Contrast
State rights become a factor in Walshs probe of public utility mergers and securities, with a proviso to limit inquiry into intrastate operations. The piece notes Senate eagerness for investigations and reports Europe’s steel production surge, boosting global output while the US shows a modest decline.
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Walsh
Senate
Washington
Conference Will Define 1928 Political Issues At Iowa
Announcement says the sixth Commonwealth Conference at the University of Iowa this summer will reveal what the 1928 issues are and why. Notable authorities like Butler Hart Munro Hapgood and Lippman have been consulted, with summaries to be presented for voter consideration.
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University of Iowa
Soen
Srigles
Nicholas Murray Butler
Albert Bustuc Hart
W. B. Munro
Norman Hapgood
Walter Lippman
Immunity and aging doctors clash over resistance myths
The piece argues immunity to germs is positive and not eroded by wet feet or cold. It rejects old folk notions that exposure lowers resistance, explaining immunity is relative and preserved after building it, while doctors offer no magic protections beyond standard precautions.
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Gema
One Good Man In Four By Glenn Frank
A historical essay argues the four types of professors by character and what marks true success. It urges thinking, talking, and doing as a unity, praising the combined man who excels in all three. Includes a Hartford Courant note on home economics and federal waste.
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Europe
United States
America
England
Germany
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure
Synthete
William Osler
Weyon
Vie
Hartford Courant
Bureau of Home Reanomies
Washington
Federai
Bureau of Home Economies
Dservier
Civen
Woman’s Right to Smoke Questions Respectability
A reader argues that women have as much right as men to smoke and be seen as respectable. He admits he prefers non smoking but notes public opinion will shift once people grow accustomed to it. He also mentions a prior belief that smoking was similar to other accepted habits like coffee.
New York Style for Men Sparkles in City Fashion
The piece notes New York as a fashion center while many well dressed locals remain conservative. It cites Gene Markey of Chicago as well dressed, names Otto Kahn and Conde Nast among NYC stylists, and describes sartorial contrasts across districts and professions. It recalls Beatrice Lillie and Billy Patterson anecdotes from Broadway and Harlem nightlife.
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New York
Jan. Ji
America
Gene Markey
Chicago
Otto Kahn
Ray Long
Gene Buck
George Jean Nathan
Roy Howard
Conde Nast
Manhattan
Belasco
Ziegfeld
Broadway
Murray Hill
Congress
Beau Brumme
Harlem
Sixth Avenue
Thirtieth Street
Billy Patterson
Uncle Wiggily and the Igloo Adventure
Uncle Wiggily and Scooter flee the Bushy Bear into a snow hollow with Eskimo rabbit Eski. They plan to build an igloo using a knife to outsmart the bear while the North Pole visitor struggles to find his uncle’s burrow.
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Wiggily
Scooter
North Pole
Mr. Hare
Mr. Longeara
Eski
Eskimo igloo in a snowy rabbit adventure
Abe Martin style narration describes Eski Uncle Wiggily and Scooter building a snow block igloo to hide from a pursuing Bear. The rabbits cut and stack blocks, form a curved roof, and enter the snug shelter. A distant snuffling outside hints at ongoing danger as the story promises to continue.
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Wiggily
Scooter
Eski
Uncle Wwiggli
Uncle Wiggily
Harry
Stooter
Uncle Wigerly
Uncle Wigwily
Sleepy Bear
Golden Youth A Novel of the Younger Generation
Jerry Haines a flapper eyed as the top prospect for a rich match but Jack Tiffany plots while Todd Hickman charms her. Tiffany fears Jerry loves Todd and plots to keep control. Jerry faces divorce talk and a dilemma about marriage while Dick pressures a party scheme to trap Todd. Follow the ongoing melodrama in this serialized chapter.
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Jerry Haines
Jack Tiffany
Tiffany
Jerry
Todd Hickman
Mona French
Gald
Anu
Moon
Sid
Haines
Mr. Tiffany
Todd
Hickman Bay
Sher
Jack
Perry
Nate
Hickman
Dirk
Damon
Economy Speeches Spark Concern Over National Debt
Cincinnati Enquirer notes the Congressional Record prints in small type. Economists warn lengthy speeches could threaten fiscal stability and national finances amid rising deficits.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Burroughs Nature Club QandA Highlights
A 1923 nature questions column discusses wild birds, spiders, opossums, and lizards with answers previewed for tomorrow. It cites the Kansas City Times and Topeka Capital items on wildlife, fashion, and master farmers, reflecting a compact, period-voice roundup.
Uncle Rays Corner on Moon Eclipse Evidence Curved Earth Shadow
The article explains how lunar eclipses occur when Earth's shadow crosses the Moon. It notes the Moon’s orbit around Earth in about four weeks, and that eclipses happen two or three times yearly. It lists June 3 and November 26 as this year’s eclipse dates.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Hartman Go
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Carner Park Ave
Commercial Bt
Telephone Branch Exchange
Waterloo
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Oriculations
Phladelphia
Los Angeles
San
Ed Bodin
Plainfield
N. J
Jie
Mr. Bodin
Havana
Houston
Heflin
Hearst
Hotelling
Henry ¢Pord
Herbert. Hoover
Cetney
Personal Health Service
Wisband
H. G. Guy
Bimbo
Iim
F. H.W
Brady
Willam Brady
C. O. Melek
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
McIntyre
Gallipolis
Journal
Fourteenth Street & Movie
Beatrice
Lilile
Miss Lillie
Algonquin
London
Hy Howard R. Garis
Ling
Tsar
Ver
Pisa
Abe Martin
Nicaraugy
Claire Pomeroy
John F. Bile Co
National Newspaper Services
Jory
Hoowever
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Nature Notes
Buby
Auryus Vettraitsi
Thibal
Kansas City Times
Paris
Thas
Mastre
Topeka
Oklahoma
Portland Express
Ftance
Willie
Uncle Ray’s
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