Newspaper masthead and policy notes from Waterloo Evening Courier
The Waterloo Evening Courier declares publication details, pricing, and policy rules. It lists staff roles, advertising standards, and affiliates including Associated Press and United Press International. It notes subscription options and rights to edit advertising content for public policy compliance.
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Need For Caution In Wake Of Fatal Crashes
An editorial urges caution after several fatal auto accidents in the community. It discusses the difference between reckless and careless driving, emphasizes the role of individual responsibility, and calls on all drivers to do more to protect life amid nationwide fatal car crashes.
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New York
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Editorial on the value of mathematics in education
An editorial argues that college math trains the mind more than practical recall. It contends critics misjudge curriculum value, noting mathematics develops accuracy and reasoning, and underpins all sciences in a scientific age, even if graduates cannot factor expressions or compute cube roots in later life.
Setback for Il Duce hints at Caligula myth debunked
Private Italian advices report an unexpected setback for Mussolini. A British correspondent notes Italy failed to recover Caligula era revenues, with only rotten wood and nails found after draining a lake to reveal a lone barge. Despite huge expense, the project probes vanished grandeur 2000 years old.
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Mussolini
Italy
Caligula
Il Duce
American Ships Sale Shrinks Fleet of Leviathan Deadweight
Most major vessels once under the United States Shipping Board have been disposed of to private interests. The lead sale in recent months included the fleet of ships that contained the Leviathan, once the second largest passenger liner afloat.
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United States Shipping Board
American Shipping Policy and Home Patronage Urged
The government will sell remaining ships as opportunities arise to exit the business. Advocates argue private operation could stem losses from noncompetitive state ownership. Americans must patronize home shipping to preserve the US merchant marine and sea power. A New York book sale notes rising prices for Georgius Agricola de Re Metallica translated by Hoover.
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Seven Seas
New York
Georgius Agricola
Herbert Hoover
London
Hoover
Hygienic pine oil disinfectant offered by health service
The article reviews the Hygienic Laboratory pine-oil disinfectant noted in a 1915 health service pamphlet. Made from pine oil and a sodium hydroxide solution, it claims germicidal power, mild odor, fabric and metal safety, and applicability as an antiseptic spray, mouthwash, or cutting-mill aid. A 5-cent pamphlet copy is available from the government printing office.
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United States Public Health Service
Hygienic Laboratory
North Carolina
Murt
Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
Public Health
Scholars and Stock Barns By Gwenn Frank
The baccalaureate service at a great university was held in a stock barn once used by the agricultural college. The speech urged scholars to unite learning with public service, stressing social responsibility and civic effectiveness beyond memory or academic success.
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Gwenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
College of Agriculture
Yiaet
Fragments from a Milwaukee period piece and verse notes
A collage of poetry lines, notices and quotes includes references to Pulaski park in Milwaukee renamed Lindbergh park, an unfinished contest by Sadie Seagrave, and verse by S. Francis Hartley. It mentions a radio ruling on instrument status, a Wanderer poem fragment, and social commentary on fashion and modernist firing at McKendree College.
Brain Tests Oh NMoy Evening Past Inc
A scanned puzzle item lists corrected spellings and factual fixes for common errors. It includes notes about U S coins bearing E Pluribus Unum, Britain’s islands, car shock absorbers, calendar rhyme, tiny water grains, bullfighter matador, Niagara Falls cataracts, and the equator as an imaginary line, with answers promised on the Society Page.
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United States
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Spain
Niagara Falls
Prince in our country would not turn down a girl
Abe Martin notes a half inch pink tape as a makeshift strap and mocks a prince in the nation who would not reject a girl even if she earned only fairly good wages. The column refers to Miss Fawn Lippincut and her "Fer Fair Lady" feature in the Weekly Lip Horn.
Prohibition Looms In Anglo American Talks At Washington
Washington July 1 Sir Esme Howard’s talk with Senator Borah reportedly centered on prohibition. The foreign relations chairman’s possible European trip remains undecided while Britain seeks a Borah audience. Secretary Stimson notes Vatican accord easing American Catholic protection in Mexico. The War Department seeks mothers and widows’ addresses for World War graves pilgrimages. Japan’s Bancroft Scholars to Knox College bring two youths to spend four years in the United States.
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Washington, D. GC
Esme Howard
Barmah
Washington Diplomatic Corps
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Detroit River
Uquor
Charley" Dawes
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
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Senate
Borah
Great Britain
John Bull
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Nahant
Stimson
Mexico
Vatican
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State Department
Rio Grande
Washington
War Department
Congress
Army
Knox
Knox College
Galesburg
Ill
Bancroft
Bancroft Memorial Fund
Edgar A. Bancroft
Japan
Nippon
The Fast Pa Se Troquais Chief Observation
On a Huron street a horse drawn surrey with four elderly riders ambles past streams of autos. The writer notes the contrast between Old Dobbin and modern speed and reflects that pace has quickened across daily life while change spans all elements.
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Huron
Dobbin
New York Day By Day In Early Modern Pepys Style
O O McIntyre records a rambling New York Day by Day column noting diary musings on tunes radio plays Parisian celebrity sightings, slim poetry ventures, a flapper living village life, a couple who write poetry and fail, a dietitian for a millionaire, and skyscraper rivalries. He comments on architecture, fashion trends, barber shop shiners, and humorous misprints. An LA reader scoffs at daily papyerview humor.
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New York
Gilter& Start
Floyd Gibbons
Gene Markey
Irene Castle McLaughlin
Adolphe Menion
Warwick
Embassy Club
Reinald
Verna Werrenrath
Rupert
Pah Hughes
Leon
Natale Gordon
The Capitol Switchboard Queen Of Congress
Mrs Harrieth Daley heads the private branch tele phone exchange in the House office building serving 27000 daily calls. Her crew of sixteen operators handles long distance, incoming, and member calls and supplies quick answers on committee memberships and district reps. She recalls early days of 51 seats in Congress and the wartime surge of calls.
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Washington, D, GC
House of Representatives
United States Congress
Harrieth Daley
Capitol Hill
House
Washington
White House
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Maryland
Daley
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Congress
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Palace of Popes may be offered to the Vatican in Avignon Move
Paris reports Catholics urge government to gift the Palace of the Popes at Avignon to the Vatican with the pope invited to spend much of the year there. Cardinal Dubois voices delight, while Liberte urges viewing the palace as a permanent vacation home for the pope, and officials note its restoration value. An accompanying note highlights improved agricultural conditions in Sioux Falls and South Dakota, with Iowa praising stock and dairy farming focus.
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