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Waterton Evening Courier volume 14 number 163 published daily except Sunday by W H Hartman Co. editor and president. Subscription rates shown for weekly and monthly mail within 60 miles and 50 cities, with classified ad rates and payment terms. Newspaper notes Associated Press membership and bureaus. advertising policies with distribution offices and representatives.
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W. H. Hartman
Courier
Corner Park Ave
John ¢. Hartman
Waterloo
Associated Press
United Press Uternations News
Woman Cancels Fashionable Nebraska City Wedding
A stunning social event in a Nebraska city unraveled as the bride elect called off the ceremony on the day set. Four hundred invitations had been issued, gifts were returned, and onlookers debated whether the match was arranged. The minister praised the bride’s courage, while the groom departed quietly, bearing the brunt of public judgment.
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Nebraska
Crime and Law Chaos in Chicago Morning Heist
A Milwaukee postal inspector loses a pocketbook with money and papers in Chicago. A Chicago postal official recovers the item by telephoning the police station. The quick action suggests a close link between law enforcers and criminals, underscoring crime and terrorism concerns in the city.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Minions of the Law
Agents of Darkness
Thrift drives Portland youth to collect paper for festival
Portland mobilizes hundreds of students in a paper drive to clear litter before the rose festival. Old newspapers magazines and scrap are weighed and paid for. The effort yields about 800000 tons collected and roughly $6000 in earnings for the youngsters. The piece contrasts wartime thrift and Coolidge era economy with a hoped rebirth under Hoover plus continued push for waste reduction.
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Portland
Ore
President Coolidge
Coolidge
Hoover
America
Labor and Genius in Art and Literature
A discussion on how labor shapes lasting literature compares rapid writing to patient craft. It cites Thomas Moore on labor as the parent of monuments, Virgil taking seven years for Georgics, and Poe’s The Raven lingering ten years in his desk before completion.
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Thomas Moore
Virgil
Georgies
Edgar Allan Poe
Brilliance Is Not Always Genius Says Writer
The piece notes that Locke spent 18 years on his Essay on the Human Understanding, while classics like Vanity Fair David Copperfield Lorna Doone and Ben Hur faded from popularity. Hawthorne earned only small sums for Twice Told Tales as readers undervalued them. Brilliance may be a flash in the pan.
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Locke
Vanity Fair
David Copperfield
Lorna Doone
Ben-Hur
Hawthorne
Personal Health Service by William Brady, M D
An oddball health column by William Brady discusses hygiene and invisible dangers. It critiques misunderstanding of disease spread, typhoid carriers, milk pasteurization, and personal liberty arguments around masks and exposure, then answers reader letters on bunions, canker sores, and baby teeth care with practical, if dated, recommendations.
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Orr
Orld
Montreal
G. C
R . wAnswer
W. B
Sommer Times
Lee
Alek
Brady
Wiliam Brady
A Mother's Creed By Glenn Frank Health Creed From 1928
Eight compact health creeds for mothers urging hygiene, immunization, growth tracking, supervised play, cleanliness, healthy surroundings, frank sex education, and balanced mind and body. Emphasizes practical, honest guidance over punitive measures and stresses preventive care and intellectual development.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure Newspaper
Wateh
New York by Day and Night on Youth and Arts Scene
The piece surveys moral concerns about the younger generation in New York and Los Angeles, noting many youths work while pursuing studies. It highlights social centers and the West Sixty-Seventh Street artistic bloc, listing painters and actors, and contrasts glamorous salaries with unstable, brief theatre gigs. It mentions 20 000 under 25 financially independent, many in service and art work, and cites pay disparities in theatre.
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Youner
Ner
New York
Uncle Wiggily's Mysterious Box
Howard R P Garis presents Uncle Wiggily and the Weasel plotting to capture Mr Longears with a clever ruse involving a mysterious box. The plot unfolds at Uncle Wiggily's bungalow as incentives, puzzles, and a musical twist test the bunny and bear. A final note shifts to a political plank definition in the Louisville Courier-Journal.
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Stubtail
Bear
Mous
Wiggily
Uncle Wiggily
the Wessel
Baby
Bunting
Weasel
Mr. Stubtail
Mr. Longears
Bunny
Louisville Courier-Journal
HUE AND CRADDLOCKS DIAMOND SCHEME UNFOLDS AT PETERSONS
Mally Lee serves Barbara Peterson's household under Sir George Peterson and his sister Mrs Craddock. Barbara resents Pat Craddock called Pinke, while Paul Craddock schemes over a Mogul diamond. Sir George confronts Mally with a threatened arrest if she withholds the paper, and Mally faces a potential prison as guilt and truth collide amid a tense household confrontation.
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SI Nopsis
Mally Lee
Sir George Peterson
Barbara
Sir George
Mrs. Craddock
Pat Craddock
Pinke
Pinky
Mally
Pawe
Jele
Roger Moring
Paul
Mary
Craddock
Mrs
George
Graddock
Contro
Miss Lee
Paul Graddock
Wiss Lee
Oly
Barbara Peterson
Maily
Lady Mooring
Roger
Piccadilly
Gismond
Paul Craddock
Miss Hee
Ali
Dismond
Uncle Rays Corner Crossing the Atlantic
A second day at sea aboard the Leviathan with friends Buddie Betty Blanche Hyman and Wanda. The crew enjoy deck tennis ring toss shuffleboard and deck games while noting seasickness among some, including nine year old Betty Stivers, as the ship remains about 1200 miles from shore and gyros keep the vessel steady.
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Atlantic
Buddie
Betty
Blanche
Hyman
Wanda
Betty Stivers
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R. M. Brinkerhoff
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Tony Sarg
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Haskell Coffin
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