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Aiding the Pedestrian and Safer Driving Efforts
The article contrasts careful motorists with those neglecting car upkeep, noting 50 May fatalities per day in 1927 and 1 249 pedestrian deaths. It cites New York state safety week, free garage inspections, and Mason City speed limits as examples, urging motorists to maintain brakes lights and steering.
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Wright Brothers Pioneered Heavier Than Air Flight, Noted Historic Feats
The article recalls early aviation milestones including the Wright brothers first flight lasting 3.5 seconds and 105 feet of travel. It contrasts these achievements with later long Atlantic flights by Lindbergh Chamberlin and Byrd, praising the Wrights’ engine design and dual-propeller setup.
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Paris
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Richard H. Byrd
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Week of Goodness Inspires French Virtue and Morale
A reflective piece contrasts French Weeks of Goodness with American morale efforts. It lauds daily good deeds, neighborly kindness, and even care for animals, urging a national Semaine de Bonte to boost spirit and direction amid scattered reports of convicts and unrest.
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Taenia Imaginaria in America Health Note
A health column explains beef tapeworms Taenia saginata and Taenia imaginaria. It notes many meat products are locally produced and not federally inspected, advises proper cooking to destroy parasites, and urges consultation with a physician if tapeworms are suspected. The piece blends humor with caution about misidentified parasites and medical jokes.
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America
Questions on skin scars altitude sickness and wheat milling
A reader asks if scars from supposed batwing lupus can be removed and the answer notes no sure cure, surgical options might improve appearance. Another asks if 5000 to 6000 feet altitude harms a heart condition. response says altitude effects mirror exertion and may help if ascended gradually. A third queries wheat bran removal and home milling. answer urges using clean wheat and questions the health food mystique, inviting farmers to sell clean wheat directly. Dr Brady will answer health letters with a stamped envelope.
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Personal Judgment Day questions echoed in Wisconsin pages
The Marshalltown Times-Republican notes Glenn Frank discusses a 30 item personality inventory adapted from English and American psychologists. It asks about mood, honesty, self criticism, teamwork, morality, ambition, loyalty, and money sense. The column ends with a bridge update on road bond votes across 43 counties.
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Dr. Cox
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Senate
Tin Pan Alley Revives Amid New York Show Biz Rush
A 1927 New York column notes Tin Pan Alley recovering after a lull as writers, composers, and pluggers shift to film and renewed music ventures. Bud DeSylva earns about 60000 yearly. many songwriters are under 30. Headlines praise Lindbergh, Caruso, and Valentino inspired tunes, with anecdotes on polite posing, chorus men, lap robes, and commuters renting lockers for evening attire.
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Joe Cook
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Snyder
Uncle Wiggily's Letters
The tale opens with Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy noting a late mail as Mr. Caw Caw carries letters to Woodland near the Orange Ice Mountains. Uncle Wiggily answers a phone call promising help, while Mrs. Longears and others anticipate possible dangers before the rabbit departs to help.
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Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Uncle Wiggily
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Jane
Uncle Wiggily Delivers Letters and Outs Fox Plot
Uncle Wiggily becomes a post rabbit delivering letters for Mr. Caw Caw while a scheming Fox and Wolf plan to trap him. The ruse falters when the rabbit detects the Fox’s handwriting and foils the sticky letter trap, leaving the tricksters stuck and the mail carrier unharmed. The tale closes with a homespun moral about patience and cleverness.
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Longears
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Sly Fox
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Hollow Tree
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United States
Mr. Longears
Mr. Wolf
Mortgage scheming sparks a family plot at Hamiltons
Mrs Pullen schemes to buy Mrs Hamilton’s mortgage with her husband Fred, hoping to push her out if payments stall. Julia may wed Mr Murty, the lawyer, amid conversations about legs and luck. The plan hinges on real estate and trust, with the couple eyeing a new house next to Mrs Hamilton.
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Pullen
Hisie
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Julia
Mrs. Pullen
Bunk
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Sam Carlile
Hamilton
Julian
Elsie
Sam
Notables at Rainbow convention visit Des Moines
Des Moines on July 12 hosts the Rainbow division convention with notable attendees Senators Steck Brookhart and Stewart General Charles P Summerall Assistant Secretary of War MacNider and Rainbow president Howard Smith slated to attend Thursday through Saturday.
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Charles P. Summerall
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Howard Smith
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Birds and a Floating Island at Lake Chetek Wis
Uncle Rays Corner letters from camp describe Lake Chetek Wisconsin as a bird haven with robins kingfishers orioles tanagers woodpeckers blackbirds crows martins wrens cardinals and rare blue birds. He notes a drifting island over 100 feet long and 25 feet wide that moves with the wind and calls night hawks also known as bull bats.
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