Waterlon Courier Looks at Forest Preservation and Daylight in Religion
The piece debates forest preservation as part of national conservation. It highlights Crossett Lumber's planning for perpetual harvests, balancing cutting with growth, and strong fire-protection measures as a model for sustainable timber supply. It also critiques Rev. Billy Sunday’s provocative remarks on evolution and religion, noting his aggressive, conflict-driven style.
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Iowa
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Denver Newsboys License Scheme Signals End of an Era
Denver city council passed a strict ordinance regulating newsboys. Newsstands must be licensed and operate on designated street corners selling every Denver Gaily. No shouting or hustling allowed, ending the roving, colorful street sale atmosphere.
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Oldtime Iowa editors ponder rural life and names
A collage of 1920s Iowa snippets reflects nostalgia and satire on youth fashion like denim trousers and hickory shirts, debates onScopes trial and free speech, mispronounced place names, farm prosperity hopes, and the birth of a river wild-life refuge with federal purchase plans and pollution concerns.
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Afterthoughts on Truth and Free Inquiry by Austin Tims
The piece laments censorship and persecution in history from Omar to modern law, arguing truth advances through doubt and revision. It cites Omar, Galileo, Roger Bacon, and Nero to illustrate how religious and legal pressures hinder knowledge, urging protection of intellectual freedom and cautious critique of authoritative doctrine.
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Roger Bacon
Soda no harm in moderate long term use says Dr Brady
Reader questions about habitual baking soda intake and its effects on digestion and health. Dr Brady notes occasional large use may not harm but long term habitual use is unwise. He explains dissolving soda in water reduces irritation, warns about belching from carbonic acid, and confirms calcium foods do not cause arteriosclerosis. He also answers reader questions on red meats and tomatoes, and invites letters for his health column.
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Dining on the Boat Aboard a Three Day Trip
Imogene resists the strict two seat dining plan on a lodge sponsored cruise. Andrew explains hour fixed meals with first and second tables decided by lot. If Imogene draws the second table she must eat there, while others keep the routine, and packing proceeds amid tense, humorous tension aboard.
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Uncle Wiggily's Big Bounce
Five young rabbits seek mischief during vacation and plot a chair trick on Uncle Wiggily. A mud turtle overhears, and the prank backfires when Uncle Wiggily bounces skyward on a rubber air cushion. He lands unharmed, teaches a cautionary lesson, and the boys promise not to pull furniture from under someone seated.
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Work Like a Tiger Advice From Oxford Echoes Through Time
London Observer quotes Cyril Jackson as urging relentless labor and self discipline. Peel, a rising student leader, is remembered for the push to “work hard and unremittingly.” The call, praised as lasting guidance, is framed as timeless marching orders for worthy men.
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Taney
Nature Notes Q&A Sparks Arctic Musk Ox Curiosities
Burroughs Nature Club notes invite readers to send questions on nature subjects. Answers preview covers seaweed irritants, shipworm control, musk ox domestication history, night singing birds in marshes, and a Paris baker’s claim of a long lasting bread dough formula.
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Wedding Gift Sparks Cherry Surprise at Falls
Alvy Lark and his bride planned a Ningery Falls honeymoon when the mother arrived with 10 gallons of cherries as a wedding gift. A funeral party at Ike Soles’ home was disrupted this morning as workmen mislaid the stairs and caused delays.
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Brain Teasers From Old Column Puzzle No 117
A column puzzle presents definitions and words to strike out, leaving remaining letters that spell the name of a famous American chief. The process involves identifying minute particles, a haycock, an exclamation, a densely populated island, a hoisting apparatus, a reasoning animal, and a heart coveting. The final letters spell NECKER.
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