Reformer Vol 7I No 138 Daily Paper Details
Reprint of a daily Waterloo Iowa edition header and publishing details. Includes publisher W. H. Hartman Co. address, editor John G Hartman, treasurer Jackson McGoy, and pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions. Notes AP and UPI affiliations, advertising policies, and rate cards.
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Brooks & Finley, Representatives
Road Bond Elections Reach Bremer and Grundy Counties
Bremer county residents vote June 14 on 400000 in primary road bonds for hard surfacing. Grundy county considers 1230000 in bonds on June 20 for first paved roads. Black Hawk already paved over 50 miles and supports regional programs. Waterloo and northeast Iowa seek benefit from state funded highway improvements.
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Grundy County
Black Hawk County
Ar |Mary
Waterloo
Iowa
Bremer
Grundy
June Week in Annapolis Honors Naval Academy Graduates
Last week in Annapolis Maryland marked June week with two hundred thirty nine midshipmen receiving diplomas making them ensigns after an address by Charles Francis Adams secretary of the navy. The scene mixed colonial landmarks with college pageantry as townspeople Middies and officers shared in displays from tennis to crew while the academy grounds hosted visitors and historic artifacts.
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United States Naval Academy
Charles Francis Adams
Navy
Carvel Hall
George
Martha Washington
Chesapeake Bay
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Academy
John Paul Jones
Napoleon
Vandalism Versus Safe Guardians at National Graves
The piece laments grave desecration at sites including Hoover home in Palo Alto, Calvin Coolidge Jr grave, the Unknown Soldier tomb at Arlington, and a protected estate. It decries vandal behavior, questions the motives of desecrators, and urges public restraint and respect for heroic memorials and private property.
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Hoover
Palo Alto
Calvin Coolidge, Jr
Arlington
Potomac
America
Jadwin plan for Mississippi control faces scrutiny in Senate
Senator Frazier of North Dakota introduces a resolution creating an engineering advisory board to probe the Jadwin plan and to recommend the best comprehensive projects for controlling and utilizing the Mississippi River. He cites the flood control committee’s unfavorable report on the $309,000,000 appropriated by the Seventieth Congress.
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House
Frazier
North Dakota
Committee On Agriculture and Forestry
Engineers Urge Cautious Mississippi Flood Plan Review
A committee for the American Engineering Council with over 57,000 engineers endorses the Frazier resolution calling for a civilian, nonpartisan board to review flood control studies on the Mississippi. They urge speeding flood control but insist on thorough study to ensure objectives, future needs, and minimal expense are secured.
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Mittee
American Engineering Council
Mississippi River
Prevention of Gallstones by Dr William Brady
Dr E Stanley Ryerson of Toronto explains gallstones form from laminated cholesterol bile and calcium with inflammation episodes. He advocates reducing dietary cholesterol by avoiding yolk, cream, brain, fats and keeping meals at maintenance level. The piece endorses walking six miles daily and breathing exercises, plus a small morning dose of epsom salts, noting outcomes vary and operative promises are uncertain.
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E. Stanley Ryerson
Toronto
Ryerson
Dr. Ryerson
Questions and Answers on Health and Hair Dye Advice
A reader seeks guidance on chronic nephritis and aging health. answers advise sending stamped envelopes for general advice. Other letters discuss making a hair dye with black tea and copperas, foot care with formalin in shoes, and safe home remedies, with readers urged to request instructions by sending stamped self addressed envelopes.
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By & Teider
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Brady
William Brady
Jungle and Zoo by Glenn Frank lecture excerpt
Glenn Frank argues that modern students and professors resemble captive zoo animals, saying civilization has domesticated us. He contrasts jungle and captivity, noting trained animals thrive when raised wild and that risk and wit sharpen learning. A donor leaving $50,000 to his son illustrates jungle advantages.
Rhyme and Riddles About Al Capone and News Teasers
A fragmentary letter asks how to rhyme Al Capone, mentions Bugs Moran, and notes a jail bail situation. It references a Vatican door headline, a Peeping Tom in Boston, and odd phrases about margins and mansionettes. The piece mixes humor, gossip, and humorous questions with varied news teasers from the era.
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al Capone
Bugs Moran
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Hidden Cities Brain Teasers From Period Across Text
A short note presents a brain teaser from the New York Evening Post style page asking readers to find city names hidden within sentences. It outlines examples and specifies US city finds in items 2 3 and 4 while stating one African city and several European names, with solutions on the Society Page.
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Don Quixote
London
Don
Ster
America
United States
Africa
Bank robbery brains draw constable's plain talk
Constable Plum remarks that a neat prosperous farm masks crime. He cites the Blunk Ridge bank robbery and cautions that a decent exterior can hide criminal intent, reflecting on appearances versus reality in small towns.
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Cyclonic tariff fight looms at Capitol Hill
Washington dispatch outlines looming clash over Hawley tariff plan. Hoover's stance and GOP split on industry versus agriculture spark fierce debate. Senator Borah vows a hard fight from floor and finance committee, while McMaster cites power capital in press disclosure. Lady Cynthia Mosley enters Parliament. White House press gallery rules updated. News notes on editorials and Upper Iowa University funding saga.
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Yiewley
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Stoke-on-Trent
New York in Heat and High Society Gossip
A lively New York diary skims through a hot day with city rooftop walks and gnat swarms. The writer greets Russell Patterson and John Bowman, visits Roy Howard and Will Hays in Westchester, and notes a roadside apple snack craze. It also lampoons matinee idol worship, cites Broadway income figures, and observes city officials and editors with playful insider humor.
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Russell Patterson
John Bowman
Pelham
Roy
Peg Howard
Will Hays
Kent Cooper
Mary Rennels
Westchester
Washington D Daybook on Justice Holmes Schwimmer Dissent
Washington observers hail Justice Holmes as a liberal beacon in the Schwimmer citizenship case. The Hungarian woman’s exclusion as a pacifist prompts Holmes Brandeis and McReynolds dissent, with Holmes delivering a 700 word opinion defending constitutional guarantees.
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America
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