Waterlo o Evening Courier masthead and policy notes
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Chicago
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Brooks & Finley, Representatives
Protest at Iowa G A R encampment calls for peace
A resolution at the fifty fourth annual Iowa department G A R encampment in Cedar Rapids condemns societies honoring the Civil War dead in any state. The piece urges reconciliation, noting decades have passed since Appomattox and urging blue and gray to become friends.
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Iowa Department
Cedar Rapids
Lee
Grant
Appomattox
Mussolini Aims For Peaceful Diplomatic Role In Senate
Mussolini addressed the Rome senate in a surprising turn, urging friendship with all nations and highlighting Italy’s improving relations with England the United States France Spain and the Soviet Union. He spoke of peace and cautioned against encroachments while hinting at a broader shift from warlike to diplomatic roles.
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Mussolini
II Duce
Italy
Senate
Rome
England
United States
France
Spain
Germany
Flat Earth Prophet Sparks Front Page Drama
Wilbur Glenn Voliva returns to Zion City to resume oversight and delivers a string of controversial beliefs. He claims Earth is flat and stationary, the sun is distant and large, Hoover is greatest since Lincoln, and the Ku Klux Klan is fine. His remarks, though debatable, fuel publicity that sustains his fortune through loyal followers and heavy donations. Fifty years hence roofs become parking spaces for flying cars.
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MR. Voliva
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Europe
Zion City, Ii
Herbert Hoover
Lincoln
Ku Klux Klan
Hoover
Klan
Voliva
Bpoen
Subacromial Burstis and Cold Weather Health Tales
Personal Health Service columnist William Brady explains that exposure to cold and wet conditions does not by itself cause respiratory diseases. He shares anecdotes from Arctic and river expeditions, notes pneumonia was not contracted, and emphasizes careful breathing and staying warm. The piece closes with questions and brief answers on calories and infant development.
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de Witt
Africa
Missouri River
Ieeau
William Brady
Jack DE Witt
The Gaiety of Greatness by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues great lives blend ease and effort, noting playful elites in cities vs. tortoise labor in villages. He cites Keyserling on how serious decisions arrive to superior minds, concluding universal formulas for achievement do not exist and happiness comes from matching ambition to ability.
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Samuel Smiles
Hare
Tortoise
Orlson Swett Marden
Hermann Keyserling
Europe
Blemarck
German Reich
Diary of Pepys era life in New York vaudeville and Harlem
Diary notes Blach the Hippodrome clown and Bert shows artistry beyond most vaudeville. Harlem’s negro scene blends gaiety and scarcity as cabarets advertise cakewalk contests. Brock Pemberton, Peggy Hoyt, Audrey Eads dine with the writer. Animal trainers face sharp decline due to cruelty laws. tales of accidents and danger punctuate the era. An upper Broadway cafe boss and a deaf busboy reflect city life.
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New York
Modern Pepys
Blach
Hippodrome
Albert
Harlem
Aubrey Eads
Peggy Hoyt
Brock Pemberton
Emporia
Kan
Smelt
Bronx
Cafe Lafayette
Uncle Wiggily and the Hole Bird in the Puzzle Plot
Uncle Wiggily helps Bunty solve puzzle marks found in mud as the Skittery Srallery Alligator accuses marks of animal origin. A tick bug is placed in a silent dumb watch to imitate time, and the pair encounter a puzzle of letters on a rail fence awaiting deciphering.
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Baby Bunty
Uncle
Gator
Uncle Wiggly
Uncle Wiggily
Bunty
Uncle Wigelly
Uncle Wigaily
Mr. Longears
Uncle Wigglly
Tick
Tek
Uncle Wiegily
Mr.Longears
Puzzle Interlude with Bunty and Uncle Wiggily
A playful fragment mentions Bunty, the Uck bug and a dumb watch near a fence. It teases jelly beans, molasses on bread, Uncle Wiggily, and a prickle flower. It promises to reveal a puzzle answer if you cannot solve it.
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Bunty
Uck
Uncle Wiggily
Joy Street Romance Sees Gay Choose Webb Over Rock Wall Street
Gay Holton, a 20 year old aspiring model in a small town, moves into Greenwich Village and enters the film world. She faints on set and suffers illness but Webb, a Wall Street man, arrives to care for her. He reveals he furnished her new apartment and confesses his jealousy and love as Gay recovers. He asks her to stay and let him care for her, promising happiness.
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Gay Holton
New York
Gay
Crosley, & Man
Wall Street
Greenwich Village
Beverly Juneau
Beverly
Paradox Studios
Webb
Lottie
Crosley Webb
Rercovery
Pete
Barry
Firth Avenue
Broadway
Carter's
Fluck Barry
Fick Barry
Cat
Hades and Persephone in Greek Myth Seek and Return
In the underworld a king named Hades rules the shades while Persephone, daughter of Demeter, becomes his wife after being seized by a flowering lure. Demeter's grief causes famine until Zeus and Hermes broker a seasonal arrangement. Persephone's annual absence explains winter and darkness, while her return brings summer and daylight. Charon ferries souls across Styx, a concept likely drawn from Egyptian myth.
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Greece
Hades
Darge Underworld
Pluto
Elysium
Persephone
Demeter
Hier
Zeus
Hermes
Charon
Styx
Two Vetoes on Farm Relief Bill At The Moment
Austin Minn Herald notes two vetoes in play on farm relief. It argues the McNary Haugen bill remains a failed effort while Congress blocked substitutes, leaving relief use of political strategy to shift blame rather than deliver aid.
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Austin
Minn
Herald
MccNary- Haugen
Coolidge
Congress
Burroughs Nature Club Notes on Answers to Questions
Burroughs Nature Club presents Natura Notes asking readers to send general questions about nature. Answers forthcoming discuss Moses feeding the Israelites, herbivores without teeth, and wood ducks nesting in twig nests, with references to old naturalists and bee remedies.
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Natura Notes Dept
Nuttal
Alexander Wilson
Tell Binkley prize awarded for best write up
Abe Martin Lester Lark of the Weekly Sun won the Tell Binkley prize for the best write up of a burning building, as the only contestant who did not remark about the names belching forth or the structure being gutted. An Optimist is a feller who digs dandelions out of his lawn.
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Lester Lark
Sunborn
Binkley Prise
Belchin
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