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An archival notice fragment lists publishing staff and subscription options, outlining carriers and mail rates within 60 miles and beyond. It mentions John C. Hartman as president and editor, Jackson McCoy as treasurer and GM, and references Associated Press wires and advertising policies.
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John CG. Hartman
Jackson McCoy
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press International News
Audit Bureau of Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley, Representatives
Early Teen Tuberculosis Warnings From Dr Lawrason Brown
Dr Lawrason Brown of Trudeau Sanatorium urges early TB detection in teens and advocates tuberculin testing for youths between ten and twenty. He notes most adult lung TB traces begin in the second decade and cites recovery potential, with 39 000 of 96 000 patients leaving hospitals within three months.
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Lawrason Brown
Trudeau Sanitorium
Dr. Brown
Social critique on a Cedar Rapids father neglecting children
A Cedar Rapids man explains his low income prevents supporting both his children and car. Two children are sent to a state home at public expense. The piece argues for prioritizing children over automobiles and suggests compelled contributions and sale of the car, condemning shirked parental responsibility.
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Cedar Rapids
Bar
Lifesaving near miss for Lindbergh in New York car
Charlie Lindbergh faced a near tumble during a New York welcome as his motorcade jolted forward. The near accident, likening life to risky stunts, underscores how even calm moments can hide danger amid celebrated feats.
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Charlie Lindbergh
New York City
Lindy
Iowa professors write 22 by Bohumil Shimek lead in 80 years
From Iowa City comes news of a compilation showing University of Iowa professors have produced at least 22 treatises led by Bohumil Shimek. The piece notes professors write more than speak, stressing enduring value of written work and lifelong devotion to science literature and art. It contrasts public recognition with quiet scholarly labor.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
GCO
Bohumil Shimek
Just Plain Dumb Tales From Polls And Censuses
A satire recounts Dr. Munro, Harvard professor, attempting to vote and being asked basic questions. A census anecdote follows about a child named Jack and a query on gender. The piece ends by noting few legal grounds for justifiable homicide.
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Munro
Harvard
Jack
Questions and Answers on Milk of Magnesia and Health
Questions and Answers discuss daily use of milk of magnesia, myocarditis prognosis, climate effects, and disease transmission by insects. A doctor notes long term alkali use may relate to gastric ulcers, suggests a trial halt. myocarditis average duration around twenty years with climate not specifically affecting outcomes. public health pamphlets available from Public Health Service. readers directed to send letters with stamped envelopes to Dr Brady via the newspaper.
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New England
GC. A. L
M. FB
Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
Brady
Willian Brady
A Satisfying Creed By Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank, president of the University of Wisconsin, argues for a satisfying creed drawn from Santayana’s Platonism and the Spiritual Life. He outlines six core points: absolute values, knowability, complete consecration, openness to science, reverence for creation, and indifference to worldly values.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure Newspaper
George Santayana
Santayana
London
Athens
Socrates
Dean Inge
America
Bellanca Says Money Fuels Early Aeronautical Leap
In his first interview after the Chamberlin flight, Mr Bellanca stresses that aviation progress hinges on funding. He cites building multi motor airliners for ocean service at about 30000 each and a costly 175000 for experimental work. Leaders like Fonck Byrd Sikorsky likewise press for large multi motor planes.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Bellanca
Chamberlin
Rene Fonck
Byrd
Igor Sikorsky
Fokker Corporation
London
Paris
Lindbergh
New York Private Watchmen Guard Rich Mansions
A New York observer notes the private watchmen at luxury homes, screening visitors and preventing intrusions. He recalls how affluent buildings shielded by guards deter reporters and the wary, while stories of millionaires and letters from suitors abound. Isadora Duncan's famed generosity and a 1920s carriage driver tale are recalled alongside midtown hotel openings and rising real estate activity.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Clark
Murray Hill
Abe Martin Scribbles on Apple Week and Smallpox Rumor
In a small town voice Abe Martin quips that an apple week is the main event and jokes that smallpox would deter no one, noting the town’s reputation for intellectual mischief and stubborn resilience.
Uncle Wiggily's Surprise on a Hot Wood Land Day
In a very hot Wood land day Uncle Wiggily, his nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy, and Mrs. Longears enjoy ice cream by a hollow stump. They discuss July heat and school vacation while hoping the children of Hollow Stump school get relief from the heat.
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Woodland
Uncle Wiggily
Hollow Stump
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Mrs. Longears
Wiggily
Nurse Jane
Uncle Wiggily Shares Lemonade Surprise With School
In a hot Hollow Stump scene Uncle Wiggily wheels a big pail of lemonade to surprise Miss Mouse and the children. The plan thwarts the Wolf who slips in only to be doused by ice, cooling the eager pupils and earning cheers from the animal crowd.
Hard to avoid it Goshen Democrat says education grows
In Goshen Democrat, a college president laments how widespread education now seems unavoidable and notes the push to build quality football programs as part of campus development. He argues higher learning and athletic timbers rise together, shaping modern college life.
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Goshen Democrat
Fat man and secret engagement rock Pullen family
In CHAPTER XVII of the story, Mrs. Pullen distrusts the fat man tied to Julia's gifts as Sam Carile s tale unfolds. Fred doubts the rumors while Julia hides a diamond engagement ring and a secret romance, sparking tension at home as plans for a future unfold.
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Pullen
Mrs. Pullen
Sam Carlile
Sam
Julia
Fred
Fred Pullen
Elsie
Sultin
Mama
Babe
A Profitable Crop
A South Bend Tribune passage compares the wealth from American farm crops to the revenue from entertaining American tourists abroad. It notes Europeans count on tour trade while Americans rely on wheat and corn as wealth sources.
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South Bend Tribune
Europe
Witty take on marriage and career in Cincinnati humor
A Cincinnati Enquirer quip on marriage contrasts a wife's wish for a different path with her husband’s lighter, humorous longing for a freer life. The line highlights social expectations and gender norms in a playful tone.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Uncle Rays Corner Friendly Animals And Sycamore Tree Notes
A reader letter describes a brown and white dog Sugar and a black and white cat Liby who wash the dog's face, plus a pony named Peanuts and a dog Billy that kisses the pony. Hazel Marie Frier writes inviting more pet names and stories. The Sycamore Tree piece notes its height above ground, bark shedding, and preference for rich bottom lands along streams. Tomorrow more letters.
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Liby
Sugar
Peanuts
Billy
Hazel Marie Frier
Hazel
Ray
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Niagara Falls
Ayerash
Col. Lindbergh
Atlantic
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Magnesia
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The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
England
Continent
Midtown
Isadora Duncan
Metropolitan Opera House
Miss. Duncan
Neuilly
France
Harry
Abe Martin
Sehorn
Brig Stele Imadoud
Uncle
Toue
Mr. Longears
Jane
Mr. Whitewash
Jackie
Peetie Bow Wow
Uncle Butter
Wolf
Miss Mouse
Uncle Wigerly
Bunty
Andrew
Goodby
Florrie
Mike
Qisez Wy Tribune
K Toody
Papa
Uncle Ray’s
Wmnyon
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