Waterlo o Evening Courier front page and policy notes
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Gettysburg tablet vandalism met with federal charges
A federal grand jury will consider indictments against 23 people accused of unlawfully mutilating and defacing a bronze tablet on the Battlefield at Gettysburg dedicated to the Forty-fourth New York regiment. Complainants have urged appropriate penalties, hoping the law curbs such acts by autographing vandals.
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Gettysburg
United States’ Attorney
Forty-fourth
New York’ Regiment
Little Round Top
Superstition Rules June Society Weddings and Luck
A nostalgic column notes June as a month of weddings and superstitions with Saturdays favored for nuptials and a thirteenth day avoided. It recalls trends in society pages, old beliefs, and anecdotes about luck and romance the era.
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Society
Gelf
Defense of Blondes Sparks Taxi Convention Debate
At a taxi owners’ convention the program joked about why women drive and how blondes compare. P L Emerson claimed brunettes are the most careful, citing affidavits from traffic policemen, while psychologists supposedly find blondes more conservative. The piece notes backlash from readers and mocks the stereotype through melodramatic examples of film heroines versus "sweet and simple maid."
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P. L. Emerson
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Brothers of Brands
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Finis
Marcel
Mr. Emerson
Haste not civilization says editor letters and notes
Iowa editors comment on civilization and culture and a satirical view of James Norman Hall. The Saculty Bulletin notes conservatism aiding Senator Cummins and appealing to young men and farmers. Knoxville Journal reports land values turning a corner with cheap money and good crops boosting selling prices.
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Cedar Rapids _Gazetta
James Norman Hell
Mr. Hall
James Norman Trall
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Saculty Bulletin
Cummins
Knoxville Journal
Avery
The Date Is Immaterial in Civilian Preparedness
Muscatina Journal notes it matters little when Defense days are observed and focuses on the test of national civilian preparedness through the organized reserve. Hoover praised as an economic wizard by Council Buffs, amid a broader political horizon. Toone News-Republican adds a proverb about fools and money, noting no fix for parting a fool from his car yet.
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Muscatina Journal
America
Hoover
Council
Mr. Hoover
Toone News-Republican
Abe Martin Antos's Death Toll Sparks Public Outcry
A fragment notes Abe Martin Antos allegedly killed 1,900 people last year. It laments poor girls walking miles to distant homes and criticizes those needing to show ostentation in public life. The text ends with a complaint about hosting obligations and pretending during July.
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Antos
Wear Less Underwear Says Dr Brady In Public Health Column
In a health adviser column, Dr. Brady argues against rigid spring underwear rules driven by superstition. He urges comfort as the key factor in hygiene, cites children’s specialists who favor lighter clothing for delicate kids, and notes school is a source of outdated beliefs.
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Yaterson Inngland
Paderson
Uncle Wiggily and Four Leaf Clovers
Uncle Wiggily peers from his hollow stump house as Nurse Jane Fuzey Wurzy walks the grass with a focused gaze. He asks his wife why Jane looks troubled while planning a bunny outing to the movies and wondering about a missing pancake turner for strawberry lunch.
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Uncle Wiggily
Jane Fuzey Wurzy
Jane
Moving Pictures
Uncle Wiggily and the four-leaf clover ruse
Uncle Wiggily devises a trick to swap a three-leaf clover for a fake four-leaf one to fool Nurse Jane as she searches the grass for luck. The Bunny watches, planning a prank while the muskrat lady and the Wolf cause a disturbance at the bungalow.
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Mrs. Engears
Uncle
Jane
Minny
Janie
Anawerel
Nurae Jane
Clus Waele Wir- Kily
Minches to Answer This See SA ee Brain Tests
Puzzle item by Sam Loyd presents a column fill-in activity using definitions and word removals. It guides readers to strike out words matching clues like a minister and a boy's name, leaving letters that spell Patrick, tracing to a famous French chemist and bacteriologist.
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Sam Loyd
What'll I Do with Just an Empty Flask Parody Time
Imogen scolds Andrew as he drafts a nautical minstrel show parody while he muses on prohibition era memories. He plans to perform on a boat excursion, arguing the need to shed dignity for the show. The scene shifts to his political letter about Grundy county road funding and a closing line on Chiron and creation.
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Nat
Neptuno
Dr Pendleton
Congressman Thompson
Judge Sefton
Views of the People Granty County Roads
In the pages of the Views of the People column, a report from Granty County notes road damage and construction costs after a heavy rain event. The Waterloo area saw a stretch of paving damaged, with widening estimates and a quoted cost of $30,000 per mile for repairs. Nearby, deterioration near Binck Hawk County is described with road portions and ownership unclear.
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Granty County
Tadelitte
Waterloo
Ul Wilerhto
Binck Hawk
Amilea
Grun
The Archer Chiron and the Southern Night Sky
In a reflective southern elegy the Archer Sagittarius is linked to warm nights and sea breezes. It recalls Chiron, the centaur teacher of heroes, healer of wounds, and a scholar of war and peace, whose noble spirit endures in myth.
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Saggitarius
Nortico
Scorpio
Antares
Job
Centaurus
Sagegitarius
Orion
Chiron
Mount
Pellon
Hercules
Achilles
Diomed
Aesculapius
Ulysses
Castor
Pollux
Theseus
Nestor
Ghiron
Pelion
Jove
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
Nature notes column invites readers to submit questions on wildlife and insects. It references kangaroo rats fireflies snakes and cotton leafhoppers as pests and asks readers to contact the Mississippi state entomologist with specimens for advice on suppression.
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Mississippi
Agricultural College
Birds defend owls and rubber tree gum in old notes
The text describes birds mobbing an owl, with screams and chasing onlookers urging the owl to flee. It then discusses the rubber tree and its sap, noting a protective gum that forms a cap over wounds to block insects and disease, and mentions spruce gum flowing from a sapling.
Canterbury Cathedral Opens Free to Visitors
Canterbury England June 20 visitors to Canterbury cathedral no longer pay an entrance fee the notes era began on St Augustine day and annual fees formerly averaged more than 18060 dollars it is hoped voluntary contributions will cover the deficit
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England
Canterbury Cathedral
St. Augustine
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Receives Strong Testimony
Colubmia South Carolina woman testifies after three years of illness she found relief from Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She used it through the Change of Life and regained strength to do housework, praising its benefits for women. A nationwide canvass shows over 200000 replies with 3 out of 100 reporting benefit.
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Columbia, S.C
Lydia E.pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
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