Waterloovening Courier AM header and notices
Waterloovening Courier AM publication details and masthead information. Includes address, editor Jackson McCoy, treasurer Tremoucee, general manager, subscription prices, postal notice, wire services, and advertising policies. Mentions Associated Press and bureau locations, with note on rates and payment terms.
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Bandey Oy
Hartmassey Courier
Corner Park Ave
Matoaa Aecsiseeseeseeeeeeess
Jackson McCoy
Cerrier
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press International News
Driving Licenses Revoked in Pennsylvania Highlight Traffic Laws
The eastern states impose vehicle operator exams and license revocation for repeated offenses. The piece contrasts Pennsylvania and Iowa noting Pennsylvania revokes licenses after infractions, while Iowa lacks mandatory licensing and uniform enforcement. It argues stricter checks improve road safety.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Iowa
Dance of Folly Prohibiting Spectacles Under Police Power
The piece argues that banning spectacles like marathon dances may intrude on personal liberty, yet criticizes the fad as foolish and harmful. It cites a Madison Square Garden event where a male dancer fled amid a pantomime panic, while other couples suffered pass-out spells, and notes the strain from prolonged exertion.
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Chicago
New York
Madison Square Garden
Uree
The Luck Myth in Industry and Effort
The article argues that luck is not a virtue but a misleading concept. success stems from industry and perseverance, not luck. It questions universal meritocracy, noting that effort may yield uneven results due to unavoidable factors and unpredictable breaks in careers and enterprises.
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Utopia
Trees In Town Scarcity Of Space In Waterloo
Residents in Waterloo note that dense tree spacing harms tree health and lawn vigor. Crowded roots struggle for moisture, roots crowd soil, and excessive shade damages grass on terraces and lawns.
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Waterloo
Elm tree overgrowth harms shade and health in city
The piece argues that dense elm growth robs air and sunlight, covering sidewalks with slime after rains and causing damp, dark conditions. It urges thinning on lawns and streets, estimating a mature elm needs about 100 feet diameter, and suggests selling excess wood. It notes Mussolini for not letting the Italian senate waste time with filibustering.
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Mussolini
End of medical specialties argues for universal hygiene
William Brady M D rails against rigid medical subfields and age based care epochs. He says only the ordinary family doctor should determine when life stages begin and that hygiene remains constant from infancy through old age, cautioning against artificial middle age or geriatric niches and criticizing over specialization.
Questions and Answers on Health Skeptics and Teeth
Readers ask about leg ache in children from garter use and sweating. A correspondent notes feverish signs disappear when garters are removed. A question about an impacted wisdom tooth risks is answered: no immediate trouble if not bothersome now, but may arise later. The skin pores question is answered: humans have no true pores. sweat and sebaceous glands open surfaces, but no proven absorption through ducts.
Domestic Immigration and the Liberal Student Soldier
Glenn Frank urges that college graduates entering the U S commonwealth compel a liberal, self governing citizenship. He argues assimilation depends on the ideas and character students bring, envisioning graduates as worthy representatives of true liberalism and responsible self government.
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Glenn Frank Preadent
Uniersity of
Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McUmre Newspaper Syndicate
Commonwealth
Diary Notes on New York Life and Coney Island Fun
A dated diary fragment from June 25 describes changing city moods with weather, socializing with Blanche Ring and Charlies Winninger, and quirky scenes. It covers Second Avenue shops, garlicky theatregoers, Coney Island’s sedate bankers and performers, and a Texan Tatich house memory ending with a paste in the eye.
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Modern Pepys
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Indianapolis
Blanche Ring
Charlies Winninger
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Subway
Lee Oilwell
Joseph Moore
Roy Howard
Ster
Charlie Journal
Montmartre
Uncle Wiggily and the Late Frog from a Puzzle Book
Uncle Wiggily reads with Miss Mouse and the Big Black Bear, a playful tale of a puzzle book sparking a new adventure. The trio recalls a picture carved by the Bear, linking to Uncle Wiggily stories and a fragmented book.
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Uncle Wigelly
Uncle Wiggily
Miss Mouse
Hare and Bear Trade Farewell From Short Tale
In a children’s story fragment a bear bids goodbye to the woods, saying he must go find his supper. A bunny and other woodland creatures join in the scene as they prepare to read a story together, ending with a playful farewell line.
Uncle Wiggily and Bully in a Late Morning Lesson
Uncle Wiggily helps a Red Ant Lady with a heavy crumb loaf then travels to Hollex Slump School where Bully No Tail the frog arrives late with a puzzle for Miss Mouse. The tale combines classroom antics with the ongoing adventures of Gale Weston and Gay in a separate dramatic chapter.
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Hollow Stump
Gen- Urman
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Hollex Slump School
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Bawly
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Burroughs Nature Club Notes and Q A Items
This fragment outlines Burroughs Nature Club Notes by HOCTICON MIRELIN and requests general interest questions for the Mature Notes Dept. It references yearlong questions about nature topics and notes that answers will appear in tomorrow's Nature Notes, including a previous Q A about asarak?iks.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Hocticon Mirelin
Mature Notes
Dragon Flies Delight Young Readers in Uncle Rays Corner
UNCLE RAY S CORNER describes dragonflies as harmless to humans and fascinating to watch. It explains their flight prowess, life cycle from aquatic nymphs to winged adults, and hunting grounds in marshes and ponds. The piece invites children to observe these lively insects without fear.
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Peller
Unclear terms and myths about carrion bugs and birds
The text questions why tar s are called carwigs and defines fruiting spikes as ears of grain, then mentions ancient names for trees in America and protection by government. It also describes baby hummingbirds and their hatchling development with vivid but ornate imagery.
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Earaig
Ron
America
Arizona
Pacific Railroad
Who Cares About Dance Marathons in Chicago Debacle
Mason City Globe-Gazette critiques endurance contests noting public scorn for excesses of dance marathons. It argues healthful sports deserve respect when goals are worthy, while condemning those who dance for a week without rest as ridiculous, drawing on medical experts’ views.
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Mason City Globe-Gazette
Chicago
Abe Martin Skirt Wish Gone Yet Overalls Sought
In a fragmentary note the text hints at Abe Martin discussing shifting fashion or uniforms. The passage mentions Mrs Fin Nugent Waiden and Ch Bentley and a group named Monarchy Five & Ten in a local setting. The readable lines suggest a community update or playful exchange without clear events or dates.
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Pusey
Fin Nugent
Waiden
Bentley
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