Steinmetz views on education and world peace lessons
A Waterloo Courier column contrasts Steinmetz’s critique of traditional schooling with a call to teach thinking and civic awareness. It also reviews Charles Levermors Bok prize summary on the League of Nations, noting its achievements and limits and urging U S cooperation with international bodies.
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Steinmetz
America
Schenectady
Steinmets
George Washington
Abraham Unicoln
Voice of Scorp
Abraham Lincoln
Charles H. Levermors
League of Nations
Acecom
League
Afghanistan
Der
Germany
Hegjaz
Iceland
Mexico
Ruesia
Tibet
Turkey
United States of America
Shtea
Ans
Hungary
Fougist
Tyahuis
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Wyite
America must not lag in naval build up 5-5-3 is outdated
The piece argues the United States led the naval limitation conference proposing a 5-5-3 ratio but nations are expanding smaller ships. It notes England Japan France and Italy boosting cruisers destroyers and submarines while Congress blocks broader building. It warns the US navy is behind rivals and urges continued naval expansion for national defense.
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America
England
Japan
Italy
United States
Congress
Conservation of Public Resources Ahead of Scandal
Burlington Hawk-Eye urges focusing on the core issue of conserving the nation’s public resources, warning that scandal should not obscure the debate. It argues punishment of guilty parties is not the final aim, but addressing the underlying resource question remains paramount.
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Burlington
Personal Health Service column medical home cure advice
Dr Brady discusses wound infection and septicemia risks from injuries and how to use a warm sodium citrate and salt solution as a damp compress. He answers reader questions on fat reduction and prenatal concerns, offering guidance and requesting stamped self addressed envelopes for replies.
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Aut Panny
Kata
Brady
Virginia and Theodore Stratton Meet on a Hollywood Drive
Virginia Fairfax runs from her Virginia family to Los Angeles and befriends Gloria Summers in the movie industry. She meets star Theodore Stratton during a night out with Herbert Richardson and Kitty Dalton’s scandal threat shadows the party. Virginia grows drawn to Stratton as DeVore the director and Kalsey studio tempt with flashes of glamour.
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Virginia Fairfax
Virginia
Armland
Los Angeles
Gloria Summers
Herbert Richardson
Gloria Gloria
Herb Richardson
Ria
Kitty Dalton
Tommy Warner
Gloria
Gloria Voluntee
Kitty
Herbert
Theodore Stratton
Sha
Jack Thompson
Kalsey Studio
de Vore
Inerginia
Theodora Stratton
Virginian
DeVore
Stone
Brain Tests and Curious Riddles From Uncle Josh
In a humorous brain teaser Uncle Josh tangles with a floors count of the Flatiron Building and a riddle about ages. A barber shop puzzle asks for Uncle Josh age from relations among floors his age and his wife’s age. The piece includes wordplay and a stray line about a road trip and a theatre note.
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Josh
Foltere
The Sandman Story: Harold Doll’s Night Out
Luella the doll in the playroom worries as Harold Doll stays out all night. Teddy Bear and Calico Cat clash over truth while Harold returns with an explanation that shifts Luella’s trust. The toy tale ends with reconciliation as the magic hour passes.
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Luella
Harold Doll
Teddy Bear
Calico Cat
Lueila Doli
Harold
Tenday Bear
Teddy
Calico
Hej
Calleo Oat
Lucia
Peat
Lucila
Harald
Luella Doll
Teddy Beary
Lucilla Doll
Lucnt
Conia
Bear Luella
Ballinger episode spurs call for renewed conservation efforts
The piece argues public property requires stricter safeguarding after Ballinger and recent lease deals. It contends conservation must extend beyond oil to forests, coal, and water, without shutting out private acquisition and urging honest stewardship by both public and private interests. It also praises Calvin Coolidge as the clear GOP front runner and Iowa’s pivotal role in the coming election.
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Ballinger
Senator Brockhart Leads Daugherty Probe Panel
Sioux City Journal notes Brockhart chairs the senate committee tasked with investigating Attorney General Daugherty, while the Iowa public watches if the junior senator is sharp enough to strike the elusive target. Sibley Tribune cites McAdoo supporters as saying he is all right and admits it. A quirky line wonders if Henry Clay said it is better to be right than president, as the University of Chicago opens a fountain filling station with a MON MALY Ia filed for a pen.
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W. Harman Co
Courier
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
Telephons
John C. Hartman
Editon Jackson Mercy
Treasteal
Msit
Waterloo
Lows
Associated Panss
Associated Press
Désnate
Audit Bureau of
Gee
G. Dougherty
Washington, D.C
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Theodore Stratton
Theodore Stratten
Mmovia
Mr. Stratton
Sioux City Journal
Brockhart
Sen—’Ite
Daugherty
Iowa
Sibley Tribune
University of Chicago
Christianization Views in Plainfield Letter
In Plainfield New Jersey, a letter argues that worldChristianization would end wars and class conflict. The writer urges compulsory Bible reading in public schools to educate for civilization, noting personal prior ignorance of scripture and belief in its civilizational role.
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Plainfield
Hdster
W. Collenddr
Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson
Imogene fusses over Andrew as she threads a lace evening dress. He complains the back shows too much while she defends the gown, arguing against doubts about dress modesty and his lingering requests. The exchange ends with Andrew warning he may pinch if pressed.
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Imogene
Andrew
Imogena
Ann
Inogene
Burroughs Nature Club Answers Hints From 1922 Notes
Questions from Burroughs Nature Club include how to remove hairs from tanned hides and why owl wings make no noise. The column discusses elephant domestication, purifying water with seeds, and carrion flowers like the skunk cabbage relatives, noting their habitat and insect pollination.
Abe Martin on buying a dime’s worth and confusion
Abe Martin muses on the difficulty of buying a dime’s worth of pictures and whom to send them to. He jokes that if women knew they would be fine, it would spare everyone the worry.
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Whée
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Sam
Earth
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Albion
Sandman
Mrs. Fal Walker
Coolidge
Marshalltown
Middlewest
Wife
Roe Fulkerson
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
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Pokatorium
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