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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1928
Page
3
The Sherman corporation reports results of a broad survey on business conditions. It highlights favorable factors such as money rates and labor efficiency and unfavorable ones like competition, taxation, and government regulation. Responses from manufacturers indicate tax burdens vary by level from local to federal.
The article notes lively French parliamentary campaigns with posters bearing candidates signatures. Voters gather before signboards daily as accusations fly and libel is hard to prove. When no clear majority results, fringe candidates withdraw and urge supporters to back the least objectionable rival.
The article contrasts the duty of citizens to family and nation with a broader human obligation. It argues against isolationism and praises peace efforts as patriotic. It also notes a farmer turning into a farm adviser and predicts a new profession, arguing that paid expertise benefits both adviser and client.
Dr Brady discusses causes and predisposing factors of hemorrhoids including improper seating, overeating, lack of exercise, and straining. He notes varicose hemorrhoidal veins may exist without symptoms and stresses medical examination over guesswork. The piece includes reader questions on acidophilus milk, weight gain, tuberculosis travel, and kidney-disease diets with brief professional answers.
A Paris dispatch from Paris March 12 describes the Latin Quarter and Montparnasse Dome scene with art students and bohemian figures. It notes Afghan royalty in town, rent fears, and Rue Mouffetarde's squalor while citing local fare and American references like Oliver Herford and Myron Herrick.
Glenn Frank argues for limited college censorship of student publications and invited speakers. He cautions against overbearing oversight while insisting on maintaining taste and propriety and rejects blanket suppression in favor of principled intervention. He cites Shaw and applies a measured standard to campus discourse. Burlington Gazette notes on intelligent voting and informed participation.
A whimsical scene unfolds as Uncle Wingily and two Uncle rabbit girls are carried to Holland by a kite. A fox in Dutch attire is spotted, sparking a hunt-style exchange about what gut may yet reveal.
Uncle Wiggily and companions travel through Holland meeting the cow and rabbit folk. They learn about salty water from ocean dykes and watch for the Fox and Boy Cat said to shadow them. A field of tulips hides the fox as the tale heads toward a cliffhanger.
Edith Brown a stenographer is drawn into a web of danger surrounding a dying man s notes as Russian agents and others close in. A meeting with a supposed executor widens the intrigue while a bank vault swap threatens to lose the vital document.
Burroughs Nature Club answers readers questions on birds, trees, and small wildlife. The column explains regurgitation in birds, differences between newts and lizards, and fox squirrel behavior, with care tips for canaries.
Uncle Ray explains the fox’s cunning as it evades farmers and dogs. The crafty animal roams near towns, raids hen roosts, and sometimes outsmarts pursuers by leaping to tree trunks and escaping into leaves. The piece ends with a note about tomorrow’s feature on the anteater.
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