Waterlog Evening Courier page header and notices
Waterlog Evening Courier volume 70 issue 6 from Waterloo Iowa area. Includes publication details, staff titles, subscription prices, and advertising policies. Mentions Associated Press United Press International news and newspaper office representation in major cities.
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Delly
W. H. Hartman
Courier
Comer Park Ave
Commercial St
John
Hartman
Vackeon McCay
Montha
Waterloo
Town
Associated Press
United Press International News
Associated Frese
Focal News
Hersin
Audit Bureau of Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Frantisco
Brory
Broncs& Finley
Representatives
Married women banned from teaching in New Jersey district
The New Jersey board of education in a town declared married women will not be employed as teachers. They argue married women take positions from trained single women and that teaching is a sideline for many married teachers. They cite Western trends and support from the state education department.
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Board of Education
New Jersey
Department of Education
Californians and Iowans Celebrate Vital Statistics 1927
The Iowa society notes Californias attract expatriate Hawkeyes while presenting 1927 vital stats for Iowa. Births outnumber deaths 44 237 to 24 230 with a 9.9 per 1 000 death rate. Long life persists with twelve centenarians recorded in Iowa.
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Californias
Iowa Society
United States
Los Angeles
Middle West
Towa
Peras
Neck of the Woods
Mussolini Plans Marriage Bank to Boost Italian Rates
Mussolini proposes a government backed marriage bank to fund unions at low interest as part of his broader Greater Italy program. He argues higher family stability could strengthen the nation and notes lack of funds delays marriages in colonies. The plan envisions safeguards and subsidies to encourage home formation.
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Italy
Mussolini
Aus Solins
Society Cries for Cruelty to Children Addressed
The piece notes New York’s Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children handled over 8,700 abuse cases affecting about 30,000 children last year. Agents appeared in court for 77 charged, with seven of eight defendants convicted, and 8,077 youngsters were sheltered. The text contrasts humanitarian ideals with ongoing abuses and comments on Washington liberalism.
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New York Society
America
Roddess
Physiology of Chronic Rhinitis and Humidity Role
Dr William Brady explains nasal turbinates act as radiators and humidifiers protecting airways. He criticizes blind surgical removal in past decades and argues for understanding nasal physiology and practical humidification for chronic rhinitis care.
Carrot Dye Answers Skin Yellowing Question
A medical note explains carrot dye can stain thick skin areas yellow but not the overall skin. The stain fades after carrots stop, raw beets do not improve complexion, and beef dulse is not a real cosmetic. Baby gas cases in nursing may be managed by small swallowed portions. send a stamped envelope for nursing instructions to Dr Brady.
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Malty Angwer
Brady
Willam Brady
The Spirit of Research by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues the modern university must guard the spirit of research from three faults. He warns against reducing inquiry to pot boiler work, overemphasis on expensive equipment, and strict separation of pure and applied science, urging Pasteur as a model of resilient, equipment-light ingenuity.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure
aAyndicate
Pasteur
Pastmir
Ecole Normale
Say
Vallery-Radot
Lossing Schools and Colleges
A Cedar Rapids Gazette summary notes student protests at the University of Omaha against President Wellstone, including an effigy of Wellstone and posters calling for a new president. It recalls Dr. Wettstone, former Dubuque president, disciplining athletic board members in Omaha for scholastic standards. The piece argues administrators must maintain discipline and proper authority, with focus on fair student rights within limits.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Wellstone
University of Omaha
Dr. Wellstone
Omaha
Dubuque
Wettstone
University of Dubuque
Edison claims to be twice as old as he is
The Ohio State Journal notes Mr. Edison asserts he has aged doubling his years by doing two days' work daily since youth. The piece portrays him as an exception to ordinary habits and hints at unusual talk and frequent vacations, suggesting disbelief in his claim.
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Ohio State Journal
Edison
Mr. Edison
Bagnias
Baroness de Meyer
New York
Kathleen Norris
Miss Brown
Frances
Eric Greatson
Frankland
Altost
Greatson
Althose
Tam
Mr. Greatson
Edith
London
Paris society and fashion scenes in a travelogue note
The author tours Paris fashion salons and chic mansions noting the opera ball ambiance with cocktails and buffets. He comments on dressmaking profitability, Parisian mannequins, and extravagance funded by American husbands. He visits Corot’s chateau near Ville d Avray and observes French farce, nightlife, and a dinner with the Baroness de Meyer.
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Paris
Tallityrand
Monta Carlo
Callot
Lafayette
Jeanne Lanvin
Patou
Lucien Lelong
America
Ville D'Avray
Sevre
Corot
Uncle Wiggily and the Accordion
The Italian rabbit explains the accordion sound as Uncle Wiggily and companions hide while traveling in Holland. Baby Bunty and Wallie, the tile rabbit children, observe figures approaching and the music draws them toward a group of children gathering dried macaroni.
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Uncle Wiggily
Baby Bunty
Wallie
Tile Rabbit
Holland
Rabbit
Bunty
Grand and Glorious Feelings of a Married Life
The fragment recalls memory of suitors bringing boxes before marriage and a husband returning home with a five pound box calling his wife sweetheart in a playful affectionate tone.
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Hubby
Uncle Ray's Corner on Native Writing Traditions
The column describes precolonial writing methods among Indian tribes including Mexico’s leaders in picture writing and northern tribes along the Fla Grande making various records before European contact. It highlights early record keeping across cultures.
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Mexico
Fla Grande
Winter Count of the Dakotas on Buffalo Hide
The article describes the Dakotas recording yearly events on a buffalo hide begun by Lone Dog in 1800 01. Images mark wars, meteor showers, treaties, eclipses, and other notable happenings. birch bark records from Minnesota note a 1820 Mississippi source expedition.
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Lone Dog
United States
Minnesota
Mississippi River
Uncle Wiggily Hides Among Italian Macaroni Strings
Uncle Wiggily Bunty and Vallie hide among drying macaroni strings as Italian children harvest the strands. The rabbits learn how macaroni is made, dried, and stored, while an accordion plays and a mystery threat arrives, promising continuation about Uncle Wiggily and the grapes.
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Uncle
Italy
Uncle Wigerly
Bunty
Yallie
Uncle Wiggily
Vallie
Brace
Nes
California
Burroughs Nature Club Notes and Answers
A fragmented 1828 nature club column questions about marsh hawk species snakes found at a Farmington River site with a yellow neck ring and slate back, plus a Resurrection plant inquiry. It includes earlier answers on bluebirds confinement, horned toads, and wolves in western ranges with notes on breeding, den sites, and population renewal.
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Farmington, Conn
Miss Brown in London intrigue and espionage
Edith Brown, a stenographer drawn into a dangerous cipher dispute over notes from a dying man, allies with Eric Greatson against Frankland and Frances Wine. As espionage, trust, and danger unfold, a bank vault incident and a looming government secret department threaten her fate.
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Edith Brown
Col
Dessiter
Mr. Paul
Peet
John Glyde
Narida
Eric Great~son
Miss Brown
Frances Wine
Paul
Soom Frankland
Greatson
Abe Martin on a mother's duty and public judgment
The piece argues a mother's first duty is to her family and home and that outside scrutiny of how she lives is improper. It emphasizes the clash between private morality and public opinion, warning that intrusive judgments lead to harmful consequences and social blame.
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McNeagil Ban Syndicats” Inc
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Howard R. Garis
Artes
Carsby
Sisey wyTerovus Toe
Uncle Ray’s
Uncle Ray
Mr. Longenis
Mr. Longears
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Calor
Western
OFX. Y. O
Phillips Oppenheim
Abe Martin
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