Waterlou Evening Courier masthead and policy notice fragment
Fragmentary newspaper masthead notes daily publication by Hartman Co and editors John Hartman and Jackson Meloy. Also lists subscription rates, office policies, and advertising guidelines with references to Associated Press and News agencies.
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Ee Ee
W. WH. Hartmart Co
Gourier Bldg
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
John C. Hartman
Jackson Meloy
Rensur
Postofficr Towa
Associated Press
United Press International News
Associated
Focal News
Audit Bureau OF Girgulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Gas stored in Cologne buried in large concrete tomb
The article describes how Cologne residents deal with a dangerous gas leak from Bas, after attempts to burn or bury it proved unsafe. A large concrete cell is built to seal and bury gas containers, a measure reflecting global moves to outlaw poison gas and prevent its return as a weapon.
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Cologne
Germany
Causes and psychology of nervous breakdowns
Dr. George R. Dodson argues that mental attitude underlies nervous breakdowns and that people may sick themselves to escape life conflicts. He notes defense mechanisms justify shortcomings and fears of failure or criticism trigger physical collapse, while ordinary happiness protects most people from such fate.
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Doc Brady
George R. Dodson
Washington University
St. Louis
Not a Chance in Four Thousand for a Folk Play
The article notes long odds against fictionists and overversifiers with publishers predicting scant success for many writers. It cites Earl Chapin May stating about 6 000 plays arise from authors minds for each that earns royalties. High stage costs from 5 000 to 50 000 dollars, or 35 000 to 225 000 for a glamorous piece, raise risks and deter investment.
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Earl Chapin May
Legal Scholasticism in Illinois Criminal Justice
Dean Albert J. Marno reports to the Illinois Bar Association. He criticizes the courts for overemphasizing technicalities over determining guilt or innocence. His study of criminal cases appealed to the Illinois high court over ten years finds the system empowers the criminal classes and notes six and a half to one odds.
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Albert J. Marno
Universitifnons
Tllinois Alan
Supreme Court
Harno
Tlinois High Court
Reversal in Supreme Court Prompts Calls for Legal Reform
The piece argues that a recused crime defendant won relief, critics say judges lack comprehensive case views, and advocates push for shorter legal docs and looser evidence rules. Dean Harno voices belief judiciary could improve within existing laws, while the public seeks justice administration, fair punishment, and timely settlements.
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Supreme Court of
Dunois Hei
Dean Harno
America
Oblain
Dean, Harno
A Letter on Forming a Club for Preventing Ery
Readers advocate a club to prevent eri by stopping conversational spray and open coughs. The piece notes Michigan Massachusetts and Minnesota contributors, and warns health authorities may resist reform while urging mothers to wear masks and spread hygiene awareness.
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Harry
Michigan
Massachusetts
Gal the Silent
Minnesota
Missouri
Althgo
Answers on Hair Dye And Remedies From The Era
Readers ask about cosmetic hair dye choices for older women and the reactions to coppery and black shades. Separate letters discuss dietary cures for anemia and other health remedies with cautious or skeptical notes.
Focused But Not Fixed By Ulenn Wrank Yersdenh
A garbled tract discusses a former editor at the Century Magee and related biographical fragmentary notes. The piece mentions Ronysinhy Bromiin and Leonardo references, arguing for a balance between specialized focus and broader understanding. It critiques narrow recembgation and praises a searchlight mindset for illumination across fields.
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Ulenn Wrank Yersdenh
Uraiveessty
Wistouahy Etl
Century Magee
the McCheeews Per Syndicate
Eribers
Iomach Oe University
Che
Leonardo
Ming
Qin
Lincoln's Grave Quiet in Peaceful Last Wish
Fragmented clippings recount odd anecdotes and captions from a Kansas City dispatch and New York notes. Highlights include a bandit warned by his brother, April weather complaints, dental descriptions, and a Paris hotel court case amid a scattered collage of headlines and quips.
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Kansas City
Brain Tests From My Evening Post Engage Readers
A fragment outlines an intelligence test from the Evening Post. It presents word groups with animals, plants, and objects and instructs readers to identify which items belong to specified classes within four minutes. The page appears to be a puzzle or brain teaser feature.
Abe Martin Divorce Hearing Cited In Mock Trial Comment
Mrs Win Plank joked during a divorce hearing that Abe Martin is always pitiful a claim about the state bank being held up this morning with no resistance and no shots reported in a rural gossip style.
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Allus Pitti
Win Plank
New York Personalities Drive Public Fascination With Office
New York politics center on personalities rather than duties as Mayor Walker and Police Commissioner Whalen attract attention for attire antics and public appearances. Rockefeller’s Pocantico Hills estate hosts a vast family complex with pools and rooms for five sons. A Hoboken lunch club and cocktail parties fuel social lore, while amateurs deride backstage barbers and etiquette trends.
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New York
New
Grover
Whalen
Broadway
Mr. Whalen
An &Column
Tenn
Walker
Gaynor
Eplettus
Pew
The Bronze Statue on the Capitol Dome Debate
Washington Daybook recalls a 1898 Senate discussion over gilding the goddess of liberty atop the Capitol dome. Members debated gold, silver, or removing the statue, with a $4,000 appropriation approved but later unused. A janitor reportedly gave the bodiless a bath with soap and water.
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Hergert
Washington, D.C
Pabional Capitol
Congressional
Senate
Morr
Vermont
Stewart
Nevada
Liberty
Capitol
Chariler
New Hampshire
Diate
Hale
Mackel
Walter
Advice to Marion Farm Battle Pitched Over Mortgage
In New York World style, the note jokes about Talley and Milas Talley’s farms. It playfully claims if Miss Talley buys the rival farm she will be back on stage to pay the mortgage. The fragment references water supply and an artesian well in a nonsensical estimate.
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Marion
New York
Miss Talley
Johns Hopkins School for Genius linked to gifted youths
The Johns Hopkins university plans a School for Genius to identify native talent among youth. Dr. Gordon notes poverty can hinder genius though health and circumstances can help. The piece argues the value of nurturing potential minds like Keats or Dickinson and questions labeling genius too early.
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Gray
Hampden
Milton
Patti
Kreisler
Daniel Webster
Johns Hopkins University
John Keats
Edger
Allan Por
Emily Dickinson
Lippmann on modernism and a spirit religion
The piece cites Walter Lippmann arguing in A Preface to Morals that modern unbelief fuels chaos and a mature spirit-based religion can guide ethics. It links high religion and disinterestedness to a grown, realistic worldview shaping behavior in a troubled age.
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Ty Thchand
New York
Walter Lippmann
Lippmann
Mperin
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