Waterion Evening Courier Subscription Notes and Editorial
Waterion Evening Courier details subscription rates by carrier and mail, with regional distance tiers and monthly pricing. The page includes masthead info, staff roles, advertising notes, and a lengthy editorial on American history writing and current political discourse, highlighting Frank KR. Kent and a sports preview of Cedar Rapids Bunnies versus Waterclao, plus a controversial case involving a Chicago hardware dealer and Mussolini remarks by a visitor.
Immunity and Schick test facts for disease prevention
William Brady discusses natural immunity versus the popular but misleading notion of resistance. He explains that environmental factors like sunlight aid immunity to respiratory infections, outlines how the Schick test detects diphtheria antitoxin, and notes limitations of the Dick test for scarlet fever. He urges universal immunization and school testing to stamp diphtheria out.
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War Memorials Debate Pershing Warns Against Lavish Monuments
General Pershing endorses battle monuments but cautions against lavish, independent memorials abroad that could misinterpret the United States. He urges simple, modest markers like those in England, France and Italy, stressing unity with allies and avoiding costly national displays.
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Spelling and Amendments Split in Editorial Notes
The Fay family spelling dispute between McNider père and Hanford Mac Nider unfolds in editorials about copy setting and consistency. The piece notes the broader push for uniformity while urging fuller coverage of constitutional amendments and personal liberty debates.
Nature Notes Questions From Houghton Mifflin 1904
Burroughs Nature Club prompts readers to send questions to the Nature Notes Dept. of the paper for answers in this column. Readers ask about fruits, sheep and bee hives, and migration of young by a duck, with answers promised in tomorrow’s issue.
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Descriptions of Warbler Species in Naturalist Text
The passage notes the belated observation of a bird, the warbler, described with olive and yellow plumage. It references a blueish tinge and a pale underside, noting head and back markings and a white bar. The text critiques the bird’s appearance in comparison with taxonomic labels.
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Modern Marriage Ends in Suspicion and Murder Case
Kathryn Leonard, a New Freedom advocate, blocks Llon Foss from her home and a gunshot kills Foss. Husband Rodney Evans confesses to attorney Richard Starmount, but fresh clues including Kathlyn’s autobiography and a mysterious letter fuel doubt about Evans. Starmount weighs Kathryn’s possible guilt as police seek truth amid a tense hospital scene and a tangled web of love and betrayal.
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Cliff Dwellers of the Southwestern Cliff Homes
The article describes the Cliff Dwellers who built high cliff homes in Arizona New Mexico Utah and Colorado between 1600 and 2000 years ago The largest cliff dwelling is Cliff Palace in Colorado with about 117 rooms Five story high sections with no chimneys used doorways or windows for smoke escape The dwellers were hunters and cultivators growing corn beans and squashes They carved steps and used wooden ladders to move between levels The piece also briefly notes Persia with limited railroads and a Shah named as regent in 1924
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Uncle Wiggily and the Green Boat Adapted Tale
Uncle Wiggily, a rabbit gentleman, meets Bully Noy Tail the frog while hiking in the woods. Bully, a Wood Cress Patrol scout, asks about kindness deeds and helps search for a lost pocketbook. A distant voice cries for help, hinting at a new adventure beginning.
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Abe Martin Th Bear Wallow Supper Tale
Abe Martin recalls a local tale about a hungry crowd at Bear Wallow supper. He notes how steady men were grabbed by a clever scheme as girls joke that the items go like hot cakes, while members joke about being called hunks.
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