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Waterloo Airport Showcases Modern Facilities and Layout
A detailed survey of Waterloo’s airport describes an L shaped 120 acre field two miles east of the city on Grant highway. It features two 3000 foot runways aligned east-west and north-south a hangar for six or more planes a combined tool room and machine shop a wind sack and a large beacon for night pilots plus 40 boundary lights white for field edges green at runway ends and red near the hangar and power line. The arrangement reflects up-to-date practices and signals Waterloo’s forward aerial progress.
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Waterloo
Grant Highway
Soft Water Initiative Proves Beneficial in Springfield
Springfield has completed a two year softening and filtering of the municipal water supply at the central plant. The process reduces hardness from 14 to six grains and removes iron. Residents report easier soap use, fewer plumbing issues, and improved laundering and fabric care. Officials hail universal citizen satisfaction and note growing belief that municipal water quality is a proper government function as cities expand.
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Waterloo
Springfield
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Central Plant
Cedar Rapids
Mississippi
Merola Migratorius
Arctic
Kansas
Virginia
Weather’s Unlikely Victim in Intellectual Debate
Weather, once banned from serious talk, still shapes plans and moods. Forecasts guide outings, wardrobe, and even spirits, with sun meaning joy and rain meaning sorrow. Since ancient times, sunshine has treated all degrees with equal indifference, a fact stubbornly unchangeable.
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Earth
Ghost writing and Dempsey case expose signed articles
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey testified that he did not write certain articles attributed to him and rarely reads such pieces. The court admission challenges the practice of ghost writing in newspapers and film publicity, prompting talk of signed confessions by ghost writers to reveal who authored the pieces.
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Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Tron Trade Review
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How Respiratory Infection Works in Cold Season
William Brady M D explains how common respiratory infections are highly communicable before rash or fever. He coins the term eri for common respiratory infection during incubation and invasion, notes spray or droplet spread up to 3–4 feet, longer ranges with coughing or sneezing, and masks can nearly halt transmission. Also includes reader Q A about fruit juices, bronchiectasis, and eyelash loss remedies.
Diary of a modern Pepys in New York May 7 1927
The diary entries recount a day in New York with Verne Porter breakfasting and claims of a working electric cigar lighter on a car. Visits William Mac Harg, window shopping, meeting Wil Hays, and observations on Broadway noise, city life, firemen's public amusements, and slum children. It contrasts New York with London and Paris, notes street play, and ends with a daylight jewelry store burglary and a sense of worn tedium amid city bustle.
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Pepys
Verne Porter
William MacHarg
John Barrymore
Juan
Robert Hillard
Wil Hays
Uncle Wiggily Solves Dessert Puzzle Then Escapes Bear
Uncle Wiggily draws a puzzle of five desserts cake cookie pudding custard pie. The Bear misreads letters, guesses names, and grows frustrated. Wiggily slips away to safety then continues his adventures the next day.
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Uncle Wiggily
Uncle Wigerly
Uncle Wiggily Seeks May Flowers in Garden Tale
In a May flower quest Uncle Wiggily and Nurse Jane search for blossoms. A toad boy and Bob Cat mischief arise as the bunny sketches four flower names for the cat to guess before nibbling. The tale blends whimsy with playful puzzles and budding garden imagery.
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Longears
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Mr. Longears
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Uncle Wigerly
Bob Cat
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Mussolini's 14 Points by Glenn Frank analysis in Plain Talk
Hiram Motherwell analyzes Mussolini's swift rise via 14 rules for success, with examples from his career. The piece contrasts Machiavellian tactics and ethical doubts, noting power tests, public perception, and the end justifying the means in a debated modern leadership model. It also discusses steel and auto industries shaping fortunes and executive mindsets during great Depression era shifts.
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Hiram Motherwell
Mussolini
Plain Talk
Motherwell
Dilictator
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Cracks and Quotes From Town Paragraphers
A collection of brief quotes from multiple papers. A woman dressed sensibly is called a fool. Prohibition and education are debated. Mentions Germany's strength for world peace and a rising politician.
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Boone News-Republican
Port Madison
Germany
Des Moines Register
Cedar Rapids
Joy Street Romance unfolds amid secrets and pursuit
Gay Hilton accepts chase to New York for $500 but faces murder accusations as Crosley Webb, a wealthy suitor, courts her with charm. A mysterious man tailing Gay and a newsroom past threaten her fresh start as she straddles ambition, romance, and danger in a city of whispers.
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Howard Weston
New York
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Crosley Webb
Carl
Gay
Webb
Gay Hathaway
Beng
Pat
Hawley
Indies
Efes
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Gloria Bush
Gloria
Mr. Webb
Miss Bush
Gloria Bushl
Mars
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
Nature Notes invites readers to send questions on nature subjects with answers appearing in the next column. (The piece discusses robin nesting ranges and ape home life, and mentions a Burlington Gazette note on broken homes and juvenile delinquency.)
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Nature Notes
Burlington Gazette
Esther Sternlich
University of Wisconsin
Liebusbrand
Miss Sternsted
The Alchemists and the Philosopher's Stone
Uncle Ray explains medieval alchemists sought the philosopher's stone to turn lead into gold and grant eternal life. He notes such quests failed, warned eternal life would overcrowd the world, and acknowledges alchemists contributed toward later chemistry as a science.
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