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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1928

Page

2

Courts And Common Sense In Courtroom Reform

A Mansfield editor reviews Guy H. Chase’s critique of evidence rules and courtroom procedure. He argues witnesses are hampered by vague judge and lawyer practices, cites cases of faulty interpretations, perjury, and delays, and urges simpler, commonsense reforms to justice.

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Health column clarifies paranoia and mind diseases

Dr Brady explains paranoia as a form of insanity with delusions, notes recovery is rare, and emphasizes that worry or unhappiness do not cause madness. He cites war, alcoholism, syphilis, drugs, poor inheritance, and poisons as real causes, urging readers to seek medical, not self diagnosis.

Reading History As Living News In Fosdick’s View

Glenn Frank argues history must feel like today’s news to shape personal growth. He cites Harry Emerson Fosdick on the crucifixion, noting ordinary motives drive religious prejudice, profit seeking, and political fear, and urges readers to see ancient events as contemporary.

New York Chicago San Francisco Harry Emerson Fosdick Mr. Fosdick Christ Jerusalem Jesus Serand Temple Courts Hird Pilate Calle Jl Fosdick Ixton

Uncle Wiggily and the Black Rock in religious debate

In Charles City Press commentary on evolution, religious opponents claim the modern quarrel centers on human pride rather than biblical conflict. The piece argues scientific facts like earth rotundity and cosmic scale threaten pride, not faith, and notes the public misreads evolution as monkey ancestry. It then sketches Uncle Wiggily and the Black Rock tale with the Fox and Wolf plotting to trap the rabbit as he avoids the Wolfs door.

Charles City Press Ach Uncle Wiggily Rabbit Lhab the Fox Mr. Longears Unels Lady Mouse Hollow Stump Miss Mouse Bunny Uncle Uncle Wigily

Eladay Mouse Avoids Wolf After Door Mistakes

The tale shows Eladay Mouse claiming a trapped tail while the Wolf questions why he won’t enter. The Fox explains the door has many errors including a misplaced letter, inverted N, missing hinge and knob, leading Uncle Wiggily to avoid the house.

New York Lively Scene Reflected by Hunger Art and Domestic Pics

A New York May 18 vignette blends social scenes with celebrity mentions. It recalls rich Park Avenue life, declares a taste for poverty’s romance, notes figures like Harrison Fisher and Hulbert Footner, and features a playful Uncle Wiggily tale where Uncle Wiggily frees a Mouse Teacher and confronts a hungry Wolf.

New York Biltmore Mauree Campbell Henritta Crossman Kerridge Park Avenue Harrison Fisher Bruce Barton Dennis King Sand Will Mahoney HH. C. Witwer Lyman Hyne St. Moritz Hulbert Footner Nelson Doubleday Coney Island

Puzzle prompts Uncle Wiggily tale and a mix of policy talk

An excerpt blends a playful line about Uncle Wiggily with a Wolf and Miss Mouse, then shifts to a Oklahoma visitor proposing a merger of southern and northern positions against the fifteenth and eighteenth amendments. The piece suggests Mississippi as a starting point to repeal both amendments, arguing many Mississippians favor moonshine over enfranchisement, while Oklahoma’s plan remains an idea.

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Autograph Hunters Dominate Stage Door Scene in New York

A stage doorkeeper notes that stars ignore love sick fans while autograph seekers swarm Broadway doors. The real pests are autograph hunters who flood albums with requests for intimate sentiments and signatures from Jack Dempsey and Gene Tunney. Chaplin once signed a guest book at Ralph Barton's home, then quipped a playful note. The collection includes Diamond Jack, Alstine Demarest, Kitty Rhodes, Boone the hypnotist, and Dr. Leopold’s magic eye salve. New York cab drivers, by contrast, are mostly young men, unlike the older, kinder drivers abroad.

Rotheos New York Soandso Jack Dempsey Gene Tunney Ralph Barton Charlie Chaplin Mr. Chaplin Ralph

Joy Street Meets New York Magic and Misdirection

Gay Hilton a discontent young private secretary accepts £500 to vanish to New York. She finds a city of intrigue as a model and encounters Crosley Webb from Wall Street while a mysterious note from Floyd Barry hints at further chance events. The tale follows her flirtations, ambitions, and choices in a world of glamour and peril.

Gay Hilton Howard Weston H. & H. Manufacturing Co Weston New York Gay Samuel J. Howellis Crosley Webb Wall Stree Chicago Charlie Charlie McCebe New Jersey Jonesy Crogéley Webb Charlie McCabe Sit Carters Flo Mellie Clevah Tiva Fin Floyd Barry

Robber crabs crack coconuts using eye holes

Uncle Rays Corner presents a curious look at robber crabs that spend most time on land and climb palm trees. The crabs bash coconuts, tear away husks, and hammer shell eye holes to drink the milk, a behavior noted by Darwin and observed in a tin box experiment.

Indian Ocean Charles Darwin Uncle Ray

Burroughs Nature Club Notes of Birds and Plants Q A

Readers submit questions on nature topics with answers to follow in next notes. The column discusses birds like parrots and sea birds, mistletoe spread by birds, pocket gophers attacking crops, and general plant and tree interactions with wildlife.

Burroughs Nature Club Houghton Mifflin Co Nature Notes

Faris Kansas City Times on Paris Missouri civic control

Paris Missouri rises to claim it is the only American city that municipally controls the fair grounds cemetery water plant electric light plant and ice plant.

Faris Kansas City Times Paris Monroe County America

Ex-Editor Finhart laments political apathy and D A R blacklist ire

Abe Martin quotes Hon. Ex-Editor Cale Finhart expressing deep disappointment at not being listed on the D A R blacklist. He criticizes politicians who rely on the lazy voter rather than the active one, highlighting concerns over civic participation and party loyalty in a sharp, regional voice.

Wolf Cale Finhart

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