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Classified column header and mail rates for a Waterloo Iowa newspaper. The text lists subscription prices, mailing areas, and notices about advertising policies. It mentions Associated Press, United Press International, and office locations in multiple cities, with details on payment terms and policy restrictions.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
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Brooks & Finley, Representatives
Who's at fault for a snobbish college son
A pessimistic mother criticizes her son in a large eastern university for snobbery, extravagant dress, and wasteful tastes. She blames the university and especially the parents for letting him drift through college without real life experience. The piece argues the self-supporting student faces harsher realities.
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University
Southern chivalry courts embezzler woman judge rebuke
The Anne Arundel county school board secretary who confessed to stealing 20008 of public funds was not sentenced after a judge claimed women should not be punished unless deemed unfit for freedom. The column argues such southern chivalry excuses crime and urges equal application of law to women in business and public finance.
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Anne Arundel
Annapolis
Public Records Freedom Backed by Attorney General
Matters of public record report the New Hampton Gazette victory against a county clerk who sought to restrict print. Attorney General affirms reporters and public access to records, noting withholding power lies with the legislature, not local officials. Fletcher defends press freedom while questioning court secrecy and centralized authority.
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Hampton Gazette
Fletcher
General Assembly
Mutton Losing Out in Britain as Boiled Chicken Leads
London reports a shift in British taste from mutton to boiled chicken and boiled pork. Statisticians note sheep numbers fall from about 20 million to under 14 million in England and Wales. Poultry and pig farms grow as dairy farming expands, with cultivated land shrinking and intensified farming rising.
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London
England
Wales
Holland
Denmark
Belgium
British Isles
The Logic of the Depraved and Youth Guidance
A columnist rants against Herman Keyserling and the misuse of “long disuse” logic to justify depravity. He compares individual weakness to race-wide decline, laments silence in popular education, and urges parents and educators to reform grammar and high school curricula to address moral guidance.
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Herman J Keyserling
Book on Motherhood recommended by Old Doctor Brady
An expectant great grandmother asks for guidance on care for mother and newborn. The reply endorses Simplifying Motherhood by Dr. Frank Richardson, published by G P Putnam's Sons New York, price 14 shillings or $1.78, as a top source. Also includes Dr Brady's diabetes explanation noting it is a pancreatic deficiency, not a kidney or liver disease, with guidance for readers to send stamped self addressed envelopes for letters.
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Frank Richardson
G. P. Putnam's Sons
New York
Doctor Brady
Brady
William Brady
Democracy hinges on knowledge and modest leadership
Glenn Frank argues in this essay that democracy requires a blend of civic humility and competent leadership. He cites an ancient Arab aphorism to distinguish four types of knowers and urges that public policy rests with those who both know and know that they know, while the public remains informed and discerning.
McAndrew Departure Sparks Chicago Annexation Clash
The New York Herald Tribune notes Chicago risks losing Dr. William McAndrew, a trusted American educator, amid Mayor Thompson’s campaign to deter annexation by Britain. The piece asserts New York would benefit from such a leader if Chicago departs, and mocks charges of disloyalty.
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Hierald-Tribune
Wiuliam McAndrew
Chicago
Dr. McAndrew
Thompson
McAndrew
Wing George
Alarm Over Flood Name Choices Prompt Mock National Week
Baltimore Sun notes with concern the Mississippi flood naming trend where many infants lack biblically minded Noah names. The column derides youth humor and calls out pious southerners while joking about a national Don't Crack a Smile week and the aged audience reactions.
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Johnson
Highwater Jones
Refugee Jones
Mississippi
Noah
Paris Dress Salons Hide Behind Barnlike Façades
In Paris on May 23 readers glimpse elite dressmaking salons tucked behind warehouse fronts with chimneys and dark exteriors. Inside, vast rooms with brocade, crystal, and acres of parquet host polished luxury while American husbands sweat over travel funds. Saleswomen charm customers as menage of fashion unfolds. postcards hawkers prey near hotels. The scene notes French shop psychology, wartime remnants at the Arc de Triomphe, and steady shop hours from noon to two.
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Paris
Minnie Smith
Hertha M. Clay
Cobh
Milady
Broadway
Uncle Wiggily and Bunty’s Kite
Baby Bunty, the little orphan rabbit girl, calls Uncle Wiggily from a hollow stump, hissing with her lips as he eats breakfast. He looks out the window to see Bunty excited, just before his planned early adventure with his many bunny children.
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Baby Bunter
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Bunty and the kite adventure with Uncle Wiggily
Bunty the orphan bunny asks Uncle Wiggily to help make and fly a homemade kite. They go to the meadow where the kite rises but a gust snatches Bunty’s ribbon and a hoptoad girl who holds the cord. Uncle Wiggily saves them by bring down the kite and freeing Jimpie the hoptoad girl.
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Baby Bunty
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Uncle Wissgily
Jimpie
Abe Martin Says Crime Frenzy Prompts Boasting Husbands
Constable Plum notes publicity over crime sparks boasting among wives that they could kill a husband with a sash weight. Wilbur Moots plans to quit farming and move to the city to raise a son.
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Wilbur
The Gray Phantom Rescues Helen in Basement Duel
In a gated basement showdown Dr Bimble and Jepson corner Helen Hardwick as the Gray Phantom and a brutal gang close in. The Phantom blindsides Jepson with a knockout blow then confronts a pistol aimed at Helen. He must act without endangering her as the scene ends with a cliffhanger.
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Helen
Bimle
Jepson
Granger
Miss Hardwick
Dr. Bimble
Gage
Doctor Bimbi
Hungry wolves in Russia haunt sleigh travelers
Uncle Rays Corner recounts a brutal Russian winter tale where a peasant, his wife, and child flee a pack of wolves. The mother saves the child amid a deadly pursuit as wolves kill the driver and horses before the family reaches safety in a farmhouse. The episode ends with a cautionary travel note and a belief in arming for such dangers.
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Russia
White House Economy Savings Claim Cited by Post-Dispatch
A former White House housekeeper says Mr. Coolidge saves with domestic economies about $50,000 annually. The figure reflects the cost gap between state dinners and the state breakfast, indicating notable expense differences in presidential meals.
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White House
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Column Prompt
The note invites readers to submit questions on nature subjects to the Nature Notes Dept for the Burroughs Nature Club column. It credits HOUGHTON Beeco and 1927 copyright, asking readers to send general interest questions for answers in this paper’s Nature Notes section.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Beeco
Nature Notes Dept
Nature Notes Answers to Common Inquiries
Answers cover warblers feeding habits, whether slugs are native or introduced, and if water snakes seen on a hanging tree limb recur or migrate. Also included are notes on bears hoarding, curl in birdseye maple, and cardinal nesting details with an incubation period of about 17 days.
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