Waterlo o Evening Courier masthead and policy notes
Waterloo Evening Courier details ownership and management B Hartman Co with John Hartman president and editor Jackson McCoy treasurer and GM. Subscription rates and advertising policies outlined along with AP and Associated Press rights and imprint info. International news and regional offices listed.
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Conserving Health and City Health Centers
A discussion on urban health advantages over rural areas notes cities provide extensive health services including food inspections water analysis school nurses visiting nurses and laboratories. It highlights New York City plans for an eight story health center and Iowa’s move to county health units while stressing the economic and life-extending benefits of public health supervision.
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Green tail lights proposed for safer driving
The Minneapolis Journal suggests green tail lights for moving cars and red when stopped or parked. Two green taillights would indicate motion, while red would signal a parked or braking car. The idea aims to prevent collisions with stationary vehicles in the dark.
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JAIL THE VAGRANTS crusade spans the upper Midwest
An editorial urges governors mayors and law officers in Minnesota and the Dakotas to enforce vagrancy laws to curb crime. The piece distinguishes two vagrant types the panhandler and a wealthier foisted class in fine clothes who lack visible means of support and hide behind respectable appearances.
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Covert law violation blamed on public preying vagrants
The passage condemns covert criminal activity by a class of vagrants who prey on the public, rob banks, rifle stores and transport alcohol. It calls for police action to remove gun men and the most flagrant violators and notes broad agreement on revising the taxing system though consensus on method is lacking.
Sunburn and Tan Care From Dr Brady Health Column
Ultraviolet light use aims to prevent celiac rickets in infants and treat skin conditions without tanning. Sun exposure should be gradual to avoid burns, while first degree burns use calamine lotion, boric acid, and petrolatum. avoid phenol on blisters, and seek sterile salves. The column answers reader questions on hernias, indigestion, cataracts, and ivy poisoning with cautions to consult a physician and adhere to prevention and safe remedies.
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The Childs Bill of Rights by Glenn Frank
An outline of a proposed national bill of rights for schoolchildren. It asserts a child's right to attend school daily, be taught by trained teachers, attend safe and sanitary facilities, receive free medical and dental checks, access organized play, and have education tailored to individual needs, with emphasis on home values and cooperative activity.
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Lenroot and Hoover era clash over senate vote
Washington analysis notes many senators opposed Judge Lenroot despite no personal rancor, arguing a defeated former senator should regain honor from constituents. The piece links Lenroot’s loss to his political influence at the White House and Hoover era intrigue, and surveys ties to Colonel House plus Hoover’s oil policy aides andRequa confidante roles.
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About Boat Trains About Boat Trains
Paris boat trains carry near peak traffic through October with trans-Atlantic arrivals at St Lazare greeted by uniformed travel staff. The busy scene features red and white arches, customs checks, platform tickets, and last minute gifts as travelers depart for hotels and ships amid cockney talk, bells, and hustle.
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Diary entries and vaudeville notes from New York May 27
A diary style column records a day in New York with meals, shopping, and theater outings including a Syrian cafe visit and the Morgen mansion. It comments on traveling shows, animal acts in vaudeville, and circus notes, ending with a humorous, fragmentary aside about a hog catling contest at a New York farm exhibition.
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Washington Daybook highlights Mansfield the river and harbor expert
Washington Daybook profiles Joseph Jefferson Mansfield, longtime Texas representative in the House, famed for his wheelchair presence and focus on rivers and harbors. He rarely speaks on the floor, preferring private advice, with a notable 1880s incident as baggage master in Rosenberg that ended with him slipping into a crowd after a loose board gave way.
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Aged Windmills of France Protected by New Society
A French project seeks to save aging windmills once common across the landscape. About 300 mills remain, with many abandoned as fashion and taxes have led to their decline. An American painter, Herman A Webster, helps lead the Society of Friends of the Old Mills.
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Brain Tests From Evening Post Ins
A set of intelligence puzzles published in an Evening Post Society Page tests reasoning on scenarios such as a double track where one line is longer, a world trip returning home, a northbound loop to starting point, a 60 mph car covering 90 miles in 90 minutes, and a Chicago to New York 23 hour trip with answers on the Society Page.
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Abe Martin Tells Of Women Charming Days And Retirement
Abe Martin muses on whether women felt gipped in past eras and notes Marian Talley the operatic star plans retirement to buy a farm Likely headline tone and period voice reflect a light social musing with a note on Talley's retirement and bid to quit singing.
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