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Volume six number one twenty eight page from Waterloo Iowa notes subscription prices and post office status. Mentions Hartman McCoy Waenness sPreasurer and General Manager roles. Includes Associated Press United Press International notices and advertising policy details, with generic newspaper advertisement rules and agent representation.
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Memorial Day Reflections On Veterans Of 1898 And Beyond
Memorial Day observances honor the heroic dead who fell in battle and those who died in later peace. The piece laments dwindling veteran ranks, notes veterans returning from France, and urges reverence as wreaths are laid on graves to honor defenders of the flag and the land.
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Saming
France
Finnegan Tackles Inland Press on Chicago Crime
Chicago Daily Journal co editor Richard J Finnegan challenged Inland Press Association for criticizing Chicago crime arguing that crime is not merely a city problem. The piece disputes reliance on birthplace as crime determinant and examines migration of criminals into Chicago from other US cities and foreign countries.
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Chicago
Richard J. Finnegan
Chicago Daily Journal
Inland Press Association
Windy City
Middlewest
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Mr. Finnegan
Lindbergh celebrated by music and cheers in Paris
The Spirit of St Louis flyer Lindbergh enjoys a grand Paris welcome and a public homage. Singer Anna Case, lauded for beauty and voice, dedicates the Scotch song Charlie Is My Darling to him, highlighting his luck and allure as an eligible bachelor of 25.
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Charlie Lindbergh
Beiny
Wuman
Paris
St. Louis
Lebourget
Charile
Anna Case
Anna
Americans Seek Invitations to Buckingham Court
News dispatches report hundreds of American women flooding the London embassy with requests for Buckingham Palace invitations. Forty were accepted, while the rest faced fruitless wire pulling. Charlie Lindbergh will be received by King George V in a special audience, a distinction the columnist says surpasses social prestige and reflects merit over self seeking.
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United States
London
Buckingham Palace
Charlie Lindbergh
Georges V
Fre Essence of Romance Inspires New Wave of Teens
A fragmentary 1927 news note observes American youth embracing modern performers and romance trends. It notes older generations’ disapproval and hints at dramatic style, cigaret usage, and gin in occasional depictions as youth seek fashionable romantic ideals amid social shifts.
AGE LIMIT FOR PHYSICAL PUNISHMENT
Dr Smiley Biamton notes in Hygeia October 1926 that physical punishment should not occur before age two unless the child’s intelligence is abnormal. Readers oppose flogging for teens. some advocate or question its effect on cigarette smoking. The column continues with Q and A on infant bronchitis, Hodgkin's disease, and lime disinfectant, urging readers to send stamped envelopes for replies.
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Smiley Biamton
Hygeia
New York
Brady
W. F.C
Hodgkin
R. K
William Brady
Cautious Opinions by Glenn Frank on Public Discourse
Glenn Frank argues for less timidity in American thought and jokes about a League to Enforce Caution among public men. He recalls editing The Century Magazine and a Harvard president’s reluctance to discuss education, asserting most truths are not universal and urging tailored, sincere experimentation.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
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Century Magazine
McClure Newspaper
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Lowell
Harvard
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Latin American Names Explored By Peruvian Visitor
A Peruvian critic in the United States argues against blanket label usage calling for nations to be identified by their own names. He contends Americans should refer to people by national designations such as South or Central American, or simply North American, to reflect individuality and courtesy.
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Charles City Press
Civil strife blamed for brutal damage and moral decay
The Buffalo News argues that civil strife is more destructive spiritually than international war and must be countered with the same stern measures. It calls for a warless world and the abandonment of bullets and bombs among nations.
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Buffalo Newa
Town Good Roads Group Eyes State Bond Victory
Nowell Mirror reports the Town Good Roads association has campaigned for a large state bond to fund local primary roads. The group believes victory is near and expects funds to come from individual counties rather than the state as a whole.
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Victory Fork Thy Roads Group
Nowell
Town Good Roads Association
Diary of a modern Pepys in New York Musings
The fragment recounts a day in New York with social scenes from a passport office to Pierre's lunch and a barber shop promo. It notes gossip about actors and musicians, mentions Ring Lardner and Grantland Rice visiting Paul Whiteman, and observes lively nightclub and salon chatter of the era.
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New York
Pepys
Pierre’s
Frazier Hunt
Canada
Lardner
Uncle Wiggily’s Laughing Trick
A humorous tale begins with Uncle Wiggily deciding to oversee a kindergarten class for a few days. Mrs. Longears mocks his plan while suggesting the Lady Moust take over and keep him away from the school duties.
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Wissily
Mrs. Longears
Moust
Kindergarten Lessons From Mrs Lange For Bunny Children
Mrs Lange plans early schooling for little bunnies with field lessons to learn hiding, hopping, and tricks to outwit foxes and bad chaps before they start school. Bob and Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzy engage in dialogue about what the young rabbits should know.
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Bob
Uncle Wiggily Leads Bunny Adventures in the Woods
Abe Martin narrates a woodland adventure with Mrs Longears and a chorus of rabbits led by Uncle Wiggily. The group learns escape tricks to outsmart a Bob Cat as they head toward school with Baby Runty and others, ending with the humorous capture and escape through a hole as the lesson concludes.
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Tongenra
Sly Fox
Weasel
Jumbie
Warko
Nica
Softy
Bob
Mr. Longears
Jingin
Uncle Virgity
Atead
Uncle Wisgily
Jong
Chinaman intrudes at Pullen home in tense night scene
In CHAPTER II of a likely sensational tale, a Chinese visitor slips into the Pullen household amid a lacquered chest mystery. Fred chases, the burglar escapes, the chest is found emptied by dawn, and a policeman discovers the Chinaman dead on the floor. The piece ends with a tease of continuation.
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Fred Fulton
Iste
Julia
Fullen
Fred
Mrs. Pullen
Pullen
Jutta
Rell
Tullen
Mina
Mrs. Pul
Len
Julian
Burroughs Nature Club Answers Readers Questions
The nature notes column from 1927 answers reader questions about plant roots exposing above soil, lizard and snake distinctions, and protecting a bird nest from predators. It explains aerial roots, suggests not burying certain roots, and offers practical nest protection methods such as collar bars or bark barriers.
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O. McIntyre
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Tony
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Eddie Cantor
Orchestra Lsader
Uncle Wiggily’s Laughing Trick
Howard R. Garis
Abe Martin
Manila
Henry Judd Gray
Chinaman
Connstep
Butlen
Cank
Ace
Astor
Cuah
New York World
New City
Rockland County
America
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Sees Co
Nature
Senco
Nature Notes Dept
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