Water loo Evening Courier masthead and policy notes
The Waterloo Evening Courier lists editorial leadership with Joann Hartman as President and Editor and notes McCoy as Treasurer and General Manager. It outlines subscription rates, advertising policies, and rights, disclaimers, and references Associated Press and other agencies with nationwide offices.
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Courier
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Joann O. Hartman
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Associated Press
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New York
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The Return of Reason Counts Karolyis Granted U S Visas
Count and Countess Michael Karolyi of Hungary win temporary visitor visas at the Paris consulate and will enter the United States soon. Secretary Stimson reverses earlier immigration policy, saying the couple are proper entrants and not dangerous radicals, with their visit likely scarcely noticed aside from state department publicity.
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Michael Károlyi
United States
Paris
State Stimson
Hughes
Kellogg
Karolyns
Republic
State Department
City of contrasts captures New York’s lively mix and wealth
A commentary on the Metropolitan Opera opening and New York’s sharp social divisions. The piece notes the city’s vast and varied neighborhoods from Chinatown to Harlem and the Battery to Wall Street, highlighting Trinity Church amid Wall Street’s bustle as a prime symbol of contrasts in the metropolis.
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Metropolitan Opera
New York
Broadway
Bagdad-on
Financial District
Trinity Church
Wall Street
Eggs and eggs the London egg question and a Cedar bridge
An essay wryly notes the evolving egg classifications from new laid to bad eggs with a quip on trade eggs and the dubious Reliable Eggs label. It muses on a sham grading system and imagines a wine taster or sniffer to sort a batch, while a downtown bridge intersection on Fourth Street at Commercial is described as a local inconvenience.
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Ellis Parker Butler
London
France
the Cedar
Fourth Street
Commercial
Public nuisance remark over current conditions noted
A brief notice states that the situation under present conditions amounts to public annoyance and expresses dissatisfaction with how things are being handled. It emphasizes the ongoing discomfort and calls for attention or action to alleviate the issue.
The Inoffensive Little Microbes
Dr Brady discusses fears about germs in air and on surfaces, advising simple soap and water washing to prevent spread. He answers reader questions on tuberculosis, cleanliness, and the safety of everyday items, stressing aseptic habits and that most fears are unfounded with proper care. He notes sunlight provides ultraviolet exposure and that cocoa has modest nutrition but can stimulate urine and reduce appetite in children.
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England
Cacnaz
State Medicine Debate by Glenn Prank
Glenn Prank argues before the American College of Surgeons on the rise of state medicine or its corporate analog. He urges doctors to lead prevention efforts, resist government overreach, and align medical practice with social values while maintaining professional ethics. He warns of private interests steering health policy and urges inner professional control.
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American College of Surgeons
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Cioter
Tama
Queen's Crown Vine Grants San Antonio Home Charm
In San Antonio, queen's crown vine colors older neighborhoods with pink blossoms along doors, porches, and walls. The essay links its autumn bloom to historical charm, slow growth, and patient care, noting its Mexican origin and the legend around its name while urging steady cultivation for lasting beauty.
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Mexico
T A. Ukely
Antares
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Two Princes and a Rich Bachelor Abroad in New York
O O McIntyre recounts a tale of two royal but impoverished princes and a wealthy bachelor who bankrolls their oil field stint then Hollywood forays. The piece surveys New York City’s mosaic character, from Fifth Avenue to Broadway, and its magnetism to outsiders, with sharp social commentary on fame and civic pride.
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Globe
Travie
Uneage
Dub
America
Biarritz
Darkey
Hollywood
Uyed
Peebles
Ogea
Metropolis
Washington Journalists Prize Created for Best National-Interest Work
A New York lawyer, Chester D. Pugsley, donates 1000 to fund a yearly award by the National Press Club for the Washington newspaper writer judged by a five member panel to have done the best work on national affairs during 1923. The award will be named The Chester D. Pugsley Journalistic Award. The panel includes Dr James Melvin Lee, The Evening Star editor Theodore P. Noyes, Ray A. Roberts, Grafton S Wilcox, and Dr Henry Grattan Davie.
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Washington
New York
Chester DeWitt Pugstey
Hiry
Chester D. Pugsley
James Melvin Lee
Department of Journalism
New York University
Theodore P. Noyes
Ever Nng Star
Washington, D. C
Ray A. Roberts
The
Kansas City Star
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Difference Highlighted In Consul Sons Scholarships
An article notes a 10,000 scholarship at Vas sar and multiple university scholarships for sons of United States consuls established by him. The piece contrasts attitudes toward engagements and mentions Cincinnati Enquirer quoting an old maid who invites work but envies those who can marry.
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Pugaley
New York
United States
Ike Tila
Heling
Ducaton
Vassar
Cincinnat
Enquirer
Asa Stands Firm and Prays Against Overwhelming Odds
In a devotional recounting of Asa facing Zerah the Ethiopian, the piece urges readers to stand their ground when outnumbered, fight bravely, and pray. It emphasizes courage without surrender and invites readers to submit questions for further guidance through the paper.
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Zerah
Siso
Abe Martin recounts the night’s robbery with humor
Abe Martin relays a grim incident as Lie Tharp recalls being slugged and robbed last night. The tale mentions a new line of Linn products and a recurring monthly purchase, reflecting local color and the joking tone of the piece.
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Lie Tharp
Adather
Fenea
I Megalomaniacs and a City of Opinions
The item surveys jokes and literary notes from a campus and public sphere. It references megalomaniacs, a log on a porch, a Chateau Frontenac note, and various book reviews about Laughing Boy and Sin cerity, plus biographical notes on Hanna and Grandmother Brown. It concludes with Ramsay MacDonald’s university speech on effort and perseverance as enduring virtues.
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Charles City Press
Ramsay MacDonald
George Washington University
Lfe
Bunk
Pigakin and The Unwilling God dramatize college life
New York critics review two novels about higher education after the Carnegie Foundation report. Pigakin by Charles W. Ferguson satirizes a college president who equates pigskin with status, while Petey Marks’s The Unwilling God presents a veteran observer of campus life.
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Foundation
Percy Marks
Rionand G
Massock
New York
Toraco Ethelmors
Dickey
Nu Great University
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