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The fragment lists office details and rights notices from the Waterloo Evening Courier with Associated Press affiliations and publishing policies. It mentions circulation prices, mailing terms, and delivery details, plus a brief historical note on a Moscow event and a Russia coverage excerpt.
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Sunuuy
W. OK
Anrinuin
Courier Ridge
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
Telephons
Zender
Mit Watins
Mall Cbevand
Paneer
Waterloo
Jonk
Cmder
Mare
Turer Berseld
United Press
Associatyu Press
Associated Press
Neies
Amd
Ala Eat News
Legal Reasoning on Drunken Driving Case in Black Hawk County
A Black Hawk county motorist charged with drunken driving was freed by a jury amid debate whether an overdose of potent pills rather than alcohol caused the incapacitation. The piece notes possible narcotics exemptions in the statute and argues the impact on pedestrians and other motorists remains the same. It suggests future driver license law reforms to address statutory defects.
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Black Hawk County
Byal
Outwardly Peaceful Yet Tense World Scene
An experienced foreign correspondent writes for the Chicago Daily News listing a dozen friction points in world affairs. He notes Russia and Roumania over Bessarabia, Germany and Poland over Danzig and the corridor, France and Germany over Rhineland evacuation, Roumania and Hungary over Transylvania, Italy and Jugoslavia over Albania, Mali and France over the Mediterranean, and Britain and Russia over China. He argues Versailles did not settle all disputes to victors’ satisfaction and warns of unrest rivaling Kaiserist era tensions.
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Chicago Daily News
Russia
Roumania
Bessarabia
Germany
Poland
Danzig
Corridor
France
Rhineland
Hungary
Transylvania
Italy
Jugoslavia
Albania
Maly
Mediterranean Empire
Great Britain
China
United States
England
Europe
Divorce rates cited as global concern and pride
The piece notes rising U S divorce rates since 1995 from 1 in 17 to 1 in 7.6, comparing with Japan Canada Switzerland Britain and others. It laments social impact and questions the future of a nation that leans on such family disruption.
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Japan
Fran
Canada
Switzerland
Britain
Social worker voices concern over living standards and addiction cures
An English social worker laments appalling living conditions and titles sobriety as a false cure, arguing that business pressures and societal neglect harm urban communities. The piece questions generational attitudes toward reform and the impact of intoxicants on youth.
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Ateri¢n
Matty Aries
Displacements and health myths in pelvic anatomy explained
Dr Brady debunks displacement theories of pelvic organs, noting no such displacements cause symptoms absent injury. He cites past overinterpretation, now supported by x ray evidence that sagging organs can be normal. He urges focusing on disease, not presumed displacements, and answers reader questions on topics like infantile paralysis, carrots, hot water routines, and fungal infections.
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Eupnak
Brady
William Brady
Unis
What Can College Give
essay argues practical training alone does not produce competent professionals. citing Karl Pearson, it urges universities to cultivate observation, adaptable thinking, and broader understanding beyond rote technique. it warns against overemphasis on specialized commerce training and praises liberal elements that nurture intelligent citizens and democratic strength.
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Karl Pearson
Scandal, Stress and Salvation in a Profane World
A fragmented reminiscence of reporters and celebrities under crisis outlines how scandal shadows fame. It contrasts a murdered comedian awaiting trial in his garage, a beauty in a Tombs cell, and a society woman’s courtroom clash with a jewel thief husband. The piece notes bankers, lifeguards, and idle luxury, then suggests religion as solace while wintering scholars pay for college.
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New York
Midtown Park
Uncle Wiggily and the Yeast Cake Capers in Harlem Bank Tale
A rambled comic tale mixes a Harlem bank holdup plot with Uncle Wiggily the rabbit and a crafty Bob Cat. The story follows the cat’s plan to rob a bank during a movie setup, then a playful twist where Uncle Wiggily foils the theft with a yeast cake, misdirecting the culprit and sparing the day until Nurse Jane bakes biscuits next morning. The piece blends humor, fantasy, and street-smart mischief in a lively urry of lines and snippets.
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Underworld
Harlem
Wien Picture Players
Uncle Wiggily
Bob Cat
Uncle Wiggly
Uncle
Bat Cat
Uncle Wigsily
Dane
Ang
Uncle Wiggily and the Yeast Cake Br
Uncle Wiggily visits Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wutay who bakes bread at home using yeast. The tale frames old fashioned bread making as a quaint practice with a mix of playful dialogue and rustic Green Mountain charm.
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Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wutay
Uncle Wregily
Nurse Jane
Jane
The Scheme to Ruin in White Fire Chapter XXVIII
Tabor receives a Sun clipping about Miss Mona Desmond's marriage to Launcéelot Fairness and a plotted scheme to sabotage opening night. Lewis, a long time driver, recounts a late night trip to Greenwich with Fairness, Desmond, and others planning a phony explosion to wreck the show.
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Tabor
Jane
Justice of the Peace of
Greenwich
Conn
Mona Desmond
Broadway
Launcéelot Fairness
Philadelphia
Lewis
Kr Tabor
June
Reno
Fairless
Wynne
Arlington
Mr. Wynne
Mr. Painless
Lewis*velin
Mr. Tormay
Pairless
Electric Catfish Shock Tales From Ancient Nile Tales
UNCLE RAY describes the raad or electric catfish of the Nile and other African rivers. The fish emits a non lethal but painful electric shock used historically by physicians and feared by larger species. Reports recount museum displays, cross river sightings, and dangers of keeping electric catfish together. Tomorrow features Big Fellows of the Arctic.
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Nile River
Nile
Niger
Congo
Europe
Liverpool
Uncle Ray
Big Fellows
The
Arcti
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Review 1927 Q&A
Answers cover female blue jay description, European skunks, and San Jose scale origin. The notes explain owls are carnivorous and year round, mention albino snakes and a white gopher snake, identify evergreen berries from Juniperus communis in the Northwest, Alaska, and Canada, with blue-black fruit about a quarter inch and star formation after ripening.
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Europe
China
United States
Ford
Pine
Atlantic
Middle States
Northwest
Alaska
Canada
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Lear
Aptalking
Pirorpertty
William Brady, M.D
Naty Newspaper Service
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Glenn FR
Centur Sopyrisht
McChire Semnegiper Syndicate
Seth
Mt aSpeak
BIG Brill
Democracy
New York World
Dbesnko
Seudente
Lane
Efed
Munich
Greenwich Village
Honeymson Harbor
Della Fox
Harry Tyler
James Gleason
the Shannons
Mr. Tyler
Baltimore Sun
Baltimore
Howard R. Garis
Mr. Fairless
Miss Desmond
Westchester
Ashton Hotel
Blink
Domeight
Uncle Ray’s
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin CO
Coppingal
Abe Martin
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