Evening Courier summary of athletics and civic ventures
United States athletic participation is widespread though not dominant, with 7.6 million training in sports among 6 to 30 year olds, per National Amateur Athletic federation figures. Omaha convention highlights American Legion push for community amateur athletics. Fort Dodge residents consider a citizen-led streetcar operation with a 5,000 dollar fund to run lines, betting on fare flexibility and bus routes to cover deficits. Senator Cummins proposes an export-based farm relief plan with broad congressional interest, while general sentiment on farm aid remains cautious and varied.
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Athletic America
United States
National Amateur Athletic Federation
John L. Griffith
Griffith
Ace Hais
American Legion
Omaha
the Legion
Elizena
Cummins
Cale
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Jardime
McNary
Iowa editors urge driver exams and licenses
Iowa editors call for driver exams and licensing to weed out unfit drivers and reduce auto deaths. Articles from Marshalltown, Davenport, and Cedar Rapids discuss careless driving, safety measures, and a Seattle man's claim of possessing a rare ancient gold coin with Persians and Greeks legends.
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Marshalltown Times
Cedar Rapids
Seattle
Afterthoughts on daily riders and human drama on the streetcar
A reflective piece observes the morning city commute as a drama of strangers. It notes varied passengers from janitors to professionals sharing space yet largely speaking only through imagined lives. The author longs to approach a pretty rider, imagining future courage and a possible date.
Asepsis Era and Germicides in Health Practice
William Brady answers reader questions on aseptic versus antiseptic ideas, explaining germicides, antisepsis, and safeguards in surgery and home care. He notes the aseptic era replaces reliance on antiseptics, warns against overconfident use, and emphasizes cleanliness plus professional guidance.
Distant Coin Clues Spark Debate on US Legends and Faith
Historians and math experts debate the meaning of phrases on American coins and the motto In God We Trust. They suggest deciphering engravings may reveal libertarian themes, national unity, and the balance between church and state in early 20th century discourse.
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Weswuse
Eia
Grand and glorious feeling for a Girl Scout daughter
A festive sense of pride fills the family as a Girl Scout daughter earns recognition and joy spreads through the home. The article captures the celebratory mood and community support surrounding her achievements.
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Ang
Uncle Wiggily and the Snow Pie
An excerpt from Howard R. Garis featuring Uncle Wiggily and Saramie caught in a snowstorm. The rabbit and companions tumble and wonder if they are slipping into a hole toward China as they plod through the wintry landscape.
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Uncle Wiggily and the Snow Pie
Howard R. Garis
Uncle Wiggily
Saramie
China
Rabbit
Snow Hill Adventure with Uncle Wiggily and Friends
Uncle Wiggily, Sammie, Susie, and Jingle slide down a snow hill while seeking a shovel to clear snow and find Susie’s lost penny. They buy a wooden shovel, clear the drift, and Jongle jokes about a snow pie as Uncle Wiggily vanishes outside. The tale ends with playful tension over Uncle Wiggily’s whereabouts.
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Sammie
Susie
Samamie
Jingle
Uncle Wiggily
Mr.Loncears
Varle
Tom Happy
Susie Jana
Uncle Wigelly
Jane
Uncle Wiggley
Tabbit
Debate Likely Over State Dept Treatment of Count Karolyi
Springfield editorial contends a winter congressional debate is needed on the state department handling of Count and Countess Karolyi. It questions why the countess could be admitted for a lecture under Hughes and barred as a private guest under Kellogg, urging government justification of the policy and evidence of any menace or Communist ties.
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Ted
Tam
T. B
Bette
Springfield
Bmss
Congress
State Department
Karolyi
Hughes
New York
Altho
United States
Canada
Kellogg
Abe Martin Notes On Lessons From Mother's Knee
Abe Martin reflects on opportune days to learn from family wisdom as a nephew, Bud, killed his business partner yesterday while others watched from Florida, hinting at caution and irony in small town matters.
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Tipton Bud
Florida
The Surprising Sex Concerning the Action
A Washington society drama centers on Blake a wealthy lawyer and politician who marries Julie Denniston as a political marriage while nursing past loves. Anna Denniston confronts him over rumors and secrets as Julie encounters a mysterious Mrs. Danforth, revealing hidden family ties and a dangerous past that threaten loyalties and reputations.
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Blake
Julie
Anna Denniston
Julia
Washington
Anna
Jimmy Phillips
Miss Denniston
Pravious
Siace
Latour
Danforth
Cranston
Jie
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Q and A
Answers to reader questions on nature topics from the Burroughs Nature Club Notes column. It explains bird behavior terms like bill rubbing, milk souring related to electrical storms, and orchard care for apple scab including removing dead twigs to prevent fungal spread.
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