World and America Highlights from Waterlooo News
President Coolidge urges balanced relation between business and government in New York Chamber speech. Iowa City schools debate Univ eniversity program aims as educational lab. taxpayers fund local districts independently. Interviewing applicants hinges on signaling desired age or experience.
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W. H. Hartman Co
Courier
Garner Park Ave
Commercial
Telephone Branch Exchange
John C. Hartmas
Jackson McCoy
Treas
Postoffice
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated
Press International News
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley, Representatives
America
Coolidge
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Lowe City
Ziegfeld Proposes Fame on U S Stamp Likeness Bid
Postage stamp advertising idea by theatrical producer Florenz Ziegfeld draws interest for placing a Follies star on two cent stamps. No government acceptance announced. critics cite ethical concerns and limited theatre seating as obstacles to the plan.
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Plorenz Ziegfeld
United States
Zieegfeld
Zegren
Counting Room
Biegfela
New York
Chicago
Editorials and opinions on speed manners and law
A Cedar Rapids piece argues Americans rush and multitask while the English savor life. Muscatine and other papers debate bootleggers, Prohibition policy, and the Rhinelander annulment case with calls for juries, judges, and public interest in ad hoc trial procedures.
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Cedar Rapids
Michael Ramsey
Cambridge
Coe College
George Ade
Riielander
New York
jRe
Eli
Maternity myths and a guide for expectant mothers
The column discusses moron as a term used in education debates, recommends Dr George Brodhead’s Approaching Motherhood as a clear Q&A guide, and notes the book’s price and availability. It includes reader questions on heatlth topics and eructations for ear issues, with Dr Brady inviting letters for personal health questions.
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Cape Cod
Provincetown
Atlantic
George Dr. Brodhead
Grdy
William Brady
The Surprising Sex in Latour’s Studio
Anna proposes a plan to Latour to secure Julie Blake’s marriage, arguing it would end John Blake’s marriage to Julie. Latour counters with his own position and a public retraction by Phillips, revealing Blake’s approach to Julie and the political stakes.
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Anna
Tatours Studio
Anne
Blake
Jimmy Phillips
Jimmy
Julie
Latour
Tur
Mademoiselle
Madame Blake
John Blake
Pra
Taotseila” Latour
M’sieur Phillips
Arsieur Phillips
Washington
Nhy
John
M'Sieur
Jeatour
Desperate Schemes Twist Love Triangle in Jane’s Apartment
Anna pursues a ruse to split Blake from Julie by exposing a staged scene with Latour’s help. Latour evades Anna’s plan and exits, leaving Anna to despair on the stair while pondering Latour’s next move in the rivalrous romance. CONCLUDED TOMORROW.
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Blake
Jane
Julie
Latour
Mademiselle
Anna
Zake
Burroughs Nature Club Notes and Q&A Curiosities
Public interest notes mix questions on pine planting and insect life with a garden variety Q&A. Readers seek guidance on tree planting, insect size records, and sparrow enemies, while the column includes zoological tidbits, nest timing, and a local newspaper's opinion on crime coverage and a lecture tour by John Drinkwater.
Uncle Wiggily Plans a Game In Bushytail Woods
Uncle Wiggily visits the Bushytail family at Thanksgiving and joins Johnnie and Billie in a game of tag played among tree trunks. The playful scene features firefly lanterns, safe hiding spots, and lighthearted forest chatter.
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Wiggily
Mr. Longears
Uncle Wiggily
Sam
Jeannie
Billie
Johnnie
Uncle Wiszny
Hollow Tree
Uncle
Mrs. Bushytail
Grandpa
Grandma Lightfoot
Jin
Lus
Den
Anela
Dartel
Hal Wat
Tohnnie
Did Achilles Really Live In Ancient Troy Story
UNCLE RAY column contemplates the Trojan War tale from Homer and the Iliad. It discusses Achilles and Hector, the wooden horse ruse, and the blend of legend and possible fact, noting ruins at Troy suggest repeated rebuilding and possible truth behind heroic claims.
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Achilles
Homer
Troy
Helen
Paris
Greece
Hector
Odysseus
Ulysses
Uncle Ray
VIEWS OF Fi PEOPLE Vein Huskers and Others
The page notes upcoming events and conflicts in the local community. It mentions husking and changes in farming practices with hopes for extension into next fall. The piece reflects a provincial newspaper tone with limited readable names or dates.
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Ferlaa
Courier
Sov
Woes and whispers swirl in a family tragedy tale
A reader’s garbled reminiscence hints at marital strain, a wife’s jealousy over a band’s affection, and a daughter who dies in a shooting, while a son is killed in battle near Chicago, as told in Abe Martin style.
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Chicago
Feller
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