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Dairy Cattle Congress Praised For Bigger Better Show
The consensus from visitors is that this year's Dairy Cattle Congress is bigger and better than before. Management earns praise for enterprise and initiative as exhibits grow in number and quality. Record attendance and favorable comments highlight excellent grounds attractions amid good weather drawing thousands by train, motor, and trolley. The event brings nationwide favorable publicity to Waterloo and continues to expand each year.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Incorrigible Thirteen Split Tariff Bill Roadblock
Insurgent Republican senators and a Democratic coalition blocked the flexible provision of a pending tariff bill backed by President Hoover. A conference on the bill is planned, with chances of compromise as Congress weighs changes in rates proposed by the tariff commission. The house, more aligned with the president, will influence the outcome despite Senate opposition.
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Solar motor that may tap sun power at 50 percent
Dr. R H Goddard of Clark University reports a solar motor using a fused quartz sphere and a mercury water spray to create high temperature steam for a turbine. The design claims over 50 percent efficiency, lower losses from piping, and potential aviation uses. He notes deserts like the Sahara receive enough heat to power civilization.
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Clark University
Worcester
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Popular Science Monthly
Sahara
No Special Iowa Legislature This Year Brings Saving
Citizens feel reassured by news there will be no extra session of the Iowa general assembly. Authorities say governor will not call one, a move that would save taxpayers about 75000 dollars beyond regular salaries and upkeep.
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Personal Health By William Brady M D A Health Column
The author defends a candid, humorous approach to health writing, arguing doctors should balance expertise with approachability. He rejects medical pomp, notes public scrutiny, and emphasizes seeking well being and happiness for readers, promising health service with a smile.
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William Brady, M. D
Questions and Answers in a Cold Climate Exchange
A reader exchange discusses how to handle cold weather effects on children and inquiries about health tips. Gertrude cites a seven year old Helen’s retort about catching cold, while a mother worries about wet feet and drafts. A doctor’s future guidance is hinted, with notes on UV light, hot water soaks, and Whittlelda ointment as remedies for a skin fungus seen in swimming pools and public bath users.
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Zona Gale's Father A Wisconsin professor remembered
Glenn Frank president of the University of Wisconsin reflects on Zona Gale's father, a frail Portage, Wisconsin man whose life embodied faith, meditation, and a fierce nonconformist quest for truth. He praises his kindness, intellect, and lifelong pursuit of human values over status. He is remembered as a great, quiet influence on his daughter and on readers everywhere.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
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McGlure Newspaper
Morning Sounds Of Dawn On The Old Farm
A reflective sketch of early dawn in San Antonio with birds and farm sounds guiding the morning. The narrator recalls crickets sparrows bobwhite roosters and farm animals, contrasting past farm symphonies with today’s motor noises and loss of morning song.
Jest at Moment and The Sheik In The Middle West
A fragmented 1920s column parodies movement trends and cultural figures. It riffs on customs officers barking orders, fashion costs for working girls, a cheeky vaudeville jab, and a literary movie-journal note about Dorothy Farnum and a catlike muse. The piece stacks witty asides on social norms. It mentions Ishbel MacDonald and J Rufus Wallingford in a breezy, satirical tone.
Geometry and Geography Word Relation Test
Three words Geometry Automobile Geography are given with related terms. Mark each listed word as G A or GG based on its relation to geometry automobile or geography. Some words have no relation. The test continues with more terms and a final answer on the Society Page.
Queen Elizabeth and Disraeli in new books reviews
Katharine Anthony surveys Queen Elizabeth a blend of history and speculation noting Elizabeth's heredity influence on her character and behavior The Letters of Disraeli edited by the Marquis of Zetland reveals 1800 letters showing his romantic devotion to Lady Bradford and Lady Chesterfield plus his political and personal notes Hemingway’s A Farewell to Arms is praised for lean prose Tide House by Maude Caldwell Perry follows frontier life and a man’s rise through blackmail in a mature first novel Then A. S. M. Hutchinson Annie Parrish and J B Priestley contribute with It Winter Comes and The Tiger and the Trumpet amid postwar youth critique
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Tide Hourne
Matthew Gulick
Matthew
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J. B. Priestley
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The Good Companions and English Village Sketches
The excerpt notes villagers with picaresque good humor and contrasts youths whose sorrows and freedoms seem tenuous. Priestly and his portrayal of rural life highlight ordinary people born and living among their elders, whose stories reflect a quiet, humorous resilience.
Hitching Your Chariot to a Star by Rev John R Gunn
Article urges youth to aim high without overreaching, citing Romans and Longfellow. Advises balancing ambition with realism to avoid disappointment, cynicism, and envy while encouraging moral and spiritual balance. Readers invited to submit questions for further guidance.
Abe Martin buys grapes as 8200 car delivery nears home
Abe Martin Tel Binkley purchases grapes for a snack while a 8200 mail order auto is about to be delivered. The quirky exchange hints at a routine household moment and a soon arriving vehicle.
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New York Day By Day by O C McIntyre on horseback riding craze
A 1920s New York column notes horseback riding’s surge in popularity with riding academies in Manhattan and Brooklyn, wealthy patrons sending horses abroad, and Central Park and area hotels as riding hubs. Dawn rides feature surgeons, stars, editors, and financiers. prices for fine saddle horses range from 400 to 4000 dollars.
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Washington Daybook notes on senators and White House life
A Washington Daybook by Herbert C. Plummer sketches random notes from Washington, listing political figures, family events, and curiosities. It highlights Senators Reed and Phipps owning a Potomac speedboat, remarks on the Watson family, Uncle Joe Cannon, an apple and crab apple trees at the White House, and glimpses of high society, nicknames, and presidential quirks. It also notes Vice President Curtis, a carved Osage chair, banners, and a detective fiction interest shared by Joseph P. Cotton and Thomas Stimson colleagues.
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