Waterloo Evening Courier masthead and policy notes
Waterloo Evening Courier details publication, prices, and policy statements. The page lists management, subscription terms, advertising rules, and newspaper affiliations with AP and other services. It notes office locations in New York and other cities via Story, Brooks & Finley representatives.
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Roosevelt Urges Broad Access to Outdoor Playgrounds
Col Theodore Roosevelt speaks in Manhattan to the Playgrounds and Recreation Association of America warning that urban encroachment threatens wild life and open spaces. He argues boys need healthy recreation to fill an aching void and that outdoor play should be accessible to all Americans, rich or poor, cities or countryside, as constructive patriotism.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Manhattan
Col. Roosevelt
Gout And Uric Acid In Blood Explored In Health Column
Dr William Brady explains uric acid levels in blood are normal in health and vary with gout as a secondary feature. He notes deposits of urate in joints and ear cartilage, but cautions that excess uric acid is not the sole cause of gout and relates readings to other illnesses. Readers’ questions cover infant care pamphlets and certified milk.
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Decatur
Children’s Bureau of the Labor Department
Labor Department
Washington, D. C
Minnesota
Mayo Clinic
Dr. Brady
William Brady
German Workers Stage Shakespeare Festival in Bochum
A German factory and mining center near Bochum Westphalia will host a Shakespeare festival next spring. The program spans the complete histories with daily lectures by the German Shakespeare society and evenings featuring cutting edge lighting and staging. The cycle centers on Richard II with potential tours through King John to Henry VII.
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Bochum
Westphalia
German Shakespeare Society
John
Henry VII
Inland waterways open new barge link from Minneapolis to St Louis
The plan for a two barge line to connect Minneapolis with St Louis next spring gains support as a useful inland route. Government tests after a Warrior services test show viability with heavy grain shipments to New Orleans and foreign ports. Herbert Hoover links freight rates to farm slump and touts inland waterways as economic stabilizer.
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Great Lakes
New Orleans
St. Louis
Herbert Hoover
Middle West
Dearth of Genius Major Theme in European Recovery
Glenn Frank argues Europe’s recovery hinges on human restoration, not gold, noting war killed much of Europe’s genius. He cites the London Saturday Review on spiritual drain and the loss of minds essential for lasting financial and industrial revival.
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France
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London “Saturday Review
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England
Hindenburg
Lucky Bud Stillman and Lena Wilson With Social Gossip
A gossiping note mocks Bud Stillman heir to influence and a French Canadian rumor. It claims Lena Wilson, viewed as plain, healthy and well brought up, would wed into high society, painting Bud as fortunate if he accepts her.
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Bud Stillalan
Cadat Repids
Bud Stillman
Mary Lena Ilgon
Dhink
Emoire
Lena
Lena Wilson
New Slant in Literature Explores Pleasure in Reading
Des Moines Capital surveys Frank Luther Mott's Rewards of Reading. The book aims at leisure reading for home and family, arguing literature should be enjoyed for pleasure first, then instruction. It presents reading as a guide to personal joy and wisdom, not a classroom text.
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Des Moines
Frank Luther Mott
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State University of Town
University of the Home
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Diane
Mr. Colfax
Father
Cora Savage
Cora
Stacy Boulevard
MeComas
Ham
Fracy
New York Bay By Q McIntyre Chronicle
A vivid New York street vignette on Oct 2 describes bustling waterfronts, bars, theatres, and lingering memories of Broadway. The piece notes crowds, shopping, shopfronts, and reflections on city life from West Fifty-seventh Street to Bryant Park and Forty-second Street. It ends with a look at a temporary stunt venue offering a glimpse into past era social life.
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New York
Ike
Forty-seventh Street
Wilson
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Considine
Uncle Wiggily's Chalk Gun
Uncle Wiggily meets Lady Mouse on a woodland afternoon inquiry about a coming misfortune. The mouse teacher explains she will be sad tomorrow though not due to a toothache, hinting at a forthcoming classroom trouble.
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Bunny Rabbit
Lady Mouse
Hollow Stump
Miss Mouse
Uncle Wiggil
Mr. Langgars
Fox and Cat plot against Miss Mouse at school
The fox and cat discuss taking Miss Mouse away during recess while Uncle Wiggily and Mr Longears hear of a kidnapping plan. Miss Mouse fears for the school and asks what will be done. the woodland characters vow protection.
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Fox
Rob Cat
R¢lther
Mr. Longears
Miss Mouse
Uncle Wiglly
Rabbit
Bob Cat
Uncle Wigerly
Mel
Bary Moore
Uncle Wiggily Defends Miss Mouse At Hollow Stump School
Uncle Wiggily plans to confront kidnapper threats at Hollow Stump School. A Weasel steals his bean bullets leaving only talcum powder and chalk bullets. He uses chalk chalk-end bullets to drive off the Fox and Bob Cat and save Miss Mouse.
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Uncle Wiggily
Hollow Stump School
Lady Mouse
Miss Mouse
Hollow Stump
Bob Cat
Fox
Weasel
Ana
Uncle Wigs
Lily
Rabbit
Burroughs Nature Club Answers and Questions 1926
Readers send in nature questions to the Burroughs Nature Club column and receive tomorrow's Nature Notes answers. Previous questions cover honey guides leaf shedding evergreen needles and wood duck nesting sites with expert clarifications from the ornithological literature.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Nature Notes
San Jose
The Feast of Folly Drama Faces Love and Money Motives
Diane Colfax, labeled the prettiest girl in town, navigates a clash of wealth and romance as her mother pushes money marriage while Diane and Freddie Tyler seek a genuine connection. A Sunday drive, a dance, andan impulsive kiss attempt test loyalties within the Colfax circle.
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Diane Colfax
Diane
Freddie Tyler
Tyler
Colfax
Hammond Tracy
Cora Savage
Relic
Gordon McComas
Hal Tracy
McComas
BcComas
Tracy
Wammond Tracy
Drs. Colfax
Father
Chicago
Mr. Colfax
Jolly
Cora
Diana
Lfe
Chick
Sitting Bull and Gall Shape Sioux Fate in Bad Lands
Uncle Ray recounts how the Sioux faced white settling pressure in the Bad Lands of Montana after treaties and gold discovery. Sitting Bull, a medicine man, clashes with Chief Gall and Custer, leading to bloodshed and eventual flight to Canada. The tale ends with Sitting Bull’s death in a police quarrel as he cautions the tribe to stay clear of US troops.
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Sitting Bull
Custer
Chief Gall
Ray
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