Waterlos Evening Courier editorial and service notes
A page of the Waterlos Evening Courier includes subscription rates, mailing zones, and notices from the Associated Press and United Press International. It notes advertising rules, office locations, and a brief editorial reflection on inventions and progress, referencing wristwatch innovation and the appeal of new ideas amid political tidbits.
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Macdonald on America at New York greeting
Frontier MacDonald praised the United States as a nation of immigrants and a land where wealth and growth coexist with culture and soul. He urged Americans to value their liberty and shared a view that America’s true possession is its spirit.
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America
United States
New York
George Gershwin
Colorado judges to comment on evidence under new practice
An editorial in the Journal of the American Judicature Society urges Colorado to allow trial judges to comment on the evidence and instruct juries on the law. The change, long tested in England, aims to help jurors understand cases and decide on merits rather than being swayed by rhetoric.
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American Judicature Society
Colorado
America
England
Honor Among Thieves in Underworld Drama
A Chicago incident shows two crooks plotting a fake robbery. The truck driver steals 553 then returns 632 to the partner. The driver would have taken more if offered. The partner plans to split 632 then be robbed by a friend. The piece argues most so called honor among criminals is bunk and self serving.
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Chicago
Inventor Honored For Electrical Innovations
America honored a prolific inventor whose name appears hundreds of times in patent records. Specializing in electricity, he applied electrical laws to practical use, earning material success and widespread gratitude for his lifetime of work across science, motorcars, airplanes, and related fields.
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America
Patent Office
One Woman Fights a Fake Doctor's Health Scheme
William Brady M D reviews a reader letter about a woman who lost 46 pounds on an orange juice diet followed by a harsh hospital ordeal under a fake doctor. The piece condemns the scheme, notes public exposure, and criticizes government inaction and pamphlet warnings.
Questions and Answers on Eye Safety and Respiratory Illnesses
Reader questions address whether baby rubber pants pose eye danger and discuss skin irritation from moisture. Expert cautions against improper diapering and notes discomfort and potential skin problems. The column also covers misconceptions about colds, respiratory infections, and vaccines, with formal responses from Dr. Tracy and Dr. William Brady offering guidance and requesting stamped envelopes for personal letters.
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William Brady
The Ministry of Literature by Glenn Vrank excerpt
A fragmented reading of a 1929 piece praising great literature. The speaker, Glenn Vrank, reflects on six benefits of literature including outlet for thoughts, understanding human nature, connecting with the past, appreciating the ordinary, and mastering language.
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Ministry of Literature
Glenn Vrank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
Specture
Byndlealy
Race of the century echoes as harness crowd flocked to New York
The piece recalls Empire City track events where Inch by inch the black stallion challenged the champion in a tight finish. Star Pointer posted 2 59 1 4 for the mile, a mark not surpassed in 1897 era. Peter the Great, master of trotters, shared spotlight with famed pacers Dan Pate Star Potter and John Gentry drawing enthusiasts nationwide in fall 1899.
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Peter the Great
New York
Dan Pate
Star Potter
John Gentry
Night Sounds in San Antonio Musical Frogs and Crickets
A prose piece in San Antonio extols night sounds as a natural symphony. Frogs and crickets form the bass and treble, with dogs, cows, roosters, and even weather adding movements. The author sketches a imagined nocturnal concert, ending with a memory of an old fiddle tune by the fire.
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New York moods peak 10 to 12 in daily rhythm
Analysis notes New York’s moods and actions surge between 10 a m and noon with Wall Street deals, theatre backstages, Fifth Avenue shopping, and noon to 3 lunch period shaping the city. O K ee fe and Stieglitz circle rise as art fame grows, Gershwin’s early encounter to fame noted, plus Lone Great Neck and Montmartre anecdotes.
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New York
Wall Street
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Walls Street
Manhattan
Dempsey Bout Rumors Stir Chicago Gossip
A jumble of sports notes and satirical quips from a Chicago paper hints at a Dempsey versus opponent bout in Kansas City on November 4. It weaves in referee authority, the era’s humor about sports and society, and snatches of public interest items from baseball, fashion, and local life.
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Jack Dempsey
Kansas City
Laughlin Eyes Madrid Queen's Hunt as Ambassador Heads Home
Washington observers note Irwin Laughlin, newly appointed ambassador to Spain, plans to ride in Madrid's Queen's Hunt if risk is acceptable. He brings Gray Dawn and hopes to acquire Saudi Arabians for his stables while his children ride and ribbons. Laughlin recalls wartime London days and prefers family travel as a managerie. The piece also contrasts Hoover’s etiquette shifts with earlier presidents and mentions Admiral Dewey listed in the Washington directory.
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Irwin Laughlin
America
Spain
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Laughlin
Gray Dawn
Washington
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Japan
London
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Coolidge
Abe Martin Report Finds Lile Kite for Egg-Plant Ensemble
A misread note reports Mrs. Lile Kite being taken to the Insane asylum today after trying to locate a hat and accessories to accompany an egg-plant outfit. One good Shing-pawpaws are not plentiful.
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Lile Kite
Light My Way By Rev John 2 Gain Inspires Action
A sermon emphasizes divine Inspiration as essential alongside knowledge. It argues education alone yields little without passion and motive, noting many educated individuals fail due to lacking inspiration in spiritual and practical life. Readers are invited to submit questions for further guidance.
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