World Court Issue: Senate Vote Seen as Not Final
In a piece echoing editorials, the author argues that the senate vote on joining the world court should not alarm the public. It suggests patience until member nations respond to U S reservations and prefers letting the issue die naturally rather than forcing a rushed decision.
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W. H. Hartman Co
Courier Blde
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
John C. Hartman
Batter Jackson McCoy
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press International News
Audit Bureau of Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley, Representatives
Coolidge
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Johnson
California
United States
America
The Extra Bit That Keeps Customers Returning
A columnist argues that true service in business blends profit with giving a little more than expected. Delivering extra goods, courtesy, or attention earns customer loyalty and better outcomes, while a single exceptional job can redefine a firm’s reputation in Waterloo and beyond.
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Waterloo
Don't Check Your Brains at the Border in Florida Bubble
A New York observer depicts Florida’s boom turning into speculative frenzy as outsiders rushed in. He warns that unwise greed formed artificial values on quicksand, noting that disciplined thinking would have kept fortunes solid and prevented collapse.
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Florida
New York
Capital Punishment Debate Shapes the Campaign
The column argues capital punishment may reduce murderers and labels opinions by Arthur Brisbane as a matter of belief. It notes an election season with many political speeches ahead as autumn approaches.
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Arthur Brisbane
Hitle
Guaranteed Goiter Treatment Scam Exposed
William Brady M D discusses a dubious guaranteed home treatment for goiter. He notes the false promise of a written guarantee and a demand for cash upfront, citing a Michigan lawyer and repeated renewals as part of the fraud. He warns readers about the flimsy assurance and the high pressure sales tactics used to trap buyers.
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Michigan
Yankeelands
Questions and Answers on Ivy Poisoning and Pores
Readers discuss skin absorption and ivy immunity. A correspondent reports lasting immunity after summer treatments, while another claims hot water and ice affect pores, which a doctor refutes. Dr Brady will answer brief health letters with stamped self addressed envelopes.
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D.C. Wi
Hrady
William Brady
Greek Gods in a Machine Age
The narrator recalls a Louvre visit with sculptor George Gray Barnard who laments losing human artistry to a mechanized era. Barnard shares a vision that film, specifically slow motion, could animate marble works like the Fighting Gladiator. The piece frames art vs machine and ponders if beauty can emerge from machinery without restoring past mastery.
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Louvre
George Gray Barnard
Christ
Paris
Mr. Barnard
Chinus
London
America
Moving Picture Theatre
Ace
Election spending around the world cited in papers
The Pantagraph notes vast campaign sums in the United States and Britain, contrasting McKinley and Smith spending totals with British leaders. The Des Moines Capital urges uniform vehicle hand signals to reduce accidents, detailing left turn, right turn, and stop gestures for clarity.
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Bloomington
Tllinois
Pennsylvania
Great Britain
United States
McKinley
Frank L. Smith
Vore
Penner
Gov
Tinehot
Ramsay MacDonald
Stanley Baldwin
David Lloyd Cienree
Warbert Aaquith
Vink
Des Moines
Streets and people of New York in a wandering night
A reflective tour through New York scenes in fall 1926 featuring diners, parks, street musicians, hotel life, and crowd images. It captures cafés, window displays, cabbies, and old hotel rituals as urban life shifts with changing times and tastes.
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New York
Golitude
Jazz Bates
Richard Carle
Uncle Wiggily and Neddie's Barrel
Neddie Stubtail visits Uncle Wiggily with honey from his father who dug it from a hollow tree and was stung on the nose. The youngster explains the bees produced the honey and Ms Langears reacts with sympathy as Neddie reminds everyone his father is ok now.
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Neddie Stubtail
Uncle Wiggily
Mrs. Longears
Uncle Wiggily and Neddie quarrel over a barrel
In a Woods tale Uncle Wiggily debates Neddie the rabbit about practicing on a barrel. Nurse Jane Fuzey Wu notes Neddie refuses to stay, aiming to hurry home to his own cave and his barrel. Aunt Beec ie aad and family feature in the rabbit’s world.
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Beecie
Uncle Wiggly
Jane Fuzey Wu
Kentleman
Neddie
Wiggily
Uncle Wiggily Learns Neddies Barrel Practice
Uncle Wiggily discovers Neddies swinging barrel used for bear cub training. The bear cubs Beckie and Neddie practice quick paws while the Skillery Scullery Alligator spooks the scene by pushing the barrel who ends up sore from a nose bang. They promise more stories next about Uncle Wiggily and the School Bug.
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Neddie
Wigegily
Stubtail Bear Cave
Bunny
Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Longears
Beckie
Uncle Wigelly
Skillery Scullery
Gator
Neddle
Bear
Burroughs Nature Club Notes from Houghton Michigan
Readers submit questions on nature topics to the Nature Notes Dept. This column offers answers in tomorrow’s issue and covers canary claw care, spider thread weight experiments, and a riddle about a fish with four eyes with possible reference to Chaetodon ocellaris.
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Nature Notes
Morever
The Heart of Katie O Doone! Theatre Tale in a Tenement World
Katie O Doone, a struggling chorus girl with a mother’s memory of hardship, rises in a dress shop show after a bold encounter with her estranged father. She replaces Kitty Adair mid rehearsal, earning praise for her singing and stage presence as she learns the part and proves her talent.
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Katie O'Doone
Lily Spencer
Billy Gordon
Mme. Raveral
O'Doone
Billy
Peter Romain
Katie
Kitty Adair
Kitty
Fernham
Feinham
Feinhami
Sweet Kitty Adair
Kitts
Morris Blum
Res
Morris
Katie O’doone
Kitty’ Adair
Kitts Adair
Barney Feinham
Texas as object lesson warns states against demagogic politics
The Fergusons are faulted for governorship suitability while voters' zeal, klan and antiklan feuds, and backlash to slogans fueled Texas as a cautionary example. The piece warns the trend will persist while demagogues are followed and statesmen ignored.
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TNE
Texas
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Téxas
Poem Echoes Tension Between Muse and Money
A Boston Transcript fragment notes a poet sensing in America a mood that stifles inspiration. It hints that the current scene rewards lukewarm verse driven by money, while true muse and artistic impulse struggle to breathe.
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Boston Transcript
America
The Gift of a Big Book in Uncle Ray's Corner
Helen receives a large book from Bobby and plans to read every page. Bobby secretly offers a small worn tale titled Fairy Stories as thanks for her kindness, and the pair share a magic moment. They become friends in Smoky City as the story ends.
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Helen
Robby
Jana
Bobby
Wse
Wonderful Valley
Smoky City
Uncle Ray
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