Waterloo area newspaper pricing and aviation debate notes
The Waterloo Evening Courier lists subscription rates and publishing details, notes AP and UPI bureaus, and flags a vital aviation policy debate following Shenandoah's destruction and PN-9 disappearance. It quotes Col Mitchell on a unified air service and previews upcoming aviation articles while urging parental support for education amid term start discussions.
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Shenandoah
Pacific
William Mitchell
Army Air Service
Army
Navy
Col. Mitchell
War Department
Col
Mitchel
Aras
False Fronts and Literature Showdowns Across Taste and Truth
A reflective piece contrasts genuine taste with fashionable pretense, using John Philip Sousa’s library remark as a test. It notes readers who collect books for display versus those who read to convey ideas, and cites the divorce suit of the heroine in The Kissin Taxi and an actress living for fame as contemporary examples.
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John Philip Sousa
Long Island
Sousa
Ore
Ives
When Lord Byron lived and English opinion shifts
Iowa editors note the shift in sentiment toward Lord Byron and Shelley, with a fund planned to build a Byron burial rood screen at Hucknall Torkard and a Shelley memorial at Oxford, contrasting past revulsion with present praise and asking if twentieth century Byron or Shelley would be welcomed now. The item reflects editorials on literary reputation and national pride.
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Ottumwa
Lord Byron
Bren Shelley
Byron
Hucknall Torkard
Shelley
Oxford
Sheley
Abe Martin Guesa on Why Parents No Longer Feed Their Children
Abe Martin argues parents avoid feeding children as they skip wartime duties. The remark connects parenting, civic duty, and supposed moral decline amid conflict. The piece presents a satirical take on public sentiment and wartime social expectations.
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Guesa
Recovery From Insanity and Tuberculosis Hope
Health column discusses TB recovery with early diagnosis and proper treatment, noting most patients recover within a year or two. It cites hospital data from 1,024 cases, showing 274 full recoveries, 159 greatly improved, 381 died, and 26 stationary or worse. It highlights therapy, education, and wholesome hospital environments as pathways to improved outcomes and even full recovery for some.
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Hillings
Earl D. Bond
Pennsylvania Hospital For Mental and Nervous Diseases
The Surprising Sex Bose Arbou Deception
A political romance unfolds as John Blake, a Midwest congressman elected amid suspicions of payoffs, clashes with Anna Denniston, a daughter torn between love and family duty. Tensions rise at home as gossip links Blake to the Tilden tearoom and Anna faces a looming confrontation with her mother over loyalty and desire.
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John Blake
Brillant
Lwyer
Eastern University
Anma Dennistox
Horace Latier
Blake
Tilden
Anna
Mrs. Kearney
Gladiolus Show Sparks Local Rivalry at Town Event
Six attendees accompanied a local enthusiast in a spirited gladiolus display. The article notes the flowers demand heavy care and attention, as Town gladiolus fans boast a display that could outshine the Indiana grower, highlighting the tension between loyalty and hospitality.
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Gladiolus
Indiana
Uncle Wregily and Mr Hokey Pokey
Uncle Wiggily meets Mr Hokey Pokey the snapping turtle while two rabbit girls plot a trick with a black rope pretending to be a snake. Jackie Baw’s neck rope prank collapses when the turtle bites the rope revealing the ruse, and the plan is spoiled but forgiven.
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Jingle
Jangie
Jangle
Will Heller
Belp
Dingle
Stogie
Jackie
Daddy
Laele
Dane Pusey Wuszy
Uncle Wiggily
Air. Longears
Mr. Longears
Hokey Pokey
Mr. Hokey Pokey
Uncle Wiggly
Jalong
Sam
Bunny
Pope
Daddycums
Rabbit
Mr.Hokey
Junele
Mr. Hokey
Jangla
Draddycums
Uncle Wheily
Zes
September Dreams Across Coast and Time
A lyrical meditation on September and October moods, recalling June nights, ocean imagery, and memories that drift like tossing seas. The speaker longs for soft winds, treasured finds, and distant gazes amid purple heights and enduring ties of love.
Parker's Name Summer Home on Bluff for Indian Princess
Mr and Mrs Herbert R Parker completed a summer home named Rantche-waitme on a bluff above Gedar in Gasebeer Heights in honor of Indian woman Mahaska Rant-che-wai-me. She known as Female Flying Pigeon and Beautiful Female Eagle that Flies in the Air, admired for beauty, generosity, and philanthropy. Mahaska and Rant-che-walme died violent deaths. Mahaska murdered in 1854 after surrendering scalp-dancers. The town named for Mahaska translates to White Cloud. Parkers celebrate an Indian title for their lodge and offer help to others seeking similar naming.
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Herbert R. Parker
Gedar
Gasebeer Heights
Mahaska
Washington
East
Rant-che-walme
Loways
Killa Mahaska
Sam
Views of the People Service the Keynote
A letter from Grundy Center Iowa dated Aug 31 discusses 1922 Republican primary ambitions for United States senator. It argues for policies aiding farmers, restraint from war, and the need to crystallize sentiment into favorable legislation. It cites deer reintroduction in Vermont and comments on civil service terminology.
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Grundy Center
United States
Iowa
Tme
Cies
Vermont
Albert H. Cummins
Howard J. Clark
Ernest
R Moore
Dickinson
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Question Column 1925
A 1925 Burroughs Nature Club Notes column invites readers to send questions on nature subjects to the Ware Notes Department. It promises tomorrow's Nature Notes answers including questions about oak tree names, mountain sheep flesh, and taming a wild bird from its nest.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Nature
Ware Notes
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Society For Prevention of
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Iovoustry
Sex Bose
Arbou
Metropolitan Newspaper Service
A. Denniston
Commercial Hotel
Risemane
Eismann’s
Mrs. Denniston
Kearney
Uncle Wregily
Howard Agaris
Tierven If Foote
Parkers
Bluff
Loway
United States Civil Service Commission
Pinit
Clevaland
Ohio
Asa
Tanglefoot Company
Grand Rapids
Carl Bickley
Leavitt and
Johson Bide
Phono Office
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