Park site praised for Iowa scenic beauty and state park potential
A Waterloo Gazette feature extols a northeast Iowa region around McGregor as an ideal park site. It lauds its scenery, valleys, woods, and rivers, arguing the rugged landscape warrants a state park that rivals Switzerland in charm. It highlights Pike's Peak vantage and the Mississippi backdrop as defining elements of the proposed park’s grandeur.
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Thay
L. H. Pammel
Botony
Iowa State Collers
State Board of Conservation
McGregor
Towra
Switzerland
Miseissippi
Marquette
Follet
Mississippi
Gulf
Jowa
Pike's Peak
Pedestrian Safety Gains From New City Traffic Signals
The article surveys growing efforts to protect walkers as auto use rises. Cities like Los Angeles and Minneapolis test bell‑signal systems giving pedestrians clear crossing intervals. While Minneapolis reports benefit in stopping vehicle turns, overall results vary and walkers must follow signals.
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Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Four Classes of People and A Balanced Way
Albert Edward Wiggans to Rotary Club of Indianapolis denounces four classes of people as unable to do good the conservative the radical the optimist and the pessimist he favors a middle path that avoids extremes and believes improvement is possible senators and congressmen largely listened not talked a stray note on ship scrapping and a Kansas nickname for catfish plus a quip about lawyers and crime endings.
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Rotary Club of
Indianapolis
Albert Edward Wiggans
Inel
Real Reason Behind Ruth and Landis Shifts Revealed
Sioux City editors contrast Babe Ruth and Judge Landis motives for returning to baseball with claims of money and status driving decisions. An editorial voice questions licensing standards for healers and urges a uniform education baseline, arguing for prudent qualification for licensed practice.
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Sioux City Journal
Babe” Ruth
New York
Landis
Federal
Judge Landis
Ruth
Mentary
Ajor
Babe Ruth
Huth
Lanrus
Swat
Afterthoughts on Return to an Evolving Home Town
A returned native reflects on his old town’s change over 16 to 20 years with faded landmarks, new red brick streets, and aging former friends. He notes how youth, scenery, and social ties have shifted, leaving nostalgia tempered by acceptance and a sense that the past should not be fully discarded.
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Easieh
Arief
Doctors Should Be Doctors In Health Service Essay
In Buffalo a demented man was nominated for office by petition, prompting a call for a conference to regulate healers. The author argues only educated individuals should shape licensing, insisting doctors be doctors and patients stay patients, with a fixed practice boundary and no lay influence.
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Buffalo
Medical Society
Perenna Health
Lyarieve
Reneeia
Bradyff
Willian Bradyv
Uncle Wiggily and the Stone Bees
A fragment from a Howard Rogaris Uncle Wiggily tale shows Uncle Wig- ell y snoozing under a tree while two of his rabbit boys Scooter and Twoter scheme with stolen blue paint to craft stone eyes for a bird’s nest and trap a foe.
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Uncle Wiggily and the
Stone Bees
Howard Rogaris
Uncle Wig- Elly
Gen- Peanan
Scooter
Twoter
Stooter
Patats
Seonter
Uncle Wigelly
Uncle Wiggily foils blue eggs trick on robins
Uncle Wiggily suspects Scooter and Tooter plan to fool Mrs Robin Red Breast with painted blue stones in robin eggs. The bunnies hide real eggs. Mr Longears reveals the ruse and replaces stones with the real eggs. Robins hatch as normal. the trick backfires on the pranksters.
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Scopier
Faoist
Uncle Weeily
Bunny
Mr. Longears
Scooter
Tooter
Seezie
Mrs. Rabin
Mr. Rabin
The Surprising Sex and a Night Drive Twist
A melodramatic scene unfolds with Julie and Jimmy in a shadowed street near Ford's bakery as talk of money and status stirs longings for a great man like John Blake. Julie hides a growing romance while contemplating her notorious guardian Uncle Dan and the lure of wealth and power.
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Julie
Anna Denniston
Anna
Marie
Ford
Jimmy
Hulie
Dan
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Answers Preview
Questions on spider usefulness protecting birds gulfweed appearance and annual wolf killings are posed for readers. The note hints answers appear in tomorrow’s Nature Notes. Partial listing of two oak tree names and various oak types is included in the fragment.
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U. S
Mrs Fuller Praises Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound
Walpole New Hampshire resident Mrs T H Fuller reports improved health after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She was irregular, suffered pains, and found the remedy restored strength for housework and caring for two babies. She endorses it to friends and others with similar issues. Over 206,000 women answered a survey with 98 percent reporting benefit.
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Walpole
N. H
Lydia E. Pinkham
T. H. Fuller
New Hampshire
Lydia B. Pinkham
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