Trying a Case in the Papers and Court News Ethics
A Waterloo Evening Courier reevaluates public access to trials in newspapers. Cites Louisiana murder case, Scopes, Leopold-Loeb and Dayton as examples of pretrial coverage concerns. Judge Botts urges harmony between courts and press while condemning prejudicial reporting and self advertising.
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Louisiana
C. M. Botts
New Mexico
Journal of the American Judicative Society
Leopold-Loeb
Dayton
Leopold
Loeb
Political Dex Agents Face Spoils System Critique
Imogen B. Oakley cites an Outlook interview with a chief enforcement officer describing the Volstead act as expanding political patronage. She argues enforcement relies on appointees, many unfit or biased, reflecting a long history of patronage and office trafficking.
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Imogen B. Oakley
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Current Outlook
Oakley
Andrew Jackson
Procrastination as Emergency Surgery Circular
The Gorgas Memorial Institute in Chicago urges prompt action for bodily emergencies and disasters alike. It notes that delays can be fatal, while modern surgery cannot save every life if patients wait. Also mentions Tony David W. Stewart of Sioux City as Republican Senate nominee and payroll details. The frost cycle analogy contrasts harvester needs.
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Gorgas Memorial Institute
Chicago
Tony
David W. Stewart
Sioux City
United States Senate
Allacency
Unti
Tonsils Adenoids Cause More Than Obvious Blockage
Article argues nasal polyps turbinates and infections can mimic adenoids as the cause of mouth breathing. It cautions against surgeons operating without proper physician examination, warns against nurse or teacher driven diagnoses, and urges careful throat and nasal cavity checks before anesthesia. Letters section includes health Q and A on bananas and symmetric keratosis with guidance from Dr Brady.
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Haymen
Jose
Schuol
Will Kings Return
GLENN PRANK discusses postwar Europe, noting France’s 1926 currency woes and the mood on the Champs Elysees. He visits Versailles, reflects on past monarchies, and argues democracy must govern effectively to satisfy ordinary citizens, while Europ ean democracies drift toward dictatorship.
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Glenn Prank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure
Sound Economics and the Case Against Overproduction
The article argues there is no general overproduction as human wants are never fully satisfied. It suggests perceived overproduction reflects misallocation of production, faulty prices or credit, and calls for better industrial organization to regulate production and distribution so goods are effectively utilized.
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Danis
France
Tours XVI
Wroken Knelsh
Coventry
Tatmorn
Europe
Vy Press
Wren
Atgsmanshi
Ben Bernie
Eastern remedies in agriculture doubtful says Madrid register
The Madrid register notes skepticism about applying eastern prescriptions to agricultural rehabilitation. It states the economic writer’s remedies face threats or misgivings, threatening eastern welfare prospects.
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Madrid
Agiculure
Profits From Farming At State Fair Affect Iowa Trade
A Times Republican report notes unprecedented crowds at the state fair and rising auto purchases in Iowa amid low farm mood. It suggests profits remain hard to explain and presses factories to spur land purchases.
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Marshallicavi ‘Times Republican
Iowa
Broadway Nerve and Drug Tales From The Spotlight
A 1926 New York By Day column explores the precarious lives of Broadway performers. It contrasts the limelight of acrobats and dancers with short careers, then shifts to jazz bands, date players, and a warning on rising drug use among young performers and entertainers.
Uncle Wiggily Fools the Fox
Uncle Wiggily Fools the Fox by Howard R. Garis describes a morning scheme as the cunning Fox vows to catch Uncle Wiggily. The tale shows Fox plotting, Mrs Fox’s cautious advice, and the wise rabbit’s reputation outfoxing danger in a playful, moral romp.
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Uncle Wiggily Fools the Fox
Br Howard R. Garis
The Fox Snares a Silly Supper Party
A fragmented tale shows a fox plotting supper with Mr and Mrs Woogie Wolf inviting, while Mrs Fox observes a busy world of rabbits, a muskrat housekeeper, and a nurse. The fox hurried through fields toward a rabbit gentleman’s hollow stump bungalow as various characters bustle about.
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Beya
Long Ears
Jang Fuzzy Wuers
Tlalf Sway
Barka Allstain
Uncle Wiggily Tricks Fox With Wringer Notion
In a tale from Uncle Wiggily, the fox tries to ambush the bunny but is outsmarted. The clever rabbit spills water on the fox tail and wrings it dry in Nurse Jane’s wringer, trapping the intruder. Police Dog then takes the Fox to jail as Uncle Wiggily keeps the home safe. Next, memory Bella and school adventures await.
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Uncle Wregily
Uncle Wiggily
Fox
Mr. Longcares
Uncle
Bella
Burroughs Nature Club Notes by Smoughton Mikelin
Readers are invited to send questions on nature topics to the Nature Notes Department for answers in the next issue. The column poses four questions about sponges harm, sponge family, the ashes called shines, and migratory birds, with answers promised tomorrow.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Smoughton Mikelin Co
Nature Notes
Answers to Fravious Question 2.0 on bird lifespans
The text notes uncertain age ranges for birds with cautious statements by ornithologists. It cites Pycraft's History of Birds mentioning a white headed vulture and captive parrots living from 10 to 20 years, with an eagle possibly reaching 100.
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Pycraft
British Museum
Zoological Gardens
Wienna
Lin Nearey
Alan
Australia
New Gainea
Tasmania
The Heart of Katie O'Doone in a New York Revival
The novel tale follows Katie O'Doone who rises from tenement poverty to star in a New York musical play. Through staged father daughter deception and manipulation by Mme Ravenal and Billy Gordon, Katie seizes opportunity, earns a high salary, and faces fear of her true origin being exposed as press led hype builds. The Olympian premiere features a haunting street scene with Katie singing old ballads mirroring her past as a washerwoman and street singer.
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Katie O' Doone
Lily Spencer
Billy Gordon
Ravenal
Gilly Girdon
O'Doone
Bills
Bill
Hatfe
Regano
Pblliir
Katie
Jess
Morris Blum
Fernham
Katie O'Doone
Peter Tomain
Blum
Irving
Mme. Ravenal
Horetta
Billy
New York
Feinham
Miss—C
Kathe O'Doone
Tilly Gordon
Ratadly Smilesnead
Eiven Pan
Ra- Venal
Cherry Jane
Terry O'Doone
Olympian
Oymipian
Chery Lane
Peter Romain
Chercy Jane
Hhe
Madiste
Morris
Alorris
Sumner
Isabe Q'’Doone
Abe Martin On Names In New York City Society
In New York a city of six million, high society names like Whitney Astor Vandebits and Stokeses rarely grab space. The common divorcee gets little notice, while the famous few seem to cut no ice with readers.
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New York
Astors
Roman “newspapers” in ancient forums and boards
Uncle Ray explains how Romans read news without printing presses. Public boards displayed government news, laws, court records, and stadium programs. Copies were sold by workers. newsletters from cities carried gossip and abroad events were scarce. Rich Romans kept private news by newsletters.
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Rse
Hella
Ttnli
Senate
Jerit
Uncle Ray L
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Press International News
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Tates
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Story
Brooky & Finley, Representatives
As Co
Jack Frost
Personal Health Service
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Champs Elysees
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Louis XIV
Louis XVI
Sound Economics
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McNaught Syndicata, Inc
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Confession
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the Channel Swimmer
Hello Mahello Pathe
Hele Armath
PD Crass
THE
Channel Swimmers Association
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Newton D. Baker
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