Waterlo o Evening Courier masthead and policy notice
The Waterlou Evening Courier, published daily except Sunday, lists staff roles and circulation details including rates by carrier and mail, with subscription prices, office address, and contact sections. It notes Associated Press and United Press affiliations, advertising policies, and representative offices in major cities.
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Hartman J Ackson ‘McCoy
Second A. E. F. in Paris for American Legion meet
Trepidation and pride mingle as 15000 U S veterans prepare to march to the Arc de Triomphe in Paris to honor the Unknown Soldier. Leaders including Hanford MacNider and Vice President Dawes stress friendship with France and the duty toward fallen comrades, while concerns about demonstrations and veteran welfare arise.
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Paris
France
The
New York Times
Aw C. de. Triomphe
Hanford MacNider
Legion
Charles G. Dawes
Leviathan
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Fortnightly club hosts Mrs Coolidge in Rapid City
Society notes recount a Fortnightly club gathering in Rapid City D with Mrs Coolidge invited as guest of honor. The event stirred speculation about inviting the president s wife and featured a cautious tea ceremony pouring by a selected member amid excitement and a fainting attendee. Mrs Coolidge s charm is praised as a stabilizing influence on the administration.
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Rapid City
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Trifles rise to perfection in Coolidge farm policy
A historic anecdote about Michelangelo and trifles shaping perfection is applied to President Coolidge. The Brookings address is cited where farm relief is lacking and suggested that shaping a solution involves many small, polished additions that may seem insignificant but create a complete plan for agriculture.
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Michael Angelo
Angelo
President Coolidge
Brookings
Coolidge
Health education and physiology in schools criticized
Dr. Livingston Farrand outlined ten health study headings and the columnist notes the need to expand this into talks. He argues physiology is essential in schooling to prevent quackery and exploitation, faulting current U S education for neglecting dignified physiology instruction and shaping young minds poorly.
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Livingston Farrand
Cornell University
Farrand
Dr. Farrand
Immunity Against Ivy By Homeopathy Advice
A reader repeats an old ivy poison immunity method using rhus tox tincture with escalating internal doses. Instructions begin with one drop in water after meals, increasing to 21 drops by week end, then one teaspoon daily through ivy season. Also notes that milk curdling in soup is not harmful if palatable and that barefoot play is fine for children.
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Breaking Up The Factory by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues that cheap super power will decentralize American industry by enabling mass production near raw materials. He cites Steinmetz on transmission costs and predicts factories will move from great centers to near iron mines, wheat fields, and local markets, assembling components locally.
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Don Quixote
Charles P. Steinmetz
Don Quixotes
The Ideal Job Charles City Press
Dawes in Toronto on a fishing trip says a vice president has no work and is bothered by nothing. The interview suggests a bigger scramble for the vice presidency next year after his remarks.
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Charles City
United States
Dawes
Toronto
Mr. Dawes
Sacco-Vanzetti
A Showdown Must Come
Grave fears voiced by leaders from both major parties that the Volstead law will dominate next year’s national conventions. Harmony is desired but politicians are dodging a critical public issue. A showdown seems inevitable as leaders must decide how to proceed.
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Burlington
En Route Through Colorado Train Adventure of 1927
A vivid journey aboard a western train through Colorado on a misty morning. The scene includes miners on a siding, a trading post, a frontier town, and colorful passengers. A newsstand headline about a film actress shooting an executive appears as the train nears a morning stop.
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Colorado
Denver
Umbrella for Um in Eleven and Twelve-Cent Store
Uncle Wiggily helps Um the wooden wife of Boppy as she buys a pink umbrella despite having no hands or feet. A mousie clerk notes the issue of carrying it, and Uncle Wiggily offers to hoist it, even though it is not raining yet.
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Uncle Wiggily
Uncle
Boppy
Uncle Wiggly
Umbrella Trouble For Um In Uncle Wiggily Tale
Um, a wooden woman with no hands buys a pink umbrella. Uncle Wiggily ties the handle with string so she can stay dry. A sudden wind lifts Um and her umbrella, prompting a rescue that leads to tomorrow's installment.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Inquiries and Answers
Answers to reader questions and prior notes from Burroughs Nature Club. Topics include bird temperature, lobster molting, locusts and fruit impact, Western woodchuck habits, partridge mating, covey structure, and spider silk uses by humans and hummingbirds.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton
Spot and Wild Cat Battle Ends in Hero Dog Death
In a winter trapper tale near Denning, David Murray is attacked by a wild cat while Checking traps. Murray calls for his dog Spot, who arrives to defend him but both dog and cat die in the struggle. Murray survives with injuries and recalls Spot as a hero. The piece notes dog care leaflets and invites readers to request them.
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David Murray
Denning
Murray
Spot
Mexican Gorge Pursuit Ends in a Daring Night Journey
John Moore and Philip Morton collide identities in a tequila soaked misunderstanding that drags them into Mexico and a tense chase. Ruth Henshaw hires protection, but a murder and a violent escape force a perilous trek across a rain swept Arivaca gorge toward the Ruby road and a distant mine camp as night closes in.
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John Moore
New York
Tucson
Ariz
Philip Merton
Mexico
Moore
Morton
Ruth Henshaw
Ramon
Tubutame
Clench
John
Manuel Lopez
Rodriguez
Barton Henshaw
Philip Morton
Ruth
Henshaw
Wong
Lopez
Arivaca Ranch
Ruby Road
Noazales
Arivaca
Montana Mine
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