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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1926

Page

3

Science conquering noise in modern cities

The article discusses future noise reduction led by Prof. George W. Stewart of the State University of Iowa. It explains a sound filter designed to neutralize or suppress disruptive sounds and envisions cities quieting within decades. It notes rising concern over urban noise and compares potential regulatory and technological responses to battles against tuberculosis and typhoid germs.

George W. Stewart State University of Iowa University of Iowa

Great City Critique and Dog Cemetery Exhibit

A newspaper column debates urban cruelty in literature and notes Chicago plans a five acre dog cemetery near the city, arguing cities share harsh fondness for sentiment. It frames the piece as a mirror of small towns and humaneness toward pets, ending with a measured conclusion.

Meijerdrammer Jaovain Main Street Hatrack Tural Fe Foud Chicago

Diffused Prosperity Assessment by Mark Sullivan

Mark Sullivan argues in a commentary that prosperity in America stems from science and invention rather than politics. He credits the GOP for guiding postwar stability while highlighting the widespread diffusion of wealth across classes driven by technological progress and standardization led by Hoover.

Mark Sullivan Republican Party Cast Sullivan G. OO. P America Herbert Hoover Deaver

Willing Arm Not Ready Letter Seeks Health Guidance

A reader letter asks for a clear explanation of sexual health topics and the so called middle ages versus the teens. The writer, signing as IgNORANT, requests pamphlets on the subject and hygiene, noting she is nearly 16 and fears mockery from sisters.

Eiverybody

Inquiries on Protein, Water Use, and Health Remedies

Reader asks about protein and mineral content in water used with peas or beans, the supposed remedy of drawing poisons from a yearling chicken, and a manure heap myth. Includes request for monograph on mineral content, notes about preserved foods, and a call to send letters to Dr. William Brady with self addressed envelopes.

Brady William Brady

The Consolation of Ignor an Essay by Glenn Prank

A vintage column fragment presents Glenn Prank discussing ignorance, intelligence, and willful blindness. It cites societal woes, fear of death, and the ease of avoiding hard truths. The piece references radios and storms and muses on women governors, noting the unsettled state of political power among female leaders.

Night life and stage doors in New Yorks afterglow

In New York on September 16 1926 a street scene unfolds with stage door curiosity and the aftershow crowd. Musicals and film star glamour draw attention while weary workers emerge from factories at dusk.

New York Adoniy Ywilte John Mima Tached Maud Adams

Uncle Wiggily Sky Ice Adventure

Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy promises forty seven bunny children from Gaele Wiggily that ice cream will be made. Teater Scooter Jingie and others erupt in cheerful shouts and playful bragging as the kind muskrat housekeeper explains the plan to create ice cream for the bunny brood.

Jane Fuezy Wuszy Iitcle Bunny Gaele Teater Scooter Jingie Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy Mrs. Lonsears Bunny

Ice Cream Quest in the Hollow

A family of bunny rabbits complains of no ice as a polar ice man forgets to bring any. Bumble, Bum, and Surse Jane debate illicitly, while Mr Whitewash and Daddreums attempt to fix the shortage. The benevolent Long ears helps the group despite the lack of ice cream.

Jumble Bum Bumble Dingle Mr. Long Ears

Burroughs Nature Club Notes From Houghton Sipelin

Questions and answers on nature topics appear in this Burroughs Nature Club Notes column. Readers inquire about wild turkeys, snakes, weeds and plant growth, with responses describing behavior, coloration, and factors affecting weed spread and plant competition.

Burroughs Nature Club Houghton Sipelin Co Dors Mae Mathatehes Thoareru Burroughs Thorrau

Uncle Wiggily and the Sky Ice Storm

Daddicums set off to fetch ice from a polar bear in a tale of Uncle Wiggily and the bunny family. A fierce storm fills the sky with black clouds and hail. When it ends, Nurse Jane freezes the hail into ice cream, and the family eagerly awaits dessert.

Mrs. Longears Daddicums Uncle Wiggily Nurse Jane Zingle Mr. Longears Uncle Wigsily Tooter Bunny Boys Cirla Jane

Heart of Katie O Doone chapter excerpt

Katie O Doone’s life unfolds from hardship to opportunity as she hides from an aunt, faces a drunken father, and encounters a dramatic reunion scene. Aunt Maggie reenters with shocking news, a staged daughter claim sparks tension, and Terence O Doone disrupts the moment. The scene sets for unfolding family and career conflicts.

Katie O'Doone Lily Spencer Ely Gordon Sting Intie Miss Spencer Katie Nate Mme. Ravenal O’doone Ips Heigne Billy Gordon Billy Doone Peter Fompin Mr. Gordon Fernham Morris Blum Ting Ranin Magziey Ellie Maggie Aunt Maggie Magggie Dee Eve Katherins Katie O' Toone Maggies Peter Romain Magele Terence O'Doone Lola Mosris Blum Margie Maybo Ferry O'Doone

Foln's comin's and a missing girl in the Carpathians

Abe Martin quips about not worrying for Foln or his daughter and cites a report that a girl who had been missing since the Fourth of July has been found in the Carpathian mountains in good condition. Mrs Em Moots comments on women spending money readily in today’s world.

Dubuque Coolidge Gibraltar Crengell Cotton Mather Andrew Mellon Carpathian Mountains

Trip to Neptune Sparks Ocean of Curiosity

UNCLE RAY'S CORNER explores Neptune as the farthest planet, noting its distance of about three billion miles, its gravity, one moon, and the value of binoculars to view the heavens. It invites readers to imagine space travel and to use school topics from the topic.

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