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Waterloo
Towa
Associated Press
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Bureau of Circulations
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Mn Et Ism
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
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Reforestation as flood control and policy lesson
The piece argues nations should learn from others in flood management. It cites 1856 floods in Europe and laws in France Japan Russia and Alpine regions, contrasting costly dams with forests that guard soil, cut flood risk, and yield long term revenue while requiring less upkeep.
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Mississippi
France
Rhine
Loire
Rhone
Garrone
Seine
Japan
Russia
Austria
Switzerland
Italy
Spain
Advertising Lawy ers and the Bar Ethical Debate
A discussion on whether lawyers should be allowed to advertise challenges the century old bar ethic. An editorial argues lifting the ban could mislead the public and invite quacks and shysters, with testimonials and aggressive sales tactics. It warns such ads could damage professional standards and the value of legal services.
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Journal of the American Judicature
William G. Thompson Sacco Vanzetti Defense Lawyer remembered
Singleness of purpose defined Thompson as he defended Sacco and Vanzetti in a case that ostracized him from Boston society. He lost much of his law practice and wore himself out, yet he remained loyal to his client while receiving 337000 for nearly three years. He is praised as a credit to the legal profession despite the controversy.
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William G. Thompson
Sacco
Vanzetti
Thompson
Boston
Tunney Sued Over 15600 By Ex-Secretary
Gene Tunney, the famed heavyweight champion, is sued for 15600 by a former secretary. Chicago Coliseum Club chief B E Clements loses an injunction blocking the Dempsey Tunney title bout set for September 22. Roy Ruth, homerun king, faces assault charges from a man he says he never met. The piece condemns intrusive followers who harass public figures and profits parasitically from their fame.
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America
James Joseph Tunner
Gene Tunney
Dominion
B. E. Clements
Coliseum Club of
Chicago
Bibe Ruth
Homerun King
The High Cost of Childbirth and Modern Hospital Myths
A correspondent criticizes the belief that wealth buys better birth outcomes. The author argues many plain people can safely deliver at home with modest costs. They warn against snobbery and expensive hospitals, claiming higher death risk in institutions and urging affordable home care with proper nurses.
Health Q and A on raw oatmeal and syphilis kissing
Reader asks about eating raw oatmeal and its health impact. Another asks if syphilis can be contracted by kissing. Dr Brady replies raw oatmeal can be healthful daily if liked. Syphilis can be transmitted by kissing during the secondary stage. a chancre may appear near the mouth misread as a cold sore.
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Brady
William Brady
Wayside Inn 1927 Model by Glenn Frank
Editorial argues Ford's Wayside Inn restoration links machine age progress with premachine charm. It foresees autos reviving roadside taverns, fostering individual travel like Chaucerian travelers, and contrasts machinery with cultural leisure. Chesterton excerpt cited on liberty of the traveler.
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Wayside Inn
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure Newspaper
Henry Ford
Boston
Longfellow
Ford
Mr. Ford
G. K. Chesterton
Merry Engand
Harbord on radio politics in the 1930s
General Harbord warned that radio will influence the next election but his forecast is doubtful. He noted centralized radio control limits public controversy, uneven audience spread, and higher ownership in the agricultural West, which will hinder radio campaigns. He added radio lacks crowd psychology as isolated listeners are more critical than in mass meetings.
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Cedar Rapids
General Harbord
Radio
The Politician's Defense in Indiana Scandal
Moline Dispatch reports Mayor John L. Duvall of Indianapolis and Governor Jackson of Indiana were indicted amid disclosures concerning Klansman D. G. Stephenson. Duvall recently dismissed million-dollar suits against papers and individuals over published documents. Many politicians rely on lawsuits as a defense, but few reach trial.
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Moline Dispatch
John L. Duvall
Indianapolis
Jackson
Indiana
D. G. Stephenson
Duvall
Eee & Newspaper
En Route Day By Day In Los Angeles Boosters Tale
A columnist describes Los Angeles as a thriving, optimistic city on the rise. He highlights hospitality, a mix of rugged and refined scenes, unusual eateries, and enduring sun with rare summer rain, predicting continued growth beyond its early boosters.
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Los Angeles
Steve Fipe Charlie's
Barney Google
Uncle Wiggily Escapes Bear With Help From Womple Head
A talking wooden head, once Wumple Wogglejig, speaks from the moss offering aid to Uncle Wiggily as the Bear approaches. The Bear mocks the talking wood, doubting its truth while the rabbit laments that Wumple might have saved him if he had stayed intact.
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Uncle Wiggily
Wumple
Uncle Wigglly
King Ben in Benton Harbor Becomes Pigamist with Full Beard
Abe Martin notes Benton Harbor Michigan enters a quirky epoch as King Ben grows a full page beard while Tampa cigar makers strike amid Heywood Broun's absence from the New York World.
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King Ben
Benton” Harbor
Michigan
Tampa
Heywood
New’ York
Heroes of the Dog and a Mountain Rescue
Robert MacDougall, a meteorologist, slips on a frozen snow slope while climbing a mountain with his collie. The dog braces against the slope and slows the descent, saving them from a dangerous fall of nearly 1,000 feet. They take shelter in a cabin and recover by the fire.
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Heroes OF
Robert MacDougall
Bear vs Wumple ends with left ear trick
Uncle Wiggily and Wumple devise a plan to distract a bear by feigning a nibble on the left ear. The bear hesitates then shifts to the right, while Wumple hides and prepares a sand trap to blind the bear. The bear stumbles, leaving the two rabbits to flee to safety.
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Uncle
Wumple
Uncle Wiggily
the Bear
Bear
Uncle Wiggly
Bunty
Moore in Mexico a desert escape with Ruth Henshaw
John Moore a New York businessman travels to Tucson and, after a tequila fueled mix up, ends up in Mexico. He protects Ruth Henshaw from Henshaw and allies as danger closes. A car crash and a nocturnal reunion with Beechy and Stuart Long set the stage for a tense escape and uncertain future.
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Stuart
Joe
John Moore
Beechy
John
Stew
Santa Rita
Morton
Sasabe
Henshaw Ranch
Ramon Gonzales
Beneshaw
Miss Henshaw
Ifq
New York
Tucson
Ariz
Philip Morton
Mexico
Moore
Ruth Henshaw
Barton Henshaw
Rodriguez
Lopez
Clench
Ramon
Worg
Henshaw
Ruth
Wong
Webster City remark on Frank Loden age for president chair
Webster City Freeman Journal calls claims that Frank Lowden is too old to hold the presidency nonsense. The editorial rejects the age argument and defends Lowden's fitness for the role.
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Webster City
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Q and A Column
Readers are invited to send nature questions to the Nature Notes Dept for answers published in this column. The piece promotes general interest inquiries about nature subjects and credits Houghton Mifflin Co. as copyright holder for 1927.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin CO
Nature Notes
Why some fishes are brightly spotted more than others
The passage asks about bright spot patterns in fish and hints at factors like genetics, habitat, and signaling. It notes no direct evidence here, so the answer points to natural selection and species-specific coloration as drivers of vivid spotting, varying with environment and predators.
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Museum of Fine Arts
Los Angeles
New York
Paris
Fifth Avenue
Pershing Square
Cafe de la Paix
America
North America
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