Water loo Courier Editorials Warn On Crime And Propaganda
The piece discusses two community demands for rigour in law enforcement against murder linked to rum running, and crackdown on bootlegging networks. It also critiques publicity campaigns and wasteful propaganda, urging efficiency and better use of resources. It cites Judge Wood’s penalties and calls for focused action to protect citizens.
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Albert Hertske
Wood
jScientife
William Meee
Post Office
Shrawd Observer
Lean
Intelligent Nimrod and Slanted News at Illinois Affair
A Chicago delegate accuses the University of Illinois of drunken orgies and subsidized vice. Officials confront the defamer who retracts, but reputational damage remains. A satirical column lampoons sensationalism, college lore, and mockery of authority.
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Ron
TW Hinois State Federation of Labor
Edwin Wright
Chicago
University of Illinoia
Press Association
Thomas Arkle Clark
Mr. Wright
Mr.Wright
Dollar Hero Sailor Captures Cargo Rescue Near Nantucket
The President Garnela steamship, 10 miles north of Nantucket, faced peril when a young pilot and Captain Robert Dollar, age 83, steered to safety. Dollar saved a cargo valued at 4.6 million dollars and returned to duty, earning praise as a steadfast veteran amid shifting press norms.
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Dollar
Brooklyn
Robert Tate
Garnela
Nantucket Island
Robert Dollar
Cappy Rickwes
T Alk
Afterthougths of a Mother's Day to School
Austin Tims reflects on a mother sending her children to school and the emotional toll of growing up. The piece muses on motherhood, independence, and the widening gulf as kids enter the wider world, with hopes for their future achievements and the mother's enduring faith.
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Wendy
Peter Pan
Hong
Jane
Mary
Timmy
Moron terms and tobacco cautions in personal health column
Dr William Brady criticizes misuse of the term moron by newspapers and addresses reader questions on tobacco use by women and youths. He explains aphasia vs amnesia, notes raw onions can aid certain digestive conditions, and advises boiling and frying affect oxidation but baking preserves nutrients. He invites brief letters for health guidance from readers.
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Morontil
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Ben
Ct. M. J
Brady
William Brady
Iowa Eds Poke Fun At Cartoonists And Farm Talks
A Cedar Rapids Republican cartoon mocks aging pride and youth, while Iowa papers debate farm pricing honesty, agricultural markets, and war era satire. Nes Moines Capital quotes praise for German fried potatoes easing postwar bias, Burlington Gazette notes Hamlet modernization with Uncle Tom's Cabin stage twist.
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Nes Moines
Ateast
University of Chicago
Neplus Clint
Burlington Gazette
Great Britain
Tlarriet Beecher Stowe
Uncle Tom
Simon Legree
Uncle Wiggily's Roller Skate Adventure
Howard R. Garis recounts Uncle Wiggily and two rabbit girls Jingle and Jangie racing on roller skates. A wolf named Walt tries Jangle's skates but loses when wheels come off. Uncle Wiggily repairs the skates and the sisters glide about while a drugstore visit follows and a cliffhanger about an auto ride promising more.
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Uncle Wiggily’s
Howard R. Garis
Jingle
Jangie
Uncle Wiggily
Hollow Stump
Frog Pond
Jangle
Wolk
Mr. Tavistytail
Walt
Bunny
Mr. Longears
Anela
Pig
Uncle Wigerly
Roller skate rescue and a lettuce sundae
Jangle recovers after a wheel falls off her roller skate as Uncle Wiggily repairs it on the porch. Mr Twistytail jokes, then joins to fetch a lettuce sundae while Pye buys a penny for a lollypop. Woozie Wolf's Christmas charity twist interrupts the scene as the editorial page notes humane acts.
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Jangle
Jingle
Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Twistytail
Bunny
Jangie
Tam
Jang
Abe Martin Sleep Walks Into Political Grits
A biting Abe Martin quip notes that public opinion is tested by two paths death or running on an independent ticket. The wry line implies voters weigh fate against nonpartisan alternatives amid a sleepy street scene.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Qs and Answers
A nature column invites reader questions on topics of general interest to the Burroughs Nature Club. It lists three sample questions about bird feeding behavior, reasons for preserving species in zoos, and black bass spawning, with answers promised in tomorrow's Nature Notes.
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Nature Notes
Warbler traits and plant differences noted in Q and A
Answers compare warbler plumage and markings describing a blackhuro lan type with deep orange throat and yellow eye region along with a hollow triangular black marking. The second item clarifies differences between potatoes and sweet potatoes, noting family classification growth habits and edible root structures. Includes a brief New York World reference to Mr Chapman.
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Mr. Chapman
New York World
Stizs Chapman, Jr
Stamlford
Taylor
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