Waterloo Courier News Summary Fragment
Fragmentary text from Waterloo Evening Courier includes wire service content and editorial opinion on science and politics. Mentions Associated Press material, advertising policy notes, and references to public policy debates. Concludes with critique of Coln's Financial School and Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler on liquor and navy topics.
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Mealer Auditores
Otis
Imush
Atopenies
Chigage
Los W York
Phalacenh Pedis
Ah Etsco
Siete
Groots
Winley
Representatives
Upright Judge Calls for People’s Safety Over Criminal Rights
Judge Frank Comerford of Cook County Criminal Court refused bail for Angelo Petitti in the kidnapping case of 10 year old William Ranieri. He condemned the ransom threat as worse than murder and urged actions protecting citizens over technical legal defenses.
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Frank ©. Comerford
Cook County Criminal Court
Angelo Petitti
William Ranieri
Petitti
Comerford
Geting Caught and a Lawyer's Tax Alibi
An analysis of an incident at the pier where travelers are checked for dutiable goods. New York attorney Max D Steuer proposes an alibi claiming customs duties are deductible from income tax, disputing the scale of potential loss and highlighting a math misstep in the logic.
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Max D. Steuer
New York
Steuer
World drops nights of night Hostess reviews hoped for steady pace
The New York World hired St John Ervine as chief dramatic critic and hoped to publish first night reviews the morning after. He delivers long, prolix analyses of openings like Philip Dunning's Night Hostess, digressing into other plays and personal experiences, drawing mixed reactions from editors and readers.
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New York World
St. John Ervine
Ervine
Philip Dunning
World
England
Mysteries of Life Inspire Probe Into Vital Oxidation
In a slide essay style find, Prof A V Au notes that dying cells need fuel and oxygen, but recent work shows cells require continuous oxidation rather than mere fuel. The discussion, blending science and whimsy, raises questions about what drives cellular decay and energy production.
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RHP
A.V. Au
Hill
Health Notes From Dr Brady On Arthritis And Diet
Dr Robert Osgood argues against overreliance on focal infection links for chronic arthritis and favors general patient upbuilding through nourishing food, rest, reduced fatigue, and physical therapy while not neglecting septic teeth or tonsils when they worsen joint disease.
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Huffalo Academy of Medicine
Robert O. Osgood
Boston
Osgood
W. W. Plummer
Delaney Rochester
Roland Meifsenbach
England
Bier
Byran D. Bowen
Baldwin Mann
John D. Bonnar
Francis EB. Fronczak
Buffalo
San Francisco Club Life Opened to All. Bay Windows Shine
The San Francisco club scene draws writers and visitors, with places like the Bohemian Club noted for yearly entertainments in redwood groves. The city offers hospitality, open offices, and a cosmopolitan vibe, plus many hotels and fashionable neighborhoods famed for bay windows and social life.
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San Francisco
Club Ie
New York
Chuirmary
San Franciscan
Boheowan Club i
Redwoods
Sonoma County
Joey
Tom
Bill
Anemian
Kipling
Madison Ave
The Next Revival by Glenn Frank
A noted writer argues the coming revival of religion will not be a public revival but a quiet shift in values across society. It will appear through leaders in business education and politics, reshaping life with new ideas and spiritual values rather than dramatic preaching.
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Rin Vaver Yonol
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Scleice
Uncle Wiggily Tries Shoes Off In Garden Dell
Uncle Wiggily and Baby Bunty rest on a log in a bosky dell. They share blackberries when Bunty hops in laughter. Bunty loses both shoes in quick hops as Uncle Wiggily teases about footwear and mischief unfolds.
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Uncle Wiggily
Baby Bunty
Old Gentleman Rabbit
Orphan Girl
Bunty
Mr Longears
Bunty and My Longears Seek Home Through Blackberry Run
Bunty apologizes for slow progress as My Longears complains of slipping shoes. Bunty must stop to fix both shoes before continuing. They worry they may not reach home before dark while picking blackberries.
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Bunty
Mr. Longears
Orphan Rabbit
Mr.Longears
Uncle Wiggly
Ankie Wig
Jané Fuszgy Wuzzy
Uncle Wiggily
Rabbit
Bunily
Burty
Uncle Wig
Uncle Wiggily Finds Lost Shoe Buttons in Blackberry Picnic
In Charles City News the story follows Uncle Wiggily and Bunty gathering blackberries in the woods. Bunty’s shoes lose their buttons and Uncle Wiggily discovers buttons hidden among the berries after a playful picnic.
New Lamp Posts Aim to Cut Breakage Costs in Rochester
The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle reports a plan costing about $18 000 annually to replace lamp posts broken by motorists. It highlights safer, sturdier posts and other convenience improvements promised by science.
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Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
New York City
Blue Murder chapters unfold in Paris spy exploits
Alan Dighton, a war veteran, is drawn into a web of espionage tied to a new chemical weapon by Daudot and Corlitt. Dighton traces Daudot’s two Paris addresses, confronts a lethal intruder, and navigates factional tensions among secret service figures while Paris unfolds around him.
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Greta Raye
Marney
Sir Ian
Alan
Greta
Paris
Buly
Havre
Gare St. Lazare
Dighton
Rue Caunou
London
England
Boulevard Des Capucines
Messeurs Crayez
Rue de la Paix
Daudot
Monsieur Daudot
Daudat
Montmartre
Monsieur
Emile Datudot
Albert Cloquet
Porte St- Quen
Place de la Concorde
Corlitt
Taverner
Daudet
Rue
Madame
Porte Maillot
Corlitt and Taverner
Secret Service
Altho
Thaudot
Eloise
Rue Des Acacias
Corlitt and Daudat
Ancient Greek farming life and products highlighted by Uncle Rays Corner
The article describes ancient Greek agriculture near Athens with bees for honey and markets in major cities. Goats provide milk for cheese, sheep wool, swine feed on acorns, and horses for riding. Gardens feature geese hens pigeons and peacocks. Olive groves yield oil and sacred trees guarded by superstition and law.
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Athens
Paris
Corinth
Thebes
Thes
Athena
Ray
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Answers In Tomorrow’s Nature Notes
A reader asks how to use a camera for native study and how to prepare seaweed for a herbarium. The column explains keeping pet waterfowl in captivity is hard, suggests feeding the gulls and merganser with appropriate foods, and details herbarium prep steps for seaweed specimens. It also answers questions on oyster growth and timing for table size.
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