Beaumont Named Iowa Faults To Form Publicity Bureau
Irwin J. Beaumont, field secretary at the Greater Town Association, urged a state publicity bureau to advertise Iowa’s agricultural wealth and manufacturing potential. He criticized sectionalism and peanut politics, calling for a commission form of government to improve efficiency and reduce factionalism. Beaumont promoted recruiting members in Waterloo to reach a 1,000-member goal for the association.
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Iowa
Irwin J. Beaumont
Greater
Town Assortation
Town Criers
Adt Club
Eldora
Beaumont
Waterloo
Johnston
Congress
Burlington, Rock Island
Milwaukee
Northwestern
Ilinois Central
Great Western
Middlewest
Greater Iowa Association
Althe Lown
Dayton
Loain
Pierre Marquette
Julian Dubuque
Clinton
Davenport
Sage Foundation
Pittish
Son
Imwe
Parisian Sage and Iowa booster notes in faded ads and visits
An old advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a remedy to scalp dandruff and hair dryness, promising softer lustrous hair after one application. The text shifts to a Greater Iowa association pitch urging modernization, agriculture, schools, and industry, with local social notes from Waterloo, Jesup, and surrounding towns and a string of residents visiting.
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Wangler Bros. Co
Raymond Traymond Easter Family Visits Mentioned
The passage notes Mrs John Thusen caring for her mother Mrs Nick Weber at Yoorhies duct and visits by Mr and Mrs Cormeting Me to Parkershare, alongside references to Mr Casper Lindner’s household and Monty P Wilins a college student in BL Toseyh's college Bulunque. The text also mentions Easter time and a jovial gathering at the John Hoga farm with their daughter.
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Traymond
John Thusen
Nick Weber
Yoorhies Duct
Cormeting
Parkershare
Casper Lindner
Monty Pwilins
Gine Dent
Toseyh
Bulunque
Lewitt
Ipsing
John Hoga
Soapless shampoo from coconut oil recommended
The article advises against soaps and most shampoos as they damage hair by alkali. It promotes ordinary milSified coconut oil as a cheap, effective alternative. Two teaspoons cleanses hair and scalp when rubbed with water, producing a rich lather that rinses away dust and oil and leaves hair soft and silky.
Story of the States by N W Ayer and Son
The oldest advertising agency N W Ayer and Son of Philadelphia presents a series titled The Story of the States. The piece contrasts genuine national publication use with agencies that claim general scope merely by placing ads in widely circulated outlets.
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N. W. Ayer & Son
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Urine and Kidney Health Claim Promoted by Rheumasalts
An advertisement warns of uric acid in meat eaters harming kidneys and triggering diseases like dropsy and Bright's. It touts Rheumasalts as a quick, inexpensive remedy, claiming five ounces daily from a druggist with warm water improves kidney function and cleans the digestive tract, from Minneapolis based makers.
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America
Tamous Rheurstbath
Minneapolis
Minn
Ain
Hee
Advertising Knowledge and Brandon Man Dies
An editorial urges broad experience in local media for effective campaigns. Brandon man John Tracy dies in Burlington seeking tuberculosis treatment. 50, survived by mother, brother Will, and nephew Gilbert Tracy, services to be handled by O. C. Funeral.
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Tis
Brandon
John Tracy
Burlington
Colo
Gilbert Tracy
Will
Northport
Neb
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Waterloo Evening Courier
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