Waterlo o Evening Courier Era Row as Printed
The excerpt shows a 1910s American newspaper page with the Waterloo Evening Courier masthead, publishing details, pricing, and Associated Press notices. It includes references to W. H. Hartman Co, Park Ave, and editor C Hartman, with mentions of telephones, circulation, and postal terms. It also contains editorial commentary on voting by mail and a discussion of crime waves and prison demographics in New York and Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hartman Co
Courier
Park Ave
Commercial St
Pelephona Anch Exchange
Dokp
C. Hartman
Jackson McCoy
Treas
Gen’l Aigr
Nios
Bayond
Apater
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press International
AML
New York
Delphia
Chicago
Angeles
San Francisco
Stary, Brooks & Finley
Representatives
Allen
America
Yhose
Orsigner
Vo Dauwat
New York State Prison Commission
New York State
Towin
Rapids
John W. Lale
Iowa Farm ‘Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
Tlat
A Plea for the Prince of Wales Heroism
A long antiquated praise piece recounts the Prince of Wales guiding a runaway horse near Paris after Bayon Falaming fell and dragged a rider. It lauds his courage as he pursued the horse to a halt, saving the baron from probable death and earning commendation for brave, traditional conduct.
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Prince of Wales
House of Windsor
Prince Edward
Paris
Bayon
Mega
Voting by mail in Iowa democracy debate
Iowa editors discuss mail voting as a plan to increase turnout and reduce election costs. The piece outlines a registered voter system with ballots mailed and returned by post, while preserving voter secrecy. It argues mail voting could expand participation if implemented with centralized oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Abe Martin ATHUTdater Report From Eastern Ohio Week
A scrambled report notes events in eastern Ohio this week with references to a party, a late Bud atk, and an onlooker reply about a ghastly dish. Names and places are garbled, but the piece hints at local happenings and disjointed remarks across a community scene.
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Ohio
Ansbunny Lee
Terry
Excerpt on white blood cells and immunity by Dr Brady
In this Health Service piece William Brady discusses phagocytosis by white corpuscles, the role of opsonins, and how the index of opsonization measures immunity. He challenges cold exposure as a factor lowering resistance and invites readers to test the claim with human experiments, noting mixed results from animal studies and urging caution.
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Metchnikoff
Elique
Arho
Brady
Wiliam Brady
Enduring Works and the Lincoln Thumb Nail Contest
A critical discussion on why brevity or length does not guarantee a work's lasting value. It cites Emerson, Lincoln, and Dr. Richard Burton, arguing true poetry comes from lived experience and human breath rather than prize winning constraint. The piece laments that even great names may fade without life in verse.
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A .Singisling
Bion
Homer
Dickens
David Copperfield
Victor Hugo
Laurence Sterne
Tristram J Shandy
Abraham Lincoln
Richard Burton
University of Minnesota
Drama League of America
Dr Burton
Howe
Emerson
Dr. Burton
Milton
Nilerson
Horace
Ald Rome
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Qs on Birds and Crabs
Nature Club column answers readers on robin and English sparrow incubation, crab shell shedding, and meat color from tannins. Includes curious notes on bacteria, tanning, dyes, and edible specimens as part of a broad nature Q&A season.
Book Letters From Uncle Ray Readers Share Favorites
A lively Saturday corner features letters from young readers about books they enjoy. Ruth-Glie Crag, 14, recommends Peter and Polly in all seasons and Haida, while Jin. Davis by John Masefield earns praise for adventure. The notes express reading as a hobby and highlight natural, engaging boys and girls books.
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Denar Uncle Ray
Peter
Polly
Ruth-Glie Crag
Uncle Ray
Uncle Ray Corners
Kiha
Jin. Davis
John Masefield
Thomas Baifey Aldrich
Lesta Lewis
Uncle Hay
Lremuain
Eugene
Modern marriage tale sparks a sensational inquest
Kathryn Leonard confronts a fatal home intruder after Rodney Evans confesses to murder in a tangled diary of jealousy and deceit. Police trace a hidden letter, a maid’s link, and an autographed confession as inquests probe Evans’s claim and Kathryn’s innocence amid mounting public intrigue.
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Kathryn Leonard
jElton Foss
Foss
Nolice
Rodney Evans
Kathryn
Richard Starmount
Mvans
Tees
Voss
Ar Mount
St Une Wornsarn
Wathlyn
Starmoust
Rodney Bivans
Kathlyn
Fwins
Brerensons
Jew Goys
Rodney
Fifth Avenue
Fragmented Wedding Rites and Modern Marriage Debate
A narrator discusses Lucile and Vernon Stedman and the idea of modern marriage. They challenge ritual norms, compare ceremonies to funerals, and imagine replacing customs with a lasting pledge of love and home building. Rodney Evans questions practical remedies to social conventions.
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Lucile
Vernon Stedman
Vernon
al I Weman
Twish
Rodney Evans
Jis
Serge
Rod
Joye
Talen
Saul
Hod
Kathryn
Uncle Wiggily Defuses Saturday School Bell Trick
Uncle Wiggily ties his coat around the bell clapper to muff the ringing as Jackie and Peetie plot to ring the bell on a Saturday. The bell stays silent, the pups flee in surprise, and Uncle Wiggily admonishes them to avoid tricks, promising better behavior.
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Uncle Wiggily Longears
Nellow Stump School
Untle Wigsils
Jackie
Peelie Bow Wow
Uncle Wiggily
Peetie
Peeatie
Peetic
Uncle
Feetig
Shos
Uncle Wigs
Teatie
Wwe
Rick
Peabe
Uncle Wiggity
Belfry
Rabbit
Rascell
Schicken Coon
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Anid
Foley
Ron Appleby
Joe Bragdon
George Fox
Bossi
Waterloo Ovening Courier
Garrixe
Coolidge
Elihu
Root
Lackig
Oman
Cummins
Carroll Herald
Brookhart
Gammins
Senate
Cumming
Abe Martin
William Brady, AL. D
Nat'l
Mundesen
Bundesen
Foiluk
Chicago Department of Health
Terman N
Arizona
Eleanor
Idried Prines
Austin Tins
Pulonius
Ehatjivv
Concank
Flint
Ben Muse
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Shee EN Co
Nature Notes
Spain
Peor
Omwata
Nur
Rane
Wastteria
Une Rays
Covner
National Newspaper Services
High
Denton
Uncle Wiggily and the Bell Trick
Howard R. Garis
Tad
Annie
Frog
Rey
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