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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Associated Press
W. H. Hartman Company
Eat Park Avenue
Jonace Martinan
A. Ww. Peterson
Sec'y- Treas
Gen. Mer
Tall
Questioning Social Progress and Private Property
The piece argues that public opinion toward socialist and anarchist demonstrations is muddled. It contrasts legalism with human rights, questions the justification of slavery and property, and suggests future generations may view current forceful preservation of property as unjust. It urges readers to rethink absolute justice beyond man-made laws.
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Upton Sinclair
Lincoln Steffens
New York
Colorado
Calhoun
Jefferson Davis
United States
Sinclair
Steffens
Iowa Plague Spot for Wildlife Law Reform Debate
A critical critique labels Iowa a plague spot in wildlife protection, urging stronger state laws and public demand. The piece cites a 90 percent decline in bird life nationwide and calls for conservation, intelligent policy, and enduring value of wild life for future generations.
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Iawa
Iowa
Maryland
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Arkansas
Oklahoma
United States
Moral obligation shapes Mexico policy critique
The piece argues that U S newspapers must oppose war and act from moral obligation rather than expediency. It cites Christian Science Monitor praising restraint and urges a balanced rationalist stance, recognizing responsibilities in potential Mexican intervention beyond self interest.
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United States
Huerta
Vera Crux
Christian Science Monitor
Mexico
Philippines
Fair Play in the Parks
The essay discusses park surveillance in cities to stop flower picking and urges public cooperation in Waterloo where no park police patrols exist. It argues removing the ban would only reward pickers who destroy blooms and seed, harming both current beauty and future propagation.
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Waterloo
New Senatorial Fashions Signal Campaign Intrigue
The piece notes shifting candidate behavior as Connolly seeks a clear field, Meredith enters the race, Basher accuses Casper Schenk in a contested deal, and Cummina grins amid a backdrop of a new term for urban pollution called smog.
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Connolly
Meredith
Basher
Progressives
Casper Schenk
Cummina
Inauguration Day 125 Years Ago in New York City
A historic recount of Washington’s first presidential inauguration held at Federal Hall New York City then the capital. The scene included artillery, crowds, a coach of state, divine services at St Paul’s, and later bonfires and celebrations. The modern scene shows a monetary center with bronze statue at the site and immense real estate value surrounding the former venue.
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United States
Federal Hall
Wall Street
New York
Livingston
New York State
Washington
George Washington
St. Paul’s Church
Treasury
Paul's
Broadway
The
Famous Streets Canal Street New Orleans by George Fitch
Canal Street in New Orleans stands as a city boundary between American and French quarters. It evolved from a grand business artery with verandas to a wider modern street now dominated by skyscrapers. The writer notes its history from sea level drains to dry routes and its varied past including diverse rulers, slave markets, and foreign influence.
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Canal Street
New Orleans
George Fitch
Mississippi River
State Street
Chicago
Paris
Des Moines Tribune
New York Evening Post
Indianapolis
Council of
Des Moines
Indiana
Futurist America Amid Ruins of Pompeii and Ravenna
The piece reflects on Italy’s Pompeii and Ravenna as symbols of past glory, contrasting them with a vibrant American future. It notes James M. Pierce of Iota Homestead recalls western experiences and four reserve banks locating in the grain belt, highlighting 19th century high interest and today’s easier Iowa borrowing.
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Italy
Pompeii
Ravenna
Pompelis
Ravennas
Appian Way
America
Lfe
Tigh
Iota Homestead
James M. Pierce
Middle West
Grain
Ohio
Mr. Pierce
Iowa
General News Snippets From Various Iowa Papers
A collage of brief notes touches on Taft facing weak odds after an unsuccessful bid for re election and Cummins critics seeking a political outlet. It also riffs on fanciful ideas like a Miltonic menagerie and a Homeric park, and ends with James J Hill urging farmers to raise production while protecting soil fertility.
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James J. Hill
Davenport
The Gospel of Efficiency for the Farmer and War Reflections
The piece presents Hill as a practical farmer who links farming success to the country’s financial health and food supply. It notes a duty to protect interests by force if needed and praises America’s Spanish American War as noble for extending self government to Cuba and guiding the Philippines, then argues for duty in Mexico.
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Hill
Kansas City Journal
America
Spain
Cuba
Philippines
Mexico
A Moment of Fun in Washington Morality Talk
Senator Joseph E. B. Ransdell discusses a bill to abolish divorce and curb morality. A series of humorous vignettes follows, including a boy mixing quinine with his mother's powder, a math-joke about eight drinks, and a taxi passenger quip about a first trip.
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Joseph EB. Ransdell
Washington
Senator Ransdell
Mr. Smith
Mr. Birehrod
Louisville Courier-Journal
Amusing Rainy Day Ideas for Young Children
Ruth Cameron invites readers to swap ideas for entertaining children ages three to seven on rainy days. She mentions a mother who uses soap bubbles as a diversion, aided by waterproof aprons, prompting a discussion of practical, homegrown activities for short-attention youngsters.
Quick Home Cure for Piles
Pyram id Drug Co offers a free at home trial of Pyramid Pile Remedy promising instant relief from piles pain and itching. The ad claims swelling reduction and a permanent cure with a 50 cent full size package after trying the free trial.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Bldg
Marshall
Mich
Pyramid Drug Mail Order Ad Promises Free Sample
An old classified style notice from Pyramid Drug Company of 471 Pyramid Building Marshall Michigan offers a free sample by mail of Pyramid Pile Remedy in plain wrapper, requesting immediate response. The ad emphasizes no cost.
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Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid Bidg
Marshall, Mich
Simple rainy day diversions for children ideas
The author recalls easy indoor activities for children such as blowing soap bubbles and bead stringing. Mothers share variations using bubbles to color windows and hoods, while others describe bead threading, tacking with a pine board, and stringing beads as calm, inexpensive pastimes. Ruth Cameron signs off.
Miona relief advertised for indigestion and stomach distress
An advertisement urges quick relief from indigestion dyspepsia and related symptoms with Miona tablets sold by Wangler Bros Co. It claims rapid relief plus digestive toning benefits and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Wangler Bros. Co
Candidacy Announcements for Black Hawk County Officials
A series of political notices announces candidacies for state representative county treasurer sheriff coroner and supervisor in Black Hawk County with candidates urging support at the June 1 1914 primaries under Republican Democratic and nonpartisan designations.
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Black Hawk County
Upton B. Kepford
District Court
John 8. Tuthill
E. Duke Naven
Sidney D. Smith
E. A. Leighton
James S. Eason
Hi. HE. Tullar
Waterloo
Black Hawk, Co
Kascht
T, R, M'Alhinney
Woman Refuses Operation Finds Relief With Compound
Logansport Indiana resident Mrs Daniel D B Davis says she avoided surgery for female troubles by using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes rapid improvement and urges other women to try the remedy, inviting letters to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass.
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Logansport
Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
Daniel D. B. Davis
Franklin St
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Attan
Suk
Quan Canal Street
Americas
Taft
Sioux City
William Howard Taft
Cummins
Vinton Eagle
Savage
Sioux City Tribune
Countess of Warwick
Milton
Homer
Stevenson
Republican Party
London Opinion
Ruth Cameron
Republian
Clayton E, Bronson
C. F. Krebs & Son
City Hall
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
Aleo
Horace
Drs
Dentists Office
Commercial Street
Bazard
Black Hawk Bank
F. C. Liffring
Gerrit J. Bennett
Grant Ave
DR. Bodwell
Osteopathic
Ralston
Syndicate
Fourth Street
Eaat
Burch Brothers
West the Stewart
Jas. L. Henderson
Bridge St
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