Waterloo Evening Courier Community Announcement
Local newspaper masthead lists publishers and editors with office addresses in Waterloo and New York. It notes mailing details, circulation statements, and branch exchange contacts for advertising and department inquiries. It also mentions travel offices in London Paris and major express offices for international readers.
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Ea Waterloo
Fa Waterloo
Furey
Waterloo Evening Courier
Andon
Trafalgar Building
North Cuamberend
Maxpress Offic
Haymarket
Lawes Ghausskip
Green Street
Paris
Boulevard Des Capuchines
Place de Wapere
Asetican Express
Rue Scribe
Summer Vacation Trip
Courier urges readers to arrange summer vacation copies and offers prompt delivery to subscribers who provide or update their mailing address, ensuring newspapers reach them while they are away.
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Courier
The First International Exposition
A reflective editorial argues against racial prejudice by recalling a Galilean’s rebuke to the mob. It discusses shedding blame, improving opportunities, and the need for safeguards and humane treatment amid urban industrial hazards illustrated by an incident in Waterloo.
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Waterloo
Courier
Tiney Woods
Industrial School
Braxton
We &Chool
New York Safety Exposition Promises Life Saving Awards
A December safety exposition in New York aims to honor innovations in life saving and health. Five prize groups including four grand prizes will be awarded by the American Museum of Safety to top devices across industrial and social fields.
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New York City
American Museum of Safety
Museum of Safety
Resurfacing Paving Costs and City Reactions
City clerks report Cedar Rapids has not laid new asphalt recently but resurfaced brick at 1.14 per square yard. Des Moines faces bids from 1.05 to 1.90 with a 0.40 royalty for a surface heater. Bloomington Illinois reports 10 year guarantees failed. Waterillon notes brick paving seen as risky for safety and finances. Senator Lewis proposes a Father’s day measure to aid Mothers day balance.
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Cedar Rapids
the Courier
Des Moines
Bloomington
Ill
Waterlon
Chicago bath arrest sparks global debate on attire in water
A Chicago woman’s arrest for entering the water without proper attire prompts worldwide discussion. England and other places weigh in on dress rules while some suggest allowing personal choice. The story also notes beer as a substitute in Burgh and questions court-approved aid to the thirsty as a social issue.
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Chicago
England
Burgh
Sam
Unconscious Influence by Dr Frank Crane
Reader notes that much of good or evil is done unconsciously and outcomes often misalign with intention. Examples include household decisions, education, charity, and livelihood. The piece suggests doing what you can by your lights and praying for minimal harm, likening humans to bees unintentionally aiding others.
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Salvation Army
Germany
England
Ireland
The Patrician Pig Invention and Its Ancestry
A satirical look at modern breeding that praises oversized prize hogs. The piece contrasts centuries of natural pig life with the patrician pig raised in refined facilities, highlighting pedigree, care, and the immense profits of prized animals. It notes many top hogs still have two legs and cannot be slaughtered legally.
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Nature
Hel
America
Suffering through Dust and Disaster in Iowa and Beyond
The text notes stiff penalties for livestock entries, a fatal Iowa auto collision amid thick dust, and the belief in divine wrath after a national storm. It also questions England’s absence from the 1915 Panama Exhibition and pledges resilience.
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Iowa
Diggs and Caminet Plead Guilty Amid Publicity
Few expected Diggs and Caminet to plead guilty despite extensive coverage. The statements reflect on the case's trajectory and media attention surrounding their proceedings.
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Diggs and
Caminetti
Taft and Bryan in the campaign chatter across Iowa
The Iowa press column cites Taft at Yale earning 5000 dollars a year and urges Bryan to consult him on campaign finance. It notes political jibes about Reed Smoot and tariff policy, mocks Senator Reed, and references peanut tariff debates and other campaign talk across multiple Iowa papers.
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Bryan
Taft
Webster City
Freeman-Tribune
Yale
Butter use motion fails in Senate vote debate
The motion to limit butter use in manufacturing fails 47 to 22 with Senators Clapp Borah Kenyon Cummins Gronna and Pomeroy voting with Democrats for pure butter. The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes a Missouri will case where a kind boy receives forty thousand dollars, urging kindness as a virtue with practical rewards.
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Cedar Rapids
Supreme Court of Missouri
Easy Slippers and Slips of Speech in Harried Times
A column highlights light hearted lines from newspapers and daily life. It notes quips about marriage, family questions, and small mishaps in public dialogue reflecting social manners. The piece cites jokes from Louisville Courier-Journal Boston Transcript and comments on modest crimes and consequences.
Resinol Heals Itching Skins and Eruptions
Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap claim instant relief from itching and healing of eczema rash ringworm tetter and scalp eruptions. The ad offers a free trial at no cost and notes physicians have prescribed Resinol for eighteen years with druggists selling 25c soap and 800 and 1.00 ointments. Department 3-M Resinol Baltimore Md distributes samples upon request.
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Dept. 3-M
Resino
Baltimore, Md
How I Saved My Husband From Drinking
A temperance tale from The August American Magazine recounts a wife’s drastic bid to curb her husband’s drinking. After a confrontation and enforced separation, she endures three days of fear and hope as he collapses from overwork and drink. He finally admits fault, vows change, and the couple rebuilds with his partnership and renewed family love.
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Phillip
Lfe
Mrs. Austin
Ragsdale
Rachel
Germany's farmers double bread crop and more under protection
An 1907 to 1910 comparison shows Germany's harvests rising markedly after tariffs. Rye, wheat, oats and potatoes nearly double. sugar production quintupled. Livestock also grows, with smallholders expanding horse, cattle and pig herds while remaining highly productive.
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Lafayette Young
Des Moines
Budapest
Hungary
Germany
Europe
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