Waterloo paper listing and advertising rates
The notice lists publication details for the Waterloo Evening Courier and Waterloo Reporter, notes Associated Press and Audit Bureau affiliations, and includes advertising rates and mail subscription prices along with postal and circulation statements. It cites contacts in Waterloo Iowa and references standard daily publication practices and class mail information.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circiations
W. Martman Company
West Park Ave
Onan Ree Ee ER
AVC
TEL. Seed
Wola & Gartman
Billter
AW. Peterson
Sec-Trees
Gen
Cley
Waturiog
Iowa
End of the first year war shows Germany rising
The author argues Germany leads at war's end of year one with Russia crushed and Paris in question. Western allies falter with failed Dardanelles attempt and weak offensives. Germany prepares fresh masses for a long struggle and hopes to strike crushing blows in France and Britain. Time and commerce warfare may decide fate.
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Genngany
Umbroken
Warsaw
Russia
France
Rallos
Dardanelles
England
Paris
London
Alles
Germany
Great Britain
Year of War Reflections On Global Conflict
A wartime reflection marks one year since the outbreak of modern warfare. The piece cites immense casualties with three and a half million killed, millions wounded, and many prisoners. It notes shattered nations, ruined cities, and widespread humanitarian distress.
World progress amid war's vast losses and future fears
A vivid column surveys a year of global conflict and growing tech wonders, noting vast war losses, ruined structures like Rheims cathedral, and new devices while pondering what the future may bring. It mentions Henry James becoming English, a birthday party for a beyourse', and varied foreign events with brisk editorial commentary.
The Story of Postage Stamps and American Heritage
A nostalgic column extols postage stamps from early crude issues to modern artful designs. It notes stamps’ role in enabling mail, hints at stamp collecting’s vigor, and humorously remarks on Uncle Sam’s wartime readiness reflected through stamp sales and post office lines.
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W Post Office
Winorlo
Uncle Sam
Rock Island Lines
When a Office Worker Idly Resists a Family Visit
A mother and daughter clash over an invitation to stay with relatives for the weekend. The daughter, exhausted from office life, resists social demands, while the mother longs for a change of scene and normal family warmth. The piece argues spouses share a weariness and should respect differing needs.
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Bana
Impias
What Iowa Editors Are Saying Sweet But Not Satisfying
A compilation of Iowa editorials lampoons sweet tourism and road conditions. Sioux City Tribune mocks federal contract suits, while Des Moines Registry notes enthusiasm for road building. Dubuque Times Journal highlights a farmer dodging an airship incident.
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Des Moines Reglater and
Lenser
Sainte Kentucky
Thoss
Towa
Dubuque
Pepper Talk: Sense of Humor as a Weapon Against Morbidity
George Matthew Adams argues that a sense of humor is a powerful weapon against failure and gloom. It is defined as seeing the funny side of situations where others would become irritated or discouraged.
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Pepper Talk
George Matthew Adams
Secretaries and Lincoln on Humor in History
A scattered reminiscence recalls Secretary Chase visiting Lincoln at the White House. It notes Lincoln’s wit turning a grave financial matter into a humorous tale while Chase is remembered mainly as Treasury secretary. The passage urges cultivating a genuine sense of humor.
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Chase
White House
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Apeak
Lincoln Ia
Chase Ia
Broatman
Treasury
Brail
Ofaac
Dept. 165
Resleot
Baltieurs
Rockford Teacher Tops Iowa High School Normal Honors
Nes Moines August 2 Highest honors in Iowa high school normal work go to Rockford Floyd county with an 89 percent or higher average placing on the state honor roll. Mary Grace Fippel of Rockford leads with 94.18 percent. Berta Caryl McMurray Corydon and Rose Hing Alanning and Glen Marie Leird gain top ranks. Manning High School tops non Rockford with six scholars on the list. Farmington ranks second with five.
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Nes Moines
Iowa
Rockford
Floyd County
Mary Grace Fippel
Rockford High School
Berta Caryl McMurray
Corydon High School
Rose M. Hing
Alanning
Glen Marie Leird
Mount Ayr
Manning High School
Farmington
Login
Milford
Newton
Waverly
Fred L. Mahannah
Department of Public Instruction
Frederick Perry Stars In Dr Rameau Five Act Drama
At the Valach Today and tomorrow Frederick Perry headlines in Dr Rameau five acts. The entire cast shines with strong principals and a standout director praised for detail and storm scene mastery. Perry’s portrayal of a man’s descent into madness, triggered by letters from his late wife, anchors the production.
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Frederick Perry
Dr. Rameau
Georgs Ohnet
Mr. Perry
Expect Ruling in Ao. Fi Gale Soon Des Moines Dispatch
The Atlantic Southern Tailway case dominated the state railroad commission last week and a ruling was anticipated before week’s end. Reports from an over state audience note a decrease in jitney business as part of the broader proceedings.
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Des Moines
Atlantic Southern
State Railroad Commission
Tax and railway woes and weed law debate
The Atlantic Southern company faced questions over reviving the former Atlantic North and South line with at least 10 000 dollars needed to operate. Farmers along the right of way invested, some train service remains halted since January. County rulings on corporate tax remissions confuse officials. cities will push for details as the ruling stands. Attorney General Cosson critiques the new weed law as hard to enforce, citing cost and fragmented notice provisions.
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Fortias
Atlantic Southern Company
Atlantic North and South
DaRoo Weber
Clifford Thorne
Thorne
Weber
County Accounting Department
State Auditor
Wosk
Boards of Supervisors
Iowa
Cosson
Des Moines
The Charm of Motherhood and the Pinkham Remedy
An article urges women to prepare for motherhood using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming it strengthens the female system and prevents health shocks from child bearing. It invites letters to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential advice from a woman.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
The Lion and the Ruby Cave in the Jungle
An ancient tale set among a river people in lower Asia. Mira Torneo outwits a hungry lion with aid from an elephant and frees captive rubies, forcing the beast to flee to the south as the tribe’s myth explains lion manes and northern Asia’s Ng Nons.
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Asia
Mira Torneo
Mira
Mitra
Stutt
Atary
McClure
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
New York City
Jitney Business in Decline Faces Municipal Bans
Reports from major cities say the jitney business is waning due to local laws. In Des Moines District Judge Itterback upheld the city ordinance last week, likely cutting jitney operators. Waterloo also debates the issue with possible high court action to come.
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jBes Moines
Ltterback
Des Moines
Waterloo
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