Waterloo Evening Courier Advertising Rates and Offices
The Waterloo Evening Courier details advertising rates by contract and word count. It lists staff roles, printing and mailing details, and foreign distribution points in London Paris Berlin and St Petersburg.
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Courier
Ase
Post Ofice
Raterloo
Waterion
Tne
Retes Munde
Sricgs
Ifit
Haymarket
Dawe's Steamship Agency
Boulevard Des Capacinies
Place de Vopera
American Express
Scribe
Berlin-Tater den Linden
St. Petersburg
Teow
Summer Vacation Trip
The Courier promotes summer vacation service for readers. It urges timely and unchanged delivery even if subscribers travel, offering prompt delivery and address changes as needed.
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Courier
City committees study Mullan avenue bridge safety and flood risk
Chamber and Board of Trade groups organize to assess the bridge, evaluate flood liability to Waterloo’s business district, and plan permanent defenses. Engineers’ input may support building sea walls and hedges, with dredging to supply materials and funding in two waves.
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Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade
Mullan Avenue
Waterloo
Sne Pri Cirizen
J. E. Ledewirk
Eczema Patient Credits Resinol Remedies
Mrs. C Hellmuth of 561 Appletree Street states a severe eczema outbreak on her face cleared after using Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap. She reports relief from itching and burning, noting the transformation from a mass of pimples to clear skin. Free trial offered from Resinol, Dept 12-M, Baltimore Md.
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Philadelphia
Mra. C. Hellmuth
Appletree Street
Resinol
Baltimore
Waterloo’s Grand Railway-Civic Center Vision
A city planning article argues for a unified three-railroad union depot on the west bank with a coliseum on the riverfront near Miners Central. It claims benefits including a shared civic center, improved riverbank, and a larger station, while noting railroad hesitance and urging timely action toward a lasting, economical plan.
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Alwayes
Waterloo
Iiver
Illinois Central
Five-year-old shoots playmate in Chicago retaliation case
A five-year-old boy killed a playmate in Chicago last week in what authorities call deliberate cold blooded retaliation for being hit with a stone. The court heard the boy describe the incident with childlike nonchalance. Parents are blamed for allowing access to a loaded gun as the true danger behind the tragedy. July crime figures show arrests down from 219 to 172 in the city, with increases in drunkenness noted despite hot weather. The Waterloo First Brethren church reports progress on its temple project, praised as a spiritual milestone.
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Chicago
Waterloo
Secretary Urxvan and the Nebraskan Drive for Funds
A garbled discussion links Secretary Urxvan to a push for funds to shield youths from danger and curb blackmail. It critiques public figures naming Har and blackmailer while debating school priorities and driver training versus pedestrian safety amid a tense political climate.
Vacation Dreams Delayed Again Spark Hope for Escape
A long postponed trip resurfaces in readers imaginations as plans for a future getaway materialize. The feature highlights desire for travel, budget constraints, and the pull of distant destinations amid everyday routines.
The Third Man and the Urgent Protesting Minority
Chesterton's reflection frames the third man as the enduring protester among three peers. He sides with the crowd not from belief but due to circumstance, balancing practicality with utopian ideals. His inner conflict drives better action, though he remains essential yet uneasy.
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Chesterton
Albu
Perspiration as a Great Irrigation of Industry
A humorous essay extols perspiration as the by product of toil. It lauds the fat man for the humor and energy it fosters while contrasting the dry, fashion minded detractors with the laboring muggy worker. It ends by claiming perspiration fuels much of the world's production.
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Sherlock Holmes
Europe
Me Tropolitan Travel Sections Highlight Improvements
The piece notes ongoing advances in resort travel sections with new methods of travel and enhanced comforts at stopping places. Castro proclaims himself a "slave of honor" and debates over who truly holds his allegiance. Mr August and Miss June were registered at the same Minneapolis hotel as a coincidental detail with no romance arising.
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August
June
Minneapolis
Spirit of the Iowa Press: Phrases on Government and Chautauqua
In a mosaic of Iowa clippings, editorials lampoon invisible government and slow presidential enthusiasm. Other items note a Chautauqua tour potential cost rise, a standpat remark, and farming advice on keeping sons on the land.
Slipper Crisis and Oddball Letters From The Era
A fragmented compilation of stray phrases and misquoted conversations from early newspapers. The garbled text references easy slippers, medical worry, a weak patient, a wife demanding money, a man unable to sign a check, ferry miscommunications, and scattered dialogues.
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Nak
Fes
Kansas City Journal
Nightmarish melon tale from Sioux City diary
The Cedar Rauids Gazette reprints a Sioux City Journal snippet about the melon season. It describes a bizarre scene with a coal man advancing over withering hillsides and mentions George D. Perkins staff allegedly eating green melons and suffering colic.
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Cedar Rauids Gazette
Sioux City Journal
George D. Perkins
Eating and Reading in a Boarding House
The Hampton Recorder notes diners choose what they want and pay the same as others while urging tolerance for newspaper content. The piece wryly says readers roar if a story displeases but will still find some reader to please.
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Hampton Recorder
Thermometer tale and work injury from urban chatter
Mismatched excerpts describe a maid moving a hot thermometer to cool it and a Kansas City union case where a colored worker testifies about relations with foremen. The pieces read as disjointed local notes, reflecting daily life and labor disputes.
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Kansas City
Jones
Kangas City
Exposition of Negro Achievement sparks Chicago expo plan
The Christian Science Monitor notes a Chicago YMCA project funded by white and colored citizens to create a social center for African Americans. It reports a proposed national Negro exposition and semiquinquennial for 1915 to highlight achievements since 1863, aiming to elevate the status of Black Americans nationwide.
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Christian Science Monitor
Chicago
Young Men’s Christian Association
Senate delays metal schedule amid substitute plans
Washington Aug 4 The metal schedule consideration was deferred as Senators Oliver and Penrose were absent. Oliver will press a substitute backed by Republicans while progressive Republicans back Cummins plan. The senate then took up the wood and pulp schedule.
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Washington
Senate
Oliver
Penrose
Cummins
Plant Move Reported to Germany in Washington Dispatch
Washington reports Wilbur Marsh of Waterloo, in view of two recent trips to Washington, notes a separator plant is being moved to Germany. The brief item cites Marsh as the source for the development in the overseas manufacturing shift.
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Washington
Wilbur Marsh
Waterloo
Mann
Cream Separator Maker Relocates Plant to Germany
The Sharpless cream separator factory in West Chester Pennsylvania has completed its transfer of the entire plant to Hamburg Germany. Not a vestige of the plant remains in Pennsylvania and the move affects the domestic industry amid tariff policy debates.
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Pennsylvania
Sharpless Company
West Chester
Hamburg
Germany
Back Pain Relief Advertised by Local Dealers
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for lame back and related aches. It recommends applying it twice daily and massaging the area for quick relief, and states the product is for sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Burlington Capitalist Leaves Large Hospital Gift
T W Barhydt of Burlington died in Pasadena and left ten thousand dollars to Burlington Hospital and a thousand to the Y M C A. His remains were laid to rest Saturday afternoon. A local farmer, W S Gunsalus, praises Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after fourteen years of use in his family. For sale by all dealers.
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Burlington
T. W. Barhydt
Pasadena
Cal
Burlington Hospital
W. S. Gunsalus
Fleming
Chamberlain
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