Daily Waterloo newspaper notice and masthead
A damaged OCRed masthead and imprint for a Waterloo Iowa daily, listing Associated Press affiliation, audit bureau membership, publisher W. Jeartsan Co, West Park Ave address, editors Hartman and Peterson, and advertising rates. Includes incorrect spellings and garbled text. mentions daily except Sunday, 10 cents weekly, 3.00 yearly, and want ads pricing.
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Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
W . Jeartsan Company
West Park Ave
Jeohn C. Hartmen
A. W. Peterson
Waterloo
Aeny
Watartos
Prisons OK Picnics A Warning On Reform
A Tillnois tale argues against oversoft prison reform. A woman was killed by an honor convict, prompting critique of silk socks and fancy garb for inmates. Sing Sing warden Osborne faces scrutiny while Joliet’s Warden Allen resigns, signaling reform overreach and renewed emphasis on punishment.
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Tillnois
Thomas Mott Osborne
Sing Sing
Osborne
Allen
Joliet
The Bandit Villa Arouses Public Fear And Admiration
Villa rules the rebel territory with a brutal code of blood and iron executing officials and enemies on his orders. Yet he is hailed by some as a Robin Hood figure, a military genius with stubborn ideas on common rights and prosperity for the people. The recent executions, including the state treasurer, underscore the peril to anyone opposing him.
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Villa
Mexico
Terent
France
Louis Quartoze
Chiwakue
Villa and Pancho Villa’s influence in Mexico politics
A regional column discusses the influence of Pancho Villa on Mexico’s agrarian question and leadership, warning Vila is unfit for the presidency but noting any future Mexican leader must secure Villa’s support. It also notes Waterloo’s increasing status as a convention hub and speculation about Theodore Roosevelt as a presidential candidate amid political crooks.
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Vila
Mexico
Villa
Pachicatlan
Pancho Villa
Rockfors
Theodora Roosevelt
Valuable talent trades across towns after January first
Yates City notes a genius type in demand beyond its borders as of January. A remark from a Kansas City Star snippet praises his knack for locating a drink in a dry town. Des Moines Capital expands to eight columns for editorials on the European war. Courier welcomes the Ganital into Iowa’s large newspaper fraternity and offers best wishes.
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Yates City
Kan
Waterloo
Kansas City
Yates Center
Des Moines
Noon
Courier
Ganital
Iowa
The Rooster and the Alarm Clock of Ben and Joldle
A humorous piece on a rooster as a living alarm clock, praising his daybreak crowing while critiquing humans. It lampoons competition for attention, notes the rooster’s domesticated mischief, multiple mates, and the absurd idea of waking others by any means, even deadly.
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Ben
Joldle
Keeping Cool by Keeping Cool in the Heat of Summer
A fragment from the Hampton Chronicle offers summer survival tips to bear the burden and heat of the day. It urges calm, avoiding arguments, and steady routines. Practical advice covers diet light meals, moderate beverages, and avoiding late nights. The item touches on editorial humor and political notes amid the old newsiness.
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Festina
Teave
Pepper Tale: The Spirit of Fiddling at the Right Time
A George Matthas Adams column urges balancing work and leisure. It argues idleness harms duty, but modest fiddling or wholesome pastime can refresh heart, brain, and nerves. It cites Nero and warns against distracting during tasks, urging disciplined use of recreation.
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Nero
Rome
Fire and Hose Company
Editors Debate Western Republican Nominee Prospects
A collection of editorials and commentary discusses potential Western candidates for the Republican presidential nomination, urging Cummins and Borah to align or risk weaker chances. Critics warn that delay harms organization and emphasize the need for a clear path to victory. The chatter includes opinions on eugenics, public debt, and regional farming notes amid local sports and social notes.
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Cummins
Borah
Knoxville Journal
Borsh
Hachovers
Esther
Middle
Far West
Io Choir
Wvestern
Cummins as Iowa’s presidential contender urged by editorials
The piece argues Senator Cummins should decline a presidential bid while noting his long public service and debt to reform causes. It discusses the political landscape, westward campaign challenges, and the need for a nationally coordinated Iowa push if he were to pursue the nomination. It also mentions other figures and a San Francisco exposition opinion from Hon. C J Wilson. The text reflects Iowa Republican hopes and strategic doubts about a Cummins candidacy.
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Iowa
A. B. Cummine
Uea
White House
Cummins
Wilson
Republicans
Cumming
East
Tully
Views of the People To Editor on Christ Divinity
A Waterloo letter responds to critics claiming Christian Scientists deny Jesus divine. It asserts Christ is divine, cites Gospel of John, and quotes Science and Health statements defining the Christ as a divine manifestation. The piece emphasizes Jesus as the Son of God and the Way, as taught by Mary Baker Eddy.
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Waterloo
Christ
God
Jesus
John
Rain
Iyself
Earth
Jesus Christ
Mary Baker Eddy
Mary
Fox and the Silly Goose Moonlit Walk Fable
A fox entices a goose and a hen from a farm for a moonlit stroll. The old goose warns them, but they follow the sly fox to a pond and vanish. The farmer traps the fox next day, proving the wiser elder right about danger. Tomorrow, a new tale titled NW tha Bucter-nups Ate Gold.
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Mr. Fox
Palmer Reed
Gabjed
Sly Mr. Fox
Silly Goose
Mr. Pox
Yihe McState Newspaper Syndicate
New York City
Christ and divinity of Jesus in Christian Science view
The letter argues that Jesus embodies the highest divinity a fleshly form could express and that Christian Scientists grant Jesus Christ a divine status reflected in spiritual interpretation of the Bible. The author, John L. Rendall of Des Moines, cites passages from Serene teaching to support this view.
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Christ
Jesus
God
Jesus Christ
John L. Rendall
Des Moines
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