Waser Evening Courier World Travel Listings
American travelers in Europe can locate the Waser Evening Courier on file at several offices including Trafalgar Building Northumberland Avenue and the American Express offices in London Petersb. The notice lists multiple European cities and addresses for access to the paper and mentions foreign postage and page formats.
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Waser
Associated Press
TER
B. Raktwwan
West Park Avenue
Joan C Maaraiax
Bec'y-Trees
Gee
Mgr
New York
Alfred
Tekeas
Tribune
Alles
Mall
Waterloo
Amd
Eek
TRE Courier
Europe
Waserco Hrening
Trafalgar Building
Northernanderland Avenue
American Express
Haymarket
Dawe's Steamship Agency
Green Street
Dea Capucines
Pores Phace
Reerican Express Office
Seri Berie
Aster den Linden
Petersburg
Nevsky Prospekt
Summer Vacation Trip Courier Delivery Plan
The Courier offers prearranged vacation delivery service for subscribers. If readers provide address changes before leaving, the paper will be delivered promptly during their vacation, with accommodations for multiple address changes as needed.
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Courier
War With Mexico and the Populace’s Ignorance
A commentary argues the United States must threaten Mexico’s leaders Huerta and rivals to avert war while dismissing popular anger seen as ignorance. It critiques Congress members for pressuring quick action to protect investments, warning patience is misread as weakness and warning against conquest.
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Menico
Mexico
Huerta
United States
Populare
Congress
Cummins Opposed by Republicans and Democrats in Senate Fight
The piece surveys political tensions around Cummins as opponents in the Senate race and party dynamics. It notes Republican efforts to replace reason with faction, concerns about national control by the opposition, Democrats who credit Cummins with progressive resistance, and occasional pro-Cummins liberals who fear national welfare shifts.
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Albert Fh. Cumimir
Per Wicker
Senate
Cummingue
Minneade Waa
Johnson
Cummina
Political letter lauds Cummins and mocks rivals
A partisan critique extolls Senator Cummins as one of the nation’s top statesmen, noting his Iowa governorship’s efficiency and anti‑corporate progress. It dismisses opposition charges as gossip, defends his political ambition, and mocks other figures while touching on labor unrest, baseball standings, and August fashion.
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Cummins
Washington
Council Bluffs
Cumming Harps
Iowa
Allie
Hephart
al Dolliver
Lae
Eoy
Senate
Connally Offers 1912 Yearbook and Farmers Bulletin
Congressman Connally says a limited number of the 1912 yearbooks, tanned by the department of agriculture at Washington, are available upon application. He has also received Farmers' Bulletin material for distribution to interested parties.
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Connally
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Life an Adventure by Dr Frank Crane
A short prose piece argues that foreseeing the future would spoil curiosity and life’s adventure. It likens fortune tellers to nuisances and praises mystery, likening knowledge of tomorrow to reading the novel's ending.
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Frank Crane
The Suffraget in English Folly and American Calm
A humorous, editorial style critique of British suffragists contrasting English and American attitudes. It lampoons suffragette tactics as violent and theatrical, praising American restraint and women’s clubs as effective yet nonviolent. It depicts English suffragists as improper, provocative figures engaging in vandalism and confrontation, while praising domestic, orderly progress.
Bulletin list requests with names and addresses
The notice asks applicants to submit names and addresses for bulletin lists and to write in for new lists if they do not receive bulletins. It also includes an health advertisement praising Chamberlain's Tablets for digestion, liver vigor, and bowel regulation, with a sales prompt and dealer availability.
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Maurice Connolly
H.C. B
Washington, D. C
Fragmented Quotations and Snippets From Newspapers
A collage of brief phrases and quotes from multiple papers including the Pittsburgh Post Detroit News Washington Star Chicago Record Herald Kansas City Journal and an Aunt Mary’s Vinegar ad snippets touch on theft at a bank a woodpecker image a hammock visit a fashion book and farewells in verse. The fragmentary nature and lack of coherent narrative limit concrete reporting.
Railway ads as a sign of healthy public debate
In Texas a Texas railroad commission hearing featured Earl Mayfield criticizing railroads for spending large sums on daily newspaper ads to present their side. The piece argues that advertising as part of public disputes signals soundness of case, willingness of railroads to let the public judge, and a shift from older dismissive attitudes toward public persuasion.
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Railway Age Gazette
Texas Railroad Commission
Earl Mayfield
Commission
Mayfield
Railroads of
Texas
Texas Commission
Times
Public sentiment and frankness in advertising ethics
A public discussion argues that people are too ignorant and lazy to form a fair view, making bribery of legislators cheaper than advertising. It notes a railroad manager drafting a half page ad might learn unseen truths, and by writing, he corrects management flaws that contributed to public misperception.
Spicy Campaign Hint From Iowa Newspapers
Cedar Rapids Gazette reports Dave Brant supports Pepper over Cummins for senator next year. Council Bluffs Nonpareil notes Mulhall ran briefly to Baltimore with a new letter shipment and plans a different program in the House than in the Senate, hinting at altered political strategy.
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Cedar Rapids
Dave Brant
Pepper
Cummins
George D. Perkins
Council Bluffs
Mulhall
Baltimore
House
Senate
Bailey Back in Politics or Not
A Texas Democratic movement seeks a purse for Secretary Bryan to quit paid lectures. The note raises whether former Senator Bailey is again eyeing current politics.
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Bryan
Japan
Bailey
Sioux City Journal
Democrats
Texas
Ambassador Gerard proposes tax on Americans abroad
Des Moines Tribune notes Ambassador to Germany Gerard cannot house himself in Bern on a 17500 dollar salary and suggests a ten dollar per person capitation on all Americans living abroad to fund dignified embassies. The piece calls the idea satire and impractical, noting it would hit impecunious students abroad while urging a workable government plan already overlooked.
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Des Moines Tribune
Germany
Gerard
Bern
United States
Capi
Americans May Face Ambassadorial Fee Before Departure
Travelers abroad could be subject to a small ambassadorial fee to be paid prior to leaving the United States. The change would merely alter the route by which the money reaches the foreign recipient, not the overall amount.
Probe hog cholera loss in Red Oak Iowa
Prof T C Rice of Ames extension department assists Rex J Davidson county adviser in investigating hog losses in Red Oak Iowa. Davidson says not over half the deaths due to cholera. other diseases contribute the remainder.
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Red Oak
T. C. Rice
Ames
Rex J. Davidson
Boy Burned In Clam Vat In Nashua
Nashua August 10 Troy Hall ten year old son of Mr and Mrs E I Hall was severely burned Friday evening after falling into a vat of boiling water while clamming with his grandfather Sam Cook. He burned from hips to shoulders with skin peeling and injuries to an arm and leg though doctors hold faint hope for recovery. He was also run over by an auto injuring a boy crossing the street. car from Charles City at about ten miles per hour.
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Nashua
Troy Hall
E. I. Hall
Sam Cook
Arthur Wait
Charles City
Collision On Main Street Blamed In Major Inquiry
A lad was struck as a vehicle rounded a Main Street corner. The driver was summoned to appear before Mayor Morse on Monday for an investigation to determine fault.
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Morse
Farmer Endorses Chamberlain Remedy Near Fleming
Mr W S Gunsalus a farmer near Fleming Pa says he has used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for fourteen years and finds it an excellent remedy he recommends it for sale by all dealers
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W. S. Gunsalus
Fleming
Chamberlain
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