Waterloo Evening Courier Readers Abroad
OCR fragment lists circulation details for the Waterloo Evening Courier and its offices, rates, and distribution. It notes international availability for American travelers in Europe with listings in London Paris and St. Petersburg. The piece reads as a damaged adish page fragment.
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En Erewes
TEE W. A. Hartman Company
Park Avenue
Batman
A.W. Pstenson
Sec'v-Treas
Ges. Mgr
New York
Tribune
Alfred B. Lukems
Chigo Offee
Tribuce
A.W. Allen
Maneger Evening Courier
Courier Trimonday
Waterloo
Iowa
Speen Pree
Europe
Waterloo Evening Courier
Trafalgar Building
Northcumberland Avenue
Haymarket
Kane's Steamship Agency
Green Street
Paris
Boulevard Des Capucines
American Express Office
Roe Scribe
Bertin
Uater
Is the Monroe Doctrine an Obsolete Shibboleth
A historical opinion piece argues the Monroe Doctrine has outlived its usefulness as European powers and Latin American nations have evolved. It cites Hiram Bingham's critique, questions U S dominance, and calls for a policy that respects regional self-determination and modern realities.
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Latin America
South
Western Hemisphere
James Monroe
Europe
South America
Republic
Hiram Bingham
Yale
Kent
California
Bingham
Sur Pinghamn
Valparaiso
San Francisco
London
Brazil
Portugal
Spain
Summer Vacation Trip
The Courier offers to deliver newspapers to readers on vacation. Subscribe with updated addresses before leaving so the paper can be delivered promptly throughout the summer, even with changes in location.
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Courier
Get to the Point in Speech and Law
A critique argues for brevity in law, journalism, and public discourse. It laments long, digressive speeches by lawyers and politicians and urges tighter time limits to ease public burden and restore efficiency.
William the Conqueror’s Enduring Legend Through Time
A vivid portrait of William the Conqueror born in 1027 Normandy who secured England, reformed the church and census, and ruled twenty one years. The piece notes enduring fascination, repeated invasions yet England’s unconquered status, and William’s lasting ghostly presence as a source of national memory.
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William the Conqueror
William
England
Normandy
France
Warold of
Gland
William Ap King
Kngland
Monroe doctrine debates and Latin American troubles worsen
The text critiques U S policy in Latin America as Latin American nations face unrest in Mexico and Venezuela. It warns the Monroe doctrine may be obsolete, discusses domestic issues, and notes international power dynamics as the era of American influence strains. An unrelated note mentions a request for sugar aid and comments on baseball language and road improvements.
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United States
Europe
Latin America
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
South America
Washington
Canada
New World
Mexico
Spain
Colombia
Panama
Bingham
Venezuela
Qur
Oddities and notes from a quirky era
Fragmented selections mention faddish tasks for crowds in two days. Maine’s Machias boasts a 200 year old bonnet while Chicago policewomen wear slashed skirts for speed. New York suffragists plan a 7000 mile canoe trip to spread a maritime gospel.
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Machias
Maine
Chicago
New York
Gulf of Mexico
Juicy Administration In Towa Court Navigates Grape Juice Row
Fragmented text from a SYRAUT of TE LOWA PRESS describes a surreal administration with executives tied to juice brands. It mentions a president addicted to orange juice and a secretary of estate for grape juice, with tensons handed out freely.
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Syraut
TE Lowa Press
Cittimwa
Inheritance Tax trims Brady fortune as charity token
A Sioux City Tribune summary notes Anthony N Brady left over 100 million dollars, with major holdings in light and power stock 61 million American Tobacco 31 million and B R T 8 million. Only 100 thousand goes to charity. most assets reportedly incorporated though inheritance tax trims them subtly.
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Sioux City Tribune
Anthony N. Brady
New York City
J. Pierpont Morgan
Brady
Easy Slippers and Reckless Cholly
Kansas City Journal reports a humorous line about a canoe tipping after Cholly placed a pipe in his mouth causing a reckless act. The fragment hints at a comical situation involving Maud and a grandmother figure.
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Cholly
Kansas City Journal
Rough Collection of Humorous Bits and Quips
A collage of quirky quotes and brief jokes from various papers. Highlights include remarks about birthday milestones, crop forecasts, and comedic exchanges about figures and germs. The snippets feature light banter on marriage, cooking, dressmaking, and social proprieties with a playful, era voice.
A Fellow Never Knows Until Misfortune Strikes
Poem notes that a man learns of his friends only when he endures sorrow and his heart aches. The verse reflects on fading faith, furled flags, and how much genuine kindness exists in the world, with a Detroit Free Press attribution.
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Mary
Detroit Frea Preas
Detroit Free Press
Kidney Trouble Cured by Foley Kidney Pills Ad
J. L. Hackl of Lincoln Illinois reports a cure for kidney trouble that began with a lame back using Foley Kidney Pills and endorses their use. For sale by all druggists.
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J. L. Hackl
Eighth St
Lincoln
Americans Largest Sugar Consumers Worldwide
Washington estimates show the United States used 8 billion pounds of sugar in the fiscal year ending June 30 1918, the most in any twelve months. About half was imported, a quarter came from island possessions, and the rest was produced domestically.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
United States
Mrs Brown credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy for relief
A Kansas woman recounts two years of illness during menopause and bloating. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports reduced bloating, regained strength, and ability to work, praising the medicine and urging others to try it. Address provided for confidential guidance from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Kanaas
D. H. Brown
N. Walnut St
Iola
Kan
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Rails Torn Up by City Officials in Rosedale
Rosedale Kansas city officials tore up the interurban railway spur to Kansas City on Sunday over a dispute about the grade entering town. Workers and railway staff appeared but were not molested. court action was not sought that day.
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Rosedale
Kan
Mkansas
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