Waterloo Daily Courier Advertisements and Notices
Fragmented OCR text shows a Waterloo daily paper with publishing details, pricing, offices, and advertising rates. The readable portion notes the Hartman company and staff, with terms for circulation and classified ads, but no clear news event.
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Associated Proam
Audit Bureau of Circulationa
W.H Hartman Company
West Park Ave
Eee
Ee Jobo CG
Lerser
Waterloo
Eds & Cent
Jess
Editorial contrasts Mississippi savagery with civic solemnity
The piece rebuts metropolitan editors who call Mississippi locals savages, arguing public hangings were conducted under law as a civic event with a hymn sung for the condemned. It also notes an Oxford scholar’s claim that Noah rather than Father Adam ate the apple, challenging Genesis origins and Eden myth.
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Mississippi
South Sea Islands
Minois
Kansas
South Dakota
Iesa
Father Adam
Oxford
Noah
Nash
Scholer
Garden of Eden
Earth
Alisa
Valley of the
Euphrates
Shen
Wan
The Scarcity of Labor and Social Debates in Kansas
The article discusses labor shortages tied to wheat harvest and migration patterns, noting 48,251 immigrants and 304,400 leaving over two years amid European war effects. It references suffrage wage equality, the salute question for women in uniform, and a Kansas City undertaker cutting funeral prices, amid a tense, broad rural revival mood and political notes.
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Federal Employment Commission
Ulathine
Isbor
Europe
Womin
Pepper Talk Cut Grass Nonsense by Adams
A fragmented Pepper Talk column presents playful verse about Cut Grass and daily life. The narrator urges action over worry, noting rain brings fragrance and that every person must act on stage. The piece repeats Catchphrases and advice in a brisk, rhythmic style.
Syracuse University A Quirky Portrait In 1900s Page
Syracuse University is described as a young American university with a large wooded campus and old-fashioned buildings. It notes an endowment of 2,000,000 dollars, about four thousand students, and a mix of male and female students. The piece mocks leadership figures and campus life sarcastically, mentioning the football team and sororities, and humor about rent collection and campus sights.
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Syracuse Fell
John JD. Tockefeller
Syracuse
Yale
Princeton
Little College
Michigan
Syracuse Rince Yast Iall
Syra- Cuag
Hag
Aera
Syracusa
Anil
Least Common Denominators in Past Loves Explored
A neighbor's second marriage prompts a discussion on whether past loves share a common trait. The author recalls personal dating patterns, noting that physical ideals rarely predict real partners, yet a core reserve of character or quiet demeanor may bind diverse attractions. The piece invites readers to reflect on their own experiences and reminisce.
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Sagain
Yilfer
Ann
Oman
Alboit
What Iowa Editors Are Saying
Des Moines and other editorials comment on state dairy and food law enforcement, road funding enthusiasm, and the value of highway spending. Dubuque reports 20 informations in a day for fruit exposure violations. Iowa roads show enthusiasm but require action to avoid mud and ruts. State audits show $20,600,000 in taxes for roads and bridges this year. question if value received.
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Des Moines
State
Dairy and Food Department
Dubuque
Nes Moines Register
Kansas City Times
Iowa
Triep HearChipper
Time to begin permanent hard roads for towns
The issue grows as communities push for surfaced roads and better infrastructure with proposals to fund hard roads through low interest bonds. Editorials mock political digressions while noting dry spells and fiscal concerns in Waterloo, Boone, and Des Moines area papers.
Wagon Train Fort Rescue at Indian Attack
An 1915 McClure syndicated tale follows Tags the mule and Tatters the boy during a wagon train under threat from Indian warriors. Cavalry reaches the fort gates as the Indians ride off, and Tag and Tatters persevere through danger until the fort is saved.
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Tags
Tatters
Toops
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
No general raise in rates in western freight
Des Moines Register and Leader notes that the Interstate Commerce Commission’s final orders are pending expert review and that preliminary reports show no broad increases granted. Some exceptions affect a few items not directly hitting Iowa farmers, while business leaders debate rail rate policies and public service duties. The Iowa Railroad Commission’s protest is seen as endorsed by the ICC, confirming the western shippers’ stance.
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Des Moines Register and Leader
Interstate Commerce Commission
Iowa
Publc
Iowa Railroad Commission
Interstate Commission
Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Promotes Hair Health
An old home remedy extols refined cocoanut oil as a superior shampoo to soap. It claims plain oil yields rich lather with water, cleanses scalp, removes dandruff, and leaves hair soft and manageable. The note notes oil is cheap and widely available at drug stores.
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Monti
Daniel Boone’s Son In Iowa Surveyed Neutral Ground
Early Iowa survey work marks the neutral ground in the northeast set aside in 1830 to separate tribes in ongoing warfare. Nathan Boone, Daniel Boone’s son, headed the line from the Upper Iowa mouth to the Des Moines forks, with parallel lines stretching to define a forty mile wide strip across multiple present counties. The account then shifts to a fiction moment of a gang encounter, noting a dramatic shift in tone from historical note to dialogue.
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Daniel Boone
Iowa
Nathan Boone
Kentucky
Iowa Journal of History and Politics
State Historical Society of Iowa
Boone
Des Moines River
Mississippi
Des Moines
Allamakee
Clayton
Winneshiek
Fayette, Howard, Chickasaw
Bremer
Mitchell, Ployd
Butler
Cerro Gordo
Prank
Har Jin, Hancock, Wright
Hamilton
Kossuth, Humboldt
Webster
Educators Want Germany to Hold Conquered Lands
The manifesto from German professors and intellectuals calls for terms that grant Germany free expansion in culture, industry, and commerce. It demands Belgium for military use, France to cede territory north of Belfort to the Somme and pay indemnity. Russia would cede Poland and the Baltic provinces with further indemnities. Signers include Professors Meineke Seeberg Schaefer Oncken Schumacher Kirdolin and figures Von Schwerin and Carton.
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Berne
Vie
Paris
Tagwacht
Belgium
Germany
France
Belfort
Somme
Russia
Poland
Baltic
Meineke
Seeberg
Supposed German spy dies after Denver escape and crash
Denver reports Count Richard von Millar alleged German secret service agent died at county hospital after leaping from a speeding train and eluding a deputy sheriff. He had not regained consciousness since the escape and was later linked to Paul Schwab and families of prominence in Milwaukee including the Pabsts.
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Denver
Colo
Richard von Millar
Secret Service
Eheriff
von Miller
Paul Schwab
Charles Schwab
Steel King
Milwaukee
Pabsts
Deutscher Club
Bryan Begins Peace Circuit Across Nebraska and Iowa
William J. Bryan opened a two week chautauqua in Nebraska at Omaha with his subject The Graceless War. He plans fourteen town circuit covering Lexington and neighboring communities while continuing his anti war campaign, earning a substantial daily fee before each appearance.
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Omaha
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Lexington
Bryan
Altho
Dean's Kidney Pills Promote Kidney Health and Recovery
A 1907 testimonial from A M L south of 118 Argyle St. praises Dean's Kidney Pills as the best known remedy for kidney weakness. It stresses diet, rest, and avoiding overwork, with a patient recounting relief from back pain and loins twinges after using the medicine, and noting long term absence of symptoms after recovery.
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Bright
Dean
Argyle St
South
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Marshall
Wiliam J. Bryan
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Pepper Talk
George Matthew Adams
Syta GU. SE
Roosevelt
Ives
John 1
Arrol Werald
Kenyon
Boone-News-Republican
Towan
Maxon City Times
Adit
Logan
Big Ren
Towa City
Democratic Party
Undar Rapids
Indiana
Red Feather
Aros
Tim
Egbert
Suffaio Express
Frank T. Hartman
Fifth and
Mulberry Streets
East Side Library
Onice
Gerrit J. Bennett
Grant Ave
E. T. Alford
W. H. Bickley
R. R. Ivey
Black Hawk Bank
James Black
Peles& Ca
Philadelphia
Phace
Doan
Foster Milburn Co.i
Buffalo Nya
Tex Springs
Chase. White & Co
Mattress Manufacturers
Water Street
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