Mawber Associated Press and Hartman Company Advertisements
The Hartman Company and Mawber Associated Press publish an evening courier with weekly tri weekly editions and a New York office at 1902 Tribune Building. The paper offers advertising rates by the word and notes postal registration and international availability in Europe via American Express and other offices.
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Vateploq Evening Courier Mawber
Picuetad
Ak Fw
Hartman Company
Pins Wood Fuck & Dreane Tarima
Perensox
Sec'y-Treas
Gen
Mgr
Wew
York
Qos
Alfred
Tribune
A.W. Allen
Seer
Carnet
Mail
Courier
Waterloo
THY
Europe
Waterton Evening Courier
Miss Thatcher
Summer Vacation Trip Reader Service Notice
The Courier urges readers planning summer vacations to supply address changes so the paper can be relivered promptly. If subscribers forward new addresses before leaving, the paper will ensure timely relelivery despite changes.
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Courier
Brains and Golf in a Century Magazine Debate
An editorial on Brainless Golf discusses whether brainy players are hampered by overthinking while golf allows more mental analysis and learning. It notes younger players gain coordination faster, cites elite athletes, and argues golf rewards reasoning more than instantaneous action.
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Century Magazine
Hay
Jack Johnsons
Sam Langfords
Heine Zimmermans
Ty Cobbs
Reform Drive Targets Sulzer and Tammany Hall
The article argues Sulzer’s impeachment as the first step in New York reform, calling for action against Tammany Hall next. It recalls a $26,000,000 express company overcharge battle spurred by Minnesota Senator Sundberg and lauds troops as nation’s moral guardians against big interests.
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Sulzer
New York
Tammany
Express Companies
Interstate Commerce Carmission
Sundberg
Minnesota
Kittson County
Minneapolis
America
Flushing Streets Cleaners and Civic Quibbles
A column surveys street cleanliness from brick pavements to sun sterilization and notes cities adopting cleansing methods. It then moves through quirky anecdotes about poker players, expansion plans, a governor’s wife, and a knee-held revolver incident, ending with a jab at senate investigations and parcel post tips.
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Flushing
The Cry of Humanity by Dr Frank Crane
A dramatic piece on the human burden of suffering. The author pleads for compassion toward the oppressed and condemns privileged society for ignoring the voiceless cries of the afflicted across workers, alcohol victims, cruelty, and failed lives.
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Frank Crane
Earth
Hells
Bend
Helen
Abel
Modern Inventor Women’s Clubs and Their Quiet Debates
A satirical look at a women’s club organized to elect leaders and discuss topics from Andrea del Sarto to sex hygiene. The essay contrasts club conversations with husbands’ pursuits of daily finance, noting how suffrage could shift family political discourse.
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Andrea del Sarto
Turner
Pestalozzi
Cambodia
America
Man
Wagner
Lajaie
Hrie
Jack Johnson
Recess Debate Sparks National Question on Time for Congress
Lawmakers in one state push for a recess while observers ask what the rest of the country wants from Washington. Critics warn extended breaks could slow urgent legislation and affect policy momentum.
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Ington
The Exceptional Farewell Tour and Prairie Puzzles
A satirical collage from Iowa papers traces a farewell tour result with Buffalo Wirl cash shifts, corn prices and hog prices in a mixed mood. It surveys weather, politics, cost of living, rain prayers, and a treasury voice praising the president while noting questions on backbone and judgment.
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Des Moines Register
Buffalo Wirl
Brainless Golf and Mind in Sport Debate
A Chicago Tribune fragment critiques a Century essay claiming mind hinders muscle in sports like golf. It cites Mr Whitlach and references humorous players including Mr Langford and Mr Mel Vey in a caricatured discussion of intellect versus action.
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Chicago Tribune
Marshall Whitlach
Whitlaich
Franic
Pingbede
Teeiie Zimerman
Sam Langford
Kestons
Sam Mel Vey
Democrats Split Over Tariff Bill Vote
The tariff bill would be altered, signaling a soft attempt to sway Democrats by implying the junior senator would not support the measure.
Vindicated Iowa rate reform and veto power debate
Washington County Press credits Albert B Cummins with predicting state farm oriented pricing and cites the Interstate Commerce Commission order for fair rates. Des Moines Triune notes Judge Brennan could grant clerical officers veto power beyond the governor or president if ruling stands.
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Washington County Press
Albert B. Cummins
Hoads
Iowa
Patieot
Interstate Commerce Comission
Des Moines Triune
Golf and brains clash over the Nirvana theory
A writer argues that intellectuals overthink golf, insisting mental effort harms instinctive play. He cites Whitlatch and contrasts Zimmerman Langford, claiming smarter minds use more strokes and that true golf relies on subconscious skill rather than deliberate reasoning.
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Sible Johnees
Mr. Whitlatch
Whitlatch
Mixed Humors and Epigrams From Classic Newspapers
A collage of witty quips and brief skits spanning varied papers. Jokes touch on theater, travel, and daily life, with lines about a hen in Kansas City and a box office snub. The column captures light satire and household foibles across decades.
Rock Island May Land Franchise For Western League
Sioux City withdraws from the Three I after losses and a major fire, with Hanlon quitting. Rock Island eyed to join the Western, as Pa Rourke and Scout Huff visit to push talks. Talks of league realignment include Davenport Dubuque Cedar Rapids Waterloo Ottumwa Peoria Burlington and Quincy, with Jim Hayes named president if Western fails.
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Sioux City
Hanlon
Sroux City
Hie
Prexy O'Neill
Pa Rourke
Prexy
Tip” O’neill
Rock Island
Scout Huff
Cleveland ‘‘Naps
Decatur-Davenport Sette
Huff
Rourke
Davenport
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Peoria
Burlington
Quincy
Tearney
Jim Hayes
Fock Island
Island City Park
Allen's Cough Balsam Ad Promises Fast Relief
An old advertisement urges readers to take Allen's Cough Balsam for deep seated coughs and colds. It claims quick and permanent relief and states the product does not contain harmful ingredients, with bottle sizes 25c 50c and 1.00 available at all dealers.
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Alexander Dumas
Allen
Kansas Woman Suesless Suffering Finds Relief with Compound
Lawrence Kansas and Burns Montana women recount relief from long standing ailments after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters praise reduced pain headaches backache dizziness and fatigue and urge others to try the medicine. The makers cite thousands of similar letters as proof of the remedy's value.
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M. Zeuner
New Jersey Street
Lawrence, Kansas
Montana
Burns, Mont
Lydia E. Pinkham
John Francis
Burns
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Sit
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Senate
Wash
George Pitch
LOND
Spirit OF the Iowa Press
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Council Bluffs
Bown
Kingsas
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Treasury
Sioux City Journal
Ketyon
DR. Pierce
R.v.ierce
M.D. Buffalo
Common Sense Medical Adviser
R, V, Pierce
M.D
Castro
Kansas City
Cleveland Plain Dealer
New Yorker
St. Paul Dispatch
Chicago Record Herald
Binks
Mrs. Binks
Harper's. Weekly
Rock Island May Land Franchise
Glasgow Tailors
East Fourth Street
First Congregational Church
Hileman & Gindt Assese
Ries
Waverly
Waverly Autecribers
Geo. Hunt
Bremer Ave
Kansas
Wakefield
Wakefield's
E. Johnson
Bridge St
I.S. Bazard
Black Hawk Bank
E. H. Knittle Hye
NAT
A. A. Waterbury
Russell-Lamson Block
E. T. Jaynes
M. D
Black Hawk
Franklin St
F. C. Liffring
Lafayette
DR. Gerrit J. Bennett
Elmwood and
Western
T. A. McManus
Commercial Bank
Ralston, Srcure
DR. Bodwell
Ostropathic
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