Evening Courier and Courier Tri Weekly Ad Page Details
Public notice style block listing editors and managers for the Evening Courier and Courier Tri-Weekly, with offices in New York and Chicago. Describes circulation, pricing, and ad rates. Provides European distribution clues via Waterloo Evening Courier and foreign postage note.
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MOO
Evexing Courier
MEW
A. Martnan Company
Wort Park Avenue
Mazen
Tedice
Lee ‘Boua
Gall
Acd
Courlir
Europe
Waterloo Evening Courier
Ing Piten
Traffigar
Northberland Avenue
American Express
Haymarket
Dawes Steamship Agency
Gy Green Street
Paris
Boulevard Des Capucines
Carer Place de Oper
Perlin
Linter den Linden
Gt. Petersburg
Vacation Delivery Promise Seeks Readers on Summer Trip
The Courier advertises summer vacation service to keep subscribers informed. It offers to deliver the paper promptly regardless of address changes, arranging mail and name checks to ensure continuity while readers are away.
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Courier
Nains
Bankers Protest Glass Owen Bill Limiting Credit
Eleven bankers from Minnesota Wisconsin North and South Dakota Montana and Iowa met in Minneapolis to oppose the Glass Owen currency bill citing expected credit contraction harming merchants manufacturers farmers and wage earners. They warn reserves would be locked up and loaning power reduced threatening business stability and rural credit.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
North
South Dakota
Montana
Iowa
Minneapolis
United States
Representative Committee
Glase Owen bill sparks debate over insurance and credit
A commission’s findings on European systems and the Glase Owen bill spark debate on financial insurance costs. The piece reasons that bankers could offer a superior alternative and notes President Wilson’s aim to bolster national credit amid uncertainty. It also comments on Harry Thaw’s ongoing notoriety and public reactions.
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Wilson
Microbe of Political Ambition and Other Urgent Notes
A collection from Iowa papers comments on habit in action versus reputation, questions gender bias in police promotions in Chicago, and notes a Baltimore man surviving after over 200 surgeries. The items reflect newspaper voice and regional concerns of the era.
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Des Moines
Chicago
Autograph Habits By Dr Frank Crane
A feature on how handwriting and small gestures reveal character. The piece cites a Scotland Yard detective noting that walk and self presentation identify a person more than facial features. It lists autograph habits of figures from the House of Commons including Asquith Bonar Law Lloyd George Churchill McKenna Birrell with distinct tells.
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Scotland Yard
House of Commons
Mr. Asquith
Bonar Law
Mr. Lloyd George
Winston Churchill
McKenna
Birrell
The Telescope and the Astronomer as Modern Satire
An animated essay extols the telescope as a vast glass eye enabling astronomers to scan planets, comets, and rings, while humorously noting its influence on daily life and world affairs. It mocks the grandiose reach of science and its distance from mundane events as it praises discovery and practical benefits.
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Mars
Taft
Free Trade League of America
Liquor law affects under twenty one and more notes
Forty years ago this week readers learned a new liquor law takes effect September first restricting sales to those under twenty one with a $100 fine for violations. Other items include Major Conger’s survey push delayed by high water, a Waverly editor visit, Cedar Rapids Iowa state fair dates, and local post office burglaries and robberies with modest rewards.
Picnic at Cedar River park and political notes
Twenty years ago on August 19 1893 Cedar River park hosted a rural picnic with baskets and songs. Miss Allee Ettinger and Misa Lottie Lint of Alabama gave admired performances while Rev E H Basher spoke on The Evolution of the Calamity Howler. Also reported were Will Snyder’s near death gun accident in Charles City and various social visits and Democratic county convention details with several secretaries named and honorary remarks.
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Cedar River Park
Allee Ettinger
Misa Lottie Lint
Alabama
H. Basher
Will Snyder
Illinois Central
Charles City
Court House
A. ©. Torrey
Cedar Falls
I. van Metre
W. H. McClure
H. H. Bezold
Judge Couch
J. G. Schmidt
J. W. Boyle
Adam Keller
William Lanning
A.B. Kieffer
F. Couch
J. B. Young
W. L. Mowrey
J. ¥. Burns
J. W. Lichty
L. H. Edwards
Designating the Goats by the Times Journal
The article accuses President Wilson of a Republican plot intended to spark national panic. It predicts Republicans would be blamed for a drought in the southwest, framing the partisan narrative as a looming crisis.
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America
John Lind
Minnesota
Wilson
Mexico
John
Sweden
United States
Dubuaque
One Good in Sight. Ellsworth News Item.
Ellsworth reports targeted editorial snippets critiquing fashion norms, nickel plating quality, and political leadership. The Sioux City outlets discuss Democratic machine weaknesses and high tax burdens, urging reform and citizen interest in taxation issues nationwide.
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Ellsworth News
Sioux City Tribune
Iowa
Union
Quixotic Reflections From Two Papers
A Chicago News Item humorously describes a wild party plan ending in a coroner’s inquest as the Detroit Free Press contemplates quitting the fray for a tranquil farm life. The verse juxtaposes reckless nightlife with philanthropy and a cautious retreat from wealth.
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Chicago
Detroit Free Press
Easy Slippers and Pro and Con in Humorous Bits
A collection of light blurbs from old newspapers features jokes on benevolence at weddings, Greek dress and boilerplate wit, a narrative about a trunk of gossip from the Saymold Storey, and a coroner’s cocktail quip. Notable lines reference Judge and Coroner Hofman in a playful, mock-contrast style.
A Measure Worth Trying
The Chicago Tribune argues bankers should not obstruct the Owen Glass bill over board powers. It supports modifications favoring an advisory council with limited official board power and urges public banking opinion to back the system. The piece endorses the reserve bill with banker-backed changes and increased profits for subscribers as sound banking reform.
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Chicago Tribune
Owen-Glass
Federal Reserve Board
Advisory Council
Federal Board
the Tribune
Owen-Glags
Reserve
Banking Reform Ag
Congress Bank System Plan Receives Broad Support
The Tribune argues the federal bank system bill should be passed this session and accepted by banks. It may not be perfect, but experience will improve it. An advisory council reduces partisan risks, and the right district representatives can yield influence and protect banking interests nationwide.
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Tribune
Federal Board
How This Woman Found Health Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound
Utica Ohio letter quotes Mrs Earlewine saying the Vegetable Compound cured her after a female weakness post childbirth and allowed normal work and walking. Another Illinois reader, Mrs Hettie Greenstreet, reports ten years of female troubles and nervous weakness eased. she credits the Compound with restoring health and endorses it to others.
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Utica
Ohio
Mra
Red Earlewine
R.F.D. No
Nebo
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hettie Greenstreet
Nebo, Illinois
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Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Harry
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
L Harry K. Thaw
Waterloo
Spirit OF the Iowa Press
Mason City Times
Nes Moines Register and Leader
Baltimore
Frank Crane
Gary Conger
Major Conger
Captain Lucas
Waverly Independent
Cedar Rapids
D. J. Rishel
Rev. E. Adams
C. P. Artman
Rere
North Iowa Dental Society
Nashua
Charles E. Singer
Uncle Sam's
Hampton
Colburn
P. Turpening
W. W. Wyant
F. Worcester
Shell Rock
Cedar Rivers
Tressa McIlhinney
Mrs. Hanna
Maude Shull
Josie Marie
Sioux City Journal
Senate
Baltimore American
Goodman Gonrong
Saymold Storey
Nan
Jack
Peter 5. Hofman
Cook County
Capudine
Om Fis Adole Ff. Hicks
Fechim
Beecham
F. H. Latier
Lafayette Street
Fourth Street
Evening Courier
Lafayette Building
4Th St. E
Waverly
MR. Geo. Hunt
Agen
Breher Ave
Lydia E.pinkham
Wellington
Wellington Cafe
Commercial Street
M&s
E. Johnson
Bridge St
DR. I. 8S
Bazard
Black Hawk Bank
E. H. Knittle
A. A. Waterbury
Russell-Lamson Block
E. T. Jaynes
M. D
Black Hawk
Franklin St
F. C. Liffring
Lafayette
Gerrit J. Bennett
West Fourth
Elmwood and Western
T. A. McManus
Commercial Bank
H Ralston
DR. Bodwell
Osteopathic
Sea Floor Syndicate Bldg
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