BALOO EVENIKO COURS Member Seonslated Proce
American travelers in Europe will find that Waterloo Evening Courier on file in several offices including Trafalgar Building Room 9 and 6 Haymarket. Health of School Children warns about widespread defects among 20 million US students based on Dr. Thomas D. Wood findings. The piece cites high rates of heart disease, tuberculosis, deformities, hearing and vision problems, malnutrition, enlarged tonsils, and dental issues, urging attention to school health as national vitality hinges on children’s well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baloo Eveniko Cours
Gasdey
U.S. Martman
Avenus
Mansuan
Es AW. Peresson
Gec'y-Tieas
Mgr
Bee York
Tribuse
Building Lifes
B. Levens
Chlangs Ofte
A& W Allen
Cocrier
Postco
Privete
Europe
Waterloo
Trafalgar Building
North
Gemberland Avenue
American Express
Ead
Haymarket
Dawe's Steamship Agency
Ty Green Street
Paris
Io Boulevard Des Capocines
American Expres
Inter den Linden
Thomas D. Wood
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
United States Bureau of Education
United States
Iowa Press Attack on Third-Party Ticket Fueling Taft Split
Several Iowa papers argue Taft’s speech may push progressives to nominate a state and congressional ticket, potentially aiding Taft over Roosevelt. Clarke supported by Freeman-Tribune. other GOP figures praised. Also notes on good roads benefits, naval funding, Stevenson for Wilson, and Watterson’s electoral leanings.
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Webster City
Freeman-Tribune
Iowa
Taft
Roosevelt
George W. Clarke
Clarke
Freeman- Tribune
Mixed Eccentric Ads and Brief News Bits From Scraps
A collage of quirky ad slogans and short anecdotes appears, including a shopper friendly sign offering free samples and no collection, a joke about marriage with a quarrelsome father, a railroad foreman asking to “warm her up,” and a Xangwill anecdote about mistaken Christian names. It also mentions apples, bees, and a bootleg style misadventure with a boy and a beehive.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Cumberland
Avi
Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post
A Pair of Grouches Trade Tales of Henpecked Men
In a Washington Metropolitan club a pair of old grouches share a story about a friend who married and moved away. One notes the man’s vacant gaze and the other recalls a morning when he asked his wife before opening a letter, a small domestic moment turned into a comic observation.
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Washington
Lippincott’s
Views of the People on River Front Cleanup
The Courier's readers urge the River Front Commission to improve vacant riverfront areas on both banks between the bridges. They cite condemned garbage and old structures like the yellow shoe sign and the Antique Palace as unsightly relics and urge beautification for the current generation.
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Courier
River Front Commission
Epidemic Threatens Wildfowl In Salt Lake Region
New York reports to the American Game Protective Association that an epidemic threatening wild ducks near Salt Lake City may recur. The Biological Survey and Bureau of Animal Industry will study the disease, which has killed millions of ducks in Utah, and seek remedies. A local note cites a tenth of breeding marsh ducks already dead or dying.
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New York
American Game Protective and Propagation Association
New York City
Salt Lake City
Utah
Biological Survey
Washington
Bureau of Animal Industry
Fisher
Salt Lake
Two Million Dollar Gift For Wilson Turns To Sand
At Seagirt dinner, a mock bag labeled two million-dollar gift from Standard Oil held sand instead of money. Governor Wilson’s cousin James Woodrow hosted the Gridiron style event with a bull moose on the table and a German-made toy battleship. Delegations led by Joseph Rana dell and George Foster Peabody urged Wilson to attend the National Rivera and Harbors congress in Memphis and discuss Porto Rico, while health advice notes Chamberlain’s Tablets aiding digestion.
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Seagirt
N. 7
Woodrow Wilson
Standard Oil Company
James Woodrow
University of South Carolina
Washington
Democratic Congress
Navy
Germany
Joseph E. Ranadell
National Rivera and Harbors Congress
Wilann
Memphis
George Foster Peabody
Wilson
Porto Rico
Popularity by Unselfishness in The Evening Chit Chat
Ruth Cameron surveys readers on popularity in a series: unselfishness tops the traits. Real popularity comes from genuine kindness and interest in others, not beauty or talent. Two neighbors, a mother and daughter, are cited as lifelong popular examples due to selfless care.
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Ruth Cameron
Charles City Men Are Being Sought
Tes Moines Aug 26. Chief of detectives Johnston received a request from Charles City to locate George F Rufsnider 45 and M C Ficken 25 traveling toward this city in Rufsniders car bearing number 26091 with two girls Ruth and Beulah Roberts aged 16 and 17. Also farmer W S Gunsalus of Fleming Pa praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after fourteen years use and recommends it. Safe by all dealers.
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Tes Moines
BE. EB. Johnston
Charles City
George F. Rufsnider
M. C. Ficken
Rufsnider
Ruth
Beulah Roberts
W. S. Gunsalus
Fleming
Chamberlain
Traffic is active fewer idle cars in circulation
Chicago Aug 26 A bulletin from the American Railway Association reports a continued drop in surplus railroad cars with 58 624 idle cars nationwide on Aug 15 down from earlier totals. The reduction spans box box car and miscellaneous categories, supporting talks of a forthcoming car shortage on many lines.
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Chicago
American Railway Association
United States
Railroads show fall shortages and surpluses in stock cars
The association reports total car shortage August 15 at 14 722, up 5328 from August 1, with a year over year change including a 49 377 decrease in surplus since last year and increases in shortage by 10 592. Also cited is a medical endorsement for Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy by Lindsay Scott of Temple Indiana.
Out-Of-Doors Tests of Modern Resolve
The piece reflects how strenuous times challenge endurance in business and professional life, stressing that only the fittest survive. It emphasizes resilience, effort, and perseverance as key traits for success in contemporary work environments.
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Watil
Jndee Bever
Franke
Thes
Champ Clark
National Democratic
Spirit OF the Iowa Press
Marshalltown
Cornell
Congress
Des Moines
Adlai E. Stevenson
Gasgaway Davis
Oskaloosa Herald
Dubuque
Mercy
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Zangwill
Israel Zangwill
I. Zangwill
Mr. Yangwill
July Lippincott
Kansas City Journal
Sal Lake
Trut
Mellin’s Food Company
Mellin’s
John L. Bailey
Phenix
R.L
Mellin’s Food CO
Boston
Mab
Leon
Nicaragua
Aystone Vree Cre
New Orleans
Lindsay Scott
Temple
Ind
Leslie D. Smith
M. D
D. O
Dr. Smith
Waterloo Evening Courier
Care the Courier
Smith
New England
B. W. Schuneman & CO
East Fourth Street
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Misa Mabel Ettinger
Fiano
West Fourth Street
H. E. McDougall
Jones Nat'l. School of Auctioneering
C. M. Wray
First Nate Bank
Dr. C. A. Waterbury
Iussell-Lamson Block
E. T. Jaynes
Black Hawk
Frar’lin 81
Office
Heeldence
Robert G. Dakin
Lafayette Building
Edgardg. Knittle
Nati. Bank
Carl Bickley
Cecil Bickley
DR. F
Liffring Osteopathic
Lafayette
DR. Gerrit J. Bennett
West Fourth
Elmwood and
Western
DR. Bodwell
Osteopathic
Srd
E. A. Hunt
Fred C. Sage
M. D. Fye
Com's Bank
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