Waterloo Evening Courier details and foreign office listings
American travelers can find the Waterloo Evening Courier cable in London Tokyo and other cities via American Express offices. The notice lists addresses in Trafalgar building Haymarket Green Street Rue Scribe and Boulevard des Capucines. It notes foreign postage pages and subscription terms and provides contact details for the Waterloo Couriers offices.
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Iga
Poat
Lod
Lowa
Ax Severib Clane
Uy Deily
Waterloo
la Wee
Adit
Europe
Waterloo Evening Courier
Mdon
Trafalgar Building
Northcumberland Avenue
American Express
Haymarket
Dawe
Tonce de Lopera
Berlin
Petersburg
When Women Are Young and Age and Senility Clash
A newspaper column muses on when a woman is considered young, arguing age is a date on the calendar while senility reflects attitude. It cites Chicago executives deeming twenty five the cutoff and urges civic work and public health service, warning against bitterness and promoting sanitation and welfare roles. It compares Booth’s legacy with public service and notes northern winds and political recalls. The piece ends by noting the days of straw hats are numbered.
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Chicago
New York
Minneapolis
Christendom
Responsibility for Preventable Deaths and Health Spending
Opinion piece arguing preventable diseases kill thousands daily in the United States and citing Titanic losses to urge better health spending. It notes governments allocate only small percentages to national and local health services and proposes broader inspections and supervision to avert deaths.
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United States
Spirit of tile Iowa press shows Democrats seek strong ticket
Iowa editorials discuss candidates from governor to constable and weigh rumors of Senator Cummins resigning to support Roosevelt. Praises for La Follette, Kenyon, and Borah, while the New York highway plan prompts talk of a further $50,000,000 road expansion.
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Mason City
Iowa
Bob
Marshalltown
New York
Slippery Phrases Highlight Suburban Gripes In City Railings
In a bustling segment from Pittsburgh Dest, the text notes Suarez, a mat girl, with the line She’s been captured six times this season. It laments the inconvenience of living in the suburbs and commuting nine miles to downtown for work, reflecting local frustrations with urban sprawl and transit.
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Wesk
Suarez
Pittsburgh
Morning for a nickel and other odd clippings
A collage of snippets from multiple papers includes humorous exchanges, a fading moral observed in “The Littlest Fan,” satire on a grocery store pundit, and a scene from a domestic argument. It reads as a mosaic of light fare, social quips, and brief sketches from illustrated pages.
Bert Keltz Pushes Third Ticket in Iowa Roosev el Vote
Bert Keltz is described as a lead organizer pushing a third ticket from governor to constable. He and Governor Carroll reportedly back the change, arguing for a strong party, though critics say the move cynically reshapes the state delegation. Keltz, once a candidate for federal office, lost support from the Iowa delegation and now seeks a new deck and deal.
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Marshalltown
Keltz
Iowa
Couscus
Carroll
Ijowa
Roosevelt
Bert Keltz
Hay Fever Aims at Relief Not Cure
A Dubuque Telegraph-Herald discussion notes hay fever has no cure and climate change offers relief. It warns many cannot travel August to frost and outlines varied relief methods, from risky to mild, tied to nervous system impairment and nasal disturbances with altered secretions.
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Dubuque
History of hay fever remedies and myths
A medical expert notes that upper respiratory allergies stem from irritants like pollen and animal dander. He catalogs past cures from cocaine to hay fever serum, cold showers, iodine sprays, pine oleum, and DIY methods, including ice storage and ear rubbing, reflecting varied and eccentric treatments across history.
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Chicago
Huber
Hamburg
Beauty Lies Beyond Our Doorstep In Evening Canoe Tale
A reflective anecdote about three friends in a canoe at sunset discovering beauty at home. It questions the habit of chasing distant wonders while failing to notice the grace just outside our doorsill, noting that beauty requires an open eye and eager heart rather than exotic locales.
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Thomas A Kempis
Tome
Alps
Thou Shalt Not Steal By Dr. J. O. Stevenson
The piece argues property rights and condemns both individual and collective theft, labeling financiers and corporate practices as theft. It defends Roosevelt’s stance, warns against manipulated nominations, and condemns stealing in politics as a crime against freedom.
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Dr. J. O. Stevenson
Moses
Republic
Progressive Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Roosevelt
Lament of travel dreams and a remedy remedy excerpt
Emerson laments doors beyond reach while Ruth Cameron questions discontent and travel. The passage shifts to advise practical relief for a common ailment, recommending Chamberlain's ointment with twice daily applications and thorough massage, noting it is available from dealers.
Doctors Gave Her Up
Elmo Missouri reader shares a testimonial praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for treating female troubles including displacements, inflammation, ulcers, and tumors. The letter describes prior doctor opinions and a dramatic recovery leading to improved health and a healthy baby.
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Stuart
Lydia E. Pinkham
Saran J. Stuart
R.F.D. No
Box 16
Elmo
Lydis E. Pinkham
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ING Courier
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T. R
Spirit OF
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Freeman-Tribune
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United States Senate
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Des Moines
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Register and Leader
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Oscar
Filergende Blaetter
Adorer
Buffalo News
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Hairbrush
Kansas City Star
Shirlkt
St. Joseph
Reason
Steven
Waterloo Savings Bank
Emerson
Ruth Cameron
Leslie D. Smith
M. D
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Dr. Smith
Care the Courier
Smith
Thi Town
Ditto
B. W. Schuneman & CO
East Fourth Street
C. M. Wray, M.D
E. T. Jaynes
Black Bawk
Franklin St
Robert G. ‘Dakin
M.D
Lafayette Building
Blue Waterloo
Edgar A. Knittle
Bank
Carl Bickley
Cecil Bickley
West Fourth Street
Lafayette
Jows
Dr. Gerrit J. Bennett
West
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Western
DR. Bodwell
W-terloo
Vicar Syndicate
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Fred C. Sage
Coml Bank
Lainson Building
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