Waterloo Evening Courier circulation and ad rates noted
The Waterloo Evening Courier lists press details, staff names, and offices. Advertising rates are provided with a note on pricing changes and contract terms. It also advertises international correspondents and a European travel desk with locations in London Paris Berlin and Saint Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Anuuociated Press
B. W. AH. Hartman
Elviay
Black Courier
Europe
Fie
London
Trafalgar van
Inter den Einden
Petersburg
Skepticism in the cradle and school protest
A fragmented 19th century clipping cites New York schools facing pupil objections to Biblical and patriotic songs and prayers. It notes district officials allowing student preference, substituting songs like The Star Spangled Banner, while critiques loom over secular education and religious instruction. A brief pitch praises YMCA type institutions for moral fitness.
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New York
Manhattan
Jala Ward Llowe
St. George's Chapel
Board of Education
Charles W. Lyon
Ideas Of A Plain Man The Thing In Itself
A contemplative meditation on the limits of knowledge. The author argues that reality eludes definition and that we only know how to manage with phenomena not their true essences. He questions understanding of heat matter love life conscience and the self.
If I¢ Stands for Manhood Beyond Name
The quote argues that the symbol in question does not truly signify manhood in fact, and warns that Y campaigns are often campaigns for manhood rather than substantive goals.
Hope and Morality Across Society and Politics
A reflective column contrasts Bernard Shaw on hope with moral responsibility and social class, noting how hope sustains conscience and ambition. It discusses Underwood, Bryan, Roosevelt, and debates on currency, bank deposits, and railway ownership, while lampooning political behavior and media language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Shaw
Hell
Socrates
The Rio Grande as a Boundary and Barrier
A humorous, critical meditation on the Rio Grande showing how it separates North and South, highlighting immigration, governance, and cultural divide. The river is described as wading friendly yet politically obstructive, with calls to relocate the border to ease access. It laments the north south disparity in education, law, and civil rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
North America
Mexico
West High and West Meet in Strength Showdown
The piece notes West and West high clashed on the football field to settle strength and skill. It shifts to more serious school matters as the football season ends, and it mentions not trashing Attorney General McReynolds' efforts to dissolve the tin can trust. A joke about a fresh egg as a Christmas gift appears before hints of Panama Canal plans for 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Waterloo
West
West High
McReynolds
Tin ¢An Trust
Spirit of the Iowa Press and City Opinion Snippets
A collage of press items from Iowa papers commenting on Roosevelt magazines water power taxes and liquor laws. Mentions Des Moines saloons closure impact on Hubbell and court rulings on liquor. Iowa farmers Brown’s return to farming and proposed cost savings on travel mileage and a note on a possible national convention reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Supreme Court
Gaynor
Preston
Wisconsin Senate on Advertising at National Convention
The piece notes caution that Wisconsin senator should gain the most advertising from the special national convention, but this clashes with the plans of its busiest projectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
A Moment of Fun and Witty Exchanges
A collage of humorous quotes from multiple papers. A hot tempered man smooths trouble only to be ironed by police. A man shoots at a girl over love, while a car joke lands on a last year's model. A tax joke ends with a twist about owing nothing.
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Mike
Rear Admiral Clark Dies at Amherst New Hampshire
Amherst New Hampshire December 1 Rear Admiral Johnson Clark former medical director of the navy died today from paralysis He was 76 years old Dr Clark graduated from Dartmouth Medical School in 1857 and entered the navy in 1861 as surgeon In 18 2 he was appointed medical director and president of the naval examining board.
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Amherst
N. H
Johnson Clark
Navy
Clark
Dartmouth Medical School
Naval Examining Board
Loving Cup Presented To West High In Thanksgiving Game
The silver loving cup donated by H. A. Maine was formally presented by Principal S. M. Wallace to the West High team after chapel. Coach Fred McClain received praise for the 18 West players in the annual East versus West football game played on Thanksgiving. A brief celebration followed, with Hiram Mason in charge of the program. Also noted, Iowa State College students at Ames won judging honors at the international live stock show, mirroring prior Western college results.
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H. A. Maine
S. M. Wallac
Wallace
Fred McClain
West Ninh
Ido
Il Ers
Maine
TOW Students
Wien
Chisago
Iowa State College At
Apes
Vafometek
Chivuse
Sever Western States
Towa
General Markets Mixed Results on Wheat and Cattle
Chicago market reports show wheat prices easing on fine Argentina harvest weather and Oklahoma acreage gains. Corn gains faded with delayed receipts, oats faced heavy selling, and hogs strengthened while cattle values eased. Livestock receipts were substantial with hogs scaling higher and sheep and lambs in soft demand.
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Chicago
Argentina
Oklahoma
Kansasity
Rec
South Omaha
Omaha
Neb
Der
Arket
Texas
Kicago
Union Stock
Patatabela
Elena Oh
Catile
Grain market listings with Chicago and regional futures
Market report lists grain prices by grade and delivery month across Chicago St Louis Kansas City Minneapolis and Winnipeg. Wheat Corn and Oats quoted for Dec and May contracts with corresponding bid and ask ranges and notable differences by exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
N. S
N.S
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
YMCA Seeks State Convention Here for Waterloo Youth
George H. Cockburn and Waterloo delegation push to host the next state boys conference in this city. A planning meeting at the Y Thursday aims to line up delegates. Ping pong rogue and bank ball tournaments open at the Y with twelve, fourteen, and sixteen entries respectively. November prizes go to Charles Dunning and Max Dunning in intermediate and junior divisions. Cecil Powell close second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Cockburn
Waterloo
Washington
Charles Dunning
Company E
Max Dunning
Cecil Powell
Man for Beast: Clergy Discuss Indeterminate Sentence
Rev. C. H. Holmes, Cedar Falls minister and former legislator, addressed the Waterloo Ministerial association at the Y M C A on punishment for criminals. He helped enact the indeterminate sentence law and argued for segregation of the worst criminals at Fort Madison and penal reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Holmes
Cedar Falls
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Holmes
Mother's Friend Advertised For Expectant Mothers
A nineteenth century ad touts Mother's Friend as a remedy for pregnancy discomfort and a preventive for breast issues. It claims safety and effectiveness, urging readers to send for Bradfield Resulator Co details and promising support for "Happy motherhood" at a price per bottle.
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Cupid
Bradfield Resulator Co
Resinol clears 1908 facial eruption after costly trial
Mrs. M. J. Bateman reports a years long facial eruption that worsened despite $100 in treatments. Four months ago a friend urged Resinol. after using three cakes of soap and a jar of ointment her skin cleared completely. Free samples offered by Resinol Dept. 14 M Baltimore Md.
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Philadelphia
Dec
Mra
M. J. Bateman
Viola St
Dept
Resinol
Baltimore
College of Commerce opens winter term with record enrollment
The College of Commerce begins its winter term with an enrollment surpassing 250 students, the highest for this period. A new department, ornamental penmanship, will be led by J. H. Williams, signaling strong early momentum and ambition for achievement.
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College OF Commerce
J. H. Williams
Harrison Succeeds Finley as Southern Railway President
Fairfax Harrison, president of the Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville Railway, was elected president of the Southern Railway to succeed the late W. W. Finley. The announcement comes from New York on December 1.
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Harrison
Finley
New York
Fairfax Harrison
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway Company
The
Southern Railway Company
W. W. Finley
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Friends of
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New Just Ne Ished
Moawater
Underwood
Teager
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Bryan
Republic of
Colombia
Ued
Roosevelt
Tieckman
University of Iowa
Repor
Humania
Panama Canal
Spirit OF the Iowa Press
Sioux City Tribune
Theodore Roosevelt
Burlington Gazette
Hubbell
Brown
Iowa
Washington Bvo
New York Central
Gibled Corporation
Webster City
Freeman-Pribune
Lin Pobelle
Sioux City Journal
Ha Follett
Mie Wikeiis
Mance
Louisville Courier-Journal
Detroit Free Press
Houston Post
Chicago Record-Herald
Amherst, N. H
Chicago Board OF Trade
G. Larrabee
Lamson Brothers & Company
Mareh-S'lace
Phome
Kansas
Ory
Lord
Riba
I Jan. Vest
Residel
Anamosa
Scott
Bazard
Black Hawk Bank
E. H. Knittle
A. Waterbury
Russell-Lamson Block
Cee Tere
F. C. Liffring
DR. Gerrit J. Bennett
West Fourth
Elmwood and Western
Ralston
DR. Bodwell
Ostropathic
Blilg
C.D. Pedersen
Jefferson Street
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