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Waterloo Evening Courier serves Waterloo Iowa with daily except Sunday edition. Ads rate 1 cent per word. contracts available. Lists overseas offices Paris Berlin London and New York for American travelers. Postage and distribution details included.
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Iowa
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Europe
Waterloo Evening Courier
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Korth Sumberland
Who Shall Lead The Republican Split In 1916
A fragmentary editorial argues the Republican party fragmented into three camps the progressive Republicans the suincipat and bull moosers. It urges unity among progressives locally to dictate national policy and forestall Democrat dominance in 1916. It warns split leadership could doom Cummins and others. The piece calls for nonpartisan progressive clubs to steer the party.
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Suincipat Republicans
Progressive Republicans
Bull Moosers
Senate
Fia Follette
Borah
Cumming
Kenyon and Works
Bull Mvage
Dixon
Clapp
Minnesota
Roosevelt
Johnson
Beveridge
Cummins
Oregon
Republican Party
Progressive Club
The Landslide and Public Interest Debate
An overlong discussion notes a Democratic slide and Republican defeat with Taft and Bryan comparisons. It argues the public is perplexed, voters know whom they want but not whom to support, and calls the campaign historically notable.
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Taft
Wilson
Bryan
United States
Deanna
Pensions for Mothers Stir Iowa Legislature Debate
The Iowa legislature debates mothers pensions amid calls to support destitute widowed mothers. The Philadelphia Evening Telegraph cites Pennsylvania and Missouri examples, arguing for a per child pension to keep mother and child together, denying institutional care. A Chicago hotel plan for unmarried couples is noted as a social experiment, and speculation grows about Edward G. Dunn's future, possibly as Iowa’s governor.
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Lowa
Ue Lowa
Chea
Philadelpha Mveuioy
Pennsy
Evening ‘Telegraph
Missouri
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Thele
Fabher
Lalwaya
Dan Cupid
Spirit of the Owa Press and Political Snippets
A collage of editorials and quotes from Keokuk Gate City Cedar Rapids Gazette and Centerville Journal highlights on O H Air denial of spending to defeat Cannon in Danville, Kenyon’s pension stance, and Sullivan’s cabinet prospects. It notes Senate tastes, anti vanity views, and intra party feuds shaping early Democratic alignment.
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Keokuk Gate City
O'Hair
Uncle Joe Cannon
Danville
Joe
Iy Key
Kenyon
Cedar Rapids
Something to Remember Overque Telegraph Herald Opinion
A fragmented editorial from the Overque Telegraph Herald discusses political direction for the future. It notes national chamber influence on routes party leaders will follow and criticizes appointments by the new administration as needing careful, deliberate consideration. The piece mentions Mr. Sheldon as a Republican and references various party figures and blocs.
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Choe W. Sheldon
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National Association of Chambers of Columeren
Sheldon
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Commerc
Davenport
Dadge Mare
Wade
Tawa
Church Spires by George Fitch
George Fitch jokes about church spires, once essential, now ornamental. He notes their rising heights, the danger to aviators, and the tongue in cheek proposal of red lights and ladders for travelers. Spires, beloved by nonmilitarists, endure in the landscape despite changing times.
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George Fitch
Tay
Bureau of Serial Navigation
Europe
Jia
Public service ifs and party lines in des moines aims
Opinion notes urge nonpartisan service to the nation over factional gain. The piece speculates on judges and cabinet chances, praises duty over officeholding, and calls for Republicans to unite for the country. Also includes brief ads for Chamberlains Tablets and a Hair Parlor listing Mrs Johnson.
The Evening Chit Chat On Storytelling Debt
Ruth Cameron reflects on the joy and necessity of storytellers in daily life. She notes how narratives ease waiting, pain, and sorrow, freeing minds for brief respite. The essay praises readers who immerse themselves in books even amid tragedy and duty.
Story tellers and their enduring value praised
A meditation on the worth of story tellers contrasted with great heroes. The piece quotes Sir Walter Scott and argues that those who write things worthy to be read benefit humanity more broadly. Also contains advertisements for Chamberlain's Liniment and The Iowa Homestead farm paper with subscription details.
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Walter Scott
Iowa Homestead
James M. Pierce
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowans Granted Patents for Week Ending November 26 1912
List of patent grants filed from Des Moines Iowa detailing recipients and items including a drum player a har press tent self cleaning curry comb Naijoint molding machine and more with inventors from towns such as Hamlin Ottumwa Fort Dodge Des Moines Bouton New Hartford Anamosa Hawarden and Tresnor.
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Wilfred O. Lane
Crocker
Des Moines
Iowa
F. QO. Anderson
Hamlin
Har Press
J. Dain
Ottumwa
W. Drusey
R. Evans
Fort Dodge
Naijoint
D. Evans
Foster
Inauguration Customs and Woods Pneumonia News
A report frames Franklin P. Woods of Iowa as critically ill with pneumonia after a strenuous re-election campaign. The article also notes President-elect Wilson proposing to take oath March 4 with inaugural ceremonies postponed to late April due to bad weather, and discusses constitutional amendment talk in Washington.
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Estherville
Frank P. Woods
Tenth District
Gardston Hotel
Pacific Coast
L. R. Woods
Los Angeles
John Woods
Des Moines
Hamilton
Bermuda
Wilson
Washington
Bia
New York
White
Congress
House
Henry
Texas
Congressman Woods
Woods
Iowa
Felt Himself Defrauded Householder Confession
A householder says I gave you my word three seventy five dollars all I have in the house and the burglar retorts about timing and tools, questioning how he could profit at that rate. The Life magazine snippet presents a terse exchange reflecting a burglary incident.
Going Away Coat for Our Dog Quip
A Houston Post brief notes with humor about frittering money away on a “going away coat” for a dog as a playful comment on wealth and spending. The remark reflects lighthearted satire rather than a real event or person.
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Houston Post
Olive Tablets offer relief for bad breath claims
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets advertised as a gentle bowel and liver stimulant that purifies the system and clears blood. The ads promise quick relief from bad breath without the harsh effects of calomel, claiming a vegetable formula with olive oil and a nightly dose for a week. Prices listed as 10 cents and 28 cents per box.
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