Subscribed Price List and Publishing Details
The notice lists subscription rates by carrier and mail, with regions and durations, and notes second class posting at Waterloo Iowa. It mentions Associated Press usage rights, advertising policies, and office locations in major cities.
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Hartman Co
Courier Budg
Darian Park Ave
Commercial Telephone Branch Exchange
Esidant
Gen' Mgr
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
United Pre
International News
Associated
Payne
Cll Sr
New York
Adelphia
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Argeys Brooks & Finley
Tepresenta
Alves
William C Brown Rail Leader and Waterloo Journalist
William C Brown, longtime railroad executive and former New York Central president, died in Pasadena. A Waterloo Hyening Courier pioneer, he began as a section hand in 1870s and rose to chief dispatcher, general manager, then NYC president. He also served on civic commissions and reported local sports for his paper.
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William C. Brown
Pasadena
New York Central
Waterloo
New York Times
Brown
Illnois Centrals
Central Lines
Norway
Merkimer County
N. Y
Sau
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Hus
Aminneapolis
Minois
Ottumwa
St. Louis
Lowa
Burlington
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Cleveland
New York Central & Hudson) River Railroad
New York Central Lines
Teading
Grand Central Terminal
Emplore Liability
Workmen's Compensation Commission
Hs Railroad
The
Courier
Women juries in Coy murder trial debated
The jury hearing Kid Mel Coy’s murder case includes nine women and sparks talk on whether female jurors are soft. The commentary hints at broader implications for prosecutors and future hangings if Coy is convicted.
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Kid Mel Coy
Iowa editors critique crop moves and market talk
A fragmented Iowa grape of notes discusses crop movements, rail shipping, and market chatter. References to Cedar Rapids, Sibley, Chicago swindler talk, and harvest hopes appear amid scattered editorials and local concerns about traffic, prices, and public interest.
Four and four football plan eyed for Iowa schedule
Ingwersen considers a four conference and four non conference games schedule for next fall with Notre Dame and Yale among possible non league opponents. Negotiations hinted but not confirmed, aiming for intersectional play to boost football prominence in the region.
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Iowa Scuoldale
Ingwersen
Lowe
Ag Tt Possthia
University of Southern California
Tnngwersen
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Drake
Notre Dame
Blushing and manners in a medical Q and A
Dr Brady answers Violet about why people blush and how to overcome bashfulness. He cites Darwin and expressions of emotions, notes gender and race differences, and stresses self confidence, nerve, and social tact as keys to improvement.
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Violet
Dr. Grady
Ning
Lam
Sam
Charles Darwin
W. J. Bryan
W. J
Darwin
Lushing
Railroads modernize speeds boosting freight and car use
The rail system speeds up operations with stricter loading rules and better shipper cooperation. Regional organizations coordinate shipments, eliminating long sidings. Freight trains move faster, more cars in service, reflections of railroads returning to form with modern improvements.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes From The Aquarium Queries
A mixed note on animal habits and mollusk shells from Burroughs Nature Club. It discusses how some animals stand bites, hawk nest heights, and the pearl formation in oysters and other mollusks, with curiosities about animal behavior and natural history.
Domestic Spats Over Furnishings Roil Couple
Imogene and Andrew argue over moving a Davenport and redecorating, while Imogene eyeing new items and an office reconfiguration. Andrew resists, defending his preferred layout and accusing changes of intruding on his work space.
Office quarrel over work and home life ends in flirtatious thaw
A tense domestic scene unfolds as a woman challenges her husband about balancing office work and home duties. He defends himself while she asserts both contribute to making the home. Their friend Andrew jokes that the only way to beat a woman is to cheat, lightening the moment.
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Altite
Linogene
Chung
Hi Wiffe
Lalo
Andrew
Ways of treating natives rises in world powers anew
The New York World notes France Great Britain and Spain reassess African policy toward Moslem communities in North Africa. It cites Britain’s harsh crackdown after Gen Stack’s death and Spain’s shift from war to economic blockade in Morocco as potential paths. It mentions Tunisian desires for broader freedoms and possible conciliatory moves to calm nationalism amid rival strategies of fight retreat and blockade.
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New York World
France
Great Britain
Ain
Reie
North Africa
London
Stack
Egypt
Spain
de Rivera
Morocco
Africa
Abe Martin on Petticoat Rules and Cheap Construction
Abe Martin notes relief over Petticoat rules and compares Wegs to autos, claiming lower Lop price leads to cheap construction and less worry.
The Flower of the Family in a Turbulent Home
Marta Ralston confronts family secrets as her father Harold hides a past with Joan Ralston and his new companion Veda Storm. Marta notices tensions at home when Mrs Storm visits and her mother’s key role in a web of intrigue becomes clearer.
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Swaere Ralston
Hazel
Ter
Pol
Gordon
Lenore
Marta
Norrie
Mate
Joan Ralston
Kent Summers
Pie Ralston
Marta Ralston
Toe
Harold Ralston
Veda
Mrs. Storm
Dad
Tien
Jove
Tel
Tarold Ralston
Marold
Joan
Jan
Veda Storm
Famous Old Cough Syrup Recipe Promises Quick Relief
Advertisement claims a home cough syrup can save money and stop a ordinary cough within 24 hours. It instructs mixing 2% ounces of Pinex with sugar syrup to a pint, offering alternatives like molasses or honey, and touts Pinex as Norway pine extract. The maker guarantees satisfaction or money back.
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Pinex Co. T
Wayne
Ind
Contested Family Crisis and Shark Safety Notes
The passage depicts a family dispute with a daughter pleading not to split from her father while a note on shark safety warns divers that sharks pose a minor danger and can be deterred. The text combines personal drama with a cautionary aquatic detail.
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd puzzle excerpt
Farmer Jones explains a rent calculation based on per acre values and egg prices to justify a lower payment. The riddle asks how many acres he owns and blends arithmetic with wordplay clues such as PLUAL and EDISON to yield the solution.
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Jones
Tom
Eges
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Kim
Kid Norfolk
Tommy Gibbons
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Mattie Ocean
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J. J. Campbell
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Dr. Brady
Auerfest
William Brady
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
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Naturit
Srowlin
Ty Rob Fulkerson
Imogene
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Miss Black
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LA Lala
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S'Penders
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Ylou
Abe Martin
Flower of the Family
Idah Meglone Gibson Campyright
John EF. Dilla
Arta
Hildegarde Planner
Jase
Ays
Hari
Mart
Emily
Cheeply
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Edison
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