Evening Courier and Daily Reporter Advertisements Notice
Waterloo Iowa newspaper page from December 18 1814 showing advertising rules rates and misc notices. It includes staff credits for Hartman Co and Doughty Washington Bureau and lists national offices Story Brooke Finley. The page confirms daily circulation claims and subscription prices and period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Evening Courier
Associatsd Prags
Audit Bureau of Cireulations
HH. Hartman CO
West Dark Ave
Tech
John Hartman
Juw. Peterson
Bec-Trons
Gen. Mer Sa
Sersot
Bec-Troas
Gen. Mer
Carrer
Waterloo
Iowa
Cis
Cis] Prica
Hed
Lashington Bureau
Stanney
Dougherty
Serre Poncent
New York
Philadelphia
State economy and budget reforms urged in assembly
The article argues for cost effective state government through careful study before merging agencies such as fire marshal with the Insurance department and industrial with labor commissions. It favors budget system adoption, warns against wasting on salaries, and notes efficient governance could extend to national level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Assembly
State Insurance Department
Industrial Commissioner
Labor
Good Fellows and Good Will in a Turbulent Year
A compact杂 assortment of humor and social notes reflects on Good Fellows, St Peter, and a New Deal tone as Pancho Villa is mentioned and Indian affairs show health gains. The piece blends religious quirk with marginal news items and satirical reflections on public life.
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Sroud
St. Peter
Naver
Pearly Gates
Cate Sells
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Mr. Sells
Sara the Rabbs
Food Hog and Bread Prices Prompt Salt of Solomon Verse
Iowa readers see a Burlington editorial rant on food hoarding and price manipulation. The piece cites biblical Proverbs to condemn corn speculators, laments profit tactics during famine, and contrasts old and modern greed, while Sioux City Tribune notes a redeeming feature in every aunt. France’s war on alcohol is cited as a hopeful sign as belligerents curb intoxicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Solomon
Sioux City Tribune
Frenco
Fogland
Peace talk and neutrality in World War I diplomacy
New York Evening Post notes Germany urging neutral transmission of the German peace note and allies’ obligation to hear it. President Wilson acts as delivery conduit, possibly mediating later, while negotiations would take weeks. Kansas City Star criticizes National Guard inequities, urges universal peacetime training. Other editorials question extravagance, embargo costs, and Europe’s expected gains amid the war.
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Pawe
New York
Washington
Germany
Berlin
Isten
Asquith
Wilson
United States
Bismarck
League of Nations
Kansas City Star
National Guard
Congress
Parley-tous Angulais Sketches in Mock Parisian Tone
A fragmented OCR item features jumbled quotes about language mix-ups and humor from various papers. It mentions humorous exchanges in a Parisian style, a motorist recovering from crashes, and a remark about early rising, alongside stray names and garbled phrases.
Looking Forward and Back Through Schooldays Life
A reflective piece on memory and time, comparing children eager for school and adults chasing later dreams. It notes how life moves from anticipation to retrospect, with both youth and aging perspectives shaped by mental time rather than present moments.
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Echool
Marcy Pickford
Hans and the Ogre Part One
A hungry boy named Hans discovers an enchanted forest house and tasty soup. An ogre with three heads captures him and orders a deadly task: cut a hundred trees before dawn or be cooked. Hans accepts to save his life, seeking a way to escape tomorrow.
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Hans
Hang
Het
Tate
Jett Hans
Uy McClure Raper
The
Ogre
Part O. News
Smooth skin remedy using mercurized wax
An advice notice promotes peeling away rough skin with mercurized wax. It claims the wax removes the defective outer layer daily, revealing a softer clearer skin tone. A simple ounce of mercuric wax from a drug store is recommended to apply as a cream.
The Logic of the Open Window on Tuberculosis
An analysis argues that sleep and health hinge on fresh air in bedrooms. It explains fatigue is tied to oxygen and waste buildup, urging windows open to circulate air from bottom to top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly
Jay
Winter’s Quiet Arrival Shapes Rural Life and Landscape
Fort Dodge Chronicle notes winter’s approach as subtle and structural, marking late autumn to early winter as the busiest preparation season. The piece describes nature’s silent withdrawals and the countryside opening up as contours of hills and brown yellow pavement emerge, with a mood shifting toward low, reflective days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Winter Fringes and Bare Trees in Quiet Landscape
In early winter light the scene shows a fringe of fiery blueberry bushes and neatly cropped grass that clings like a cloak. The air is cold and clear, outlines are sharp yet low key, and a bare tree with poised branches stands in a leafless forest inviting contemplation of winter’s beauty.
Belgium's Dead Poet Verhoeren Remembered Across Europe
The New York Evening Post notes the death of Verhoeren as a major loss to early 20th century European letters. It highlights Belgium’s rise from cultural barrenness to literary prominence and acknowledges German recognition of his rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Post
Verhoeren
Europe
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St. Louis
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Duluth
Gerald
Setle
London
Houston Post
Son
Cincinnati Enquirer
Uess
Pool Warnes
Sandman
Sramsna Walker
Sellans
Pape
Brea
Grippe
Cascara
Quinine
Dave
Hill
Frank T. Hartma
Fifth and Mulberry Streets
East Side
C. W. Bruner
Blackhawk
W. FE. Patterson
Commercial Bank
E. L Dunkelberg
Black Hawk Bank
Arp Corps
Eckman
Belgium
Eczema
Baby
Alice Wilbarger
Alliance
Ohio
Mall
Cuticara
Dept. T
Waterloo Electrical Supply CO
Bridgh Street
Realnol
Baltimore
Pinex Co
Wayne, Ind
Waterloo Auto & Supply Co
J.K. Joder
PHONE
Ammon
Do Oleomargarine
Rogers & Son
G. H. Hammond Company
Chicaio
Iino
Fourth Street
Evening Courier
Lafayette Building
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