Waterloo Evening Courier Advertisement and Foreign Circulation
The Waterloo Evening Courier describes its distribution, pricing, and advertising rates in Waterloo Iowa with a note of positions and offices. It lists mailing and printing details, branch offices in New York and Chicago, and foreign travel access for American readers in London Paris Berlin St Petersburg and other cities.
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Zaloo Evening Courier
Associated Presa
W. MB
Hakatnay Company
Park Avenue
Joes Ce Hamrmax
A. W. Perenson
Sec
York
Tribune Buss
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Coicage Ofice
Igo
Tribune Buildin
W. Aller
Lee
Yeningo Courier Courier
Watesloo
Iowa
Waterloo
Europe
Waterloo Evening Courier
London
Trafalgar Building
Northumberland Avenue
American Express
Haymarket
Dawe
Steamslip
Green Street
Faris
Boulevard Des Capucines
de l'Opera
American Expresa
Scribe
Berlin
Unter den Linden
M. Petersburg
Nevaky
Cece
Blessed Shall Ye Be Poem Fragment
Fragmentary verse extols blessing at dawn and dusk in a Christmas gift bearing scene. The piece reads like a devotional meditation with archaic phrasing and scattered imagery about gifts and land.
Feminism and the feminist cat in the bag
W L George argues in Atlantic Monthly that suffrage is only a step toward a broader aim of transforming society and women’s role. He envisions economic equality, abolition of traditional fashion, altered marriage, and a future where access to choice and social structures replaces law. He cautions revolutionary methods and notes resistance among English colleagues.
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W. L. George
Provesment
England
Atlantic Monthly
George G
George
Mr. George
Jena
Tobacco rules and gender roles stir cautious debate in city editorials
The article argues for strict enforcement of Iowa state law banning cigarettes on school grounds, urges caution against overreaching feminist aims, and critiques adulterated milk linked to a Indianapolis teamsters strike. It cites Dr G Uardy Clark and local civic groups supporting tobacco eradication among schoolchildren and notes milk adulteration tests reveal spurious products.
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Courier
G. Uardy Clark
Iowa
Movement for Christmas Eve store closings gains in Iowa
In several cities, including Dubuque, pressure grows to close stores on Christmas Eve. Proponents argue it honors workers’ rest and family celebrations after days of late shopping hours while many shops stay open until Christmas morning.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Ideas of a Plain Man on Water and Laziness
The essay ponders water’s link to idleness, recalling slow river towns in Illinois and Missouri, fisher folk, and seaside rest. It contrasts ocean voyages where time seems endless with the busy need to work, and notes the stillness of birds like storks and cranes near water.
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Illinois
Missouri
Bay of
Naples
Christmas Message by Dr Walter Rollins Remains Timely
The sermon by Dr Walter Rollins extols Christmas as the birth of Christ and a universal spirit guiding civilization. He urges keeping the holiday as a child friendly festival of peace while condemning selfish gift swapping and highlights the Red Cross, Good Fellows, and P.U.G. as examples of living Christmas values.
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David
Christ
Christman
Iman Law
Lowell
Good Fellows
Santa Claus
Bethlehem
Heaven
Earth
Kingdom of Heaven
Passage of amendments shapes party currency stance
The report notes the tactic of defeating Republican proposed amendments and then adopting what they deem the best as their own. It asserts the political practicality of pairing the "hide with the chair" idiom with currency legislation to frame the policy as their own.
San Francisco Secures Water Supply for Expo
San Francisco gains permission to obtain a pure water supply but the necessary piping work cannot be completed before the Panama exposition of 1915. This suggests lemonade and mixed drink sellers may operate on the exposition grounds once built.
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San Francisco
Chicago doctor foresees eugenics shaping marriage contracts
A noted Chicago physician declares that eugenics will replace sentiment in future marriage contracts, but notes the shift is far in the future and not a concern for the current generation.
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Chicago
Diminishing Hours Before Christmas Reminder
A fragmented note complains about fatigue and busyness reducing attention to remaining Christmas shopping hours. It laments the shrinking time before the holiday and hints at stress over last minute preparations.
Beginning the Whole Thing S: Marshalltown Times-Republican notes the the key for success is simply beginning, citing a New York Central master’s start as messenger boy as inspirational example while urging action over hesitation.
The column also contrasts era topics from Iowa spending on autos versus furniture, and quotes on party unity and Wisconsin eugenic marriage law, reflecting statewide editorial tone and brief political commentary.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
President Brown
New York Central Lines
Wisconsin
Ottumwa
Milwaukee
Amsterdam the City of Canals and Curious Factoids
Amsterdam sits at the mud lined Zuyder Zee with canals and tall houses feet in water. The piece notes its railways steamship lines and a bustling banking and diamond trade while lampooning tyrants and Rembrandt boasted by Antwerpians. It mentions painters Van Dyke and Rembrandt, tourism charm, and a hardy builder scarce valued by locals.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Zuyder Zee
Enanal Hoala Gasolina Boats
Gall Boata
van Dyke
Rembrandt
Europe
New York Stock Exchange
Political Echoes Across States From Des Moines To Chicago
A Burlington Gazette note questions a 2 million dollar Des Moines park expansion as an overreach. Burlington Hawk-Eye comments on President Wilson objecting to the Carabao club travesty. Dubuque Times-Journal flags Chicago free legal aid scams harming the poor, urging action. Council Bluffs Nonpareil cites Democratic Senate snubs and La Follette echoes in Washington and past partisan shifts.
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Burlington
Wilson
White House
Washington
Dubuque
Council Bluffs
Hitchbock
Nebraska
la Follette
A Moment of Fun and a Born Statesman Tale
A Washington Star quip on wisdom and listening follows a dinner tale where Bertha is taught to speak only when spoken to. Lippincotts includes a humorous exchange with George Washington about the cherry tree, ending with the line about going on the stump.
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George
Mr. Washington
Among the Missing and a Tornado Wakeup Call
Two farmers in a small Kansas town discuss the storm's damage at a neighbor's place and joke about a new barn. The brief exchange captures rural resilience after a tornado.
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Waal
Business Men Need Protection in Iowa Rumor Law
Wm Galloway a Waterloo manufacturer urges Iowa enact a rumor law to punish starting or circulating false stories about a man or his business. He argues business men deserve protection akin to burglary crimes and asks for penalties beyond a nominal fine, proposing compulsory penitentiary sentences.
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Grundy
Wm. Galloway
Waterloo
Iowa
Galloway
Manufacturers Cannot Regulate Retail Prices
United States circuit court of appeals in New York delivers decision regarding the regulation of retail prices by manufacturers. The brief item notes the ruling and its implications for commerce and price control practices.
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New York
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Yesser
Waltham Watch case upholds price freedom for Keene
Keene, a New York jeweler, wins again as a federal court confirms that a watch maker cannot force price controls. The ruling aligns with Supreme Court trend allowing resale at lower prices when goods are bought abroad. Real estate transfers listed follow in Cedar Falls Waterloo and Cedar Heights.
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Waltham Watch Company
Waltham
Mass
Charles A. Keene
New York
Federal District Court
Keene
United States Supreme Court
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Elmer W. Harris
T. Rasmussen
Jackson Taylor
Cedar Falls
Leonor Patterson Christie
O. F. Teeter
West Waterloo
Carleton Stas
Guardian
Mart
Baret Walter
Hudson
Margaret Walter
Charles A. Rownd
Isaac R. Moon
Edwards
Cedar Heights
A.W. Peverill
Lena Miller
Auditor Rainbow
West Side
Waterloo
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