Local Newspaper Banner and Rates Page Fragment
A partially legible 19th or early 20th century newspaper page shows masthead details, editor and treasurer names, and subscription prices. It lists carrier and mail rates within varying radii, notes Associated Press and United Press use, and mentions multiple city offices and advertising policies.
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Wh, Hartman Co
Courier Bidg
Corner Park Ava
Commercial St. _ Pelephone
John GC Hartman
Ayia
Jackson McCoy
Treas
Gen'l Mer
Wisterlgo
Java
Associated Press
United Prec
Repir
Emust
Ree Mapear
Altos New York
Philo Angeles
Story
Breoxs Tives
Franciscy Offiers
Fintey
Fteen Ibe
Tariff Fight Aims to Help New England Mills
New England cotton mills seek higher tariffs on foreign cotton goods and ask President Coolidge for relief under Fordney McCumber provisions. Democrats blame tariffs for industry woes. Oldred argues southern mills favor lower rates. Century of lean years, obsolete machinery, and calls for protection. Also notes mine fatalities, industrial safety, and a notable Legion request to aid local robberies in Hartington Nebraska.
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Congress
Washington Dispatches
President Coolidge
New England
William A. Oldred
Arkansas
Japanese Moment in Diplomacy Sparks Ongoing Tensions
The piece reviews U S Japan tensions over immigration and exclusion policies, noting officials anticipate future discussions with Secretary Hughes as Japanese sentiment remains unwilling to drop the issue. It warns Americans not to consider the dispute closed and highlights ongoing diplomatic fragility amid a warm day in Iowa editorials criticizing current sports and political commentary.
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Watlington
Japan
Hughes
Luther A. Huston
Hakia
Shideohara
Matsudara
Washington
Tial
United States
Abe Martin Punches at Cheap Living Commentary
Abe Martin quips on earned success and the idea of two living as cheaply as one. He mocks the notion with a take on a doctor being cheaper than apples, reflecting his satirical rural voice.
Personal Health Service Advice On Clothing and Hygiene
Reader letters discuss Mary Girden’s stance on minimal clothing for women, health through exposure and ventilation at Perrysburg Hospital, and hydrotherapy ideas. Includes Q and A on child health, footwear, vanishing cream use, and a note about Dr. William Brady answering letters. Mentions bail and a young man’s arrest in New York.
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Mary
Mary Girden
Eestion Whitth Hygiene Muat
A. N. Adam Mamortad
Parrysburg
Perrysburg
Dillenla
Frade
William Brady
The Flower of the Family drama of love and crime
Summary of a serialized tale featuring Lessie Ralston and her beau Hate Salterly entangled with Marta, Lenore, and Gordon Plesher. A web of romance, jealousy, and mistaken loyalties unfolds around affairs, social strains, and a police-station incident that tests trust and future relationships.
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Tlessie Ralston
Hate Salterly
Rouse
Gordon Plesher
Lenore
Gordon
Marta
Marte
Marty
Marin
Heain Sturbod
Kalston
Norrie
Jaan
Summers
Norries
Iare
Ralston
Martin
Kirk
Maria
Late evening at home ends in a playful quarrel
Imogene heckles Andrew as he returns weary from a long day, joking about vaudeville and Jewish cows. He defends his day’s hard work and dinner plans while she cross examines his whereabouts and choices, highlighting domestic tension in a light, humorous exchange.
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Imogene
Andrew
Imogear
Veiled Affair Sparks Silent Confrontation at Home
Imogene confronts Andrew about rumors of his night out with Billy Sands and vaudeville jokes. Andrew denies the claim, insisting it was Miss Smarty. Imogene muses on men's immaturity and recalls Andrew’s childhood mischief by the mill pond as she signals for Edna to bring the salad.
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Paii
Marta
Gordon
New York
Marta Rall ‘Ston
Lenore Ralston
Rafe Satterly
Norxie
Rafe
Fate
Liat
Norrie Ralston
Narrie
Kate
Lin
Jeff Marta
Jim
Mess
Mr. Flesher
Andrew
Edna
Imogene
Billy Sands
Vaudevile Theatre
McIntyre
Heath
Thera
Smarty
Ednaloo
Riddle Solves to Name of Greek Mathematician
A puzzle asks to combine phrases and words to spell the name of a famed Greek mathematician who died at Syracuse during the Roman siege. The solution links transgression cog wheel burn, ring musically fate and tiny bits to reveal Archimedes.
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Pola
Syracuse
Nature Notes Q&A In The Paper's Subjactu Column
Nature Notes asks readers for questions about nature and promises answers in a later column. The provided fragment discusses topics including giant lizards, sticky ivy sap problem, tropic living discomfort, ancient Egyptian sacred animals, birds near human habitations, and why dust stays aloft, with notes on photography and lightning timing.
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Nature Subjactu
Nature Notes Dept
Tropics
Egypt
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Rachel
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Knoxville Journal
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Commonwealth
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Booze News
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Personal Health Service
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Herve
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Perma
Sone
Marie
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Ie Law
the Flower of the Family
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Gibson
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RO Pulkerson
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Massachusetts
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Singh
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Burroughs Nature Club
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Earth
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The
Rath Packing Company
York
British Isles
Europe
Bath Packing Company
W. Rath
F. J. Fowler
Fowler Co
F. Rath
James M. Graham
James Black Dry Goods Co
R.A. Rath
Rath
Black Hawk
Waterloo
Cive
Riverside
Commercial National Company
Investment Securities Terminal
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Commercial National Bank Waterloo
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