Waterloo Evening Courier and Foreign Postage Details
Waterloo Evening Courier advertising rates and subscriptions are listed with carrier delivery options. The paper notes foreign postage pages and places where American travelers can find the Courier in Europe, including Trafalgar building in London and addresses in Paris and Berlin, with select offices for American Express and Dawes Steamship Agency.
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Associated Press
SRE W. A. Harrtmaz Company
Repti
Wem Park’ Avenue
A.W. Pereason
Bec'y-Treas
Sara Rrr
New York
Tribune
Mred &. Lukens
A. W. Allen
Evening Courier
Carrier
Teri
City Courier
Waterloo
Chris
Sto Courier
Europe
Waterloo Evening Courier
Ee Sdon
Noom 7
Trafalgar Building
Northcwmberland Avenue
American Express
Haymarket
Dawes Steamship Agency
Green Street
Paris
Boulevard Des Capucines
Place de l'Opera
Americad Express Office
Bac Scribe
Berlin
Unter den Linden
R. Petersburg
St Nevsky E Prospext
Foreign Postace
Relief and Better Times Foretold in Currency Reform Debate
The piece argues that currency reform will end Wall Street control and spark a nationwide revival in business and finance. It cites relief from bank tightness, forecasts improved steel and copper trades, and praise for the new currency law reducing speculative squeezes.
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Wall Street
New England
Fontaine
New York World
Treasury Department
Department
Treasury
Shaw
Stock Exchange
Ideas Of A Plain Man By Dr Frank Crane
The government must constantly change as reformers seek perfection but perfect government is impossible. Government is a condition of our environment, not a fix, and only as individuals become more orderly does government require less constraint. Absolutism and privilege stem from ignorance while intelligence and altruism foster pure democracy.
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Frank Crane
Dublin the City of Fights and Feuds Through Time
The piece portrays Dublin as Ireland’s aging capital famed for enduring feuds and self conflicts. It notes historic landmarks and institutions, cites a large bank, college, and courts, and wryly observes Dubliners’ fortunes tied to politics and kinship with New York patrolmen.
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Dublin
New York
Ireland
Irish Sea
Knogland
Fairmont
Philadelphia
Sackville Street
Bank of Ireland
Customs House
Lordieutenant
America
Political Notes From Iowa Headlines
A compilation of Republican and Democratic chatter from multiple Iowa papers. Topics include savings promotions for youths, Vice President Marshall’s lecture duty, Cummins in the Legislature as an independent Republican, calls to postpone a second district election after Congressman Pepper’s death, and editorials urging cross party unity while warning against past disputes.
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Marshall
Sioux City Journal
Congress
Cummins
Independence Bulletin-Journal
Iowa
Polk County
Mason City
Sugar Economies In Early Iowa Settlements
A letter recalls frugal pioneer living in Kossuth County with a dollar's sugar lasting twenty pounds for a year, from Iowa Falls, using substitutes for tea and coffee. The writer wonders how two person families could endure on one dollar now, noting nearby family of six consuming about 700 pounds yearly. They urge thrift to build bank savings for future needs.
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Iowa Falls
Kossuth County
A Moment of Fun Keep Up
A string of brief quotes and quips from various papers highlights light humor and social observations. The snippets cover city life, neighborhood dynamics, and everyday banter reflecting mid-century newspaper style.
Farm youth kills wife after month of marriage near Republic
Ollie Blades, a young farmer, confessed to shooting and killing his bride of one month near Republic Missouri after a jealousy driven quarrel. The 16 year old Mrs Blades died at the scene and Blades was placed under arrest. A 13 year old sister said she witnessed the shooting and that the couple quarreled last night before she fled to her parents home.
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Republic
Ollie Blades
Blades
Mia Doty
Illness in Conversation and Modern Health Talk
Ruth Cameron notes how people endlessly discuss health, illness, and medical details in everyday life. She contrasts the hostess who endures illness quietly with others who vividly recount hospital stories and diets, citing Emerson and Repplier on the social pull of personal ailments.
What would the Concord philosopher say today
The fragment ponders how a gentle Concord philosopher would react if awakened to speak warmly about se rene thoughts and corruption in an era with modern nervous ailments and the appendix scarcely heard of. It frames a contrast between past calm and present medical anxieties.
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Los Angeles
The
Courier
Manchester
Lam
Eugene M. Pulien
Carpenter
Marcellus Avenue
Manasquan
N.J
Ten year old hunter dies in accidental rifle incident
Oskaloosa, Iowa, December 30. Charles Hoover, ten year old son of Ernest Hoover, was accidentally killed while hunting when the rifle in his possession fell while he climbed a tree. The trigger caught and a bullet entered under his left arm, severing an artery and causing fatal bleeding.
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Hunter
Oskaloosa
Charles Hoover
Ernest Hoover
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Secretary of Treasury
Montreal
John Lind
Mexico
Wilson
Opitit
Iowa Press
Sioux City Tribune
Monte Christo
Emmetsburg
JD. W. King
Kasanil County
al- Zona Advance
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Washington Herald
Jones
Joneses
Houston
Houston Post
Pittsburgh Dispatch
DR. Pierce
Br Pistea
Plarce
M.d.ullalo
DR. Price
Ruth Cameron
Bald
Agnes Repplier
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Waterloo Savings Bank
the Waterloo Savings Bank Savings Bank Corner
Waterloo, West
F. H. Latier
Janna
Lafayette Street
Fourth Street
Lafayette Building
4Th St. E
DR. I
Bazard
Black Hawk Bank
E. H. Knittle
NAT. Bank
F. C. Liffring
Lafayette
Gerrit J. Bennett
West Fourth
Realdence
Elmwood and
Western
Ralston
DR. Bodwell
Ard
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