Water loo Evening Courier And Waterloo Reporter Ad Note
Classified notice text describes publishing details, pricing and offices for the Waterloo papers. It lists Associated Press and Audit Bureau affiliations, circulation claims, rates, postal status, and advertising terms. Includes address 209 172 198 Wreat Park avenue and New York Philadelphia Chicago offices.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo Reporter
Associated Pres Mowber Audit Bureau of Circulations
W.il Hantsan Company
Wreat Park Avenue
John C. Hartman
AW. Peterson
Soc’y Treas
Gen
Mer
Sarah Ane
Waterloo
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Masbrook, Slory & Irooks
Mgrs
Counterfeiters in Waterloo Face Federal Penalties
The article argues counterfeiters undermine confidence and harm innocent people. It notes the need for vigilance, laments the impracticality of checking every coin, and emphasizes federal penalties and eventual capture for counterfeiters. It warns that clever forgers could choose honest work instead of risking freedom.
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Waterloo
Defending the Square Deal in the Leo Frank Case
An overview argues the Frank case exposes prejudice in Georgia justice. It notes Frank's alleged crime as blamed on a mob atmosphere and laments a miscarriage of justice. The piece credits public opinion with influencing a U S Supreme Court appeal and calls for accountability in the state’s legal system.
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United States
Leo Frank
Atlanta
Frank
C. P. Gounolly
Collier's Weekly
Georgia
Mary Phagan
Supreme Court of the United States
Monay
Tonyehere
Unnecessary Alarm Seen In Iowa Insurance Debate
Marshalltown editor notes that casualty insurance groups push fear of state takeover while stressing private ownership rights. Arguments center on workmen's compensation and whether the state should provide or require casualty insurance, with reassurance that citizens remain free to choose. A humorous aside mentions elephants valued in Tudta at about £500.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Iown
Lfe
Commis Boner Garst
Iowa
Garst
Isling
Europe
Great American Railroads Santa Fe's Continental Route Recited
A travelogue traces the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe line from Chicago through Kansas City to New Mexico and Arizona, detailing scenery, freight history, and tourist draw as it winds toward California. It notes the line’s length, routes, and connections with other railroads, including Oklahoma and the Gulf region.
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Topeka
Santa Fe
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Colorado River
California
San Francisco
Chicago
Kansas
Santa Fe Railway Dominates Scenic Main Line Across West
The Santa Fe railroad stands as a major U S line earning about $110 million yearly and costing over half a billion to build. It features deluxe trains with pools moving pictures and cabarets and runs through El Paso Los Angeles San Diego up to Oregon. The network highlights include the Mississippi river Kansas City Union Station and Emporia landmarks.
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el Paso
Los Angeles
San Diego
California
Oregon
Santa Fe Railroad
United States
Mississippi River
Kansas City Union Station
Bill White
Walt Mason
Emporia
Warvey
Pasadena
Reading Ends in Humility Before Great Minds
A reflective column argues that true culture comes from effortful reading and openness to classic authors like Homer Dante Shakespeare Goethe Wagner and Bacon. It notes a March 1 1879 issue reprinted by the editor with Woodbine market quotes and contrasts old prices with current values, praising producers while lamenting higher consumer costs.
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Wagner Irving
Wagner
Jesus
Bacon
Woodbine
Iowa Issues Reflect Political Wrangles and Rail Deal Critique
Iowa newspapers discuss Clarke denying a third term claim, urging patience for term talk after a second term. Volumer's prohibition speech is cited, with a cynical remark about whose ox is gored. Cedar Falls notes a Rock Island stock collapse, calling it a major swindle involving creditors and financiers.
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Marshalltown
Clarke
Loux Jte
Davenport
Volumer
Congressional Record
Althout
New York Sun
Quarantine Tensions Rise Over Foot and Mouth in Iowa
Des Moines reports fear of renewed federal quarantine after Johnson county insurgency against cattle disease rules. Two new cases found near Williamsburg and Tipton prompt county action. Tipton suspends movement on infected farms and assigns an inspector. State Veterinarian Dr. J I Gibson warns violations may trigger nationwide quarantines while stressing efforts to prevent spread.
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Des Moines
Johnson County
J. I. Gibson
Federal Department
Gibson
State Department
State fights Johnson county resistance to quarantine
Dr Gibson warns that Johnson county residents may resist quarantine leading to renewed state action. The state health department plans to deploy men to Johnson county to persuade farmers to comply and avoid triggering another statewide quarantine.
Old Type Frenchwoman Returning to Passion
Paris women are changing their gait. A Paris correspondent notes that the modern Parisian is returning to her old tripping walk with a flat chest regaining its former lines. The revival may influence women worldwide as peace returns.
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London
Associated Press
Paris
France
Bromo Quinine Cold Remedy Ad Mentions Signature
An old advertisement promotes LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE as a cold remedy. It notes to look for the full name and the signature of B. W. Grove on the box, priced at 25 cents.
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B. W. Grove
Persian Gulf Is Now Under British sway
London dispatch reports that after Basra capture and Kurna surrender Anglo Indian forces secure control over part of the Euphrates delta and Persian Gulf region. British influence grows as strategic railway aims to block German access to India and safeguard imperial interests. An advertisement announces a December 30 attention dance by Queen Lodge 948 F A M.
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London
Associated Press
Huphrates
Basra
Kurna
Persian Gulf
Euphrates Delta
Germany
Bagdad
Turkey
Vienna
Gulf
India
Asia Minor
Britain
Babylon
Chalmers Hall of Fame Closes with Last Inductee
The Chalmers trophy commission retires the Hall of Fame after five years of honoring the most valuable MLB players per season. The voting panel included sporting editors and writers from both leagues with Ben Mulford Jr. as chairman. Inductees listed include Ty Cobb Napoleon Lajoie Frank Schulte Tris Speaker Larry Doyle Walter Johnson Jake Cathers Eddie Collins Johnny Evers.
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Hugh Chalmers
Detroit
Chalmers
Ben Mulford, Jr
Cincinnati
Hall of Fame
Ty Cobb
Napoleon Lajoie
Frank Schulte
Tris Speaker
Larry Doyle
Walter Johnson
Jake Cathert
Eddie Collins
Johnny Evers
Expenses of Newspapers Shown in Ink and Paper Costs
A look at newspaper economics explains why rates rise. The Boston Post cites ink and white paper bills, noting costs rose from $485,295 in ten months of 1909 to $1,071,118 in ten months of 1914, with monthly ink and paper exceeding $100,000 and daily outlay over $3,000. It questions who pays these expenses—the subscriber or the advertiser.
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Boston Post
the Post
Post
Protect the Birds and Their Orchard Help
A plea argues birds defend trees by feasting on weed seeds and insects. It laments driving birds from fields and trees, noting sparrows grosbeaks redpolls and doves aid farmers while humans kill them for sport.
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San Jose
Big Outlay for Steaks In Chicago Meat Market
Chicago reports a large purchase of sixteen million snimmals for human consumption, highlighting a substantial outlay in the meat trade.
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Chicago
Keep Your Lungs Strong With Scott's Emulsion
Health advisory notes tuberculosis risk and the need for fresh air sun and rich blood. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as nourishment to strengthen lungs and boost energy, claiming it builds up forces without alcohol or drugs. Avoid substitutes. 63 Scott & Bowne Bloomfield, MI
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United States
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
Livestock at Union Stockyards Records
The Union stockyards report last year saw sales of 409,134,000 dollars in cash. Over the year 16,452,800 cattle and 257,701 carloads arrived, with weekly totals of 70,394 cattle 6354 calves 23006 hogs 183119 sheep and 1980 horses totaling 442,453 animals or 7832 carloads for 11,124,210 dollars.
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Wold
Union
Kitchener Backs Jewish Battalion Approval Amid Opposition
London December 22 Lord Kitchener has given consent to forming a Jewish battalion though Jewish leaders still oppose the movement. The report notes mixed support and ongoing debate within the community.
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London
Associated Preas
Lord Kitchener
Jewish soldiers in British forces expanding across services
The text notes more than 6 000 Jews in the British army and shows Jewish presence in front line regiments such as the Black Watch and in the royal navy. It mentions casualties among Jewish soldiers and a broader trend of integration amid wartime recruitment.
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Oid
Black Watch
Royal Navy
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Chalmers Hall OF Fame
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Treous Treatment
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