Evening Courier and Tri Weekday Pricing Ad Rates
The Evening Courier weekly schedule shows tri weekly publication on Monday Wednesday and Friday with entry at the office and lower circulation than daily. Advertising rates are 3 cents per word with a 15 cent minimum and special contracts available.
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The World's Questions on State Power and Social Reform
A critique argues that federal regulation via interstate commerce and postal power threatens state sovereignty. It denounces states' rights as blocking social reforms like child labor laws, cites Massachusetts’ reluctance to protect labor, and warns that aggressive national measures may compel adoption of new social policies. It notes shifts in politics and a Peru revolution as broader themes.
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New York
Congress
New York Stock Exchange
Thomas Jefferson
Massachusetts
Villa renounces presidency bid in favor of Carranza
The report says General Villa abandons any aim for Mexico’s presidency and backs General Carranza. Villa declares he is a fighting man, seeking liberation for his county rather than high office, while critics question his sincerity and fear his bandit image. The piece also discusses rising anti divorce sentiments in the United States and proposed constitutional remedies.
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United States
America
Mexico
Villa
Carranza
Elizabeth
Little Elizabeth
Is the bustle returning to fashion again
An exchange questions if the bustle will regain popularity noting it may become fashion yet never popular, even with the afflicted. A southern preacher is described as credulous believing women slit their skirts in certain outfits.
The Value of Tempers and Passion in Great Figures
The piece argues that strong emotions like anger and quarrels add color and vitality to notable people, suggesting humanity is richer with passion than with serene composure. It cites examples from Washington to ancient heroes to claim the best people blend fire with virtue.
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Washington
William II of Germany A Potent Force in Europe
A profile of Emperor William II describing him as man of vast power and energy. He oversees government, industry, press, and diplomacy from Berlin and many castles while rarely in one place at a time. The piece notes his age, family, conflicts with Bismarck, and his aggressive driving style in shaping Germany.
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Tommy
Prayer Aids Curing Cigaret Habit Among Boys
A report notes efforts to promote kneeling in prayer and suggests curing boys of the cigaret habit, even if some may resume smoking. The piece presents a view on moral instruction and tobacco use in youth.
Foley Kidney Pills advertised promise quick relief
An advertisement claims Foley Kidney Pills deliver fast, good results for backache rheumatism and kidney and bladder troubles. It asserts the pills restore function to weakened organs and are sold by all druggists everywhere.
Why Look Backward in Iowa Press
Sioux City Tribune argues Champ Clark would face loss of power if a presidential primary existed and he had been nominated. The piece stresses political consequences and party fortunes.
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Sioux City Tribune
Champ Clark
Foolish Questions and Courtroom Tales
A Cleveland lawyer recalls a countrywoman seeking divorce, the judge’s quips, and a sharp exchange where Mrs. Cash accuses her husband of lying and theft. The tale centers on courtroom misunderstandings and a light moral from “Foolish Questions.”
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Davenport
Cash
Political rhetoric notes tax hikes and import promises
The piece jokes about a 30 or 46 percent tax increase and candidates who campaign on lowering living costs via imports from Argentina. It also notes politicians selling a political game and mentions the government giving away over 120 million board feet of timber to settlers and miners near national forests.
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Bagatelle
Still a Few Left Record on Cummins Opposition
The Humboldt Independent and the Eagle Grove Eagle hint at Republican opposition to Senator A B Cummins for the June nomination. They note two steadfast standpatters in Tawa who may oppose and resist reconstruction.
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Jewell
A. B. Cummins
Humboldt Independent
Eagle Grove Eagle
Tawa
Charges and editorial jabs stir early 20th century press
A string of satirical comments targets Gompers and labor politics as a mass of misspelled quotes and opinions floods Mason City and Sioux City papers. The mix mocks suffrage debates and economist notes while criticizing press coverage and party factions.
Unclear OCR Passage Covers Health Phrases and Local Mentions
Fragmentary text mentions coughs and health themes, with scattered references to places and names. The legible bits describe medical terms and possible public notices amid distorted words, lacking coherent events or a clear main subject.
Ash Cans Bought Amid Odd Streetcar Tales
A humorous quip from the Washington Star about a cumbersome object leads to a buyer purchasing three ash cans at a department store. A clerk jokes while the buyer insists on wrapping them to carry home, reflecting playful street chatter and everyday commerce.
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Washington Star
School leaving child and social factors under review
The text discusses the impact of school leaving on the child, examining the teacher's role, the value of physical exercise and manual work, and connections to rationing, insurance, industrial employment, further secondary education, and home life. It notes these relations are receiving attention.
When Advantage Casts a Shadow on Merit
The piece contrasts Elizabeth who gets help on sums with a father who supports her learning, showing how others misjudge merit when advantage exists. It parallels stories of nepotism and perceived biases at work, arguing that advantages can both aid and obscure true ability.
World sugar crop tops eighteen million tons
The world's sugar crop for this year is estimated in excess of 18 050 000 tons, or more than two million tons greater than last year.
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