American revelers in Europe find Waterloo Courier offices
The Waterloo Courier lists offices for American travelers in London at Trafalgar building Northumberland Avenue near Trafalgar and Haymarket, Dawe's Steamship Agency, and other sites. Berlin Unter den Linden 5. Petersburg Neveky Prospekt. with a note to call 1811 to reach the Courier Private Branch Exchange for the desired department.
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The Hold Over Paper
The Hold Over Paper serves Waterloo readers with a Saturday edition that guides weekend digesting and reflection, promising thorough Sunday digestion of events and features.
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The Young force and the Iowa primary clash
The Evening Courier rails at Lafayette Young and allies for backing a costly special primary to seize a two year Senate seat. It praises the Iowa legislature for resisting manipulation and warns against transforming Des Moines into a printing press for political theater.
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Why the Inequality in Reciprocity Debate
The letter argues reciprocity favors farmers by removing food duties but only reduces imports on manufactures. It questions why not abolish all tariffs, notes possible Canadian influence, and cites Taft’s stance as pivotal. It also praises Waterloo women forming a public health oriented group, and mocks Illinois politics while predicting wireless communication will spread globally.
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Iowa Opinion Snippets on Reciprocity and Tariffs
A collage of editorials from Davenport Times, Marshalltown Times-Republican, Des Moines Capital, Cedar Rapids Gazette, Council Bluffs Nonpareil, Ottumwa Courier, and Des Moines Register and Leader critiquing Canadian reciprocity, Illinois Central influence, tariffs, and public development in Iowa.
Signature Styles for Letters Between Friends and Lovers
A reader analyzes how to sign letters when relationships hover between friendship and romance. It weighs warmth and formality in closings, naming suggested phrases from Very sincerely yours to Affectionately yours, and warns against overused or brusque endings.
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Des Moines Proposes Reform in Handling Criminals
A Des Moines official urges shifting from chasing criminals at city lines to treating crime as a disease. He argues for safe custody and reform facilities, criticizing the practice of passing offenders along to other towns. The piece contrasts police turnover with a nationwide approach to rehabilitation and prevention.
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Cedar Rapids Water Filtering System Questioned
A Courier report notes Cedar Rapids was supplied by unfiltered Cedar River water. The article hints at issues with the city’s water filtration system and curbs to address the contamination concern.
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Iowa cities push for pure water amid typhoid fears
The Register and Leader editorial urges Cedar Rapids and other Iowa cities including Marshalltown and Boone to secure a pure water supply. It cites Cedar Rapids wells drawing from the Cedar River and warns current filtration may not guarantee safety, noting typhoid risk and urging statewide attention to prevent contamination.
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Called in Death While Sleeping in Independence Iowa
Reu ben Whitcher age unknown resident of Washington township died suddenly in his son A C Whitcher’s home north of Independence Iowa about 5 am Wednesday He had returned from Wisconsin recently and after a hearty supper Tuesday night slept peacefully The death comes as a surprise as he had been in good health Two sons and a daughter survive and the remains will be taken to Mazomanie Wisconsin for interment
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Sunday School Workers to Meet in Grinnell Conference
Leading Sunday school workers from across Iowa will gather in Grinnell February 17 and 18 for a religious and educational conference. Prominent speaker Professor Benjamin W. Robinson of the Chicago Theological Seminary will give two Bible lectures and deliver an address on The Co relation of the College With the Seminary. Professors from various Iowa colleges will participate in the program.
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Signs of Increased Trade Confidence Apparent
Chicago Record-Herald surveys rising industrial optimism. Big actions bolster faith: Harriman lines double track to the Pacific, $1 250 000 allocated to advertise facilities, and settler opportunities in hinterlands. Bankers report improved sentiment as trust cases seem non threatening.
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Leaders Confer Over Pickett Plan To Break Senate Deadlock
Des Moines Iowa February 10 two rival moves aim to resolve the senatorial contest. A Chicago conference and local lobbying pursue a Pickett boom drawing standpat support including Lafe Young followers. Another push seeks Kenyon and a bloc ploy to place responsibility on progressives. No major progress yet.
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Pay Tribute to Harry Monroe at Pacific Garden Mission
Chicago crowd of reforming gamblers and sporting men filled the Pacific Garden Mission to honor Harry Monroe a former fast young man and race track gambler who helped reform many. The event marked thirty one years of his reform with speakers recalling Billy Sunday and the old crowd.
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Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ends Life Crisis
A Natick Massachusetts woman reports severe menopausal symptoms and sleepless nights. After two doctors diagnosed a tumor she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and recovered, praising its value for women in this life stage and inviting others to seek confidential advice from Mrs. Pinkham.
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