Daily Messenger staffing and ad policy note
The notice outlines the Waterloo Iowa Daily Messenger branding along with staff roles and advertising terms. It lists rates, payment timing, and rights, mentions Associated Press republication, and notes postal and bureau affiliations. It also references the Washington DC bureau and advertising rejection policies.
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AL Harthan CO
West Park Ave
Joby GC Hartman
Sdltor
A. W. Peterson
Treas
Gen'l Mer
Senanaan Eng Oyene
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated
Associated Press
Uss
Dpostomlice
Waterloo
Iowa
Washington D. C
Munsey Big
G. Dougherty
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Story
Brooks & Finler
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Health Advice On Exercises For Constipation
The text outlines Life Extension Institute exercises to aid bowel movement and abdominal strength, including inclined plane positions, arching into a bridge, abdominal breathing with small weights, tree swaying, leg lifts, and outdoor activities like rowing and horseback riding. Cautions note avoid areas of organic disease or pregnancy without a doctor’s permission. It also includes Q&A on child sleep, diet, and possible kidney issues, urging professional checkups and regular bowel, kidney, and skin function.
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Life Extension Institute
Bolshevism and labor fears in editorials from 1913
A 1913 Evening Courier and Reporter column criticizes Bolshevik influence in England and discusses strikes and union leadership. It mocks county finances over red paint cows, and comments on British brains at Versailles while urging American prudence against labor radicalism.
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T Aeeb
VM Evening Courier
Seattle
Butte
England
Bolsheviets
MR. Simonds
Simonds
the Courier
Great Britain
United States
One Does Not Raise One's Eyebrows at Oneself
A reflection on facial expression and self perception. The author shares anecdotes about a friend who unknowingly raises her left eyebrow, a puzzling charm that captivates others. The piece muses on how glasses distort self-image and how people alter expressions for appearances, including a tale of a woman with a gold crown who hides it with a forced smile.
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Ming
Plowing in January and rural advice from editors
Central City News-Letter debates winter plowing as farmers plow in January. An elderly farmer recalls past results warning land damage and poor crops next season. A broader push urges self reliance, work ethic, and avoiding idleness amid mixed statewide notes on winter conditions.
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Central City News
The Tale of the Turtle and the Witch Woman
A witch warns Solu and plans to leave. An alligator hides in a boat, swallows a pill to become a bird, but forgets the spell. The boat shrinks and the creature becomes a turtle with a shell. The witch caps the tale with Sapaddabra and leaves the tale to linger.
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Renin
Ain't It a Grand and Glorious Feelin
A fragmentary text appears to reference a title or song line with stray phrases about afternoons hosting and a hearing. Context is unclear but suggests a personal or local note rather than a full article.
Curious U S A photo sales and political praise turn noisy
Fragmented rants mix U S A photography sales for 25 cents a picture of Prince Murat’s bathroom with praise for Col E M House secretary Gordon Auchincloss in Paris. The piece veers into mock patriotism, school discipline gossip, postal history, and a Lydia E Pinkham advertisement.
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Mason City
Signal Corps
Nineteenth
Washington
Europe
America
Col. E. M. House
Gordon Auchincloss
Paris
Auchineloss
Col. House
Auchincloss
Principal refuses to resign as teachers threaten mass resignation
In Little Ferry New Jersey sixteen women teachers demanded the removal of Supervising Principal Herbert L. Wilbur or they would resign en masse. The board asked Wilbur to quit. he refused. He had served since September under a one year $2 000 contract. Police Chief Frinka was mentioned as older.
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Jones
Smith
Plymouth County
Plymouth
Ralme
Boses
Wiile
Wilbur
Hackensack
Board of Education
Camden
N. J
Herbert L. Wilbur
Little Ferry
Catten
Frinka
Be Careful in Using Soap on Your Hair
Advice against using most soaps on hair due to alkali drying scalp and making hair brittle. Recommends plain mole (mild) soap shaved from cake, sold cheap at drug stores, used with water to create rich lather. Claims it cleanses thoroughly, rinses easily, and leaves hair soft bright and manageable.
Welcome Awaits 2c Stamp Returns to Us Mail
The Christian Science Monitor notes a forthcoming return of the two cent postage stamp in June. The piece argues the warmth of welcome would grow if more people understood how much cheaper postage is now compared with a century ago.
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Christian Science Monitor
United States
Vinci advertised as strength booster for elderly
An old age health ad from Marlton New Jersey touts Vinci as a source of strength after illness. It features a 69 year old testimonial by John M Devitt praising Vinci for rebuilding his health and urges others to try it. The benefit comes from beef and cod liver peptones iron and manganese peptates and glycerophosphates. Ad copy claims it builds up weak systems and feeds blood. Also promotes Saxos Salve with a money back guarantee.
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John Devitt
Vinci
Marlton
N. J
John M. Devitt
Mr. Devitt
Wangler Bros. Co
C. J. Miller
P. S
Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Ad Appeals to Women
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble unseen. The ad claims Dr Kilmer Swamp Root restores kidney health and invites readers to request a sample bottle by mail from Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York. It notes medium and large bottles are sold at drug stores.
Periodic Bilious Attacks and Appetite Changes Reported
The notice describes periodic bilious attacks causing appetite loss before meals. It notes sufferers on Fifth and Witter Streets may skip meals and rely on light fare. It suggests Chamberlain's Tablets as a possible remedy to avoid these attacks.
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Witter
Jattack
Gold Medal Haarlem Capsules Against Rheumatism
An advertisement claims rheumatism stems from kidney toxin buildup. It urges immediate use of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem OH Capsules to cleanse kidneys, treat uric acid irritation, and restore urinary tract health, listing ailments like lumbago and sciatica and warning against imitations.
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Haarlem OH
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Lincoln
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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John HB. Brittain
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