Evening Courier and Associated Press Waterloo edition
The Evening Courier is published in Waterloo Iowa with president treasurer and manager listed. It notes foreign locations for American travelers in Europe and lists offices in New York and Chicago, plus telephones and postage details. It emphasizes circulation size and advertising rates and directs inquiries to the Courier’s European offices and branches.
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Associated Prema
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W. Dod. Harthad Company
Seplits
West Park Avenue
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New York
Tribune
Alfred
Lukens
Chikiago
W. Allen
Len
Massager
Courler
Yeas
Cotrie
Waterloo
Iowa
Kourier Pavate
Courier
Europe
Bes
Ndon
Trafalgar Building
Northcumberland Avenue
American Express Ciffler
Haymarket
Dawes Steamship Agency
Green Street
Boulevard Des Capucines
Corer Place de l'Opera
American Express
Rue Scribe
Berlin
Unter den Linden
Petersburg
Nevsky Prospekt
The Godfathers of Real Crime Analysis and Appeals
A critical essay condemns wealthy offenders and judges who favor the rich over the poor. It cites Lucius N Littauer and a federal judge’s lenient handling of a diamond tiara smuggling case, arguing elites escape punishment while the underclass faces jail. It likens modern judges to Jean Valjean and calls for accountability.
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United States
Lucius N. Littaner
Edwin 8. Thomas
Litfauers
Littauer
Edwin
Thomas
Peres
Jean Valjean
Jean Valjeans
Pan Ie
Trime Jy
McDevitt Fails to Secure Capitol Niche for Statue
A Wilkesbarre millionaire, Jane Jay McDevitt, tried to win Congress support for a niche in the national capitol to house a statue of himself. The plan, with a special train band and procession, drew mixed reactions and hints of underestimation by Speaker Clark. Observers note the nation has yet to honor fools with a formal monument.
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Jane Jay” McDevitt
Wilkesbarre
Congress
National Capitol
Kane Reet
Clark
McDevitt
Spirit of the Iowa Press notes and Iowa political sketch
A collage from the Spirit of the Iowa Press highlighting editorials and notable remarks. It mentions the Republican party should organize along progressive lines, comments from Sioux City Journal on butter prices, Mrs S J Kirkwood at age 93, wives of Iowa governors still active, and Senator Coulinting's view that voters should trust their conscience despite opposition from radical wire-pullers.
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Charles City Intelligencer
Republican Party
Sioux City Journal
Harlan Republican
New York
S. J. Kirkwood
Carroll Herald
Iowa
Samuel J. Kirkwood
Kirkwood
He City
Carpenter
Gear
Larrabee
Sheldon
Coulinting
Hug Anders
Ideas of a Plain Man and the Universal Index
A speaker described as a blond man with spectacles proposes a universal indexing system. He envisions classifying all human knowledge from art to law to geography, creating a card catalog and cross references so any fact can be quickly located. He seeks funding, but the audience departs as he acknowledges the project’s high cost.
Lincoln Birthday Revered Across States in February
The piece reflects on Abraham Lincoln's birthday as a national occasion, praising his legacy and urging honesty and purity in politics. It notes schools teach Lincoln, politicians reflect on his principles, and Lincoln’s leadership stemmed from steadfast ideals rather than pandering to delegates.
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Abraham Lincoln
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Lincoln
United States
Preventing Disease and a Pension Reward
Sioux City Tribune notes renewed focus on disease prevention and medical research as a cornerstone of modern health care. The piece contrasts Chinese practices with American efforts, praising prevention science and funding that protects human life and longevity. It also highlights Theodore Penning of the Northwestern railway, retired on a pension of 13 dollars 75 cents monthly, praising his decades of faithful service and suggesting the pension encourages continued dedication among workers.
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Sioux City Tribune
Burlington Hawk-Eye
Theodore Penning
Northwestern Railway Company
The Evening Chit Chat by Ruth Cameron
An aunt recounts Mary and Jim siblings with opposite fates. Mary, frail since infancy, lives by careful self care, while Jim, healthy by appearance, dies after years of neglect and overwork. The piece argues health is a delicate machine needing maintenance while the healthy overlook it.
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Ruth Cameron
A Moment of Fun and Courtin Lantern Light
A Kansas farmer finds a neighbor’s farm hand with a lantern late at night, saying he is courting. The farmer jokes that he would never court with a lantern, and the man retorts by moving off. The piece weaves humorous exchanges and brief vignettes from newspapers.
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Kansas
Don’t neglect your stomach with Mi o na tablets advert
An old advertisement promotes Mi o Na Stomach Tablets for indigestion and stomach upset. It claims rapid relief and digestive system strengthening. The ad offers money back from Wangler Bros. Co. If no benefit is seen. It emphasizes taste and daily dosing. It targets headaches dizziness and colon pains as symptoms.
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Wangler Bros. Co
Human standard for machines echoes in value health tribute
The passage extolls evaluating mechanical inventions by human standards, arguing that the best tribute is giving machines intelligent understanding akin to that given to a new automobile or a watch, as the yardstick by which all others are measured.
Salaries Paid Among Movie Picture Stars
New York reports that salaries in the theatrical business and especially for motion picture directors have soared as the art evolved. D W Griffith, Thomas H Ince, and Mack Sennett are cited as leaders with high weekly or annual earnings, while the director’s role determines a picture’s success or failure.
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New York
Ananias
D. W. Griffith
Mutual Film Corporation
Thomas H. Ince
Kay Bee
Mack Sennett
Keystone
Griffith
Ince
Sennett
Donts For Grain Dealers From H A Foss Address
H A Foss weighmaster of the Chicago Board of Trade gives 17 donts for elevator managers using scales. He warns against cheap scales, wooden foundations, improper foundations, missing drains, cistern pits, poor installation, splices, undersized scales, lacking roofs, inaccessible hopper scales, misleveled beams, out of level scales, dirt in pits, infrequent weight tests, abused hang weights, and unqualified tinkering by non experts.
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Grain Dealers
H. A. Foss
Board of Trade
Chicago
Oldest New York teacher retires after sixty five years
Nathan Perry Beers, said to be the oldest living New York state school teacher, is ninety one and retired ten years ago after a sixty five year career. He began teaching at fourteen, becoming perhaps the state's youngest teacher at first appointment.
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New York State
Nathan Perry Beers
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