WATERLOG AND AD RATES FROM EVENING COURIER
A scanned Waterloo Iowa newspaper page includes advertising rates, policy notes, telegraph and office details, plus an editorial urging repairs to battle ships. The piece also covers Associated Press rights, circulation policies, and a brief Navy topic on Wyoming Utah Arkansas and Florida facing boiler issues.
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Hartman Co
Courier Bidg
Park Ave
Commercie St
John & Hartman
Eastor
Jackson McCoy
Treas
Wnd
Hall
Yall
Waterloo
Iowa
Menber
Associated Press
Pli News
Jocel News
Lerein
Audit Bureau
E. G. Dougherty
Washington, D. Gy
New York
Palladelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Boks & Finley
Rep's
Uncle Sam
Wyoming
Utah
Arkansas
Florida
Lin
Guantanamo
Cuba
Navy
United States
Gulf of Mexico
St Denis Dances For AVers
Ruth St Denis dances to Liebestraum in a union of art and life. The dancer, orchestra, and stage form one unit merging matter form motion color and sound into a single essence. The piece evokes infinity and immortality through Leibniz ideas as the audience feels unity and beauty.
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Ruth St. Denis
Liszt
St. Denis
Leibnitz
Blight Advance in Mint Safety
A Pennsylvania report shows 405 mine deaths last year, 19 fewer than the prior year, with none caused by gas or dust explosions. The record is praised as a 25 year high in safety and urged to continue reducing fatalities through a persistent safety movement.
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Pennsylvania
Town Legislature Endorses Mine Safety Bill
The mine safety bill, favorably considered by the Town legislature, reflects the method used in advancing regulatory reform.
In the Spotlight Women Cows and Pulman Porters
Edward Curry of the Pullman company discusses transport history and the shift from female carriers to hired porters. The piece notes wage increases for porters and pokes fun at social quirks while blending varied topics from hair trade to coin minting and typewritten letters. It references global trade, China England tensions, and a Nebraska railway commission ruling framing jail as a home.
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Edward ¥. Curry
Pullman Company
Mr. Carry
Pullman
Gallstone risks and home prevention tips emphasized
Dr. Brady outlines when gallstone symptoms warrant attention and promotes prevention through daily water intake of at least three pints, a high fruit and low meat diet, regular walking, and avoidance of constipation. He notes many gallstones occur in women, urges physical activity, proper teeth care, and typhoid linkage, while offering brief personal health advice and audience prompts for constipation guidance.
FRIEND WIFE BY ROB FULKERSON
A dialogue on farm life versus cinema shows Imogene and Andrew debating pastoral film depictions. The piece lampoons modernized farmers, city influences, and changing rural gender roles while lamenting old-time farm life and courting customs.
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Friend Wife
Rob Fulkerson
Cyrenus Cole Hylan Row Highlights Food Price Debate
Iowa editor Cyrenus Cole clashes with New York Mayor Fiorello Hylan over food pricing and rail rates. The New York Times notes Cole backs Hylan on reducing rates while warning blanket rate cuts risk railroad receivership. The piece lauds Cole as a practical voice for farmers and consumers.
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Cyrenus Cole
Hylan
Des Moines
New York City
Ole
Iowa
New York Times
Cole
Hyisn
New York
Maibing
the Times
Mr. Cole
Tiylan
Front Steps Clerk Ally Heads to County Courthouse
A lively quote describes a father figure known for persuading farmers to vote for him as county clerk. The speaker urges haste to avoid missing the upcoming comedy before the movie, inviting others to join.
The Happy Warrior as a Moral Ideal in Verse and Life
The piece argues Wordsworth and Kipling frame the Happy Warrior as an aspirational ethic. It praises the invincible soul that endures life’s trials, rejects fate’s complaints, and remains loyal to a guiding ideal, regardless of circumstance.
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William Wordsworth
Rudyard Kipling
Woodhow Wilson
Wordsworth
Jiyon
Jongs
Sulev- Bach
Enduring values and serenity seek worthy ideal
Fragmentary text echoes a call to endure values and verities and to attain serenity through an ideal worthy of the best within us. The phrasing suggests a moral or reflective column, with emphasis on character and virtue guiding conduct.
Love Story of Doheny and Marshalltown Bride Told
The account recalls Carrie Betzold, a Marshalltown girl who became Edward L. Doheny’s wife. A telephone operator and gracious long distance worker, she attracted the oil magnate, leads to marriage, and a lavish Los Angeles home. Doheny’s fortune grew as the couple’s life unfolded with family ties, a private secretary for Mrs. Doheny, and ongoing partnership in business ventures.
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Edward Doheny
Marshalltown
Carrié Betzold
Edward L. Doheny
Doheny
Nove Lises
Carrie Betzold
Iowa Central Railway
Harriet I. Milhiser
Harry *T. Fisher
Fremont
Waterloo
Milhisers
Betzald
Telephone Company
Carrie Betzard
jAdant
Hoa
Dekeny
Midas
Onyx
Chester Places
Los Angeles
The Sandman Story by Mrs. 4 Walker
A farm tale contrasts a handsome new duck with old Miss Duck. The newcomer stirs vanity and idleness, but Miss Duck stays diligent. When the farmer notices eggs, Miss Duck’s wisdom proves her value and the others begin to work.
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Sandman
Mrs. 4. Walker
Miss Duck
Drake
Old Miss Duck
Mr. Drake
Hon
Gress
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Copyright 1923
Questions about animal kicking forward and birds broodings appear in Burroughs Nature Club Notes. Answers tease future nature notes and discuss goldfish care and skunk cabbage bloom, with caution on amateur remedies and details on spadix spathe and seed formation.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Birds Reach Unusually High Altitude In Andes
The conder has been observed reaching 26 008 feet above sea level in the Andes per Humboldt. The bird does not remain at these heights, but descends suddenly to sea level, undergoing drastic atmospheric pressure changes.
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Humboldt
Andes
Brain Tests by Sam Loud: Bird Trade Profit Puzzle
A butcher bought 100 fowl for 200 dollars split among chickens at 1.24 each with 24 cents profit, ducks at 2.04 each with 44 cents profit, and turkeys at 2.68 each with 1 dollar profit per bird. Total profit 42.50. determine investment split among chickens ducks and turkeys. The word MOLESTATION.
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America
China
Alta
Andre da Fottquiteres
Love
Teve
Andre de Fonquieres
England
Nebraska Railway Commission
William Brady, M.D
Newspaper Servicey
Bob
Goyal
D. van C
Brady
Imogene
Andrew
Nix
Dobbins
San-Bonnsted
Turkey
Kat Homo
Kankakee
Agricultural College
Mit
Converea
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Atinneapolis
Jin Fee
Mde
Mees
Ane
Fea
Epyriahys
Vetus
Abe Martin
Algonquin
Artie Small
Sam
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