Courier Advertisements and Travel Notice Summary
The Waterloo Evening Courier lists publication details and advertising rates, with a classified rate of four cents per line and a minimum charge. It notes mailing and circulation practices, post office registration, and private branch exchange contacts. The piece also announces European access points for travelers to read the Courier in Paris London and Berlin via American Express offices.
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Paty Sanday
Err
M. Martmaw
West Park
Manrasax
Pereason
Kec'y-Trese
New York
Tribune
Alfred B
Tribune Building
A.W. Allen
Opaccorh Courier
City - Courier
Prine
Waterion
Laws
Courier
Europe
Waterloo Evening Courier
Trafalgar Building
Northcumberland Avenue
American Express
Harket
Dawe's Steamship Agency
Green Street
Paris
Boulevard Des Capucines
Place de L'Opera
Rue Scuibe
Bertin
Unter den Linden
Keeping Cupid in a Pen Shows Dads Failing to Curb Romance
A satirical piece argues that strict parental control drives daughters toward elopement and romance. It compares a Kentucky father's $200 reward for a runaway daughter and ban on marriage licenses to dam the stream of love. It urges allowing freedom within decency to foster better judgment and reduce illicit schemes.
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Cupid
Kentucky
Ohio
Gman
Roosevelt Announces Bid for President With Definite Commitment
The formal declaration by Cal Roosevelt confirms his candidacy for president with a frank, unqualified statement. The Courier notes sincerity among Taft Roosevelt Cummins contenders, praising Roosevelt for voluntary entry on equal footing with others.
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Cal. Roosevelt
Taft
Roosevelt
Cummins
Courier
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt’s Presidential Hopes Amid Political Clash
The piece weighs Roosevelt as a strong, honest leader with a popular record and broad appeal, while noting the third term issue and GOP opposition. It mentions push for reform, potential nomination timing, and contrasting campaigns in Des Moines with taft’s upcoming speaking drive and a playful jab at an Anantas club idea.
Snow Storm Warning as Spring Teases Arrival
Weather notes warn of another late season winter storm shortly after midweek. Forecasters expect accumulating snow, gusty winds, and slick travel conditions across several counties. Residents are urged to prepare, check infrastructure, and stay tuned for updates.
Spirit of Tile Iowa Press Debate Stances Across Papers
Iowa newspapers discuss Taft Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson positions on the 1912 race. Columns from Tama News Davenport Democrat Humboldt Republican and others criticize or defend candidates, noting Wilson’s ring hat line, Proudfoot’s record on primary reform and parole salaries, and Iowa’s stance to support their own candidate as the state weighs national figures.
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Proudfoot
Humboldt
Commerce Counsel
Railroad Commission
Board of Parole
Supreme bench appointment prompts cross party praise
The article argues that President Taft would have few Democratic judges on the supreme bench if he appointed only party members, noting that the nation cares little for judges' politics and would applaud appointments that ignore party lines.
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Taft
The
Oli Als. Dubuque Times-Journal
White
Slippery talk and curious quips on juries
An array of humorous quotations touches on women serving on juries and social economy. Witty exchanges about law, fashion, journalism ambitions, and steel traps of daily life unfold in a collage of newspaper gag lines and commentary from periodicals.
Rural School Social Centers and the Law of Love
Discussion urges rural schools to host social gatherings and domestic science classes to keep youth on farms. Proposes sewing and dietitians, neighborhood fairs, and manual training to showcase farming value and community improvements. Ends with a poetic excerpt by Richard Chenevix Trench.
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Richard Chonevix Trench
Personal Style and Monograms in Everyday Life
Ruth Cameron argues that distinctive personal style in possessions like notepaper handkerchiefs gloves and stockings expresses individuality and saves time. She notes women using consistent monograms and a chosen look to reduce decision fatigue and reflect personality rather than passing fashion.
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Dora
Hindustan
Ruth Cameron
Physician uses chloroform to ease fire victim’s agony
Portland dispatch reports Grand Trunk wreck at North Yarmouth where fireman Arthur Corliss remained trapped as flames neared him. Dr Edgar E Barker crawled through wreckage and grain to supply a handkerchief soaked with chloroform, ensuring relief amid debate on the doctor’s actions.
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Webster City
reeman-Tribune
Portland
Maine
Grand Trunk Railroad
North Yarmouth
Arthur Corliss
Corliss
Edgar E. Barker
Portand
How to Make Better Cough Syrup at Home
A pint of cough syrup can be made for about $2.50 using sugar syrup and Pinex. Mix one pint sugar with warm water, add 214 ounces Pinex, store in a pint bottle, and take a teaspoonful every one to three hours. The formula claims quick relief, appetite stimulation, and a pleasant taste, with a money-back guarantee.
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Norway
United States
Canada
Inex Co
St. Wayne
Ind
Cummins Seen Benefiting From Roosevelt Taft Split
Des Moines and Washington dispatches report Iowa Republicans see Senator Cummins gaining as Roosevelt and Taft clash. Rumors of Cummins withdrawing fade. analysts state he could emerge as a feasible third man if the convention splits, with Des Moines officials and Governor Carroll weighing in on the dynamics and likely outcomes.
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Washington, D. C
Senator Cummins
Iowa
Des Moines
R Rosevelt
Taft
Roosevelt
Cumming
Cummins
W. C. Hayward
Hayward
Carroll
John Briar
Howard Clark
Contained a Man’s Suffering Cited as Reason for Commendation
A statement argues against judging a man’s actions during extreme agony, praising his conduct as commendable for preventing a death by slow burning when relief was available, asserting such sentiment lacks common sense.
Greene Woman Injured In Fall At Home In Greene
Mrs. Barr, elderly resident with daughter Mrs. Miles Marsh on Fifth street, fell on Sunday morning, breaking her arm injuring her back and suffering bruises. She is in critical condition as physicians and family rush to aid her. The report also includes local real estate transfers in Waterloo and surrounding area.
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Luke Lea
Senate
Ike Stephenson
Printers’ Trust
Anantas
Springs
Spirit OF
Iowa Press
Ginger
Marshalltown Times - Republican
Col
Tama News
Davenport Democrat
Tansevelt
Chan
Istumwe Courier
Woodrow Wilson
Kansas City
Dminal
Wilson
Cornell
Towa
Cummina
Flubdub
Puck
la Follette
Foley
H. W. Taggart
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co. Smith, Lichty & Hillman Co
Morris W. Stroud
East Waterloo
Wm. Stobalfaldt
Alvin C. Fox
Troxel
Charles H. Eccleston
J. Geo. Walz
Ricker & Bramober Land Co
Lovina E. McDowell
Joshua Barney
Geo. Bodell
Minnie G. Meyer
Galloway-Gibson Investment Co
G. W. Rahe
Galloway
W. R. Walker
Hicks
Capacine
Hileman & Gindt Escen‘twranisnea
Gaa EK
F. H. Latier
Lafayette Street
Fourth Street
Evening Courier
Lafayette Building
4Th St. E
Brown
West Waterloo
C. M. Wray
M.D
First National Bank
E. T. Jaynes
M. D
SUIFE
Black Hawk
Franklin St
Robert G. Dakin
Biua
Waterloo
Gerritt J. Bennetts
Elmwood and Western
Edgar H. Knittle
Hye
Bank
Carl Bickley
Cecil Bickley
West Fourth Street
F. C. Liffring
Lafayette
DR. Bodwell
Osteopathic
F. M. Isom, M. D
E. B. Hadley
Ralston
C. D. Pedersen
Farma
Khone
Jefferson Street
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