Emrico Evening Courier Ad Rates and Distribution
Local weekly newspaper details its ownership, editors, and postal distribution. Offers advertising rates, private branch exchange, and European circulation points for The Courier in Europe with locations in London Paris Berlin and St Petersburg, plus foreign postage notes.
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Emrico Evening Courier
Associated Frew
WB. Haetmas Company
Repif
West Park Avenue
Joam C Maran
A.W. Perenson
Stc
y-Treas
Gen
Ngr
New York
Tribune
Fred B Luking
W. Allen
Ryening Cour
Hsw
Europ
Amencan Treteiers
Europe
Ty Green
Paris
Boulevard Des Cepucines
The Unemployed Army Plans Spring March on Washington
General Coxey seeks a 1 000 000 strong unemployed march starting April 16 and converging on Washington by May. New York reports 325 000 unemployed, while a national conference meets to build a program linking job seekers with openings and urging employers to spread demand evenly year round. The piece stresses the duty of government and citizens to pursue honest, orderly work opportunities.
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Coxey
Washington
New York City
Corey
National Conference On Employment
New York
Tepi
Sies
Iowa
Overhaul of Pure Food Laws Led by Civic Federation
A commission appointed by Seth Low to reform pure food and drug laws outlines priorities. Vincent Astor chairs the commission with Dr. Alsberg and others stressing sanitary and hygienic food control, inspecting production sites and supervising workers, especially for milk butter fish and shellfish to prevent contamination.
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Seth Low
National Civic Federation
Vincent Astor
New Com
Alsberg
Wiley
1 Bureau of Chemistry
Goldwater
New York
Samuel Gomepers
Health protection and legal reform themes in early 20th century writings
A collection of opinions condemns weak health protection in towns and rural areas, urging full-time county health officials and better sanitary controls. It also notes the American Academy of Jurisprudence, Taft and Parker in leadership roles, and discusses political ambitions, hotel modernization in Muscatine, and Billy Lorimer’s return to politics amid commentary on taxation and governance.
State official seeks burglar alarm system for Iowa treasurer
State treasurer of Iowa asks for a burglar alarm system aligning with routine requests from officials and the public. The note frames the concern as a common-sense security measure reflecting ordinary needs.
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Iowa
Ideas Of A Plain Man By Dr Prank Crane
A fragmented reminiscence on human limits and ingenuity, noting a clock and a speaker’s reflections. The narrator muses on tasks he cannot do and contemplates being seen by others, while wondering about the nature of human capability and the divine.
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Man
DR. Prank Crane
Mpa
Orattan
Look Back at Headlines and Jokes From The Iowan Press
A collage of editorials and column snips from Iowa papers comments on politics, suffrage, and public figures. Notable items include Billy Sunday in Pittsburgh, Englands view of women as persons, Mexican policy musings, and Jerry Sullivan as a long serving political figure with high pay and perks.
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Jerry
Ottumwa Review
Jerry Sullivan
New Orleans
San Francisco
Creston
A Neighbors Tribute to G R Crittenden
A neighbor honors George R. Crittenden of Waterloo for fifty nine years of civic service and moral integrity. He held many jobs from stock buyer to city engineer and justice of the peace. Generous and social, he spent later years soliciting shipments for C C Wyman. He died peacefully after lingering illness, leaving a vacancy in his neighborhood and memories of warm gatherings on his front lawn under old trees.
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Courier
George R. Crittenden
Waterloo
Northwest
Mr. Crittenden
Gessler
Tell
George VI
Congress
Grand
Farmers and the Parcel Post
Fragmentary notes describe farmers and parcel post issues in the Paiste department. The garbled text mentions weather, rates, and customers, with references to postal service conditions and deliveries.
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Paiste
Oise
Go To Church Sunday and its far reaching aims
The piece surveys Go-To-Church Sunday campaigns as a bold advertising effort pushing church attendance through banners posters and direct greetings. It discusses societal apathy excuses for not attending church and questions whether the movement will become a lasting habit rather than a spasm, urging reverent Sunday observance and moral renewal.
Tyrants and the urge to tyrannize in society
An opinion piece lampoons tyrants from Gessler to modern leaders and domestic rulers. It argues tyrants arise in homes and workplaces, mocking power with humorous, biting comparisons. The essay pleads for accountability and satire over arbitrary rule.
Box factories urged to supply light durable produce wrappings
The text notes a need for light, durable, neat farm produce receptacles sold near post offices. Oiled paper is seen as a hygienic first wrap. farmers show limited interest in parcel post but may value a better regulated service for truck farms. A debate over women's street crossing behavior is also referenced.
Woman Crosses the Street Question Sparks Tribune Letter
A reader to the New York Tribune demands clarity over remarks about women and society. The letter questions what is meant by women and calls for a calmer discussion of public conduct and gender roles.
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B. G
New York Tribune
the Tribune
Study Notes on Woman and Hen Silence
Fragmentary text discusses gendered symbols describing women and a hen as feminine and mysterious when alone, reflecting a dated cultural trope. The lines imply a comparative, selective meditation without concrete events or persons.
FARM SEPARATORS FOR DAIRY FARMS PROPOSED BY UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN
C E Lee of the University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture outlined many advantages of owning a cream separator. He noted minimal skim milk loss, reduced disease risk by on farm skimming, time saved by not transporting whole milk, and lower product handling requirements for farm dairies.
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Illinois
C. E. Lee
College of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
Poisoned Blood Cleansed And Health Restored
An advertisement extols a blood cleansing remedy, claiming it detoxifies impurities from undigested food, constipation, and inactive kidneys. It links the product to relief from rheumatism, catarrh, eczema, pimples, and anemia, urging readers to buy and request free advice from The Swift Specific Co. of Atlanta.
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Swift
Specifc Co
Atlanta, Ga
Farm Market Insight: Cream Yields Better Returns Than Milk
The note argues that cream commands a wider market and higher price than milk, suggesting farmers should focus on cream production to maximize profits on the farm. It implies market demand favors cream and may influence farming decisions.
Foley Kidney Pills Promise Quick Relief for Ailments
Advert says Foley Kidney Pills deliver rapid, reliable results for backache rheumatism and kidney and bladder troubles by restoring function to weakened organs. Sold by druggists nationwide.
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American Academy of Jurisprudence
William H. Taft
Alton & Parker
Root
James de Witt Andrews
Andrews
F. Prouty
Supreme Court
Muscatine
Iowa City
William Lorimer
Mr. Lorimer
Chicago
Billy
Bunday
Pittsburgh
Des Moines
Spirit OF the Iowa Press
Lote
Ottumwa Courier
Thas
Hite
Des Moines Register and Leader
Philadelphia
England
Sioux City Tribune
Billy Sunday
Still Sunday
Charles City Press
United States
Mexico
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Nevada
California
G. KR. Crittenden
Farmers and the Parcel
POST
Walter H. Rollins
Tallop
F. H. Latier
Lafayette Street
Fourth Street
Lafayette Building
4Th St
ROYAL
Evening Courier
East Fourth Street
Burch Brothers Co
Stewart and NuBone
Phono
Gee
Ralston
Buiding Modern
Syndicate Building
Pedersen
Consolidated Phone
Jefferson Street
Drs, Hildebrand
H. A. Boysen
Black
DR. I
Bazard
Black Hawk Bank
T. F. Thornton
Black's Building
C. J. Fullerton
R. E. Russell
James Black
DR. F. C. Liffring Osteopathic Physician
DR. Gerrit J. Bennett
West Fourth
Elmwood and Western
E. H. Knittle
Shores
DR. Bodwell
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