Waterloo Evening Courier display ad notice details
A historical newspaper clipping lists publication and circulation data for the Waterloo Evening Courier. It includes dates, pricing, and management names such as Hartman as President and Editor and A W Peterson as Secretary, Treasurer and General Manager, plus contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Cated Press
WOH. Hartman Co
Weee Park Ave
Hartman
A.W. Feterson
Sec Traan
Gen. Mgty
Waterioo
Iluwa
VITAU
Womsay
Dougherty
York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Ka & Finley
Mere
Contention Over Constantinople Shapes World Peace Talks
British ambassador Sir George Tuchanan warns that granting Constantinople and the Dardanelles to Russia or any power risks prolonging the war. He argues a neutral, internationally governed Constantinople would best secure lasting peace, free trade, and prevent future great power clashes. The view emphasizes the strategic and commercial stakes at the straits and predicts continued conflict if a decisive settlement is delayed.
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George Tuchanan
Russia
Great Britain
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Germany
Internacional
Kuasta
Berlin-to-Bagdad
Europe
Hellespont
Mediterranean
Asia
Tinta
Turk
Gallipati
Parepe
Turke
Berlin
Bowers
Belgium
Outlets and trade routes shaped by free nations
The text debates Russia and Germany gaining outlet and trade routes, arguing for a peaceful, free country arrangement. It mocks hunting fever and New Year antics, notes political figures like Marshall and Wilson, and contrasts U.S. governance with Britain led by Lloyd George amid reflective wartime sentiment.
Iowa Editors Wow About the Taxpayers and Legislature
The letter from Marshalltown Times-Republican and Sioux City Journal editors questions legislative favors, presses taxpayer concerns, and criticizes past anti pass laws that targeted newspapers. It urges readers to wake up this session and hold lawmakers accountable as a new year begins.
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Son Journal
Iowa
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Washingtons Farewell Address as a guide for isolation debate
A critique argues Washingtons Farewell Address frames isolation against League to Enforce Peace and weighs whether America should arm for a world role. It questions Europe’s interests and the need to choose a foreign policy direction amid European power plays.
Paradoxical Cupid Blunders and Quips From The Times
A quirky column notes paradoxes in romance and humor as jokes about mismatches yield lasting unions. It mocks headlines such as Jamon Balls and Ineugures, hints at Woodrow and international tensions, and forecasts recurring death and trouble alongside lightheartedity.
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Woodrow
Iowa
Bane
Sparrow trap design and campaign against English sparrows
An article describes a square and a funnel trap for English sparrows, details construction from No 20 wire netting and hardwood sticks, and notes high capture rates. It urges readers to trap or shoot sparrows and to report numbers quarterly, with addresses for more information.
Munsterbergs Estate and Birds in Argentina
Fort Dodge Messenger notes Hugo Munsterberg left an estate valued at only five thousand dollars yet his intellectual wealth endures. The piece reflects on wealth versus achievement and honors his contributions. Dubuque Times-journal cites Argentine data: birds consumed a billion tons of insects in a year, saving vast sums. Iowa bird numbers decline due to neglect and gun use, urging legal protection and feeding efforts.
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August Tschirky
Napanoch
N. Y
Munsterberg
Fort Dodge Messenger
Hugo Munsterberg
Harvard University
Koowledere
Nunsterburg
Manr
Dubuque
Feeding Birds in Winter A Humane Daily Practice
A simple winter task lines crumbs from the dining table to feeding areas where birds gather. The act supports wildlife and conserves resources tied to human food production.
Transfer of Danish West Indies Hailed by Atlantic Fleet Parade
The New York World notes the formal transfer to the United States will be marked by an impressive parade of the Atlantic fleet in St Thomas harbor. It questions which European nations with such a navy would have dared to seize the islands, given past Danish dealings.
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Pershing
New York Times
Wilwoy
Mexico
Queretaro
Washington
War Department
Villa
Gen. Pershing
Carranza
Parral
Carrizal
Columbus
United States Army
New York World
Pkeep The Big Item And The Lingerie Ring Costs
A Columbus item notes that wedding rings have evolved from plain gold bands costing 3 to 8 dollars to expensive pieces, while upkeep remains the largest ongoing expense. A Burlington Hawk Eye piece argues for eliminating all grade crossings to improve safety and comfort, despite high costs. Jeanette Rankin reportedly spent 687 on her congressional campaign, prompting praise for her talents. The New York World cites Virginia’s back taxes of 337900 on Thomas F. Ryan and implies congressional pork as a revenue substitute.
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Columbus
Unio
Vogue
Jeanette
Louisville Courier
Virginia
New York World
Thomas F. Ryan
Mr Fox’s Brave Tale Ends With Frazzled Pride
In a village scene Mr Fox boastfully recounts facing a lion and an elephant to curious Mr Rabbit and Johnnie Squirrel. He spins a tale of tying the lion with straps and exits into his house as rivals reveal themselves, leaving Fox hoping for a safer reputation.
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Mr. Fox
Mr. Rabbit
Johnie Squirrel
Johnnie
Johnnie Squirrel
Johnnile
Bir
Fox
Mr Fox
Ral
Mr. Lion
Jeannie Squirrel
Lion
Johanie Squirrel
Bennie Fox
Red
Father
Johnnda Squirrel
Reddy
Benntie
Bernie
McClure
St Jacobs Oil advertised as quick backache relief
An ad claims backache stems from lumbago or strains, not kidneys, and prescribes rubbing St Jacobs Oil for instant relief. It promises rapid disappearance of soreness and stiffness and urges a trial bottle from the druggist. The copy asserts the product is harmless and not skin-burning.
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St. Jacobs
Freezone corn remedy promoted in advertising
Cincinnati authority warns against corn cutting and promotes Freezone as a cheap treatment. A quarter ounce purchased from the drug store allegedly relieves pain and dissolves corn or callus without irritation, with the advertisement noting high heel wearers may find it useful.
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Cincinnati
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Ad Claim
An advertisement promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy for back pain. It touts daily use, claims a Dutch government charter, and urges buying only the genuine product from reputable druggists with guaranteed refunds.
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Haarlem
Holland
Netherlands
A Sure Way To End Dandruff
A method claims to dissolve dandruff with four ounces of liquid arvon applied nightly. After morning results, repeat three or four times to destroy all signs of dandruff. Itches stop and hair becomes fluffy glossy and soft.
Trex Quick Relief for Rheumatic Pain and Constipation
An advertisement touts Trex as a remedy for rheumatic pain and constipation. It claims Trex opens liver and bowels, purges fermenting stomach contents, relieves headaches dizziness feverishness and ditchy misery, and prompts full system drainage. Available for 25 cents at G J Miller or via He B Denton & Co.
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Montana
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Sioux City
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Joh Lovisville Courier Journal
Tom Lawson
Minneanous Journal
Atchison Glade
Cupid
Iika
Haven
George Washington
Lloyd- George
By-George
Death
Tarse
Walter Barton
Knoxville
Tenn
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C. Stephens
Mourningside College
Prank W. Marshall
G. O. Shields
Simpson Street
America
Wil
Bell-Ans
Sandman
Wales
Aotay
Scott
Scott’s
Fiuaul
Miller
Waterlon
Galloway Bros. & Co
Frank T. Hartman
Fifth and
Mulberry Streets
East Side
C. W. Bruner
Black Hawk Building
W. E. Patterson
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