Waterloo Evening Courier classifies advertising and notices
Waterloo Evening Courier shows standard newspaper boilerplate on republication rights, advertising policies, and masthead details. It lists Associated Press rights, post office class, and offices in New York Philadelphia Chicago with staff references and subscriptions pricing note.
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Heartman Co
West Yark Ave
Kel Tage
John C. Ishman
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Peterson
Ad Na
Associated Prova Ia
Republic Tion
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Dougherty
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Outlook of Hope Amid Economic Readjustment After War
The piece argues postwar stability promising for the nation, noting balanced finances, abundant raw materials, and falling prices. It cites wage reform needs, transportation improvements, bond issues, and cautious optimism, while highlighting political disputes over public interests and highway legislation.
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All
Weil
Uncle Sam
America
Canada
Taft recalls Roosevelt death warning on train visit
Des Moines Register recounts William Howard Taft describing a dying Theodore Roosevelt during an Omaha bound Stock Island train trip. Taft recalls Roosevelt's illness, loyalty, and wish to reconcile past frosty ties as he imagines a 1912 Republican nomination against Wilson.
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Peltan
Des Moines Register
Roosevelt
Stock Island
Omaha
William Howard Taft
Providence
Theodore Roosevelt
Theodor
Republican Party
Wilson
Theodore
Dia
Woodrow Wilson
Inquiries On Stepharitis And Eyelid Inflammation
A reader submits questions on Stepharitis eyelid inflammation and related eye conditions. Dr Currier explains causes symptoms and treatments noting crusts redness and potential scarring, and emphasizes early care and consulting a skilled oculist. The exchange includes a reader question about cold sores on the lip and a general medical guidance style.
Side Talks on Gossip and Self Control in Saints Lore
A reflective essay contrasts a monk praised for not speaking ill with the listener who enjoys hearing gossip. It likens tales from Lives of the Russian Saints to modern behavior, noting a woman who feigns piety while eliciting others to repeat scandals. It muses on rumor, hypocrisy, and Tolstoyan or Kiplingian echoes.
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Tomlinson
Jipling
Torlinson
Heaven
Hell
The Sandman Story
An eerie Christmas tale unfolds as Santa and townsfolk interact in a moonlit scene. Characters like Tack Vita and Mr Beesons react to a loud diner window bang while discussions hint at mischief and old fashioned holiday customs.
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Thorsgs
Beeson
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Fox and Rabbit Avoid Bear as Santa Plot Remains Secret
Mr. Fox and Jack Rabbit sneak home after planning to steal a cabbage for Christmas dinner and decide to keep Santa Claus' fake capture hidden from Mr. Bear. They worry Mr. Coon will press for details, and dismiss the idea of changing traditions, preferring the simple, old fashioned Christmas.
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Mr. Fox
Jack Rabbit
Mr. Possum
Tack Rabbit
Mr. Tear
Mr. Coon
Santa Claus
Bolshevism in War Time and Political Attacks in Iowa
A Burlington Hawk-Eye feature contrasts Bolshevik threats with patriotic sacrifice in World War I. The piece criticizes Senator La Follette for aiding the Bolshevik cause while urging unity against autocracy.
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Burlington
Robert M. la Follette
America
Iowa
Robert M. la Folietta
Iceland Declares Sovereignty as Denmark Salutes Flag
Reykjavik proclaims Iceland sovereignty with Denmark’s support and a naval salute from the Danish cruiser Iseland Falk. The ceremony marks Icelandic self determination while influenza limit festivities. Copenhagen hosts a banquet with Icelandic prime minister present as King Christian hopes for future ties.
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Copenhagen
Associated Press
Iceland
Reykjavik
Denmark
Islanis Falk
Tcelandic
M. Eggertz
Ireland
Christian
Vincl Strength Tonics Featured By Emma Britt
Emma Britt of Texarkana testifies Vincl boosts strength and eases nervous fatigue for housekeepers. Ad highlights Vincl ingredients beef cod liver peptones manganese compounds and glycerophosphates and endorses Wangler Bros. Co. and J. Miller druggists. Saxon Salve promises itch relief.
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Vincl
Téxarkana
Texas
Emma Britt
Vinci
Wangler Bros. Co
J. Miller
Millionaires Listed by New York Trust Statistician
A statistician for a New York trust company reports there are about 1.1 millionaires in the United States. The figure reflects a significant share of wealth concentrated among affluent individuals nationwide.
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New York
Freezone advertised as painless corn remover
A Cincinnati authority promotes Freezone as a painless corn remover. A few drops dry and loosen the corn including the root, lifting it out with no pain. A quarter ounce costs little and is sold at drug stores. Avoid cutting or picking at corns.
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Cincinnati
Dr King’s New Discovery Aimed At Colds and Coughs
Fifty continuous courses of relief for colds coughs and related illnesses are claimed by Dr King’s New Discovery. Grandparents parents and children have used it as a safe effective remedy. Sold by all druggists at 60c and 1.20.
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Regularity
Retarded bowel function disrupts daily duties and schedules. The text touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cleansing tonic that stimulates appetite and steadies stomach function. It claims the product is sold everywhere for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
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