Waterloo Evening Courier and Tri-Weekly Edition
The Waterloo Evening Courier announces editions published in Waterloo Iowa with New York and Chicago offices listed. It notes foreign postage, advertising rates, and distribution details and carries a digest of editorials, short ballot politics, and local educational plans.
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Blocking Education and the Road Problem
Rural education hinges on road quality as a Manchester Iowa farmers institute argued. Speakers urged passable roads to enable school consolidation but balked at reform due to current road conditions in Iowa, raising legislative questions about investing in infrastructure to secure students’ educational rights.
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Farmers’ Institute
Manchester
Towa
Berlin Doctor Claims Tuberculosis Cure
A Berlin doctor Dr Friedmann reports a preventive and cure for tuberculosis using injections of living nonvirulent bacilli from cold blooded animals. American consul general A M Thackara cites cautious opinion while experts remain skeptical about permanence and reproducibility. The public awaits further proof and wider access to the treatment.
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Pigeons and Pledges Populate The Iowa Notices
A collection of brief state items notes a lost Senate chance for Lorimer and Judge Archbold, pigeon farming as a money source for lads with nest boxes, and a sharp jab at lawyers versus contractors and editors as doers in Kansas and Davenport comments.
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Webster City
Freeman-Tribune
Archhbald
United States Senate
William Lorimer
Governors Vision for Economic Ground and Better Life
The governor expressed belief that people in Iowa and across states can work out problems so new solutions will establish firmer economic footing and lift citizens to higher ideals of life and happiness.
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The Many Happinesses in Life by Ruth Cameron
The author reflects on types of happiness from pleasing others to self approval. A friend chooses staying home over travel to preserve self approval, suggesting inner peace comes from approving of oneself rather than seeking praise. The piece cites Du Maurier and Trilby to illustrate self-approval’s depth and value.
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du Maurier
Trilby
Ruth Cameron
War on Home Study by Parents and Schools
Cedar Rapids Gazette reports Cleveland officials and the Congress of Mothers clash over home study. Critics blame curriculum frills and homework for harming health. proponents argue structured home duties aid educated growth and prevent idleness.
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Cleveland
Municipal School League
Congress of Mothers
Children Should Work and Learn at Home Says Advocate
A speaker argues that youth should be required to work and study rather than roam the streets. He favors balancing work, play, and education, noting many children succeed with home study and that proper development needs both effort and leisure.
McComb City High School and Illinois Central Rail Plan
In McComb City Mississippi a cooperative program links high school with Illinois Central Railroad shops. Student apprentices earn 12 to 18 dollars monthly while studying and working, four years of combined schooling and shop experience prepare them for college or skilled trades. Officials praise the plan as feasible and beneficial.
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Ilinois Central Railroad
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Obituary of Theodore Drew with long West to Dakotas life
Theodore Drew born January 13 1832 in Southeast Putnam County New York later moved to Fairfield County Connecticut. He married twice and had several children before dying January 12 1913 at Canton South Dakota while living with his daughter. He was an active Christian and longtime member of First Baptist Waterloo. Burial was at Elmwood Cemetery with services by Rev E A Valliant.
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Putnam County
Danbury
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Fairfield County
Derby
Sarah A. Birdsye
Nora
Daviess County
Rosella Hubbell
Shelton
Waterloo
Elmwood Cemetery
A. Valliant
First Baptist Church
Valuable Bulletins Free to Farmers
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station at Ames issues Circular No. 6 on silage feeding for livestock written by Prof. W H Pew John M Byvard and Prof H H Kildee. Another bulletin by Dr L H Pammel lists unlawful Iowa weeds and methods to exterminate them.
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W. H. Pew
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Animal Husbandry
Iowa State College
John M. Byvard
H. H. Kildee
Iowa
L. H. Pammel
Brass bands unite towns and politics in comic sermon
A humorous sermon extols brass bands as vital to civic life and ceremonies while roasting poor bands and high prices. It laments small towns losing population to cities, advocating a 25 cent per practice fee until bands learn harmony, then $60 per show.
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Iowa State College Extension Reports Hog Cholera Bulletin
The extension department at Iowa State College issued a bulletin on hog cholera detailing causes symptoms and prevention methods written by Dr. J D Clina. Bulletins available by request to Director C F Curtiss Ames Iowa. Iowa patents awarded to Iowans for the week ending January 14 1918 include cultivator blade water jacket combined pulverizer and leveler and antiskidding tire armor among others.
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Iowa State College
J. D. Clina
C. F. Curtiss
Ames
Iowa
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Moines
T. V. Barnard
W. A. Belake
Webster City
C. F. Clawson
Burlington
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Eldora
D. Fasold
Keswick
A. Haller
Sioux City
P. A. Mulphy
O. E. Orndoff
Cannell Bluffs
Tee
W. Pruess
West Branch
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a fast remedy for sour gas, indigestion, heartburn, and dyspepsia. It claims relief within five minutes and urges readers to keep a fifty cent case at home, describing the product as harmless and effective.
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Inventor Claims New Fluid Rhigolene Produces Light Heat
George A. Black sends the Courier a Los Angeles Tribune description of rhigolene a new fluid that claims to produce light heat and cold. The plant making it also produces gasoline for under two cents a gallon. Inventor W C Cutler is described as a scientist and well known to Courier readers.
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W. C. Cutler
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