Waterloo Evening Courier Ad Rates and Policies
Public notices and advertising details for the Waterloo Evening Courier list rates for daily and Sunday editions, carrier delivery, and prices. It notes payment terms, credit, and changes, plus staff and Associated Press affiliation. It mentions advertisement rules and the Munsey Building bureau and city correspondence.
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Waterloo Evening Corrier Me Crete
Pitt
W. HO Bartman
West Park Ave
Tel
John C. Martman
AW. Peverson, Treas
Gen'l Merconitar Ind Nartinae
Nadet Saen
Carrier
Madi
Citeide City
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ada i
Associated Press
Ostedice
Waterloo
Town
Hhe
Ain Ieee
Washington, D. C
Munsey Bldg
Dousherty
Philadelphia
Chicago Story
Brooks & Finley
Hep's
Trying a year to foster courtesy in American life
A hopeful column urges readers to show kindness and courtesy in daily dealings, arguing that small, friendly acts require little effort yet yield great personal and social dividends. It notes popular people often radiate warmth and that friendliness can be learned and practiced by anyone.
Sunken vessel raised by electrically aided dredge method
Engineers describe a method to raise a sunken ship using an electric wheel drive, water jets under high pressure to move wheels under the hull, steel cables under the wreck, and air tanks and pontoons to lift the vessel toward the surface before towing to a dry dock. The process requires skilled operation and multiple cables and tanks to support the hull.
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Ward
Start Something and Bridge to Prosperity in Crisis
An editorial urges immediate action to spur employment and production amid a looming downturn. It notes leaders promise prosperity but warns six to eight months demand readiness, urging public and private initiatives to “start something” and keep the wheels turning. The piece also discusses Wilson’s stance on the league of nations and Monroe Doctrine, immigration, and British sea power.
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America
Paris
Quita
League of Waliing
Detroit
League
United States
Japan
Lord Cecil
Cattle Sale Details From 1892 Carload
Scranton Journal recalls a 1892 cattle carload sold to Shannon Bros. & Co. in Chicago with 20 cattle weighing 16,480 pounds at 2 05 per hundred and an ante mal weighed 920 pounds at 1 per hundred. Marketing costs totaled 72.45 with a net 274.49 for H O Brown. The note mentions accompanying to Chicago and seeing a theater.
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Scranton
H. O. Brown
Shannon Bros. & Co
Chicago Livestock Commission
Brown
Chicago
Absorption of Digestive Nutrients in the Small Intestine
The article explains how the small intestine absorbs nutrients through villi and capillaries, with fats passing to lymphatics and sugars to the liver via the portal vein. It describes processing of albumen and glycogen, and notes fat distribution to lungs and tissues. Q and A sections discuss electricity use for neurasthenia and stomach fermentation relief.
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Soime
Spontaneity in Pleasure Impresses Businessman and Readers
A reader extols showing pleasure openly as a social virtue. The piece cites a busy businessman praising a young woman for spontaneous appreciation, noting formal thanks often lessen kindness. It urges readers to be unafraid to express genuine delight while avoiding excess as the motto Nothing in excess.
Puss and the Mirror Stuns Attic Puss
In a tale of a house mice fear of a lurking Puss the attic mice plot to dust a mirror to trick her. Puss leans toward another cat on the mirror, they clash and the mirror toppled trapping the rival and sending Puss fleeing down the stairs. The mice claim victory while the clever mouse who thought of the mirror is praised.
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Puss
Robin
Airplanes Used in Moonshine Raids Reported
Intelligence officers report that military aircraft are being deployed to spot distilleries and raid moonshine operations. A raid at a Mississippi distillery in Monroe County destroyed mash and about 250 gallons of alcohol.
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New Servior
Christian Science
Monitor
Payne Field
West Point
Davenport
Monroe County
What About Wheat
Minneapolis Journal analyzes pending wheat policy and the dilemma of paying farmers 1919 crop price guarantees while world demand and large U S production press the price downward. The piece questions who bears losses as exports compete with Canadian and other foreign wheat.
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Minneapolis Journal
Stop Neuralgia Pain With St. Jacobs Liniment Ad
An advertisement urges readers to obtain a trial bottle of St Jacobs Liniment from a drugstore. It claims instant relief from neuralgia pain and soreness by rubbing a small amount on the tender area, noting the remedy is harmless and does not burn or discolor the skin.
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Government must absorb war logs to restore normal food prices
The argument states the government should absorb war costs as a toll on taxes to stabilize wheat and overall food prices. It asserts victory demands a large 1919 crop and that moral pricing will rebound dollars, wages, and purchasing power, urging immediate western water housekeeping. It notes oyster farming potential from Hood Canal and Hood canal’s Japanese oyster viability.
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Europe
Oyster culture debated as Seattle aims to grow eastern oysters
In Seattle Washington a discussion highlights efforts to transplant eastern oysters to Pacific waters mirroring the east coast salmon program. The article notes regional experiments and challenges in adapting species to new marine environments.
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Seattle
Wash
Northwest
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules touted for kidney relief
An old advertise claim promotes Gold-Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues misattributed to female troubles. It asserts quick relief from back pain headaches indigestion and insomnia and suggests ongoing use for restored vigor. Imported from Haarlem Holland.
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De‘rangements
Asaou
Haarlem
Holland
Neolin Soles highly praised for durability by Omaha salesman
W H Kelley, a lumber salesman from Omaha, reports Neolin Soles lasted ten months on worn uppers and could endure ten more months of daily wear. He recommends Neolin soles for new shoes and repairs, noting they are made by The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company of Akron, Ohio along with Wingfoot Heels. Nedlin Soles trade marks and patents are cited.
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H. Kelley
Omaha
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
Nedlin
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Promise Digestive Help
The ad claims stomach upset stems from clogged bowels and promotes Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets to “arouse” liver and bowels for better digestion. It touts a gentle, non-purgative effect, promising relief from indigestion and unsettled appetite with a dose at bedtime, priced 10c and 25c.
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Edwards
Institute For Calomel
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