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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1912

Page

2

Waterloo Evening Courier and Tri-Weekly Courier details

Public notice announcing Waterloo Evening Courier publication details. Includes ownership EMERY MH Hartman Company and staff roles, New York and Chicago offices, circulation claims, advertising rates, and international newsstand presence in Europe with listed locations.

Waterloo Courier Associated Pres EMERY MH. Hartman Company Park Avenue Hanrwas W. Perenson y-Treas Mgr New York Tribune Alfred B. Lukens Chicago A. W. Allen City Courier Post Ofice Lowe Adscent Sword Tess Courier Frimte Europe Waterloo Lvening Abou Trafalgar Building Northumberland Avenue American Express Petersburg Nevsky Prospekt

Waterloo urged to join financial stability movement

Local appeal invites every man in the state to join a new financial stability club by paying a $1.00 fee. Funds support campaign expenses, with L. H. Bush of Des Moines as treasurer and vice presidents in numerous Iowa cities. The piece argues Waterloo should lead the state in boosting financial stability to prevent slumps and idle periods, promising benefits to the city.

L. H. Bush Des Moines Ames Iowa City Fort Dodge Burlington Davenport Cedar Rapids Decorah Marshalltown Dubuque Mason City Boone Creston Keokuk Red Oak Waterloo Courier J.M. 8

National Citizens League Presses Banking Reform

The Courier endorses a nonpartisan drive to reform the currency system through the National Citizens League. Seven principles outline cooperative banks, protection of credit, bank independence, liquidity, elastic currency, five bill exchange legalization, and international banking ties. Iowa forms a state branch led by R. Z. Fleming of Des Moines as president with local funding to support the campaign.

America National Citizens’ League Nease Iowa R. Z. Fleming Des Moines

Capudine Headache Remedy Adverts

The notice promotes Hicks Capudine as a universal headache treatment claiming fast relief for heat cold grip stomach trouble and nervous headaches. It asserts Capudine clears colds feverishness aches and nervousness and restores normal condition. Availability stated at drug stores.

Capudine Ste

Quotation on Crime Rates Across Centuries

The writer notes census figures showing 16 personal crisis reports per 100000 in 1510 versus 16.5 in 1909, arguing newspapers cover vast populations and many calamities. It remarks that this applies to murders and other dramatic events as well.

Air travel ahead and political barbs in the press

The article notes near-future regular air service and a Berlin record of three passengers plus the aviator in 95 minutes. It critiques cleanliness in cities, questions Philippine costs, and analyzes Roosevelt’s strength and Bryan’s fear citing Oklahoma and Bevan.

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Political Puns and Tombstones in Iowa Press Mix

A compendium of light political quips and gossip from Iowa papers noting Roose velt Cummins ticket ideas, jokes about politicians long dead, cheaper tombstones, and vaudeville price comparisons. References include Verar Rapids Gazette Iowa J uranite Dealers Association Dubuque Telegraph-Herald and council bluffs nonpareil.

Yer Moines Iowa Juranite Dealers’ Association Jess Iowa Dubuque

Chances on being young and the drink cure

The piece discusses moving toward a state home or hospital for care of the drink problem, noting how many men have been forced to Knoxville for rehabilitation over the past five years and the hoped benefits for families. It also critiques Prof Holden as partisan and outlines a proposed civil service plan for postmaster elections with competency exams and public choice.

Towa Mason City Denison Pulletin Prouty Iowa Civil Service Penison

Fragments of humor and quotes from 1900s papers

Odd snippets include curses at an O'Neil street transfer point and quips from Chicago papers. The collection blends jokes about desks and cigars, a sunken calendar poem about Janet, a motor mortgage gag, and light social observations from Picked Up and Lippincott's with playful banter and news-style witticisms.

O'Neil Street Lake Front Evanston Indiana Line

Gat Out of the Rut Ad Sells The Wrecker Mention

An Evening Courier want ad quotes Robert Louis Stevenson on the dull life bred by single work. It urges readers to break routine and seek activity beyond sedentary comfort and overindulgence.

Robert Louis Stevenason

Purity Sunday and the Call for Chaste Life Lessons

Dr. J. C. Stevenson outlines purity as a life choice linking love to virtue. He argues abstinence from intoxicating companionship, advises against risky social dances, and urges both single and married readers to uphold chastity.

Words I Love in English Expressive Vocab Talk

The narrator argues language is a musical medium, praising serene tranquil and saffron as powerful words. He extols rose over pink for poetic color and contemplates sharing favorites in a future symposium on language beauty.

Iowa and Manufactures Fail to Draw Factory to Cedar Rapids

Doubtful Telegraph-Herald argues Cedar Rapids and Davenport compete for a new electrical supply factory. Davenport benefits from river access and lower freight costs, while Cedar Rapids faces higher input and output expenses. The piece accuses railroads of isolating Iowa from manufacturing by favoring long-haul traffic and forcing focus on agriculture.

Doubuove Telegraph-Herald Cedar Rapids Davenport Iowa Mississippi River

Views of the People on Chief Dinneen Case

A Waterloo citizen protests the link between Mrs. Jackson's past and Chief Dinneen's guilt. The letter argues the public wants to know who guards their families, insisting the independence of Civil and legal matters is essential to the case.

Public official under question amid scandal and moral concerns

A Waterloo correspondent questions public official conduct amid a prostitution scandal and argues past actions do not prove current guilt. The letter urges neutrality and hints more individuals may be implicated if wrongdoing is proven.

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