Waterlooo Evening Courier notice and addresses
Published daily except Sunday by the Waterloo Evening Courier company. Circulation details and advertising rates. European office locations listed in London Paris Berlin and St. Petersburg with entries for American Express offices and travel-related access.
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Beloo Evening Courier
Maabet
Sunde
R. Hartma
West Park Avenue
Jems
Haxrean
W. Peterson
Gen. Mgr
New York
Tribune
Alfred B. Lukens
Courier
Tri-Wheely Mostey
Waterloo
Koon
Cal
Europe
Waterloo Evening Courier
London
Trafalgar Building
Northcumberland Avenue
American Express
Haymarket
Dawe's Steamship Agency
Green Street
Peria
Boulevard Des Capucines
Cornet Place de Vopera
Rove Scribe
Berlin
Unter den Linden
St. Petersburg
Publicity boiler plate blamed for US to Canada migration
A senate lobby probe into Canadian publicity in US papers labeled boiler plate ads a factor in drifting American farmers to Canada. Ottawa data show six years with 618,112 US migrants to Canada vs 549,000 returning to the US, yielding a net gain of 5,793. The piece notes boiler plate and ready print materials pushed by parties and argues U.S. losses and state concerns, urging tighter disclosure and fair advertising rules. It cites Nebraska and Indiana laws and discusses fashion impacts from plume regulations.
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Senate
United States
Indianapolis News
Senate Lobby Committee
Dominion
Canada
Europe
Focal
Ottawa
Wood
North
Nebraska
Indiana
Paris Bowl Trade Show Highlights War on Bird Imports
The Paris Bowl showcases the critical role of American trade in fashion and style while noting a strict port exclusion on the import of wild bird plumage. The piece frames Paris as a center for luxury goods and international commerce, highlighting regulatory limits on exotic plumage.
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Paris
Sinea
Easter Bonnets and Christmas Bills in State Press
Across Iowa newspapers satirize political moves with jokes about Easter bonnets and Christmas bills. The Sioux City paper notes the season’s irony, while Marshalltown mocks the presidents soft talk to trusts. Cedar Rapids calls the ice inspector plan a needless job.
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Sioux City Tribune
Ideas Of A Plain Man By Dr Frank Crane
The piece argues reform starts with marriage and childbearing. It stresses preserving romantic affection and family life, condemns crude regulation of beliefs, and suggests societal improvement and property-law reforms, like abolishing hereditary property, as paths to better procreation.
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Frank Crane
Benevolence Shows Hopeful Rise in 1913 Giving
The article notes benevolence in 1913 topped 300 million dollars in the United States with Britain far behind. Education and religion receive large shares, while church benevolence mobilizes sympathy for causes, including sociological work, disaster relief, and public institutions. Notable gifts include cement makers funding an ocean to ocean highway, Freeman’s 3 million for orphans, Simon’s 3.5 million to his workers, and Rockefeller’s 3 million for farmer education and mortgage loans.
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John Diske Hins
America
Great Britain
Ohio
Omaha
Red Cross
Freeman
Binghamton
N. Y
Henry Simon
Scott
Florida
John D. Rockefeller
United States Department, of Agriculture
Salvation Army
Record? Then Some Muscatine Journal Mischief on Record
A jumble of quotes and satirical snippets from multiple papers comments on liquor records, political figures, and local governance. The collage touches on Vollmer in the Second district, presidency in Mexico City, Democrats and the DilLiot, trust studies, concealed weapons laws, and canal zone governor rumors, ending with humor from jokes and cartoons.
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Vollmer
Tay
Son
Snowballs and Mischief in Winter Play
A playful essay compares snowball throwing to mischief and social scorn, detailing effects on hats, windows, and railroads. It notes the joy of benign targets like plugs hats and lamplights while warning against property damage and urban disruption. The piece juxtaposes childish mischief with broader social consequences.
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Phan
Sahara
Timbuctoo
Clyde talk turns to table etiquette and manners
A fragmentary exchange cites a Cleveland Plain Dealer remark mocking two large men and a heavy woman told to move for a lady. It contrasts balked instinct with a London Opinion scene where a child asks when she will be old enough to stop talking at the table, highlighting social etiquette across voices.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Helen
London
Hinshaw clash over federal ducks law and private advice
Mason City Globe-Gapette reports deputy U S marshal Groneweg disputes Warden Hinshaw quotes about Iowa hunters shooting ducks next spring. He says federal law will be enforced despite state guidance. Also includes social musings on conformity and self reliance in a reflective column.
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Mason City
Groneweg
United States
Hinshaw
The Thing They Do and the Sacred Standard
Ruth Cameron laments ongoing forms of slavery in America and warns against a dominant, unseen standard guiding daily life. The piece condemns conformity that governs money, time, dress, speech, marriage, and even burial, framing it as a new bondage in a society that abolished slavery.
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United States
Women and Wet Feet Advertisement
Cold and wet feet are a dangerous combination for women, with congested kidneys causing backache urinary irregularities and rheumatic fevers. Foley Kidney Pills restore normal kidney and bladder function and remove the cause. No habit forming drugs. Sold by all druggists everywhere. 2g ad.
Avginis for Governor
Des Moines news reports Hon. W. R. McGinnis of Leon announcing his candidacy for governor on the Democratic ticket. A prominent Leon attorney, he formerly partnered with the late R. E. W. Curry, who died in Des Moines years ago. He has previously sought a congressional seat.
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Avginnis
Des Moines
W. R. McGinnis
Leon
Leon Reporter
McGinnis
Theate R E. W. Curry
Congress
Local political figure praised for service and leadership
The subject, active in the Eighth district, exceeded Bryan by 2000 votes in 1900 and beat Woodrow Wilson in 1912 within the district. He chaired the Democratic state convention at Burlington on July 28, 1912. A 52 year old, he is a prominent Presbyterian worker known and esteemed in his hometown.
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Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Burlington
McGinnis
Presbyterian Church
Marvel cow with wooden leg slaughtered in Chicago yard
In Chicago’s stock yards a famed cow with an artificial leg was slaughtered after one day of fame. The leg, made by J H Smith of Pontoosuc, served as a souvenir and was used to perform farm chores before the animal was killed. the cow’s owner’s children had pleaded for its life.
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Chicago
David Levy
J. H. Smith
Pontoosuc
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad Promises Quick Cough Relief
Do you begin to cough at night and suffer a tickling throat that keeps you awake? Foley's Honey and Tar Compound promises to check the cough and stop the tickling sensation at once. It does not upset the stomach and is suitable for children and grown persons. sold by all druggists everywhere.
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Foley
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