Courier Tri-Weekly and Europe Travel Notice
The Courier Tri-Weekly announces publication details and rates. It lists staff positions and offices at 302 Tribune Building, New York, with advertising terms and a note on changing prices. It also lists international distribution points and foreign postage information for American travelers in Europe.
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Aesee
W. H. Hartman
Europe
Waterloo
Mdon
Trafalgar Building
Northumberland Avenue
American Express
Haymarket
The Hold Over Paper The Paper that ell Waterloo reads
The Hold Over Paper is described as the Saturday paper Waterloo reads Saturday nights and thoroughly digests Sunday, a brief notice implying its weekly digest role. The fragment notes the paper’s timing and its habit of thorough Sunday digestion.
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Ell Waterloo
Third Party Prospects in Progressive Movements
The editorial analyzes a potential third party formed from Republicans and Democrats, weighing hopes for a progressive coalition vs the current party alignments. It notes Democrats nominate a progressive candidate, split among Republicans remains, and leaders like Roosevelt and Johnson face uncertain entry.
Mindful Reasoning on Supporting a Third Party
The passage debates whether a person can and should publicly back a third party. It urges each individual to judge for themselves and reach personal confirmation through private reasoning before making any endorsement.
Not Guilty and Editorial Trust in Courier Debate
The Courier departs from anonymity to publish a reader's letter critiquing the editorial The deexoralle Must. It argues trusts blame for rising living costs, refutes blind anti monopoly sweeping claims, and discusses tariff effects, economist viewpoints, and the shift of populations between cities and farms in Amberita.
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At ‘Trust
The
Courier
Amberita
Short ballot movement urged for better government
Reuders of the Courier editorial page discuss Li S Gilbertson on the short ballot a reform urging voters to seek concise campaigns. The piece argues the ballot condenses issues to a few candidates letting the public learn their character and history, while officials appoint subordinates. Taft is praised for better policies though voter preferences remain uncertain.
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Reuders
Courier
Li. S. Gilbertson
Nomination Clash Mocks Bal Fimart Debate
A fragmented report notes Bryan opposing a reactionary nominee. The piece hints the country would not accept such a candidate, framing Bal Fimart as a flashpoint in the political confrontation.
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Bryan
Balfimart
Alleged Wilson Remark Sparks Debate Over Demeanor
A fragment notes a claim about Woodrow Wilson allegedly not kissing babies while removing bosses, hinting at a political contention. No further details are provided.
Verbosity Debate Echoes Across Iowa Political Press
A compilation from Des Moines Register and Leader Davenport Democrat Marshalltown Times-Republican Sioux City Journal and others surveys how Republican and Democratic platforms, tariff revision, convention methods, and primary talk reveal Iowa public sentiment. It notes Ban Bailey praise and Crummins tribute, and Taft Sherman views, with press commentary on convention speeches and newspaper influence on voters.
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Des Moines Register and Leader
Davenport Times
Nonsense Verse Fragments Echo Across Unclear Page
Fragmented OCR reads like scattered quotes and lines from various pieces. Voices mention a conductor, Rex Beach, King’s Landing, and odd exchanges about sandwiches and vlogs. The text wanders through references to songs, an anthem, murder, and dining, with no clear single story or event.
Letter Delivery Mix Up in Domestic Tit-Bita
A humorous exchange shows a wife and husband debating a posted letter. The husband claims he carried and dropped the letter in the first box, while the wife insists she did not give him a letter to post. The dialogue underscores a light domestic misunderstanding in a Tit-Bita style.
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Washington Stars
Fawagh
The Psychology of Numbers in Everyday Life
Ruth Cameron muses on why five and ten mark anniversaries and prices. She notes how cultures share round numbers, how individuals coin special figures, and how advertisers exploit this psychology with neat prices like 6.98 or 3.49.
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Ruth Cameron
The Short Ballot Movement in California 1910
The Short Ballot movement dominated by Southern Pacific financed oligarchy used long ballots to obscure offices. Progressives led by Lincoln-Roosevelt League pushed reform. Hiram Johnson elected and 1911 saw bills to simplify ballots. Local reforms in Los Angeles and San Francisco cut offices. goal to force citizen control and reduce partisan complexity.
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California
Southern Pacific Railroad
Forncoth
Lincoln- Roosevelt League
Hiram Johnson
Supreme Court
Railroad Commission
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Johnson
Ft Ap
Tacoma
Democratic Victory Praised and Meat Supply Strain
The piece lauds Gov Wilson and Mr Bryan for shaping the Democratic success while outlining meat supply tensions. It notes range laws, range adjustments, and scorched pastures last year pushing farmers to reduce cattle. This year yields good pastures but still tight on cattle, forcing decisions about pasture use.
Meat supply and prices rise at major packers
Fort Dodge Messenger reports that large meat packers say they would welcome price declines as higher profits. They credit by products for profitability while noting meat costs jump 25 to 50 percent from last year and five main centers show cattle receipts down 26 percent in May.
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Fort Dodge
The Democratic Nomination for President
The Chicago Tribune profiles Governor Woodrow Wilson as the Democratic Party’s leading candidate. It praises his progressivism, character, and political record, noting his alignment with the drive to end the alliance of professional politics and money, while acknowledging opposition from plutocrats and reactionaries.
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Sioux City Journal
Aglan
Republian
Chicago Tribune
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic Party
Gov. Wilson
Baltimore
Chicago
Ufe
Rash Relief Promises Cure After Prolonged Skin Sufferings
Ptient Kathryn Krafft from Warrenville Illinois describes an eighteen year battle with blood poisoning and a severe blistering rash. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment plus Resolvent she reports full recovery and urges others to use Cuticura products, noting purity fragrance and low cost.
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Kathryn Krafft
Cuticura
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