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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1914

Page

2

Silly Whims and Odd Questions at Banquet Roast

Fragmented lines from a banquet tale mix humorous childhood questions with odd anecdotes. The speaker recalls family life, a cherry pie riddle, and a cartoonish exchange about an escutcheon. A mix of improvised memories and stray quotes from various papers appears, including references to a naval exam and literary snippets.

J. Sloman Kidigelsy Ann Jarvis Philadelphia Amerlean Biltunn Ainner Tommy

Boston History Tour Trails Found in New England

A travel sketch through Boston and surrounding sites highlights colonial and revolutionary landmarks. It notes Pennacook’s Hannah Dustin statue, the Middlesex Canal remnants in Lowell, Baldwin apple tree site in Wilmington, Bunker Hill obelisk and Prescott statue, Plymouth Rock and Mayflower anchorage, Concord and Lexington poetry and history, Hawthorne Emerson and Alcott associations, Old Manse and Longfellow’s Wayland, Arnold Arboretum, Norumbega Tower marker, and Norse discoverer Leif Erikson references.

New England Pennacook N. H Hannah Duatin Canal Bunker Hill Breed’s Hill United States Hanton Nantasket Beach Duxbury Clark's Island Anchorage Areeping Pigrim Fathers Plymouth Concord Lexington Hawthorne Thornan Emerson Laula Alcott Ori Harvard College Cambridge Longfellow Arnold Arboretum City of Boston Warvard University Leit Mrrignot America Teeland Charles Noree Norumbega

A Success and Social Liberty in Taxation Debate

The piece comments on Representative Bowidle and the Nicholue Lomeworth lineage from Ohio, arguing against a 25 percent income tax on citizens with foreign marriages. It accuses Bowidle of discriminatory aims, suggesting he targets large fortunes and social mobility for self-serving ends, labeling him a hypocritical mediciner in fiscal policy.

Bowidle Nicholue Lomeworth Ohio Europe Howdle

A Friendly Destiny For Mexico Peace Prospects

The article argues for a peaceful settlement of Mexican difficulties, noting Huerta’s withdrawal and Carranza’s demand for constitutional conditions. It predicts a possible shift toward stability without direct US intervention, highlighting the chances of improved US-Mexico relations and a civilizing influence if elections and reforms proceed, with war delayed and “watchful waiting” favored.

Madero Huerta Carbajal Carranza Mexico City Washington Carhaja Dana Friends of Peace Mexico United States

A Difference in Point of View Over a Market Milkwoman

In Waterloo market a milk seller is described as she proclaims a quart, drawing mixed reactions. Some condemn her with effigy, others with real punishment, reflecting divided public opinion on her rhetoric and conduct.

Waterloo

The Progressive Vote and Party Dynamics

A critique of the Progressive and Republican platforms arguing the effects of progressive planks on votes, the influence of liquor interests, and the role of mediation in shaping policy. The piece cites Senator Cummins on Jones of Chicago, New Haven railroad losses, and turns to tangential notes on canal futures and industrial figures.

Cummins Jones Chicago Federal Reserve Board Harvester Trust New Haven Railroad Interstate Commerce Commission

Republican platform debate at Des Moines convention

Des Moines delegates debate the Republican platform while arguing about leadership lines and temperance progress. Critics note Cummins may not have written the platform, predicting a Republican sweep and a strong statewide victory for the ticket. The era's temperance laws receive praise for progress under the Cos gin laws, with the petition system cited as a key tool.

Walker Burlington Bar Association Waitor Rowley Rowley Little Towans

Soul Sea Relation Seen in Dr Frank Crane Essay

The article discusses a rumor among philologists linking the words soul and sea, tracing a possible ancestral form. It cites Dr. Frank Crane and reflects on Lake Michigan as a source of infinity and mystery, comparing water’s moods to human and cosmic changes.

Greece Lake Michigan

Near Beer Barred in Iowa Under State Liquor Law

Des Moines reports Attorney General Cosson will rule that any beverage containing alcohol, no matter how small, is intoxicating liquor and barred from sale. The opinion, a victory for dry advocates, could ban near beer like Puritan throughout Iowa and affect fountain drinks with alcohol.

Des Moines Ai!! Ao Iowa Cosson Supreme Court

The Grizzly Bear An American Chautauqua Essay

A comic crude essay describes the grizzly bear's size strength and habits in the Rusky Mountains. It notes the bear’s peaceful vegetarian acts and its fierce defense when provoked, urging caution to those who seek to provoke it. It mocks pacifist arguments and extols the bear as a stern, solitary guardian of its domain.

Rusky Arizaly United States

Iowa political clash looms as leaders eye national stage

The piece surveys Iowa's anticipated role in a national contest. It cites potential impacts of large Republican or Democratic plurality, notes President Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt may campaign in Iowa, and discusses Sen. Cummins commentary on Jones and Warburg. It also mentions Nate Kendall, Justin Harry, Ashton Shallenberger, and local taxation debates shaping the convention and governor Clarke’s stance.

Iowa Progressive Party Wilson Theodore Roosevelt Whan Cummins Roosevelt Towa Jones and Warburg Banking Senate Jones Directory Harvester Trust Zinc Trust Warburg Germany United States Europe Mr. Warburg Nate Kendall Nate Clarke

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Story From Lackawanna

A Lackawanna woman recalls misery after her first childbirth and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health. She reports firm pelvis, regained appetite, and ability to work, and endorses the remedy for female troubles. The ad promotes the product as a standard remedy for displacements, inflammation, irregularities, and related symptoms, inviting readers to seek confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.

Lackawanna, N. Y Lydia E. Pinkham A. F. Kreamer Electric Avenue Lackawanne N. Y Lydia EB. Pinkham Lydia B. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co Confdiential Lyon Mass

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