Waterloo Evening Courier and Tri-Weekly Advertising Rates
Publication notice for the Waterloo Evening Courier and Tri-Weekly issue, including subscription details, advertising rates, and international distribution points. Provides offices in Chicago and New York, and lists foreign postage options for various editions and page counts.
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Waterloo
Europe
Fie
Secon
Trafalgar Building
Northumberland Avenue
American Express
and & Haymarket
Dawe
Steamahip
Boulevard Des Capucines
Place de Opera
Rue Scribe
Berlin
Unter den Linden
Gt. Petersburg
Nevaky Prospekt
Courier Vacation Delivery Service Request
Summer issue urges readers to plan vacations with timely Courier delivery. It promises prompt mail handling and forwarding, asks for advance address changes to ensure uninterrupted service during trips.
Howls From the Fit of New York Inmates to Auburn
An editorial denounces the mass transfer of sixty inmates from Sing Sing to Auburn Prison amid riots and threats. It frames the condemned as the worst of Greater New York’s criminals yet urges society to learn from their fate and seek reform rather than vengeance.
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Sing Zing
New York
America
Big Bastile
Auburn
Bing Sing
Erie
Woodrow Wilsons
Lyman Abbotts
Bryans
Roosevelts
Kenyons
Quirky Clip of Weathered Tales and Policy Quips
The fragmentary column lists varied observations from hospital exits to gender dress, legal shifts, and travel notes. It mentions Illinois police, a two week Chicago vacation, a station arrest, a grade crossing plan by the Pennsylvania railroad, and President Wilson assigning John Lamb to Mexico. It notes a Kansas cat discovery, and remarks on employment moves from Minneapolis, all in brisk, offhand style.
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Chicago
Rox
Wilson
John
Lamb
Mexico
Mr. Lamb
Militancy in England Ties Tea Nation to Threats Abroad
Observers warn that militant England could end the era of tea drinking as tensions with Mexico and Japan surface. A potential alliance against Uncle Sam is cited, promising a harsher response and broader volatility.
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England
Public notices and editorial quips from Iowa papers
A column of fragmented notices and comments from several Iowa papers cites Grant family divorce suits, Marshall speeches, lobbying fatigue, factory safety, Cox bank case dismissal, weather and crop notes, pardons for dying convicts, and local ads. It blends editorial snips with brief ads, reflecting early 20th century civic chatter and regional concerns.
The Spirit of To Day and the Popularization of Science
A twentieth century mode favors clarity over esotericism, urging speakers to address the people directly. Democracy extends beyond politics to science, letters, and religion, erasing class barriers that once separated the saint and the savant. A Thomas Wade sonnet laments a dawning earth and a new boundless mind.
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Earth
Thomas Wade
Ownership and use define true land of life
A reflective piece argues ownership is about using and valuing what we possess. It cites indigenous rights, colonial expansion, and literary quotes to claim true ownership lies in use, knowledge, and right living rather than mere title. It urges embracing libraries, culture, and opportunities while keeping wealth from eclipsing life’s abundance.
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Renan
Aaslei
EASY SLIPPERS AND HEY THERE WERE TEASERS IN PRINT
A collage of syndicated quips and jokes from newspapers highlights puns about actors and emotion, birthday gifts, names, and a joke about radium value. The snippets include playful exchanges on theatre, letters, and a baseball coaching moment.
How Audermott Betrayed Lagor
Washington D C July 25 Rep James T McDermott union labor member from Chicago stock yards district became a tool of the National Association of Manufacturers from 1910 to 1912 according to Col Martin M Mulhall before the senate lobby investigating committee Mulhall says McDermott shifted from foe to ally loaned money and supplied confidential information to the manufacturers lobbyists via his secretary and even passed along letters from President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor
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Washington, D. C
James T. McDermott
Stock Yards
Chicago
National Association of Manufacturers
Martin M. Mulhall
Senate
Mulhall
McDermott
McMichael
Maters
Gompers
American Federation of Lubar
Iowas Democratic Delegation Splits Over leadership
Washington July 26 A split in Iowa and its Democratic delegation emerges with Representative Kirkpatrick aligning with the Jerry Sullivan element and rejecting Judge Wade’s conduct. The conservative wing dominates the party end, signaling a factional rift and shifting influence.
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Washington
Kirkpatrick
Jerry Sullivan
Judge Wade
The Grape Fruit Tale of Power and Humility
An antiquated satire describes the grape fruit as two gallons of juice within a hard yellow globe filled with seeds. It recounts how seeds exceed the fruit, praises tough skin for use in armor, and notes society’s turn from novelty to commonality as Florida harvests expand.
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Florida
Pontiac Youth Writes No Place Like Home Plan
Clyde Irvin of 401 Jefferson street devised a plan to outwit the paper trusts by tagging multiline verses on gasoline engines loaded for shipment to Pontiac Nil his hometown. Witnesses say the last engine bore the line Home, home, sweet home, Be it ever so humble, There’s no place like home.
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Clyde Irvin
Jefferson Street
Irvin
Pontiac
Nil
Independent Course Planned By Mr Kirkpatrick
Year marks shift as Mr Kirkpatrick deserts pro Clark anti Wisson stance. He sought harmony with Judge Wade Pepper Connolly, then vows an independent path and to follow his own counsel while aligning with Mr Sullivan. His influence on appointments may rise as he ends bid to back a reactionary machine.
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Kirkpatrick
Wade
Mesars
Pepper
Connolly
Sullivan
Woman credits Lydia Pinkham remedy for cured illness
Miss Jesuiz Manly of Adrian Texas details four years of monthly pains cramps chills sickness and near blindness. After five doctors failed she used seven boxes of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and two bottles of Sanative Wash, gaining weight from 96 to 126 pounds and full recovery.
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Adrien
Texas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jesuiz Manly
Auto Party Makes Long Day Trip From Waterloo
Charles B. Palmer led a four person auto party on a single day voyage from Waterloo to Minnesota and back. The excursion started at 5 a m and ended at 7 30 p m covering 59 miles via New Hampton Leroy Grand Meadow Austin Tappi and New Hampton.
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Charles B. Palmer
Waterloo
Minnesota
New Hampton
Leroy
Grand Meadow
Austin
Tappi
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