Evening Courier Office Notice and European Distribution
The Courier lists publishing details and rates, with New York offices at Tribune Building. It notes global distribution for American travelers in Europe including London, Paris, and Berlin agencies, plus domestic per week and yearly rates and advertising info.
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Aeerloo Evening Courier
Member &Vaociated Press
Mw. Hartman Company
Pstexson
Kevy Trees
New York
Tribune
Alfred
Conrier
Yaterion
Waterloo
Cat Rs & Courier Frigate
Versus
Courier
Europe
Syateciva Evening Courier
Londat Vom 7
Trafalgar Tauldin
Ehamberland Avenue
Fexpress and & Haymarket
Dawes Steads
Greensirest
Paris
Boulevard Des Capucines
Place de Opers
Rue Scribe
Serlin Urter den Linden
Prospekt
Summer Vacation Trip
The Courier offers summer readers a travel friendly service to deliver the paper while on vacation. If a current address is provided before leaving, delivery will be prompt even with changes of address.
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Courier
Amen Sister Doctor Arrested for Beach Flirtation Fight
A young physician in Chicago was arrested on the public beach after removing the skirt of her bathing suit and entering the water in bloomers. She protested gender dress codes, complained of double standards, and defended modest attire while condemning men's exposure on the shore.
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Chicago
Many
Sanda
Appeals Stir Public Support In Skaggs Parole Case
The Courier and other papers argued for mercy for Clarence Skaggs, a paroled convict who returned to prison. A major Omaha paper sent a representative to cover the scene while the parole board noted the statutes and potential sentence lengths, prompting renewed discussion of his guilt and the two year term threshold.
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The
Courier
Clarence Skaggs
Board of Parole
Mecines
Skagees
Omaha
Wspaper
Parele
SAS
Burais Iy
Simian
Pheer
Paroled man skates through parole system amid scandal
The case details a man named Skaggs who was paroled from prison and employed at Shenandoah earning $1.75 a day. Reports show he improved until his wife left him, then trouble arose in 1912. He later married a 17 year old in Omaha under an alias, deceiving his wife and mother-in-law, and was arrested only after leaving Shenandoah. Note reflects public comment on parole reform and references broader political debates on funding and public display events.
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Shenandoah
Skuges
Omaha
Heather
Board For Parole
Skaggs
Drs Moines
Financial notes and society musings in uncertain prose
A garbled article discusses a Russian fortune and donations including a $1,009 gift for equestrian drinking plates in New York. It mentions China society, fashion, sorcery, and sports trophies like the Dwight F. Davis tennis trophy. Also references Congressman Connelly and Mr Bryan in a hurried town visit, with opaque claims about grape handling.
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New York
Connelly
Bryan
The Porch Swing as the Great American Vehicle
The article argues porch swings remain a popular American leisure device despite auto growth. It notes millions use porch swings nightly, cost and maintenance details, installation ease, and the virtue of returning home to rest for work. The piece contrasts porch swing use with driving and emphasizes frugality and practical benefits.
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Supmer
Land
Editor Louis Murphy’s Wilson appointment draws praise
A clipped American news item notes Editor Louis Murphy of Dubuque secured an early sought appointment with a Wilson administration ally and received a salary increase. The piece also mentions outward religious activists in New York City and Dr Wu Ting Fang’s peace signals amid ongoing upheaval.
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Louis Murphy
Dubuque
Wilson
Wu Ting Fang
Ga ’T Were
Contempt for Monday, Prayer Books, and Rail Fairness
A collage of editorials notes a plea to prosecute the indigo trust on a blue Monday, questions congressionals use of specially printed prayer books, opposes railroad discrimination, and lampoons carpet dealings and war letters from Rolfe and Cedar Rapids era papers.
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Marshalltong Times-Republican
Unkind Imputation and Short Cash Replies Across Papers
A fragmentary OCR snippet references the Baltimore American and Cincinnati Enquirer with lines about payment honesty, a proverb like ere Lies a Man Who Rorked a Boat, and a Kansas City Journal quip. It hints at a humorous exchange on spending and vacationing, plus a joke about cash flow and staying ahead.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Fragmented Quotations From Old Papers Featured
A collage of humorous clipped lines from 19th and early 20th century papers includes a judge remarks about dropping a location, a Time Consumer and Doctor dinner timing, a Boston Transcript quip, a Pittsburgh Post note, and a Polly and Liza exchange from a Tatler piece.
Getting a Wrong Start authorship hinted in Newton journal
Newton readers discuss a Satur day Evening Post piece believed to be an Emerson Hough autobiography though no author is named. The tale mirrors local family history, naming Joseph Hough as a strong Quaker hunter and deacon, and Alanson Clark as a hopeful young lawyer, with Newton settings and early life scenes matching known locals.
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Newton Journal
Newton
Saturday Evening Post
Emerson Hough
Joseph Hough
Alanson Clark
Joseph Haugh
Laughter and life power in Dr. Frank Crane essay
Dr. Frank Crane argues laughter is a life-power and the truest truth when it shines with joy. He says laughter comes from contact with life, nature, and God, and warns against truths lacking buried mirth.
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Frank Crane
Removal of Collector's Office to Des Moines Held up
Washington July 29 Special Correspondence Conforming with the request of Editor Louis Murphy of the Dubuque Telegraph Herald and the internal revenue collector for the district of Town the treasury department is holding up its announced intention of removing the office from Dubuque to Des Moines Murphy wishes to retain the office in Dubuque It has added importance due to the Burlington southern district office discontinuance Congressman Connolly supports Murphy Most Iowa delegation favors Des Moines move Senators Cummins Kenyon and Congressmen Prouty Towner and Kirkpatrick insist the Des Moines site is correct The old conditions no longer apply in moving the merged office to Des Moinesdub
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Washington
Louis Murphy
Dubuque
Iowa
Dubuquers
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Des Moines
Cummins
Kenyon
Prouty
Towner
Kirkpatrick
Internal Revenue
Murphy
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised by women
Letters from North Bangor New York and Ann Arbor Michigan praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing female weakness heavy periods and related illnesses. Customers claim long term relief improved health and high recommendation with testimonials urging others to try the remedy.
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North Bangor
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
James J. Stacy
R.F.D. No
North Bangor, N. Y
Ann Arbor
Mich
Lydia EL Pinkham
J. FE. Wyckoff
Ashley
Postmasters Exams Planned in Iowa Next December
The post office department announced civil service examinations in Iowa next December to create an eligible list for future appointments. Republican incumbents may take the exam but would appear on the eligible list with Democratic candidates under a Democratic administration.
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Civil Service Pointe
Iowa
Post Office Department
Aunt Mary's Vinegar Ad Promises Loyal Use
Local advertisement for Aunt Mary's Vinegar claims shoppers will remain loyal after first trial. Includes contact snippet for Dr. H. W. Sigworth at 800 Russell, Samson Building, with phone numbers 1123 or 1124.
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H. W. Sigworth
Ruseell
Samson
Aunt Mary
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Lafayette
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