Waterloo Courier Header and Rate Card Notice
The Waterloo Courier announces publication details, pricing, and policies. Includes editor names John C. Hartman and A. W. Peterson, mailing and carrier rates, circulation figures, and policy on advertising content and republication. Mentions Associated Press status and office locations.
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Fublicbed
WY. Ee Hartman
Park Ave
John C. Hartman
AW. Peterson
Gen'l Dar
DALLT
Maul
Hostafios
Waterloo
Aee Ee
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circa
Inel
Washington, D. C
Munsey Ride
G. Dougherty
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Story, Brooks & Finley
Villas and Peaceful Mexico Vision Reconsidered
Villa is cast as a villain by some observers as Mexico nears a provisional government shift. The piece questions amnesty and a peaceful return for Villa, warning that rewarding his five year war could spark more revolutions and threaten regional stability. It also notes a Webster City claim of abundant power from air and oxygen, urging cautious optimism about such a breakthrough.
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Aminous
Merieco
Villa
United States
Mexico
Jé Villa
Sig
Borneo
Hehming
Webster City
Health Talks by JOHN R HUBER A M MD SOME OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES
Doctor JOHN R HUBER discusses occupational health risks from dust and chemicals in various trades. He notes high tuberculosis mortality among stone cutters, effects of coal dust on miners, wood dust irritation, and the rise of dust elimination and safety measures by employers. He also includes reader questions about mental health and a long quotation on cost of living versus value of modern conveniences.
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Casey Seat
The Sandman Story Ends In Hidden Treasure
Dorothy Walter, an invalid mother’s daughter, fixes up a decaying suburban home after eviction. On the back porch she discovers a tin box containing a hundred dollars in bills and a note addressed to Dorothy, hinting their grandmother hid it before she died. The tale ends with mystery and relief as money and memory surface.
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Dorothy Walter
Dorothy
Teysel
Miss Edmonds Millinery
Mrs. Walter
Family budget confusion sparks a heated exchange observed
In a scene from a domestic ledger Imogene questions Andrew about large personal expenditures. He replies that club dues clothes insurance and life amusements are included in the total, highlighting marital tension over the couple’s finances.
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Andrew
Imogene
Fragmented dialogue on eccentric fashions and Ford patch meanings
Sant True voices Imogene in a jumbled, stylized scene. The exchange hints at social critique of vanity and a painted daughter, with a Ford patch and improvised remedies like a dandy corn plaster. The text is terse and fragmented, offering a snapshot of quirky character banter.
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Imogene
Andrew
Why dead birds and animals are seldom found
The piece asks if dead birds and animals are rarely discovered and whether egg shell appearance proves a break by the mother. It mentions a future note promising answers and describes a snowy bird’s plumage blending with winter scenery, noting farm fodder and weeds of field margins.
The Invitation Poem by Frank L Stenton
Poem fragment inviting a sunny day in meadows and woods. Describes blossoms blooming, river calling, thrush singing, and a day off to enjoy light and nature with playful rural imagery. Contains stylized dialect and rhythmic lines.
Otter Feeds On Fish Then Tracks Like a Fox
The passage describes the otter as a large mink or weasel, over a foot long, feeding on fish and able to track them through water as a hound tracks a fox. It notes the animal travels long distances by the water's surface and breath. It then contrasts animal and human food choices, stating each species eats its proper food, while humans vary, with what is food for one often poison for another.
Brain Tests By Bam Loud On Speed And Distance
A puzzle describes a one hour drive where the first third covers at 60 mph, the second third at 5 mph, and the last third at 70 mph. Observers disagree on total distance, while a second scenario tracks Tom Dick and Harry traveling to Montauk, meeting and traveling respective legs, finishing together after four hours ten minutes.
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Tom
Harry
Quogue
Montauk
Danderine Stops Hair Loss and Boosts Beauty
A historic advertisement claims Danderine prevents hair shedding and enhances shine. The copy touts stronger roots, fuller appearance, and better styling results for healthier looking hair. Bold claims emphasize rapid effects and beauty improvement for daily use.
Iowa Editors Laud Safe Picks for Supreme Court Bench
Fort Dodge editors praise Cedar Rapids selection of three nominees for the Iowa Supreme Court. Faville, DeGraff and Weaver receive support as fit, experienced judges with broad statewide regard. The piece criticizes statewide primaries for judicial nominations and endorses continued respect for qualified nominees.
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Supreme Court
Fort Dodge Messenger
Judicial Convention
Cedar Rapids
Supreme Bench
Ag Assembly
Salinger
Weaver
F. Paville
Fort Dodge
Favile
DeGraff
Des Moines
Kendall j feir to organised Isbor
Net A Fema Rider. Cornell Binffe Nonpareil: Hard ling will be oliged by his critics to conduct a front porch campaign but they cannot produce any tap Agible evidence that he is on the fence on any issue. The Ise of Marken in Hell o wee once wholly submerged, but it h risen from the water ent is the thirty settlement of fishermen. The water is ki back br means of dikes ian see.
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Wilson
League of Nations
United States
Senate
Fema
Cornell Binffe
Hardling
Marken
Ian
California Syrup of Figs Ad Claim a Harmless Laxative
An advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as the best and most harmless laxative for children's stomachs fever and bowels. It emphasizes the fruit taste and promises full directions on each bottle. The ad notes you must say California on the packaging.
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California
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Kenyon
Sac City
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Marshalstown Times-Republican
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