Waterton Cycling Courier listing and notices
The Waterton Cycling Courier issue lists its office at 320 West Park Ave Waterloo Iowa with editor John C. Hartman and weekly carrier rates. It includes advertising policy notes and mentions Associated Press use and bureau correspondence in Washington New York Philadelphia Chicago.
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W. HK. Hartman CO
Woat Park Ave
Etme
John C. Hartman
A W. Paterson
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Mail
Iowa
Wepostottian
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Associated Whehs
Associated Press
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Ee Ee
Washington, D. C
Eat Bitz
Philadelphia
Chicago
Story
Brooks & Finler
Czizek campaign and road talk mix in Dubuque column
The piece blasts Czizek as a Dubuque favorite for Third District Congress, lampooning his popularity and wetness while predicting a brash campaign with letters, flowers, and rallies. It contrasts Debs’ case and support for paving roads, noting trucks need durable surfaces and praising paved highways from Freeport to Chicago.
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Duduque
Black Hawk County
Gov. Edwards
New Jersey
House of Representatives
Czizek
National Congress
Dubuque
Wagle Grove
Methaus
Burbank
Des Moines
Iowa
Mrr
Mr. Hoyt
Mr. Hort
Hort
Sweet
Mr. Czizek
Dyersville
Dubuane
Uma
Pyeraville
Freeport
Rockford
Miain
Chicago
Graat
Grant Highway
Waterloo
Trust and Truth In A Difficult Marriage Dispute
In a tense domestic exchange Andrew seeks truth about Tuesday night plans while Imogene demands honesty. The couple debates trust and deceit as they discuss a missionary meeting and a theatre outing. The dialogue shifts to street safety and reader questions on health, ending with a reconciliation.
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Imogene
Andrew
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Missionary Society
Friend Wife By Roe Fulrerson and Nature Notes
A mixed set of questions and playful studies on birds shells and animals. The piece ponders meadowlark l ark questions wild apple tree growth amid cows and hermit crabs shell choices. It weaves readers into a dialogue about nature and observation.
Freddy's Magic Fiddle and the Princess Tale
A poor boy Fred befriends a magical spider who helps mend a fiddle with webbing. He plays to cheer a sadness afflicted Princess, wins an invitation to the palace, and captivates courtiers and animals with his music. He aims to win the Princess's hand despite his poverty.
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Freddy
Fred
Lad
Worktive and Dick Dixie Dialect Song Fragment
A fragmentary dialect piece by Frank L. Stanton shows a farmer scolding for playing Dixieland tunes in the field. Humorous lines mix work imagery with a fiddle and mule causing distraction as the song Dixie is played and the mule runs free. Br’er Williams lends a proverb about saving money for old age.
Fred Wins Princess in Barnyard Wedding Tale
A chaotic romp ends with Fred claiming the Princess after a wild scene. The pair marry as the balcony observer Princess laughs heartily, the barnyard wedding feast follows with an old fiddle for entertainment.
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Fred
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd
A literacy puzzle discusses ancient Chinese currency with taels and cash and compares value fluctuations and coin shapes. It challenges readers to determine payment in bits for Ting Ling using round, square, and triangular cash given varying values. It ends with a sample timing puzzle about a driver’s mile pace.
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Shane
Chamberlain's Tablets Promoted for Bilious Attacks
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for bilious attacks and constipation. It claims the product is reliable and helpful, noting past years of suffering and urging readers to try the tablets for relief.
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Chamberlain
Willis Browning
Sam
Iowa Editors Debate Campaign Tactics Across Papers
Des Moines Capital notes Cox and Harding strategies on speaking first in debates and pardons for Debs, while Davenport Democrat comments on Greek-Turkish fighting and Perry Chief remarks on corn pessimism. The roundup contrasts campaigns, leadership, and public perception.
No-To-Bac Helps Break Tobacco Habit
No-To-Bac claims to end all cravings for tobacco by placing a tablet in the mouth. The ad promises complete relief from the habit, with money-back refund if cravings persist, and notes the product is made by Cascarats owners.
Regular American boy and youth rise to regular life
The record suggests Lord Jug was an ordinary American boy who worked like a regular youth and could become a regular president. The text notes his routine behavior and typical path through life.
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Marshalltown Times-Repubiican
Lord Jug
Neurasthenia illness prompts 60 cent treatment offer
An advertisement promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a non alcoholic tonic for neurasthenia described as a modern American disease causing worry and fatigue. It urges readers to mail for a booklet and order pills at 60 cents per box, from Schenectady New York.
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Williams
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