Waterloo Evening Courier Cardinal Edition Masthead
Waterloo Evening Courier and Waterloo Reporter publish daily with Sunday edition. Owned by W. H. Hartman Company at 208-15 West Park Ave. John Hartman identified as president and editor. Advertising rates and circulation details noted.
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Public protests urge business efficiency in government
An article notes a German note on Lusitania issues and argues the US should act to protect national honor. It critiques US governance, urging economic discipline, reduced extravagance, and civil reform while citing Judge Gary on corporate efficiency and public opinion shaping policy.
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Germany
Lusitania
United States
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New York
Judge & Gary
J Judes
Gary
The Peace Army Gathers For A Western Sweep
A cautious note on speed limits and the improbability of invasion as a peaceful mobilization forms a vision of a vast American force moving across the southwest. The piece envisions farm machinery roles as weapons and promises relief for Europe, praising the quiet labor of workers.
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Bers
Iowa
America
Europe
Georgia faces protests over clemency and grim remarks on justice
The piece condemns Georgia leaders amid clemency pleas for a condemned man, notes doubts cast by a judge, and reports national debates as public meetings demand mercy for Frank. It also references Mexican conflicts around Leon and San Luis Potosi, plus comments on Wilson, Roosevelt, and Portugal from a broad mix of voices.
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Frank
Rovernor
Georgia
Wang
Pepper Talk The Sulker
A short satirical piece on sulking and the social dynamics of sulkers. The author suggests avoiding sympathy and encouraging others to leave the sulker alone, arguing the sulker prefers company and that isolation helps reveal true feelings.
De Palma Sets Endurance Record at Indianapolis Match
At the Indianapolis speedway De Palma drove 90 miles per hour for two hours, setting a new endurance mark for man and machine. The car’s makers claim a machine that can endure a mile every forty seconds for five hours, a technical triumph with uncertain practical use on ordinary roads.
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Indianapolis
Jonda Ralph de Palma
de Palma
Algo Ealnad
Nails and nails in a changing world
A lengthy, antiquated riff contrasts old hand forged nails with modern production. It recalls blacksmiths, wood and plaster uses, and the shift to mass manufactured steel fasteners. It muses on labor, economics, and the role of nails in everyday life.
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Clive
California
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Why the Poppy Red Story Ends With Perfect Love
A tale from 1915 follows a Princess and a stranger who is revealed to be a Prince. She asks for perfect love, and he admits imperfection, yet they unite as love makes faults vanish. The narrative promises tomorrow’s continuation about the poppy’s red story.
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Ad Prines
Aoprright
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
What Iowa Editors Are Saying on Jitneys and Streets
A compilation from Iowa editorials discusses the jitney craze as a limited, nonpermanent solution. It argues cities should invest in stable streetcar systems despite modest profits, noting streetcars support city development and value.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Handicaps From Within Shape Our Lives
A reflection on inner handicaps versus external ones. The piece argues that many people blame misfortune for failures while failing to address self imposed limits such as bad handwriting and chronic tardiness. It urges readers to overcome internal handicaps and focus energy on what can be changed.
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Mare Av Itas
Princess seeks perfect husband in strange visitor
A princess vows to marry only a perfect man. Many suitors fail by fault, from appetite to height to girth. A mysterious traveler arrives, stays with the king after a lame horse delays, and wins the princess with quiet kindness and patience.
Local columnist questions drought cure proponent retirement
The piece notes a tide digging proponent retreating from active propagation of his theories. It mentions Marshalltown and Combata and references debates about matching Harding and Cannon, while noting rejection of fight films in the state. The tone blends regional commentary and political flavor.
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Iowa Cattle Sent to France Direct from Delaware County
Delaware county farmers T H and W L Carruthers and Charles Lundell sold 215 head of beef cattle to Ike Brown for Armour and shipment to France. A special train carried the herd from Robinson to New York City, with total value about $30,000. Also notes on A S Hart, veteran Iowa railroad conductor, marrying Zarah Hiserdot of Los Angeles and relocating there. Real estate transfers listed for Waterloo and La Porte areas.
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Delaware
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W. L. Carruthers
Charles Lundell
Delaware County
Ike Brown
Armour Comming
Chicago
France
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Bordeaux
New York City
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Hart
Zarah Hiserdot
Los Angeles
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Cedar Rapids
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Aids Ohio Woman
In Trenton Ohio Mrs Rena Bowman reports severe female troubles left her unable to sit up. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for a year she regained health and can work again. She also praises its help for her thirteen year old daughter who slept poorly.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Rena Bowman
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Ironton
Lydia
SKIDS IN SAND CLAIMS ELLSWORTH MAN
Nevada June 4. An Ellsworth man Ed Stinsberg was killed when his car skidded on sand two and a half miles west of Gilbert. The car struck a wire fence and a telephone pole, throwing Stinsberg against the pole and breaking his neck. His brother Joe was uninjured and helped move the body to Story City. Coroner Bush Houston did not order an inquest. Stinsberg, about 25, was unmarried.
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Stissberg
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Btory City
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Stinsberg
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