Publication details and editorial staff at Waterloo newspaper
The document lists W. H. Hartman Co as publishers in Waterloo Iowa with John C Hartill as president and editor. It notes rates for subscriptions and advertising, legal notices about Associated Press use, rights reserved for dispatches, and advertiser policies including payment due by the 10th of the month. It references multiple metropolitan bureaus and advertising staff.
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W. HO Hartman CO
West Park Ava
Jehn C. Harti
Peterson
Vnal
Waterlco
Iowa
Era Ge Rexree
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Orators and invention stir a restless era across nations
The essay lauds J P Dolliver as a genius of speech, notes Lincoln era praise, and links the value of prepared words to lasting fame. It then sketches early ideas on unmanned naval and farming automation, Henry Ford, and John Hays Hammond Jr. technology shaping war and industry.
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Jonathan Prentiss Colltrer
United States
J. P
Dodger
Fort Dodger
Dolliver
Pittsburgh
Koz
Iowa
Lincoln
Doli
Jonathan P. Dolliver
John Hays Hammond, Jr
Tol Rea
Massachusetts
Glandular therapy guidance in health column
Health Talks by John R. Huber M D discusses glandular therapy for a nervous child with scarlet fever history. The article explains gland function, possible dysfunc tion, and cautions that glandular extracts are experimental and should supplement medical care. It also covers stomach troubles buried tonsils and a young man seeking tb information, with requests to mail self addressed envelopes for responses.
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Huber
That Summer Hat of Mollse's on Installment Plan
A reminiscence centers on Mollie wearing a premier summer hat with ribbons and plumes that outshines neighbors. The speaker notes paying on an installment plan, praising the hat’s beauty and Mollie’s stylish display, and expresses willingness to bear the cost. The tone is nostalgic and local.
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Mollie
Molle
Veterans of the Civil War Honored for Shared Remembrance
The piece reflects on how the Grand Army of the Republic preserves wartime patriotism without rancor. It celebrates veterans seeking camaraderie over formal headlines, urging kindness in Waterloo and praising cross blue and gray fellowship among Civil War survivors.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Souley
Friend Wife By Roe Fulkerson
Imogene and Andrew discuss a divorce rumor and a federal report on rising living costs. They mock government tinkering, joke about past low prices for pork chops and eggs, and rail at high ice and coal prices. The dialogue juxtaposes satire with financial anxiety over modern costs.
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Imogene
Andrew
Federal Bureau of Labor
John L. Sullivan
Paul Laurence Dunbar
Aileve
Xpert
Kennebec River
Maugene
Legacy of Grand Army Veterans Stirring Civil War Spirit
A reflection on fifty years of camaraderie among Grand Army of the Republic veterans. The text praises unselishness, enduring fellowship, and the duty to honor aging soldiers, urging younger generations to emulate their ideals. It laments that time diminishes the ranks and celebrates the veterans’ enduring influence and marching spirit.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Unclear Rhetoric on Grover Bergdoll Return and Prices
A fragmentary report notes that public interest centers less on Grover Bergdoll's return than on time price trends. The text mentions an unspecified woman and an odd cross between a slapping gesture and an automobile, suggesting chaotic or coded chatter without clear details.
Tarus Questioned as Revenue Only Allegation Sparks Wit
Andrew stared in amazement as she grinned and asked who Tarus was and why he was for revenue only. He shrugged off the line, returning to his paper with a dismissive air.
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Tarus
Andrew
Almost Places and the Forks of Our Lives
In a reflective piece the author recalls choosing a small village long ago and wonders how life would differ if a single fork had led them elsewhere. They share driving mishaps and imagine alternate paths sparked by one inch decisions, noting how tiny choices steer destinies.
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Hammond
Ams
Florida
New Mexico
Henry Ford
John Hars Hammond
Ma Weels
Correct English Language Promotes Honest Governance
The text contrasts phrases about honesty, party support, and education plans. It notes that Senator Smith opposed a bill while voters favored the opposing views, and asserts that someone unjustly imposes honesty and supports the party with intentions to attend college next fall.
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Smith
University car on campus sparks editorials across states
Ottumwa Courier condemns Oklahoma's order barring students from owning cars as an assault on academic freedom. It argues cars are essential for commuting to schools and notes traffic issues at Ottumwa High. Davenport Times and Jefferson Herald respond with views on education value and excessive talk.
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Ottumwa
University of Oklahoma
Postugent
Oklahoma
Institution of Learning
America
The Substitute Millionaire Ped Gy Tale Unfolds
Jack Norman enlists a young actor to pose as an heir and infiltrates a gang of criminals posing as relatives. He gains Tommy Mullins’s cooperation after a staged test, directing him to tail a suspect who delivered a package to Miss Culbreth.
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Jack Norman
Robinson
John
Norman
Bobo
Gyde
Miriam Culbreth
Smarriage
Miriam
New_York
Starr
Bienvena
Miss Culbreth
A. D.T
Tommy Muiluius
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Tommy
Fat Harris
Jick
Bienvenu
Yommy
Rebus Clue Points to Campbell and Campion
A theater themed puzzle yields a surname of a U S president who signed the Declaration of Independence. The rebus uses a theatrical production minus a unit of weight plus an obstruction plus a flat-bottomed craft minus a bovine ruminant. Resulting letters spell the surname.
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