Wateries Evening Courier Vol GE No 135 Published Daily Ex Sunday
Wateries Evening Courier issues from Waterloo Iowa printed by W H Hartman Co. includes news on veterans land offers and homesteads, Lincoln post stamp Martha Washington four cent issue, vehicle and street safety notes, radio market quotes for farmers, and varied local notices. The long column covers land settlement prospects for veterans, government policies, and commentary on urbanization and rural balance.
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W. H. Hartman Co
Courier Ride
Corner Park Ave
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Feterson
Treas
Gen
Waterloo
Iowa
Btarch
Associated Press
B. G. Dougherty
Washington, D. C
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Philadelphia
Chicago
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Story
Brooks & Finley
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Martha
Martha Washington
Lincout Office Department
United States
Pocahentss
Jamestown
Franklin
Washington
McKinley
Roosevelt
Clevelland
Hayes
America
Post Office Department
Susan B. Anthony
Frances WhHilard
W.G. T U
The New Diabetes Remedy Insulin as a Pancreatic Extract
Dr William Brady outlines insulin as a purified pancreatic extract for diabetes administered by hypodermic injection. He notes improved carbohydrate tolerance, the potential for increased diet and strength in youngsters, and that insulin production is handled under Toronto University committee supervision with American manufacturing.
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F. G. Banting
Yslolony
Western University
London
Ontario
Barron
University of Toronto
Canada
United States
Audi Biological
Friend Wife. By Rob Fulkerston
Imogene praises Andrew after his dinner speech at a stag affair. She recalls nerves before the talk, expresses pride in his success, and wonders about future appearances. Andrew, patient but amused, notes he avoids frequent after-dinner speeches and hints at more dates if she wishes. She admires his dress and asks for a new gown to match his rising status.
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Boone
Supying
Andrew
Imogene
Imogens
Hes Moines
Thia Rea
Courier
Ague
Angles jail breaker faces sharp watch at San Quentin
A lighthearted, fragmented clipping notes a jailed woman crying on entry to San Quentin and facing a vigilant guard. It also mentions Iowa maternity bill advocacy, state bureau plans, and editorial musings on government control and public sport interest.
Brain Tests by Sam Loud
Johnny solved a multiplication example in six minutes and erased 13 digits to hide the multiplier. Kitty then provided two different multipliers, challenging readers to duplicate her feat by deciphering the hidden numbers. The puzzle hinges on transposing PALM to LAMP and shortening to PAL.
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Johnny
Kitty
Public sports folly grips business crowd in indolent era
Observers note a nation obsessed with sports, where business leaders and workers alike indulge in baseball as a routine escape. Grandmothers sacrifice and managers juggle schedules while the public clings to sport as the main daily pleasure, even at the cost of work discipline.
The Sandman Story Part LO Ends With Witch’s Warning
Dulcia travels with the Witch to brew a magical cure for Prince Enrike. The Witch warns against peeking at the brew, and Dulcia must reach the palace to share the magic potion. The duo departs by broom, with a perilous forest path sealing behind them as the tale continues tomorrow.
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Dulcia
Duia
Tadigam
Prince Enrique
Duleia
Bubia
Fifty Years Ago In The Counter
Newspaper note from June 5 1873 recounts youth sought for printer apprentice a wagony addition to Walt Hitchcock bus line and local happenings. Mentions weather and a thrilling Waterloo concert with outsized turnout from Iowa Falls and beyond. Reports editor illness and public notices about sewer construction on Fifth Street and river mouth improvements.
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Adye
Walt Hitchcock
Hitt & Chapman
Fifth Street
Board of Heartngs
South Street
Barber Boys capture ends Fayette County pursuit
In a 1883 incident the Barber brothers, suspects in a fatal officer shooting, were surrounded by a deputy sheriff and posse near Summer, Iowa, after a house siege. Four attackers were wounded, two fatally. The report also notes local notes on sorghum awards, hotel guest counts, and a violent domestic scene unfolding in town.
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Barber
Fayette County
Roosevelt Visits Waterloo Crowds Pack Street for Address
President Theodore Roosevelt spoke in Waterloo on June 2 drawing thousands including 1 206 grand lodge delegates. Dense crowds forced him to skip the stand and speak from a platform along the riverbank as local officials noted his second visit to the city.
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F. C. Platt
G. E. Lichty
W. W. Miller
F. J. Martin
Sherman T. Mears
Sycamore Street
Fourth Street
River Bank
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Lincoln Park
The Regeneration of Malcolm Starmount
A young man of wealth meddles in a tense love triangle amid a drama of jealousy and blackmail. Mary Devlin and Malcolm Starmount navigate deception as Nalda Courtenay schemes to ruin him while a lawyer’s wife exposes the plot. tensions culminate in revelations and a thwarted crime.
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Malcolm Starmount
Jay Jenson
Janet
Jenson
Nalda
Deserata
Nalda Courtenayou
Pat
Mary
Katie
Europe
Pat Griffly
Katie O
Jay
Katia
Yay
Malcolma Starmount
Feaf
Ann
Nis
Mary Devlin
Nalda Courteney
Dick Tennant
Naida Courteney
Starmount
Ramon Graves
Ramon
Starmount Zenat
Nalda Courtenay
Malcolm
Hopa
Kate
Jensons
Vampfire
Parker
Courteney
Eddie
Mfary
Graves
Sarmount
Doubt on Animal Wit Cited by Abe Martin
Abe Martin jokes about animal intelligence outwitting humans in a quip on photographers miscasting a wart hog and ponders coal use and social critiques about the rich. The column blends humor with social observation.
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