Waterloo Evening Courier and Waterloo Reporter Ad Rates
M id details show the Waterloo Evening Courier and Waterloo Reporter. The paper lists the Hartman Publishing company, editors, and circulation claims. It announces pricing for daily and weekly editions, carrier and mail rates, post office entry, and advertising policy.
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Associated Preax
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Sunda
W. H. Hartman
Weat Fork Ave
Tel
John G Hartman
A.W. Peterson
Sec-Treas
Gen. Mere
Waterloo
Iawa
Japan military buildup threatens balance of power say editor
An editorial argues Japan plans a major naval and army expansion including fast battle cruisers submarines destroyers and a large increase to twenty five army corps. It warns the United States risks being outmatched and urges a stronger standing army and larger navy to counter Japan’s looming threat. It notes Japan seeks a west coast naval base and liberalized immigration policies as factors in potential conflict while urging preparedness over subservience.
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Tokin
Ihe
Japan
United States
Far East
Philippines
China
Jaat
Preparation for War and Pacifist Quakerism Reconciled
A historical perspective argues that Paine warned arms are needed to defend liberty. The writer asserts modern nations must be ready to defend both freedom and political rights, noting that pacifist ideals clash with human nature and current threats. The piece urges preparedness to ensure national safety.
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America
1916 Candidacy Advocated by Courier and Reporter
The Courier and Reporter urges Senator Albert Baird Cummins as a candidate in 1916, arguing the next administration must pursue constructive reforms after wartime and economic upheaval. The piece frames Cummins as aligned with progressive aims and capable of steady leadership.
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Courier
Albert Baird Cummins
The Hero's Reward and Naval Victories in War News
A fragmented report recalls Michael O'Leary earning the Victoria Cross for storming a German position in France and dying later, while mentions Lieutenant von Weddigen and Admiral Crarneek as notable German naval figures. The piece also notes British champions and lists several obscure terms and names among contestable spellings, with high praise for accuracy and skill.
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Michael O'Leary
France
von Weddigen
Wet
Adimirad von Eoer
Pdre
Erat
The King of optimists is found in Long Island church
A jumble of clippings reports Bishop Burgess of Long Island’s church sermon praising humane aims in Europe, Taft and party unity hopes, trade figures, and diverse notes on Italy’s queen, Denmark’s enfranchisement, Venice bronze horses, Russia-Romania talks, Chicago flies, and a child heir’s future expenses, with miscellaneous aphorisms and oddities.
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Optimists
Jiy
Bishuy
Episcopal Church of
Long Island
Bishopurgess
Pepper Talk Poem Reflects on Ache and Labor
A George Matthew Adams verse muses on aching bones of workers and the solace of simple comfort after long days. The poem contrasts the weariness of toil with the world’s pursuit of wealth, fame, and applause, elevating ordinary laborers and mothers.
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Pepper Talk
George Matthew Adams
Mhwid
UH Lee
University of Chicago Chronicle of Growth and Glory
The piece describes University of Chicago's rise under Dr. Harper aided by Rockefeller funds, endowment nearing 89 million dollars, a vast library, and architectural plan facing the Midway. It notes football rivalries with Michigan, a strong campus culture, and Chicago's expansion beyond other western schools.
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Searco Ui Ani
Vito Gress
Rockefeller
Wallin
Mierper
Yale
Harper
Chuduo
Ftoek
Stockefeller
Chieago
Oxford
Chicago
Wisconsin
Cornell
Do Animals Talk and Communicate Across Species
A reader discusses language in animals, proposing a sub verbal mind layer and nose to nose telepathy. Personal anecdotes of dogs and shared signals raise questions about interspecies communication and whether animals understand or share a common language.
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Molly
Charles Kingsley
Duke
Mr. Pipp
Iowa Editors Weigh In on Clarke Gubernatorial Hope
An Iowa editorials section argues Governor Clarke would be a strong GOP nominee, praised for past administrations and capable of stabilizing state affairs. It notes multiple candidates, but Clarke is favored as meeting Republican approval and offering safe governance.
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Clarke
Charles Wity
Jowr
Prohibitions and Appeals in State Legislature Debate
Proposals insist that appropriations are needed each session to expand facilities for education and equipment. The piece discusses the Becker appeal case and argues funding should not block a criminal defendant’s right to trial and appeal. It notes skepticism about political influence in press coverage and references Kenyon and other figures in a fragmented discussion.
The Pearl Princess and the Forgiving Pearl
Two brothers Warn and Nagi live on a shore. After a fight over a lost fishhook, Nagi sinks and discovers a cavern with the Pearl Princess. Nagi finds the pearl of repentance, frees the princess from greed, and forgives his brother. They return to land with the fairy godmother, and plan a future together.
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Oegan
Brent Green Mountains
Warn
Nagi
Earth
Waru
McClure
Newspaper Syndicate
New York
Guy
Flitter-Mouse
Ruling backs bible use in Iowa schools case
In Des Moines on June, the Sheldon Knowlton v Maple River School District case argues that reading the Bible, reciting the Lord’s Prayer, and singing religious songs in school are not prohibited by Iowa law. The appeal concerns using public funds to pay a teacher and rent a room in a Catholic school building, the district having not had a public school building since 1905.
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Des Moines
State of
Iowa
Supreme Court
Sheldon Knowlton
Maple River
lCarrell County
Carroll County
St. Francis, Church
Public Funds Action In Church Building Case Began In 1918
A historical note describes the initiation of a legal action over public funds connected to a church building project, with the lower court ruling that the funds were implicated. The case centers on public financing and ensuing legal questions about ownership and use of church property.
Ruling Sought On School's Religious Status And Practices
The supreme court is asked to reverse a lower court on several grounds regarding a public school. They contend employment of a religious sister, Bible readings, the Lord's Prayer, hymns, and pictures in the classroom do not render the school sectarian. They note catechism was discontinued six months before the action. They argue no school building has existed since 1905 and that renting space from a church organization was proper. They deny district duties beyond maintaining the one-room site and dispute claims of excessive teacher pay or funds diverted to a church treasury.
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Supreme Court
Appellee
Walla
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement from 1856 Toledo
Frank J. Cheney swears the partner of F. J. Cheney & Co may pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured. The ad claims internal take and bloodstream action, offers testimonials, and urges sending for remedies from Toledo Ohio. Sold by all druggists with hall's family pills as a companion.
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State of Ohio
City of
Toledo
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Frank 2
Cheney
Beal
A. W. Gleason
Notary Publis
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Aterloo Evening Courier and
Waterloo Reporter
Warlaire
Tomas Paine
Seten
Taft
Willam
Helena
Italy
Rome
Na Hons
Omdeentis
Denmark
Eyavick
St. Marks
Venice
Russia
Roumania
Karpathala
Sir Dagatjit Singh Bahadur
Salt Lake City
Lorraz von Renim
Kennersdorf
T Costa John Jacob Astor
Dol
Gyreich
The
University of Chicago
John D. Hockefeller
Lsu
Leon Tlaywou
Amor
Towa
Bom
Becker
Lis
Kenyon
Dubuque Time Journal
Senator Kenyon
Vier Press
S¢ayar Dememir
Soap
Ong Ron
Jedime
Supreme
Libby
Morris
Jack
Jill
Supreme, Food Products
Morris & Pompny
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