Daily Waterloo paper notices and ad policies
The Waterloo Iowa daily paper outlines publication details in 2 line header style, lists pricing for subscriptions and advertising, credits staff and offices, and states that the paper is Associated Press member with rights and auditing. It notes ad rates, payment terms due by the 10th, and standards for acceptable advertising.
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W.H Hartman CO
Weet Park Ave
Tex
Jonn
Hartman
Walter
W. Peterson, Treas
Gewi Mar
Iowa
Postemtice
Waterloo
ACL
SORES
Associated Press
Associated Presse
Audit Bureau of
Ipaper
Washington, D. C
Buresu
Blunsey
Blig
Dougherty
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Story, Brooks & Finley
Bep's
Ae Eee
Protest on Female Delegates Spotlight at Republican Convention
A reader laments perceived gender bias in press coverage of the Republican convention. The letter criticizes limited space for Mrs. McCarter of Kansas while detailing Senator Lodge’s attire, including a turban and monkey fur neckpiece, urging equal treatment and curiosity about fashion choices.
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Chicago
McCarter
Kansas
Taupe
Senator Lodge
J. Ham Lewis
Mr. Lodge
Palm Beach
Hudson Bay
Debates on Free Speech and Political Shows At Convention
The piece argues for a clear cutoff on free speech to protect society, cites the State Federation of Labor Fort Dodge meet, questions allowing radical or poisonous doctrines, and contrasts with national conventions. It notes a San Francisco convention, a Boone Iowa arts figure, and a presidential nomination photo incident. It closes with President Wilson’s sheep shearing.
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State Federation of Labor
Fort, Dodge
Jack Williams
Waterloo
Boone
Human Fly
Chicago
Jack
H. F
Health Talks by John R Huber and the holly king tale
Health talks by John R Huber discuss communal sanitary duty and preventive medicine stressing personal effort against poverty, housing, air, food, and sanitation problems. The questions and answers section covers rheumatism symptoms, diet, kidney checks, and water intake with medical guidance. The second tale follows a princess lost in a forest aided by a kind holly tree that saves her from harsh trees, and the king crowns holly with ruby-like berries.
The Sandman Story from Mrs Fla Walker
A tall tale tells of a king with a private forest seeking the finest tree along a castle path. Trees boast of beauty while a small corner bush, with pale berries, is overlooked until Princess Pennie discovers a box of rubies in the king’s writing table, stirring change.
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Poniue
Penine
Avery
Tam
Pennie
Friend Wife By ROH FULKERSON
Helen, a small town cultured guest, endures a city party with a philosophy of culture versus city cynicism. Andrew defends Helen’s tastes against raucous urban chatter, arguing that country roots foster true culture while city life mollycodles pretensions.
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Friend Wife
Roh Fulkerson
Shen
Inez
Thorobass
Georges Cohan
Chesapeake Bay
Helen
Tip
Dame
Tagtime
Kin Hubbard
Hmerson
Dickens
Wagner
Columbus
Ohio
Reubens
Caesar
Trenry Clay
Leity
Song of the Unlucky Brother and Cummins Rail Bill Praise
The verses recount a hapless man failing to lift crops or funds while predicting rain and salvation. An Iowa political note praises Senator Cummins for his rail bill after a favorable Sioux City election outcome, lauding his steadfast defense of the measure.
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Towa
Lane
Sioux’ City
Cummins
Iowa
Sioux City
Sen Jator
Same Thing in England Angers Iowa Shoppers
The article notes Wanamaker inspired price cuts in London and similar reductions locally. It describes a surge in buying as prices fall and women resume purchases once thought out of reach, suggesting a temporary shopping spree and possible long term shifts in consumer habits.
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England
Les Moines
Wanamaker's
London
United States
Day of Gifts and Changes Near Town
A quirky note mentions a man receiving a new car and minor improvements to his straw hat while asking about the actress who once displayed talent. The message asks what became of Binkley after the event in town.
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Binkley
Burroughs Nature Notes Inquiries On Birds And Insects
A partial nature Q A asks if female birds are susceptible to male mosquitoes and if plumage and other traits affect insect interactions. The note requests answers in the forthcoming Nature Notes by John Burroughs.
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Umales
Answers to Previous Questions on Storm Travel and Bird Changes
The text discusses storm paths from California to Europe as moving low pressure drawing in moisture. It also describes the bobalink transformation at breeding season from brown to black and white, with changes in form and flight. It mentions insects and sounds of meadow life and notes Mrs. Liord George’s Welsh tastes.
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California
Europe
Atlantic
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Cummings
White House
Marsh
San Francisco
League of Nations
Hays
Senator Penrose
Eugene Debs
Mr. Stedman
Atlanta
Messrs. Debs
Stedman
Wison
W. W
Gieford
South Pond
Tuat Bus
Jor
John R. Huber
John B. Huber
Mrs. Fla. Walker
Imogene
Andrew
Leo Lege
Chinkville
Tip Howe
Troy
Bush League
Toby Kellar
Toby
By Franke L. Stanton
Jes
Jsam Lod
Nature Notes
Sy John Burroughs
Ameri Bogland
Liord George
Bern
Uctd
FORD
Tlson- Miller Automotive CO
Libby
Libby, McNeill & Libby
Courier
Lowa
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