Waterloo Evening Courier and Reporter Advertisement Note
Fragment from Waterloo newspaper listing publication details. It names the Waterloo Evening Courier and Waterloo Reporter, notes Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations memberships, editors and officers, subscription rates, and general advertising terms. The fragment provides historic formatting and pricing references without a readable news event.
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Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
TRE W. WH. Hartman Company
Weat Park Ave
John G Harman
A.W. Peterson
Sec-Treas
Waterloo
Long
Flag Day observances and patriotic reflections across the nation
A long patriotic column notes Flag Day June 14 as a day to display the national colors and honor the flag. It recalls President Wilson on May 17 1915 and discusses naval ship naming, including the Arizona, plus comments on British and European naval traditions and U S munition plants and public figures. It also covers local editorials praising the Hawk-Eye newspaper and mentions Stonewall Jackson and other public figures, with broad reflections on war, politics, and safety.
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Verastoni
Ahrnout
Woodrow Wilson
Naval Review
New York Harbor
Ponderous Personages OBERT MOMHTIS
George Pires presents a satirical sketch of Morris, a colonial-era financier who built a fortune, helped fund the war, and later fell from grace by speculating in Washington city lots. The piece contrasts past public service with modern finance and warns of fiscal folly.
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George Pires
Brent
T Roosevelt
Morris
Washington
U. S
Obsessions and the urge to fear a disaster
A discussion on how obsessions form as the mind focuses on catastrophic outcomes while suppressing reasoning. Examples include a fire anxiety in everyday household routines and self‑questioning about minor dangers. Advice urges testing fears, resisting compulsion, and starting anew.
Morbid Psychology and D stream of dual personalities
A dense reflection on double personality inspired by Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and early 20th century studies by Morton Prince. The essay contrasts public perception of character with private self, noting friends and enemies see different facets, and argues no single hero emerges to define a person. It discusses secrecy, aspiration, and the complex self.
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Hubert Louis Stevenson
Morton Prince
Waran Ito
William
Lrysin Thesr
Cralipad
Ural
Follow Through Key to Overcoming Mediocrity and Failure
A persuasive piece urges constant follow through in life and work. It argues many people quit early and miss progress, noting heroes like Helen Keller and Alexander Stephens show through in perseverance. Readers are urged to assess if every action was aimed correctly and completed to the mark.
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Helen Keller
Hibu Burritt
Coran Alexaner H. Stephens
Pevyer
Iowa Editors Say What They Say on Immigration
Des Moines Capital notes a shift in opinion as a Holland-America steamer reveals 90 percent of passengers headed for the United States seek home and peace. The piece contrasts European anti American sentiment with hopeful newcomers, urging remembrance of origins and caution not to remake the new world in the old.
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America
Des Moines
the Capital
United States
Cwar
Holland
Americas
New York
Wherry
Europe
Vision of Perfection and Divine Love Lifts Us Up
The passage urges unity and progress toward a higher ideal. It contrasts Omnisclanre’s vision of omnipotence with our potential greatness. Enemies spur us, friends support us, and inner knowledge guides us toward the measure of a perfect manhood through Divine Love guiding and lifting us.
Cummins undecided on presidential bid amid war notes
Des Moines June 12 Senator Cummins, back from two months in Hawaii, says he sees no probability of the United States entering the European War. He aligns with the president on international law and criticizes Mr Bryan's resignation as a reaction to Wilson’s leadership. He has not decided on a presidential bid and expects a possible extra session of Congress to address international issues and the Mexican situation. The interview notes cordial reception in western cities and ongoing questions about intervention and policy.
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OLR
Germany
Bethlehem
Remington
Des Moines
Cunminns
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Bryan
Wilson
Mr. Bryan
Democratic Party
Republican State Committee
Senator Cummins
Mexico
Congress
Cummins
Whit Wan aims high in Republican bid plans for 2024
Gov. Whit Wan of New York declares candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination and says he would accept the vice presidential nomination if the top prize cannot be secured. Tubagie Times-Journal notes the bold stance and speculation on political strategy.
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Mr. Whitman
Tubagie Times-Journal
Gov. Whit Wan
New York
China's Kew Parliament Sets August Provincial Elections
Dates fixed for Ching's coming primary elections in Peking. Provincial electoral colleges will vote in the first week of August. Colleges then elect members of the new parliament on September 9. Parliament to be summoned mid September. Constitution to be submitted to representatives in November.
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Peking
Ching
Berniardi's Book on War Translated for Japanese Army
Tokyo reports General Bernardi's work Germany and the Next War translated by the ministry of war. More than 10,000 copies have already been distributed to the Japanese army, and a second edition has been requested.
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Bernhardi
Germany
Ministry of War
The Evening Courier Read Thorough Waterloo Racing Ad
An advertisement notices Waterloo horse racing coverage in The Evening Courier. It signals readers to watch for full racing updates and event details published in the Waterloo paper.
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Waterloo
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