Waterton Evening Courier Advertising Rates And Policy
The Waterton Evening Courier lists advertising rates and policy including payment due by the 10th, rejection of fraudulent or politically objectionable copy, and rights to omit or edit copy. Notes mention staff and bureaus in Washington New York and Chicago with representatives Story Brooks and Finley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hartman
Weat Park Ave
John C. Hartman
Presien
W. Peterson
Treasamt Ger
Postatiice
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated PuHsr
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Jsiper
Washington, D. C
Munser
G. Dougherty
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Story
Brooks & Finley, Rep's
Self-Confident Spargo Essay Sparks Socialist Debate
The piece critiques socialism via John Spargo and Harper's May 影响. It argues socialism fails due to human nature and seeks an average man as president, praising Harding and Coolidge while lamenting Bolshevik overreach and league tensions. It questions housing waste and Persia's league stance.
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John Spargo
Spargo
Brian
John Sparge
Sparge
Harpers Magazine
Lenine
Marx
Sotgist Federal Republic
Towit
Jessi
Elso
Average Man and Riots in Chicago Nominations
A garbled preview notes debate over presidential nominations in Chicago. It mentions Senator Harding and labels a “small town man” and “average man” in a satirical context, reflecting editorial voices on political figures.
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Ran
Cuicago
Flarding Fa
Strawberries and sugar priced high clash with cheap fruit
The note remarks that strawberries at 2 cents a quart and sugar at 28 cents a pound form a poor combination, implying a cost imbalance in basic groceries.
Senator Cummins Wins in Iowa Primary Woes
In Chicago proceedings the result for Senator Cummins is clear despite Plumb League opposition and a diner's clash. The Iowa senator faced railroad property foes and city directories noted first listings. He died in Baltimore.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Cunrina
Iowa
Thera
Plumb League
Waalia
Baltimora
Cummins Victory Signals Swing Against Class Government
The article argues the railroad act faces strong opposition from labor and capital alike. It credits Senator Cummins with a decisive primary win in Iowa, framing it as a test of reform against privileged classes. It links Cummins and Coolidge victories to a broader push for government by and for the people, rejecting the Plumb plan.
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American Federation of Labor
Cummins
Iowa
Massachusetts
Gov. Coolidge
Labor and prices ease as workers seek jobs in Iowa region
Iowa editors report a labor surplus in Sioux City with more work being done and more applicants for labor. Merchants cut margins to curb rising prices while labor wages may have peaked. Cedar Rapids Republicans praise Chicago platform amid campaign complexity and shifting issues. Burlington paper notes a long running clash with saloon versus school, the saloon repurposed as a garage.
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Council Bluffs
Sioux City
Althoit
Omaha
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Ateast
Campainn
The Miser Grandfather Finds His Granddaughter Greta
In a village tale a stingy old man Mr Mason shelters Minnie Brown, later revealed as Greta, the daughter of his long lost child. A fire and a locket prove Greta is his granddaughter, prompting Mason to abandon his stinginess and plan a life of comfort for Greta and himself.
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Olu Sur
Mr. Mason
Asylia
Minnis Brown
America
Minnie Brown
Greta
Minnie
Minnia
Old Country
Ong
New York
Misnr
Mason
I Should Have Known Poem Fragment
The piece repeats I should have known with varied imagery of weariness, thorns, moons, and a storm. It frames grief as glory and asserts lone love as companionship, conveying a melancholic inward meditation. The fragmentary lines emphasize inner realization and emotional ache.
Nature Notes by John Burroughs Quiz Answers Tomorrow
A reader prompts Burroughs with questions about animal behavior and nature. The column previews tomorrow’s Nature Notes answers on topics from cloud formation to the hornet’s food handling and bird song.
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Nature
John Burroughs
Mexican President Seeks Life-Term Change Amid Tour
A garbled note hints at a Mexican president pursuing a lifelong term while touring a rundown hotel. The fragment suggests political stiffness and repeated changes in leadership, with no clear outcomes or dates provided.
Friend Wife By ROE PULKERSON
Imogene and Andrew debate a new office chair in a humorous domestic scene. He dislikes the high tech features while she defends the gift, revealing sentiment and a final bill of 78 dollars. The exchange blends affection with wit as he admits misgiving, then softens. They share a kiss amid the reveal.
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Andrew
Imogene
Imo
Gene
Uncle Harry’s view of Americans touring Europe after the war
Uncle Harry explains that postwar travel to Europe is rebounding with thousands of American tourists visiting England, France, and Switzerland. He notes new ships, advertising by British hotels and stores, and business travelers buying and selling goods, while Germany and other regions remain less inviting due to lingering unrest.
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Europe
Uncle Harry
United States
England
France
Helen
Uncle
Euerope
Europa
Atlantic
Nglish
Marine News
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Switzerland
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Balkan
Italy
Constipation in Children Health Talk by Dr John B Huber
Dr John B Huber discusses the importance of regular daily stools from infancy. He lists causes and remedies for constipation in children, including proper milk preparation, enema options, and dietary measures, while stressing medical evaluation for persistent cases and advising readers to send questions by mail.
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John B. Huber
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd Poses Petal Puzzle
Miss Priscilla explores a dais counting petals game in the Loyd puzzle style. The reader is asked to deduce the original number of petals from the remaining petals after counting around the circle three times. The answer to No 407 is given as Twenty minutes of 12.
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Royal Board
Priscilla
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