Waterloo Courier and Europe Office Advertising Notice
Historic snippets announce the Waterloo Evening Courier published daily except Sundays by the Wm Martman Company of Waterloo and Chicago with weekly tri week edition dates listed. The notice outlines offices, circulation, rates, telephones, and overseas distribution points for American travelers in Europe with multiple city outlets and foreign postage guidance.
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Sferio
Evening Courier
Ww. W. Martman Company
Sapang West Park
Ous
Manrman
Act
Perenaon
Mgr
New York
Tribune
Mere Tukape
Chicago Cilce
A&w
Waterloo
Tone
Np Wateries
Courier
Europe
Ibns Som
Trafalgar Building
Ambderland Avenue
American Hapress
Haysmerket
Dawes Steamship Agency
Green Street
Mt. Petersburg
Nevsky
The Hold Over Paper
The Hold Over Paper is the Paper that all Waterloo reads on Saturday nights and thoroughly digests Sunday, a local notice of the weekly newspaper ritual.
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All Waterloo
Democratic convention in Baltimore stirs progressive split
The Baltimore Democratic convention next week is shaping as a contest not a lovefeast with William Jennings Bryan hinting at remarks. Alton B Parker is named temporary chairman while Champ Clark supporters pivot toward Harmon. Clark’s delegates may fall short of two thirds raising factions and a possible challenge to the presidential candidate selection. Tammany's backing of Wilson adds to party tensions.
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Baltimore
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
National Committee
Nebraska Statesman
Alton B. Parker
Champ Clark
Harmon
Clark
Missouri
Tammany
New York
Wilson
Chicago
Fould Disenfranchisement Plank At Convention
Fragmentary draft of a political platform during a Bastimore event discusses disenfranchisement, education reform, and racial policies. The text references debates over white supremacy, exclusion of Japanese and Chinese groups, and potential impacts on voters and power structures at the convention.
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Mal Orenr
Bastimore
Hiw
Tie Testa
Sndteaae
Stetaden
National politics and race debates in Chicago convention
The article discusses Senator Newlands and a white-supremacy plank draft for a Pacific coast policy, contrasting it with disfranchisement in the South. It notes Bryan drawing attention at Chicago, the convention atmosphere, and upcoming events as communities cope without once indispensable figures.
Colonel Bryan Keeps Cool Through It All
A concise note credits Colonel Bryan with maintaining poise and composure throughout a difficult situation, underscoring steady leadership and calm under pressure.
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Colonel Bryan
Party split over voter control and corrupt rings dominates Iowa scene
A Sioux City Tribune synopsis highlights Temporary Chairman Rost’s tariff focus but notes rank and file fighters demanding party democracy free of rings tied to special interests. The Bremer County Independent echoes a Canada-inspired motto about local purchasing and civic duty.
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Area
Sioux City Tribune
Rost
Towans
Bremer County
Canada
Cahporting
Wornec
The People at the Convention Chronicle
Richard Coekland notes the Chicago convention crowd of 12 000, detailing press section chaos and beehive activity. He describes reporters, including Bryan, mingled amid packed aisles, casual friendships sparked by shared seats, noon meals, and the crowd’s mood. The day opens with hopes of a clash but adjourns until the credentials report at 4 pm.
Love and its queer ways in affection and jealousy
A reflective piece on how affection can express itself in odd forms especially through jealousy and anxiety. It cites a quiet example of a husband made cross by his wife's illness and how sensitivity to health can distort love, then questions whether such devotion is truly desirable or humane.
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John
Cameron
Recognition of Direct Primary Rules Change At Convention
Chicago June 21 The Republican national committee adopted rules preserving the so called steamroller measure and approving a direct primary method for electing committee members The Roosevelt faction did not oppose but will push a minority report seeking reduced Southern representation and state control over their delegates Stand pat on four year old rules 22 to 6 with summary de pose power for any member who bolts the nominee.
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Chicago
Steamroller
Republican Party
National Committee
Roosevelt
GETS THE CORN CURE PROMISES EASY RELIEF
An advertisement touts GETS as a new corn cure described as quick safe and effective. It claims to shrivel corns warts and calluses without harming surrounding flesh and to leave feet feeling corn free. The copy notes availability through drug stores with a price receipt from Lawrence & Co Chicago and local sellers Shadden Fleya and M Madera San.
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Lawrence & Co
Chicaga
Waterton
Shadden & Fleya
M. Madera San
For Salt Air’s City Cleanup Aid Sparks Debate
A local Petosolate sidewalk program named Cine and Nea Vareman Sweeper Adness on care Conrier draws questions about funding and efficacy. City officials propose tighter oversight as residents weigh benefits against costs.
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Care Conrier
Convention Rules Shift Power On National Committee Appointments
The rules committee decided to delegate the appointing power to the convention itself reducing state influence. States electing national committeemen by direct primary would lose control over nominees once the new committee is seated. Governor Carroll of Iowa criticized the old system as bossier, and Stimson of California failed to win amendments. The rule applies to the current convention but not until the new committee is named.
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Carroll
Iowa
National Committee
A. R. Stimson
California
Drowning Death Of Edwin Kessler At Home
In Grundy Center area near Fern Iowa on June 21 Edwin Kessler age 2 1 2 after wandering from mother into a ten gallon water jar died from immersion His mother Miss Lens Poppen and father Mr Will Kessler reported the tragedy as the child leaned over the jar while looking at its reflection and toppled head first into the water Officials say the jar was half full and the accident occurred in minutes before help arrived
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Grundy Center
Fern
Edwin Kessler
Will Kessler
Four Kinds of Woman in the Badinage of Reputation
A brief essayism argues there are four kinds of women rather than two. It jokes that the rarest and worst type is the good bad woman, challenging the old epigram that only good or bad women exist. The remark appears in American Magazine.
Cure for long years of eczema claimed by Cuticura
Miss Etta Narber of Spring Lake Michigan reports four years of painful eczema on hands improved in three days after using Cuticura Remedies. The ad cites relief from baths with Cuticura Soap and ointment, and promotes samples and a 32-page skincare book from Potter Drug & Chem. Corp.
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Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Dept
Boston
Mass
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