Waterloo Daily Courier and Reporter publication note
The Waterloo Evening Courier and Waterloo Reporter publish daily except Sundays under The W. H. Hartman Company. Rates show 10 cents by carrier, 2.00 yearly by mail. Entries indicate standard operations with advertising rate notes and contract pricing.
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Newborn Patriot on Independence Day Unity Drive
A nationwide push urges Fourth of July to become Americanization Day for foreign-born citizens. The plan invites new Americans to learn flag meanings, American traditions, and civic duties, stressing shared liberties and national unity.
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Des Moines Debate Fails to Expand Law Book Size
Observers rue the overlong statute book after the forty-ninth Iowa General Assembly adjourns. The Canton Register argues the aim should be condensing laws and recognizing legislation's limits. The column notes stock swindles, Judge Utterback remarks, and jokes about weddings and political figures as it surveys current affairs.
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Pepper Talk The Educated Heart
An exhortation on turning good intentions into deeds to educate the heart. It contrasts idle professed desires with action and urges readers to seize chances to help others, adding culture, refinement, and broader perspective. It argues true education comes from action, not mere intent, and encourages daily service.
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American Universities by George Fiech
Wisconsin is praised as the most progressive American University with vast facilities and statewide reach. The piece notes its hilltop campus in Madison, extensive libraries and gym, accessibility by mail, and influence in state affairs, while critiquing its political power and fundraising dominance. Senator La Follette is cited as its notable graduate.
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Forgiveness Over Rivalry In Small Town Reflections
A columnist ruminates on envy toward successful rivals, urging readers to pull bitterness from the heart. The piece contrasts Miss Margaret the successful neighbor with a less fortunate former friend, praising Lucille for gracious conduct and urging fortitude in handling rivals without resentment. It concludes with a parental view on maturity and autonomy at eighteen.
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Two Ralingbarger clemency factors in focus
Byways Des Moines report outlines two points shaping the Ralingbargers clemency bid. A dying statement from Mrs Johnson never occurred and an alleged alibi tied to a mortgage dispute gains new corroboration, while Illinois moves on injunctions against vice resorts as Wisconsin presses on.
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Recommendations on letters of recommendation and trust
Dibert Hubbard warns that letters of recommendation often mislead and enable untrustworthy backing. The piece urges discrimination and responsibility in endorsing others, noting the social burden on those who write endorsements and the need for careful investigation before vouched support.
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What Iowa Editors Are Saying The Firecracker Nuisance
The Capital commends police for steps to curb firecracker nuisance with July 4 close. Editors urge ending noisy celebrations that imitate war and call for Americanization Day without dynamite. Davenport Democrat notes how old papers reflect on Fifty Years Ago and recent events.
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Wilson nomination looms as pivotal in Democratic future
The piece argues President Wilson's renomination dominates political fate, with Bryan's influence unraveling as the movement progresses. It cites reactions from Dubuque, Des Moines and others, noting Comstock's firing rumor and a contrasting view on high profile political maneuvering and accountability.
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments-Cure Found
An 19th century warning flags mercury in catarrh ointments and urges prescriptions from reputable physicians. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo is mercury free and acts internally on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials offered, bottles priced at 75 cents. Druggists supply Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Difference in intent when stealing and its impact
The remark contrasts legal outcomes for theft based on intent to repay and asks how victims are affected. It notes a man may face three hours or twenty minutes, underscoring how belief about repayment changes punishment and raises the core question of harm to those stolen from.
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Des Moines Tribune
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Race Track Victim Dies At Iowa City
Fred Pelnar, one of two victims of the June 17 race track accident, died Friday morning in a local hospital after lingering injuries. He had previously suffered a severe corn shredder injury last year on farmer Joe Lovetinsky’s land, losing his right hand and facing long recovery.
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Dubuque Wins Next State Sunday School Convention
Des Moines reports Dubuque has been chosen to host the next Town State Sunday School association convention after a statewide canvass by the executive committee. Dubuque was the sole city to issue an invitation. The plan for free delegate entertainment was dropped and future conventions will require delegates to pay for their own board.
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