Waterloo Daily Record details and advertising policy notice
The Waterloo Daily Record lists publication details for the paper, including price, staff names, and office locations. It also outlines advertising rules, payment terms, policy against fraudulent ads, and bureau correspondent info.
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W.H. Hartman CO
Weat Park Ave
John C.heriman
AL W. Peterson
Treas
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Fat
Washington, D. C
Woodward
G.daugherty
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
San Francisco
Story
Brocks & Finley
Editorials On Politics And Prohibition In Iowa
A Cedar Rapids editor comments on the Fifth district nomination of Cyrenus Cole, the Dempsey-Carpentier bout, and the beer bottle debate in Congress. The piece mocks spontaneous nominations, questions political strategy, and criticizes prohibition policy while touching on local interpretations of national events. It also references Dr Straten on fashion sanitation, the Cleveland murder case, and local civic quirks.
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Cedar Rapids
Cole
Pershing
Iowa
Mr. Cole
Northrop
Marshall County
Noming
James W. Good
Democratic Congressional Committee
Fifth District
Firth
Jone
Health Talks on Asiatic Cholera and Medical Q A
Dr Huber discusses Asiatic cholera, its transmission, and sanitary measures in India and other regions. Readers submit questions on medical fears and common issues with answers on seeking care, snoring, anesthetics, and a note that Health Talks will answer in future columns.
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India
Ganges
China
Philippines
Oriental
Russia
Huber i
Health
Afterthoughts From the Paper on Everyday Observations
The page notes varied topics from the Dempsey Carpentier fight hot weather and future revolts to critiques of newspapers. It mentions Babe Ruth home runs, a New York preacher on news values, Wells on language, and a French professor bemoaning ephemeral prizes. It closes with remarks on patriotism and legal talk.
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New York
John Roach Straten
Calvars' Baptist Church
Wells
Brain Tests Puzzle Clue Ties to Seton Hall and Meredith
Beheadings form wordplay linking a ship's instrument to a tree and a fireplace to a dwelling. The puzzle, titled Brain Tests by Sam Loyd, offers six minutes to solve and references yesterday's puzzle with a rebus pointing to Seton Hall and Meredith.
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Sam Loyd
Seton Hall
Meredith
Correct English Don't There Was A Deathly Silence In The Room
The text discusses replacing deadly and continuous phrases with deathly and continual to improve style. It notes a murmur heard in the room and contrasts decisive versus decisive in proof use. It ends with a quip about Congress needing a guide and asks when it did not.
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Lauriston
Melkye
Zillah
Mr. Parminter
Jurmer
Lauristop
Mr. Parmintir
Neoleritin Port Ge Four-Year Inquiry
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Neoleritin with a four year period and a port setting. Key entities are unclear, but the text suggests a time frame tied to Neoleritin in a port area. Further readable details are not present to specify event, people, or organization.
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Chicago Motor Club
Chicago
Black Hawk
Cook County
Ill
Old Time Woman and the First Auto Visit
A reminiscence recalls a modest woman who kept her sleeves rolled down and avoided the door, while her neighbor Stanmaw Pash reached beyond seventy before witnessing his first automobile.
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Stan
Friend Wife By ROW FULKERSON
Imogene and Andrew discuss an evening out after theatre. Imogene wants a cheerful Grand Opera night while Andrew resists loud performances and musically mournful songs. Their exchange reveals age, marriage, and social tensions as the pair quarrel over entertainment.
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Andrew
Imogene
Cafe Royal
The Orange Yellow Diamond in London Pawnshop Raid
A dramatic London courtroom scene centers on Lauriston a young writer accused as investigators unpack a pawnshop murder link. His rings claimed as his mother’s lie against his insistence, while Miss Wildrose and others test the tale. The coroner weighs ownership as tension rises.
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Melky
Lauriston
Multenius
Andrew Carruthers Lauriston
Peebles
Scotland
Andrew Lauriston
The
Free Church
London
Multening
Ine
Pye
J Lauriston
Mrr
Lauriny
Timother
Legion Men Back Carpentier Upset Hope Amid War Criticism
A Iowa veteran telegraphs to the Iowa Legionnaire urging belief in Carpentier to defeat Dempsey in Jersey City. The letter joins many challenging Dempsey’s war record as the Burlington Gazette lauds efforts to curb the bout and Boone News-Republican prints an editorial condemning spending a million dollars on a prize fight while veterans need aid.
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Dempsey
Carpentier
Iowa
Jersey City
Iowa Legionnaire
Burlington Gazette
Congress T
Boone News-Republlican
The Happy Ranks and Moral Reflections
Poem fragment by Frank L. Stanton reflects on happiness versus poverty and social pretensions. It contrasts roam ing life with contentment, notes wealth is fleeting, and hints at forthcoming divine judgment on hypocritical "whitewashed saints."
A Nickel Sandwich and Everyday Moments
A kindly restaurant worker serves a nickel to a weary young man buying a cheese sandwich, easing his mood as he walks away with newfound confidence. The piece also follows a quiet public quarrel under a river bridge and notes small encounters with postal rules and a playful misinterpretation of I C C initials as ice cream cones.
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John
D. Rockefeller
Mullan Avenue Bridge
Interstate Commerce Commission
Jay
Kangaroos Lift Young Into Pouch For Feeding
A description explains that marsupials raise newborns into the mother's pouch where they attach and suckle. The young remain fed for about eight months while clinging to the mother. Earthworms live mostly underground, with touch guiding their life, and are rare in the New World outside zoos.
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Answraus
Aupel
New World
Europe
Copenhagen
England
Scotland
Ireland
Iowa Farmers Gain Through Farm Credits Plan
Muscatine Journal notes Iowa Farm Credits corporation as a state backed agency created by the last legislature. It aims to mobilize Iowa money for Iowa farmers and support local agricultural finance. The piece contrasts wind and rain symbolism with political speech on farmer relief and critiques reckless driving as a growing danger.
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Muscatine Journal
Iowa Farm Credits Corporation
Shatation
Iowa
Perry
The Sandman Story By Mrs FA Walker Part O
Mr Possum tells a tale of escape from a hunter and a dog, as Mr Man bags him for transport but the clever possum slides from the bag. The fox and raccoon reflect on the escape while the hunter contemplates his next move.
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FA Walker
Mr. Dog
Mr. Man
Mr. Joy
Mr. Possum
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Muscatine
Iowa City
Harry
Straten
Ed Mahnke
Council Chamber
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Babe Ruth
Gilea
Mexico
Davis
Springer
Sioux City Journal
Washington
Wife
Row Fulkerson
Warbie
Maggie
J. S. Fletcher
Fletcher
Hig
Athens
Aton
Jitson
Orig
Laur
Lauris~ton
Vauriston
Laurikon
Ayscough
Miss Wildrose
Frank L. Stanton
Williass
Gome
Sam
Tures
N. Ture
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