Waterloo Evening Courier Advertising Policy Notice
Public notice page from the Waterloo Evening Courier outlines advertising policy terms including rates, payment timing, audience rules, and editorial safeguards. It references the Associated Press, bureau correspondents, and city offices with disclaimers on acceptance and fraudulent ads.
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W.H. Hartman
West Park Ave
Jobn G. Hertman
A. W. Peterson
Treas Ang Gen' Mer
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
Sa CS
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Washington, D. C
Bidz
E.G. Poughert
Munseyy
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Story
Brooks & Finley
Rep
Wilsons pocketing of treaty stirs Senate debate article X
Washington dispatch warns that President Wilson could pocket the treaty if approved by the Senate, risking continued war with Germany and non entry into the League of Nations. It analyzes Article X obligations and Lodges reservations, plus political fallout around Bryan and Iowa Democratic dynamics.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
United States
Germany
League of Nations
League
Executive Couns
Executive Council
Poland
America
Council
Europe
Congress
Council of the
American Congress
Lodge
Baiting Bryan and Weathered Gag Shows in Chicago
A satirical barrage targets the late John Barneycorn and mocks New Jersey governor Edward Edwards against the backdrop of Woodrow Wilson era politics. The article presents a muscular, tongue in cheek reaction to political shifts and public figures.
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Bryan
John Barneycorn
Chicago
New Jersey
Edward Edwards
Woodrow Wilson
John Barleycorn
Altho
Health Talks on Potable Water and Epsom Salts by Dr Huber
The article presents Dr John B Huber advising lime hypochlorite purification for drinking water with a simple tube method for bulk sterilization, cautions about turbidity and odors, and notes boiled water as safe. It also offers guidance on Epsom salts for constipation and warns against overuse, inviting readers to send questions or diagnosis requests.
Friend Wife By Roe Fulkerson
Genevieve returns to her mother after dinner as Imogene and Andrew discuss her marriage to Finn. Imogene blames Finn for Genevieve’s oversensitive nature while Andrew dismisses sensitive people as ego driven and prone to finding hurt.
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Wife
Roe Fulkerson
Genevieve
Imogene
Andrew
Jim
Finn
Where the Roses Want to Stay in May
Fragmentary verse about roses and gardens with a dreamy reference to rain and light. Mentions a smiling girl and a May brightness, with imagery of flowers and a hopeful tone. Copyright appears in parentheses.
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Tony
Offender and Jealousy Clash in Domestic Dialogue
A tense exchange unfolds between Andrew and Imogene over trust and marriage. He laments misunderstandings and fake assurances while she probes differences between expectation and reality. The dialogue then shifts to light banter about a relationship, followed by a note on a new peanut shelling process and its delivery advantages.
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Jim
Cafe Royal
Andrew
Imogene
Nature Notes by John Burroughs on Questions for wildlife
Nature Notes presents a sequence of questions about wild animals medicine cyclone directions and seasonal challenges for birds with promised answers in the next issue. The item suggests a humanist curiosity about nature.
Birds Endure Snow Through Food Supply And Wintering
The text discusses how snow impacts ruffed grouse and quail, noting that food availability influences survival and that grouse may migrate if not for food. It also mentions quail’s vulnerability to harsh winters and their limited ability to face severe conditions. It then shifts to comparing American and Eurasian squirrels, praising the gray squirrel as a potential national emblem and noting American diversity with five or six species versus Europe. It ends with a note on the first orchid to bloom in spring, describing showy orchid features and fragrance.
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America
Europe
Young Dragon-Fly Flirts with Ducks at Buck Pond
The tale follows Young Dragon-Fly who ignores his wise mother’s warning and flies near a duck pond. Ducklings tease him about not swimming, but he boasts of his air and plans to stay airborne, while the ducks invite him to join their swim. He refuses, insisting he must keep his high flying and air.
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Dragon-Fly
Buck Pond
Duck Pond
Dragon
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd No. 315
After a holiday dinner at Grandmother Brown's children play games. Tommy Brown hides eight letters on a pumpkin and asks how few moves solve STARVEST by sliding or jumping letters into a vacant space. The puzzle’s solution hints involve wordplay with DOVE, STONT, WEST, ONE, GLOBE, LOBE, and DOG.
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Grandmother
Tommy
Dragon-Fly Speaks of Cunning Beyond Offers
A dragonfly perched on a bush declares humans fail to understand it and calls their offers useless. The creature boasts its own wits and dismisses efforts to trap or outsmart it.
Iowa Editors Do They Mean Milk For Babes
Cedar Rapids Republicans argue media shortages spur new magazines. The Iowa Magazine debuts in Davenport to propagate American ideas and a Des Moines women’s organ plans to instruct women in voting.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Davenport
Des Moines
A Simple Way To Remove Dandruff
A claimant promotes a method using four ounces of liquid arvon from a drug store applied at night to moisten the scalp. By morning dandruff is said to vanish and repeated applications claim to destroy all signs of dandruff, stop itching, and leave hair fluffy and glossy.
Reading the News and Public Debate Across Towns
A collection of editorial snippets questions readers on thinking for themselves while commenting on topics from lumber shortages and mud brick houses in Canada to the price of liquor and the search for a true business man to lead the nation.
Income Tax Facts You Should Know for 1913 Returns
Landlords may deduct tenant securing costs and maintenance, prorate improvements on ground leases, and claim depreciation on business property. Tenants can deduct rent for business premises but not personal living rent. additional rental paid to landlords is deductible by the tenant and income to the landlord. Depreciation requires separate reporting with asset class, cost, useful life, annual and total depreciation, and proper bookkeeping entries.
Diamond Dye Your Old Dress Material
Beautify shabby skirts coats blouses sweaters gloves dresses using Diamond Dye. Simple directions in package ensure a new look for wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics. Sold by druggists under the Diamond Dye brand.
Begg’s Mustarine Promises Fast Pain Relief for Aches
Old fashioned mustard poultices give way to Begg's Mustarine a true yellow mustard preparation with added pain relieving ingredients. It claims quicker relief for rheumatic pains lumbago neuritis bronchitis sore throat and chest colds and sells for 30 and 60 cents from S C Wells & Co Le Roy NY by mail or at druggists.
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Begg
Mulus Ree
Gr By, Mail
S. C. Wells & Co
le Roy
N.Y
Best Kidney Remedy Promise Dr Kilmer Swamp Root
A prominent druggist touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a medicine with proven cures for kidney liver and bladder ailments. The ad claims broad customer endorsement and urges readers to request a sample bottle by mail from Dr Kilmer co. N Y with ten cents and the Waterloo Evening Courier mentioned. Large and medium bottles are advertised in drug stores.
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Dr. Kilmoor
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Ninghamton
N. Y
Waterloo Tivening Courier
Depreciation Rules and a Builder’s Quip
Explanation of depreciation limits for property used in business and cases where allowances apply including patents licenses and franchises. A contractor asks a new worker to measure a foundation and receives the joke that it stretched “as long as my arm and two bricks.”
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Ileeping
Milks Emulsion Promises Constipation Relief
A Terre Haute advertisement touts Milks Emulsion as a cure for constipation and weak bowels. It claims regular morning bowel movements after using two bottles, endorses friends, and offers a money back guarantee with six bottles trial. Prices are 60 cents and 1.25 per bottle.
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Himer
Brooks
Washington So
Peoria
Ilk
Hmulsion Co
Terre Haute
Ind
To The Wife of One Who Drinks
If this should meet the eyes of a wife or friend of a drinker, she may obtain information on a method used to free regions of drinkers from the curse quickly and with health and happiness. This information will be sent in a plain envelope on request to Edw. J. Woods, CA 275, Station W., New York. Cut out and show others this advertisement.
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J. Woods
New York
Being His Duty To Tell Others Of Mayr Remedy
A patient describes two years of stomach pain and digestive issues then reports full recovery after Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad claims the preparation clears mucous in the intestinal tract and reduces inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments. One dose proves effectiveness with money back guarantee. Wangler Bros Hansen Hansen druggists advertise nationwide.
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Mayr
Wangler Bros
Hansen & Hansen Land Druggists
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