Daily Exposition Waterloo Ad Rates and Notices Fragment
Advertisement and legal notice text from a Waterloo Iowa newspaper page outlines publication details. It lists volume and issue, office addresses, pricing for mail and carrier delivery, advertising payment terms, and Associated Press rights. It also notes editorial leadership and bureau offices in Washington New York and Philadelphia.
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WW. H. Hartman OO
West Dark Ave
John C. Hartman
A. W. Peterson
Trens
Gen'l Mar
Eee
M&net
Avdk
Associated Press
Waterloo
Iowa
Washington, D. C
Washington, D. C. Bureau Bide. E.G. Dougherty, Cor
New York
Philadelphi
Story, Brooks
A Worthy Measure for Americanization Aid
The piece champions Senator Hoke Smith's Americanization bill proposing 12 million dollars annually for six years to educate native born illiterates and non English speakers. It argues states must parallel funding, extend at least 200 hours of instruction, and include foreign born individuals, claiming vast national gains in productivity and citizenship.
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Hoke Smith
Georgia
United States
Smith
Congress
Waterloo Heads The Nation In Growing City Progress
Waterloo remains a leading fast growing city with a steady building season under way. Unemployment is not acutely felt locally and construction projects are progressing satisfactorily after two difficult years. The community adapts to the new order as Waterson leads in steady work on brass tacks.
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Waterloo
Waterson
Congress closes with soldier benefits gain and war tax carryover
The Sixty sixth Congress nears adjournment and leaves a legacy for veterans including permission to keep their uniforms after discharge and higher travel allowances. A $60 disbursement per veteran from the war tax law is noted, while debates linger on policy like the Monroe doctrine and Sherman act implications amid political sniping and international questions.
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Wilson
Adulation in America Provokes Satirical Critique
The Cedar Rapids Republic argues against boastful displays of reverence for leaders, contrasting velvet carpets with everyday patriotism. It notes how figures like Jefferson and Lincoln rode simply and criticizes cities for honoring leaders by mocking plain American customs. Reform in South Dakota is also mentioned alongside a quip about a bridge prize.
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Cedar Rapids
Republican
Boston
America
Thomas Jefferson
White House
Abraham Lincoln
Fort
Mr. Wilson
Reform
South Dakota
A. F. Halladay
Goodby
Pimple Prevention and Care by Dr Currier
Do not squeeze pimples before they are ready. Learn skin anatomy, bacteria, and how to keep pores clean. Improve diet, avoid irritants, exercise daily, and rest eight hours. Do not pick, press gently when needed, use antiseptic, and wash hands. Dr Currier will answer health letters.
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Spirilli
Morpheus
Currier
Curler
What You Should Know About Children
Child play is work and school, a vital part of growth, with learning occurring in activity rather than mere schooling. Understanding a child’s exploration prevents friction and helps guide development gently toward future tasks. Living with children renews our own youth and insight.
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Thompson Teatere Service
When to Speak Up on Social Injustice at Work
A group discusses shop girls chatting at a counter and one member recalls telling a floor walker what she thought. The narrator wrestles with whether to speak, fearing unpopularity, and argues speaking depends on whether it can do any good without being hypocritical or a prig.
Gambling morals clash with new law in Tribune and Gazette
The Sioux City Tribune and Mason City Globe-Gazette discuss a sweeping gambling bill embracing all games of chance. The pieces argue for morals legislation via force, noting poll taxes on women and cautions on Prohibition era vice. The pieces reference local authorities and public sentiment.
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Sioux City
Tribune
House
Mason City
Why Wolves Are Gray from The Sandman Story
A princess Adele lives with her father in a grand palace while mourning her mother. Her selfish aunt, secretly a witch, seeks power by turning Adele into a wolf with golden fur. A moonlit potion backfires, transforming the aunt into a gray wolf. Adele and the king marry calm, and they live together while the aunt roams the woods.
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Preda
Freda
Adele
Ile
Incomplete OCR Reflects Tax Themed Public Notices
Fragmentary text discusses postwar recovery and repair of derelicts, a call to support infrastructure, and questions about income tax payment. It hints at promoting civic duty and national service, with garbled phrases like American army of occupation and Intail Infus. Contains uncertain terms and missing context.
Lydia E Pinkham remedy credited by Portland woman
Mrs Josepine Kinsrr of Portland Indiana suffered displacement weakness and nervousness and was unable to work or sleep. After trying physician treatments she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and recovered enough to resume chores. The ad urges other women to write Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. for guidance.
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Portland
Ind
Lydia
Pinkham
Josemine Kinsrr
West Race St
Kimble
Lydia E. Pinkham
Daisy Martin Finds Hidden War Aid in Flour Purchase
Mrs Daisy Martin finds two five dollar bills while scooping flour for baking, amid wartime shortages. The discovery comes as she supports food regulations and substitutes to aid the war effort. A grocer notes the cash likely dropped by a customer, but the bills remain with the store.
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Martins Furry
Daisy
Hoover
Danderine claims dandruff cure after two applications
An advertisement touts Danderine as a quick cure for dandruff and hair loss. It asserts dandruff disappears after one or two applications and that continued use prevents itching, selling a small bottle at a few cents in drug stores.
California Syrup of Figs Ad Warns of Counterfeits
A vintage advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children and adults, claiming it cleanses the liver and bowels without griping. It warns buyers to ensure the product is made by the California Fig Syrup Company and cautions against counterfeit versions.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
Dr King’s New Discovery Relief for Colds and Coughs
Purporting to cure colds and bronchial attacks Dr King’s New Discovery is advertised as a reliable remedy for coughs throat irritation and lung discomfort. It claims rapid relief with small doses and a hot bath and is sold by druggists for 60 cents to 1.20 dollars. Also promoted are Dr King’s New Life Pills to gently stimulate the bowels and aid digestion.
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Dr. King
See Throat Gos Hamlin Wizard Oil Ad Copy
An advertisement promotes Hamlin Wizard Oil for sore throat chest colds and relief of minor ailments. It touts gargle use for throat relief and chest rubbing to ease deep seated colds overnight. Also markets Wizard Liver pills as a laxative remedy with a 30 cent price and money back guarantee.
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Hamlin
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