American travelers find Waterloo Courier abroad listings
American travelers in Europe will find The Waterloo Courier on file in major cities including London stores and the Paris American Express, with offices and addresses listed for Berlin, St Petersburg, and other capitals. The notice frames the newspaper’s circulation claim in Black Hawk County and lists advertising and subscription details.
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Europe
Waterloo Courier
London
Trat
Northumberland Avenue
American Express
Day's Steamship Agency
Green Street
Charing Cross
Paris
Boulevard Des Capucines
Er de Topera
Berlia
Berlin
Unter den Linden
Petersburg
Nowsky Prospekt
The Hold Over Paper Reads Saturday Night Scene
The hold over paper, described as the one Waterloo reads Saturday night and studies Sunday, is highlighted as the essential weekend read. It emphasizes a locally circulated paper that captures community interests and digestible news on a leisurely weekend cadence.
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All Waterloo
Rockefeller Philanthropy Prompts Mixed Public Relief
In a early notice a candidate announces for state senate pending Republican primary next June. Rockefeller initiates a plan to fund a Rockefeller Foundation in Washington DC to distribute wealth for public good, sparking debate on philanthropy versus past business methods. The piece contrasts Harriman and Morgan with Rockefellers actions, notes criticism of unregulated wealth and calls attention to the broader power of money in American commerce.
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H. Jacob Pfeiffer
John D. Rockefeller
Congress
Gallinger
Rockefeller Foundation
District of Columbia
Harriman
Morgan
Rockefeller
Hartiman
J. Pierpont
Carnegie
Armour
Guggenheims
Republic
Capitalist riches and social pomp in national life
The piece opposes elite wealth and showy governance, criticizing Carnegie and Rockefeller for power misused and praising restraint. It argues for simpler standards in Washington society, cites Vice President Fairbanks, and defends keeping funds and influence within local communities like Iowa. It concludes by recalling Lincoln and urging money stay in the family.
A Utopian Vision of One United Church for All
The essayist imagines a single large church in every community uniting Protestants and Catholics, with no creed yet all believing as they wish. It would offer diverse services, open weekdays for social work, and pay ministers well, replacing begging with broad inclusion under one splendid gathering. The idea prompts questions about feasibility and future sectarian history, yet appeals as a thoughtful dream.
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God
Ieve
Standpatters Face Iowa Political Clash Before June Primary
The Davenport Times notes growing tension within the Republican ranks over the Aldrich-Cannon tariff bill and indorsements for Iowa senators and congressmen who opposed the party majority. A lively intra party fight is anticipated as standpatters aim to discredit leaders and expose standouts in Iowa politics. The paper warns about merchants who equate money with policy and urge vigilant scrutiny of big business funding in any party alignment.
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Iowa
Davenport Times
Clinton Advertiser
Cummins
Senatira
Cumming
Déliver
Grievance Committee Proposed to Curb Undesirable Workers
TIM O SHEA urges a grievance committee at Skinum & Bleedum Co to prevent firing justified workers. He argues against bias and proposes a secretary to record complaints, with due process and a three charge standard before sanctions. The letter critiques foremen and praises fair hiring practices amid workplace tensions.
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Courier
Skinum & Bleedum Co
Pushem
Tim O'Shea
Return from Elba Ignites Roaring Welcome in Africa
The homeward journey from Elba sparks enthusiastic receptions across Africa. Observers expect Teddy Roosevelt to escalate the public fervor as he proceeds toward New York, anticipating a grand climax in the final leg of the trip.
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Elba
Africa
Teddy
New York
Iowa boosters and good roads stir state action
A collection of Iowa booster notes highlights Cedar Rapids praise of the state, farmers examining seed quality, Good Roads agitation led by Governor Carroll, Des Moines convention expectations, and Stand Patters maneuvering to influence party votes on tariffs.
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Mason City
Iowa
Carroll
Des Moines
Veterinary remedy for foreign obstacle in the esophagus
The text describes lodgment of a foreign object in the esophagus causing slobbering and distress. It instructs to position the cow head downhill, press the head downward, squeeze saliva from the gullet, then raise the head and give one half pint of a withheld substance.
Medical guidance on equine colic relief techniques
The passage advises treating a distressed horse with raw linseed oil, giving a single swallow at a time. If not relieved in 10 to 30 minutes, a half-inch rubber hose six feet long may be passed down the throat to push the obstruction into the stomach and allow gas escape. It notes possible need for a laxative and to address partial bowel paralysis after lengthy distress.
Fairbanks Visits King at Buckingham Palace in London
Charles W. Fairbanks and American Ambassador Reid met King Edward at Buckingham Palace after arriving in London. The former U S vice president and his wife planned to attend court, while later they visited the House of Commons and met prominent politicians.
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London
Charles W. Fairbanks
Reid
King Edward
Buckingham Palace
United States
Fairbanks
Mr. Fairbanks
Ambassador Reid
House of Commons
Taft Not for Cannon in Beverly Dinner Clash
Augustus P. Gardner told 290 Beverly Republicans that Speaker Cannon should retire to avoid party split. He said Cannon’s age impairs judgment and that rules would be changed to curb the speaker’s power, while absolving the Par nes tariff for high living costs.
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Beverly
Mass
Cannon
Augustus P. Gardner
Beverly Republican Club
Mr. Gardner
Gardner
John D Rockefeller Jr to Lead Foundation
New York on March 4 Rockefeller Jr plans to head the Rockefeller foundation full time and dedicate himself to his father's philanthropic work. He resigned from Standard Oil on January 14 and severed ties with United States Steel this week to focus on directing vast foundation funds for years ahead.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
New Rockefeller Foundation
Young Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Rockefeller
United States Steel Corporation
Rockefeller Foundation
Mr. Rockefeller
Why Are Farmers Leaving Iowa
The Courier questions the exodus of Iowa farmers and argues for using figures over labor to compare land values. It cites Iowa land at 150 dollars per acre versus western land at 24 dollars and 30 dollars, noting cheaper land near railroads offers similar soil quality and better returns. The piece, signed Zuck & Wright, claims dissatisfaction drives migration seeking higher standards of living.
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Courier
Iowa
Lowa
Lfe
Orange Township
Frontier
Zuck & Wright
Diplomats Must Find Own Homes Debate Ends in Defeat
Washington March 3 Congress man Frank O Lowden of Illinois urged Congress to fund 500000 annually for embassies residences in foreign capitals. The plan split Illinois and faced stern treasury criticisms from George W Prince. The heated floor clash derailed the proposal despite broad GOP and Illinois support.
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Washington
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
House
Lowden
Congress
George W. Prince
Treasury
Prince
Roosevelt May Take Another Shot in Sudan
From Khartoum Sudan on March 3 Col. Roosevelt and his party left Mongalla for Lake No. The advance signals a renewed campaign route with Roosevelt seeking another opportunity in the region and the expedition continuing across difficult terrain.
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Roosevelt
Khartoum
Soudan
Col. Roosevelt
Mongalla
Lake No
Roosevelt Sends Message on Plans for April Arrival
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt and Miss Ethel receive Col Roosevelts note in Naples stating no change in plans. He aims to reach Rome to visit King Victor Emmanuel and the pope before traveling to Paris by April 15. The item notes his expected first week of April arrival and sequence of stops.
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Roosevelt
Naples
Theodore Roosevelt
Ethel
Capri
Col
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Paris
Open hearing on price manipulation by grocers begins
Columbus Ohio March 4 The legislative food investigation committee opened its first public hearing with individuals suspected of knowing about price manipulation in the grocery trades. The panel has collected statistics and obtained a circular from a national wholesale grocers group outlining a retail prices committee. Such work is argued to violate Ohio anti trust law. Two committee members from Ohio will be called as witnesses.
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Columbus
Maron
Legislative Food Investigation Committee
National Association of
Ohio
Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey Fight Now and Keep It Handy
Made by a known scientific process with contents shown on the bottle. The largest selling cough and cold medicine in the world for 20 years. Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey fights cold symptoms and is loved by children for its taste. Look for the elf trade mark and Granny Metcalfe’s picture on the bottle. Available at druggists in age, sec and $1 bottles.
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Granny Metcalfe
Ttedicine
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