Waterloo Evening Courier: Advertiser and circulation details
The Waterloo Evening Courier lists publishing details with daily and triweekly editions, pricing, and mail and carrier options. It notes offices in New York and Chicago, travel information for American travelers, and advertising rates with contracted pricing and private exchange lines.
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Ecropfe American Tuavelers
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Trafalgar Building
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Roosevelt Run Sparks National Press Debate in 1912 Race
Fragmentary opinion pieces from New England and New York papers analyze Roosevelt's entry into the 1912 Republican contest. Critics discuss motives, potential impact on Taft's renomination, and whether Roosevelt's bid helps or harms the party's unity.
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Political squabbles and forecasts clash in spring column
A breezy survey mixes party accusations and factional tallies as Democrats plot to block Wilson, while Taft Roosevelt tensions heat up. The piece riffs on Harmon Clark and Underwood funding, Arizona convict baseball, Y M C A support, Mormon boy scouts, Champ Clark Canada annexation talk, and looming spring weather with a light note on potential skating by Easter.
Opinion Notes on Citizenship and Public Conduct
A jumble of editorials from Des Moines and Cedar Falls discuss civic virtue, sidewalk snow removal, suffrage tactics, and state farming policy. It cites Governor Wilson opposing recall, criticizes window smashing protests, and references Senator Chamberlain’s tariff stance affecting Iowa farmers.
Senator Cunusius Aids Town Farmers and State Interests
The Cedar Rapids Gazette argues against taxing oleo and calls for a fair basis. It urges prohibiting coloring of oleo to imitate butter, requiring clearly labeled packages, and a tax on the product itself. Oleo, sold as such, should not be taxed more than lard or butter. The tax would fall on consumers, including many poor urban residents.
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Cunusius
Cedar Rapids
Cartwright and Young Corps Seek Senate Support
Letter exchanges reveal D. Cartwright of Rhodes Ia seeks Republican nomination for U S senator promising service if chosen. Rebuttal from Lafayette Young of Des Moines Ia defends Cummins and Kenyon records, urges unity, faults Root endorsement, and supports Weaver with independence.
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Lafayette Young
Local parent cites trial cures for children's coughs
John Wo Bicksmith of Greenshupn Ti says his three children suffer frequent coughs. He recalls trying several medicines, noting none helped and seeking advice from a known vendor about Chambertalaa Come Beis edye.
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Aldvaders
Uncovering a Double Life Spurs Caution for Daughters
A Boston lodging house tragedy prompts a columnist to warn parents to learn as much as possible about suitors. A waitress killed herself after discovering a fiancé was married with a son, exposing years of deception. The piece urges diligence in knowing a suitor’s family and past before engagement.
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Ian
Geelery
Louise
Dorothy
Tallise
Ife
John
Easy Slippers and Daily Laugh Lines in 1900s
Collection of jokes and quips from early 20th century papers. Snappy exchanges about manners and mischief from teachers, a burglar tale, witty remarks at social gatherings, and brief notes on Australian and Indian credit co operatives alongside an advertisement for Chamberlain's liniment.
Kimball Laundry Leader To Speak At Dubuque Meeting
George M. Strain, president of Kimball Laundry Co., will address the Iowa State Laundry Men’s Association on The Proposed Compensation Law at the annual Dubuque meeting. Laundrymen from major cities will attend sessions in the Julien hotel ballroom, with events continuing Tuesday evening.
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George M. Strain
Kimball Laundry Company
Iowa State Laundrymen's Association
Dubuque
Julien Hotel
United Doctors Offer Cure Based On Scientific Methods
The United Doctors promote a comprehensive treatment system that seeks the root cause of aches and pains and removes it without surgery. They claim to cure piles rectal issues varicocele hydrocele male and female weaknesses and various lingering blood skin heart stomach kidney and rheumatic diseases with free consultation at 210 Marsh-Place Building.
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Marsh-Place
D. D. D. Prescription for Eczema Promoted by Wan gler Bros
In a sales pitch the Wan gler Bros advertise D. D. D Prescription as a penetrating ointment that reaches the inner skin to stop itching. They claim salves cannot reach eczema germs and offer a trial bottle for 25 cents with a full-size bottle guaranteed to work or it costs nothing.
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Mason City
Luncheon at Dubuque Club For Delegates
Visitors will be served a buffet luncheon at the Dubuque club and delegates will then be guests for the laundrymen of the city at the Majestic theatre. Poultry supplies available at Vaughan's.
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Dubuque Club
Majestic Theatre
Vaughan’s
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