Waterloo Evening Courier and Courier in Europe listing
Waterloo Evening Courier publicity details show daily and tri weekly editions with subscription prices, mailing notes, and foreign distribution points. It names offices in Waterloo New York Chicago and Europe including Paris Berlin and St Petersburg, plus travel exchange contacts for American travelers.
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Nevsky Prospekt
A Fortunate Strike in Lawrence Woollen Strike War
A congressional hearing reveals harsh conditions in Lawrence mills with families suffering wage cuts and starvation risks. A young girl loses gear in machinery. one worker cannot afford naturalization. The piece denounces the woolen trust, tariff subsidies, and calls for publicity, wage limits, and possible seizure of the trust.
Taft and Roosevelt feud threatens Republican unity
The piece notes a bitter Taft Roosevelt split within the Republican Party with personal feuding and charges of betrayal. It argues that both men should bow out for republican principles or the party risks self destruction through internal strife.
A Land of Blood and the Yellow Peril in Crisis
The writer condemns China as a land of barbarity yet sees hope only through Christianity and Western power. The piece argues reform requires Christian influence and coercive strength, contrasting with Western indifference to violence. It laments urban obstruction by freight trains and hints at broader social fatigue.
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Europe
Spirit of the Iowa Press on the 1940 Republican split
A harsh look at Ideological rifts within the Republican Party ahead of the Chicago convention. The piece cites Cimmins and Taft leaders, argues for unity, and warns that factional lines threaten the party’s appeal to voters. It references recall questions and debates over leadership as the nation watches.
Public Scrutiny Of Campaign Expenses And Ailing Roosevlt
A Cedar Rapids Gazette opinion questions a law requiring publication of campaign costs before elections and critiques Roosevelt’s recent political choices. The piece notes Roosevelt’s early popularity and landmark actions, then portrays concern that current moves damage his prestige and motives. It also includes a brief consumer note endorsing Foley's Honey and Tar for cough relief.
Easy Slippers And Clever Rejoinders In Quick Bits
A collage of humorous snippets and quips from various papers. Jokes about world’s greatest men, a child’s kiss, Miss Haughtie, and playful lines from Washington Star Philadelphia Press and Chicago Tribune. A rural tale ends with a missing chicken and eggs.
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Henrietta
Washington Star
Defense of Roosevelt recall of judicial decisions discussed
Minneapolis Journal notes Dean William Taper Lewis of the University of Pennsylvania Law School as an early defender of Roosevelt's recall approach, arguing state constitutions can be amended or changed by popular vote and that such voting powers should not be restricted by strict constitutional orthodoxy. He contends popular votes could alter statutes and even fundamental law without radical shifts, unlike other states.
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William Taper Lewis
University of Pennsylvania Law Scchool
Roosevelt
Dean Lewis
Towa
Plan for constitutional accretion mirrors English unwritten system
The text argues constitutional reform by embedding laws into constitutions via amendments as a means to preserve the constitution. It cites Roosevelts plan and New York's workers compensation law as examples, comparing to the English practice of incorporating acts into the unwritten constitution. It ends with a kidney health testimonial unrelated to the main topic.
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New York
Lewis
The Easy Going Type and Harder Lives at Home
Ruth Cameron examines a social trope about easy going people versus those who bear responsibility. She contrasts a carefree husband and wife with a more dutiful daughter, noting how ease in temperament can burden others, and argues for balance between carefree cheer and responsible care.
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Ruth Cameron
Home Made Seed Corn Testers For Iowa Farmers
Ames Iowa March 7 Special. Due to seed corn testing needs Director Chas F Curtiss orders a four page circular on Home Made Seed Corn Testers. It will be mailed free to Iowa addresses and shared with clubs and professionals. Fifty thousand copies ordered with 60 thousand more if demanded. At 50 cents to one dollar and a half hour, farmers can make testers as efficient as commercial ones. Two types exist the rag doll tester and the sawdust tester. The Iowa Experiment Station shows home made testers can yield ears equal to costly models. Testing seed is essential and the situation is worse than in years past. If farmers test widely, this year’s crop will not be greatly reduced.
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Ames
Iowa
Chas. F. Curtiss
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Iowa Experiment Station
H. D. Hughes
Views of the People on Waterloo School Election
The Courier urges strong public interest in the upcoming Waterloo city and school elections. It argues the school board holds great responsibility for children’s lives, notes past educational growth, and supports a large vote for next year’s necessary tax for improvements.
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Waterloo
Board of Education
Waterloo Urges Vote for School Building Plan
The relatives of citizens urge support for a school building and equipment proposition. They emphasize the value to children, arguing no money yields a larger dividend than investment in educational facilities and urging every man to vote on Monday to support the city’s key institution.
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Waterloo
TEST CORN WITHIN 20 DAYS HOLDEN
Des Moines March 7 P G Holden urged Iowa farmers to test seed corn within twenty days to avoid a below normal crop this year. He said seed corn conditions are worse than many realize and many may delay testing.
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P. G. Holden
Register and Leader
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Homemade Pinex Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief
A home recipe combines granulated sugar and warm water with Pinex to make a pint cough syrup. It claims fast relief for obstinate and whooping coughs and boosts appetite with mild laxative effect. The formula, promoted by The Inex Co, costs little and offers a money back guarantee.
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Norway
United States
Canada
Inex Co
Ft. Wayne, Ind
Corn Crop Warnings From Iowa Expert
Iowa corn expert Mr. Holden warns farmers that delaying planting risks seed shortages. He says over 60 percent of last fall's harvest is not fit for planting this year, based on extensive winter exams and corn shows. Holden recently left Ames College to run for governor as a Republican candidate.
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Agricultural Extension Department
Ames College
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