Daily Courier Advertisements and Policies Notice
The page provides newspaper policy and advertising notes from Hartman Co. including rates, payment terms, and circulation details. It mentions Daily per week carrier delivery, annual rates, and restrictions on advertising content, with references to Associated Press usage and public notices. Names cited include John C. Hartman as President and Editor.
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Iowa Leaders Eye Chairmanships as Senate Reform Debate Rises
The piece outlines Iowa senators and others weighing seniority versus merit in selecting committee chairs, noting expected chairmanships for Good, Haugen, Towner, Kennedy, and Dowell, with Kenyon opposing Penrose's Finance post. It also surveys wartime labor metrics, Chicago unemployment myths, and Delaware road funding, then shifts to early 1920 presidential speculation and the uncertain horizon for Democratic hopefuls.
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Mississippi River
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Economic outlook notes unemployment in several states
Agencies studied labor status in five Michigan cities with 178000 workers at 247 plants reporting 37000 unemployed. Indiana across seven cities with 109000 workers at 157 plants showed 8300 unemployed. Wisconsin across three cities with 103009 workers at 212 plants reported 12000 unemployed. Illinois data incomplete in fragment.
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Primary woman suffrage bill passes house by four votes
Iowa editors note the 85 to 15 House vote on the suffrage bill, with Guthrie and Linn representatives arguing women should have the ballot at polling places but not in primaries. They call the stance illogical but concede suffrage is coming as a matter of justice and common sense. Also mentions Boy Scout praise and Clemenceau remark about Wilson.
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Petroit
Europe
Averina
Marshalltown
House
Moore
Guthrie
Clark
Linn
Side Talks on Life Wishes and Reincarnation Dreams
A writer muses on how to live five extra lifetimes choosing roles from teaching, nursing or medicine, acting, sales and advertising. he imagines the experiences each path would offer and questions friends who believe in reincarnation. He yearns to truly know which life is his and to carry accumulated experience across rebirths.
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Butterflies Plan A Grand Ball In Garden Tale
Entertainment vignette from Sioux City Journal narrates a garden colony where a governor and attorney general fall from grace. Butterflies, mothmil lers, and beetles decide to host a ball to outshine any prior garden entertainment. Madam Gorgeous leads the invitation planning as the tale unfolds.
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Sioux City Journal
Madam Gorgeous
Doctors View on Indigestion Fear and Illusions
A health column warns against misdiagnosing sudden death as indigestion. It cites a case of imagined indigestion from fear and poor diet, stresses that real danger is rare, and urges medical evaluation for persistent stomach pain, belching, or distress after eating.
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How Children Perceive Trees and Learning Principles
The article contrasts rural and urban children's tree drawings, showing environment shapes perception of tree types. It argues that early learning builds from concrete, immediate experiences to abstract concepts using real objects, not mere pictures, and stresses observation, sense training, and experiential methods over pure book work.
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Thompson Feature Service
Butterflies Host Daytime Ball Fails As Sun Man Watches
A fanciful tale shows haughty Butterflies refusing outdoorsy invites for a daytime ball. The old Sun Man warns of failure, leaves, and returns to find guests asleep as frost and cold descend. The piece ends noting wartime steel making halts and chromium additions.
Uncle Harry explains the civil war and unrest in Europe
Jimmy asks about European turmoil after the armistice. Uncle Harry details uprisings in Germany and the Austrian empire, fighting among Spar tacans and Eichart troops, and the assassination of Premier Eisner of Bavaria. He notes continued warfare since November and the drift toward new democratic governments amid royalist resistance.
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Eichart
Eisner
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Helen
Uncle Harry
Tos
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Altho
Italy
Adriatic Sea
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Russia
Austria
Hungary
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Moderates and Radicals Shape Europe After War
Uncle Harry explains how royal factions fade and moderates clash with radicals in postwar Europe. He notes the old autocratic rulers still loom, while democratic factions seek gradual reform or sweeping change. Civil strife may endure as oppressed peoples push for new governance and a lasting peace.
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Jimmy
Uncle Harry
Russia
Austria
Joe
Europe
Helen
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Mother's Friend Promises Calm Pregnancy Support
The advertisement promotes a long-used remedy for expectant mothers, claiming it prevents nausea and nervousness and helps maintain a bright disposition. It asserts regular use softens abdominal muscles, reduces strain, and yields a calmer pregnancy with undisturbed nights, inviting readers to request a motherhood book from a Georgia address.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Better Than Calomel Dr Edwards Olive Tablets
Calomel substitutes, Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, offer a mild quick laxative effect without harming teeth or gums. They target liver and bowel issues, relieve headaches and dullness from constipation, and come in boxes priced at 25 cents.
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Dr. Edwards
Get After That Cold Right Now
A vintage ad-style note touts a cough remedy used for fifty years to nip colds before they worsen. It targets men women and children with a promise of prompt relief and generous bottles priced at Bic and $1.29.
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Mr. Hill
Constipation Corrected By Dr Kings New Life Pills
An advertisement asserts Dr King s New Life Pills relieve constipation and improve digestion and skin. It claims a clear bowels and head, a sound morning start, and mild but sure action, noting availability at druggists with the price 25.
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