Waterloo Iowa Daily Courier Ad Rates and Policies
An early 20th century Waterloo newspaper notice outlines advertising rate basics and copy rules. It notes daily circulation superiority, carrier pricing, and annual rates, with cautions against fraudulent ads and publisher rights to edit or remove objectionable copy. The notice lists staff and contacts associated with the paper.
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Terlgcg Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
E W. H Hartman CO
West Park Ave
Tel
John G Hartman
Chail Outaide
Waterloo
Iowa
Munsey Ride
Jindelphia
Chicago Story
Brooks * Fintes
Congress Opposition to Food Study Funding
The Courier and Reporter argues against a congressional appropriation of hundreds of thousands for a food situation investigation. It commends Congress for withholding funds, noting existing agencies can study prices storage and related issues, and urges proportional regulation rather than broad new inquiry. The piece suggests government action should be tempered and release of regulations is easy if too strict.
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Congress
Courier
Fonda
Iowa Delegation Sets Eleven Republicans in New Congress
Iowa will send eleven Republican congressmen as the state’s delegation when the Sixty-fifth Congress convenes in extraordinary session April 16. In the Eleventh district, George Co. Scott, Republican, has received the election certificate, contest unresolved, while Democrat Tom J. Steele held the seat in dispute. If Republicans control the lower house, Scott may serve long into the session as Steele lingers awaiting committee action and House seating decisions. The opening passage notes shifts in party balance and practical effects on representation and salaries.
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Iowa
Tom J. Steele
George Co. Scott
Scott
Seow
Steele
Dover
Unclear fragment on marriage and female roles in society
Fragmentary passage discusses women gaining support without effort, men becoming servile, and marriage becoming easier and more attractive. It notes many women favor matrimony as a goal, while some remain unmarried and focused on business life, reflecting outdated social views.
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Uben
United States Rules Sink On Sight For Submarines
An opinion from the state department declares armed merchantmen may shoot submarines on sight, advancing near war as Germany instructs submariners to sink any vessel found within war zones. If ships wait to be fired upon it could be too late, sparking a dangerous drift toward broader hostilities.
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State Department
United States
Germany
Birth registration push and pension debate in Des Moines
Lawmakers in Des Moines tackle General Assembly measure 324 to require births registrations within five days, aiming for 90 to 100 percent coverage. Critics note current statistics are late and unreliable while Iowa spends 2000 annually on clerk bookkeeping, and discuss a proposed teachers pension law. A river ice forecast and comments on new faces in the political gallery are mentioned amid light humor on pacifism.
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General Assembly
Towa
Des Moines
Diltr
Municipal Coal Yard Vote Supports City Bond Plan
Muscatine Journal reports an overwhelming vote in favor of a municipal fuel yard and a $20,000 bond. The measure’s feasibility remains debated as supporters tout economy and city control while opponents question impact on rates and operation. The Rapids Republican notes similar debate on proposals and intentions amid housing and garden expectations.
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Municipal Coal Yard
Muscatine Journal
Municipal Fuel Yard
Inn
Press Comment on China Japan Entente and Allies
Chicago Tribune notes Japan as ally with China would let Tokyo demand China’s resources, keep American capital out, and advance Japanese industry. Chicago Herald reports clarksdale cotton wealth resents war tensions and seas freedoms, while Minneapolis Journal urges Christian attack over siege mindset and New York World cites Dr Michaelis on German food distress under blockade.
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China
Japan
Chicago Tribune
Germany
Chiina
Jolla
Iowa AG error over newspaper flag printing dispute
Burlington Hawk-Eye reports a debate over printing the U S flag in newspapers. The Iowa attorney general briefly claimed it was illegal, then corrected that newspapers may print the flag at the top of columns. The piece recalls a historical press habit and a time of high pressure in newsroom practices.
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Burlington
Iowa N
Neaner
Centleman
Walcott farmer profits from potato deal
A Walcott man reportedly earned about 29,000 dollars after selling 15,900 bushels of potatoes, with total receipts near 240,000 dollars. The note recalls the farmer’s voting eligibility on a proposed district measure.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Walcott. In
Infantile paralysis causes and care explained by doctors
In a health column, doctors outline the contagion of infantile paralysis, its incubation period, symptoms such as fever and paralysis, and treatment ideas including rest, sponging, ice packs, and serum research. Advice emphasizes prevention, quarantine, nasal irrigation, and consulting a family doctor for persistent symptoms.
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New York City
Side Talks by Ruth Camero
A reader recalls a social dilemma of choosing between a planned walk and an offered car ride. Group politeness masked individual preference as four friends jockeyed for the fifth seat, ultimately accepting the ride to avoid hurting Mr. M’s feelings. The piece reflects on sincerity versus social lubricants in daily life.
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Afr M
Hia
Mr. M
The Fairy Cures Princess Through First-Born Magic Broth
Jack meets a fairy who explains a stole secret, a magic broth prepared by the queen to cure the sick Princess. He carries the tincture to the King before the wicked witches reach the palace, hoping to secure gold for his mother and outpace the rivals. The tale blends wonder with a mortal’s rush to aid family.
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Jack
Palaca
Nis
Ole
Altho
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Tal
Bor
Itching Pimples Healed by Cuticura Personal Testimony
Mr. Simpson from Oak St River Grove Illinois describes years of itchy pimples on his head that caused sleepless nights. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment he reports relief after two large boxes of Ointment and two bars of Soap. For a free sample send a post card to Cuthurs Dept. A Boston.
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T'sene
Palterward
Charlie Simpson
Oak St
River Grove
Cuthurs
Dept. A
Boston
Sloan's Ointment Offers Quick Relief for Aches
Fragments describe Sloan's ointment soothing tired feet and various pains including rheumatic, neuralgia, gout, lumbago, sprains, strains, toothache, and bruises. Claims it penetrates without rubbing and cleans skin, with price points of 25c, 50c, and $1.00 at druggists.
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Sloan
Helpful Advice on Care of the Hair
Practical tips urge daily scalp massage to boost blood flow and hair nourishment. Avoid dirty brushes and choose a good tonic to curb dandruff and hair loss. Parisian Sage touted as a safe base Invigorator sold by Wangler Bros. Co. with a money back guarantee.
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Wangler Bros. Co
Pinex cough remedy promise from old home ad
Obvious long running cough remedy advertisement touts Pinex as a guaranteed cure. Claims thousands use it yearly for bronchial ailments and chest colds. Warns to ask druggist for but 24 ounces of Pinex with directions, offering money back guarantee. Wayne Indiana company credit line included.
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Mr. Hill
Asy Drug Store
Wayne
Ind
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