The Courier in Europe travel notice
American travelers in Europe will find The Waterloo Courier on file at several locations including London Traferres building and Northeus terland arene. Gand Bayweather and Dewes's Steamship Agency. Paris Boulevard de Capacinea near Se Topera. Berlin Unter den Linden and Nevsky State. Contact details listed for American Express offices in multiple cities.
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the Courier
Europe
Waterloo Courier
London
Hoorn
Traferres Building
Northeusterland
Arene
American Express
Gand
Bayweather, Dewes's Steamship Agency
Green Street
Parie
Honlevard Dee
NEW FORMATIONS AND THE FATE OF PARTIES
The piece argues that both major parties will split once in power, with Democrats and progressives sharing aims similar to Republicans. It predicts inevitable factional strife as committees form and money power resists a unified progressive government, ending in upheaval when like minds segregate.
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Democratic Party
Republican Party
House of Representatives
Cleveland
Champ Clark
Baparate
Regulating Growth via Pituitary Gland Theory
A Chicago medical claim supports Professor Keith of London that the pituitary gland governs bone growth and determines if a person becomes short or long in life. The gland is a small vascular ductless organ at the skull base, weighing about ten grains and located near the sphenoid butterfly bone.
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Chicago
Keith
London
Growth of bones linked to pituitary gland control
The article explains that the pituitary gland regulates bone growth and body stature. It notes that excessive or reduced secretion can cause giants or retarded growth, and describes how surgeons access the gland via the nose to remove part of it. It mentions potential future medical uses and reflections on height and vitality.
Income tax amendment advances amid state ratification debate
The piece notes that three fourths of states are needed for the constitutional change and that twenty six have ratified while seven rejected and thirteen remain undecided. It mentions New Mexico and Arizona's potential impact, a suggested funding workaround by Professor Holden to raise 106000, and references to Oregon primary veto and Republican-leaning states passing similar laws. It also comments on Buffalo Bull seeking Arizona senate seat and a remark about rain in March.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Carroll
Oregon
Kansas
New Hampshire
California
Minnesota
Bailey Wins Title In Spateteat Performance
Bailey triumphs in the competition amid mixed reviews. The event features noted performer Jory Thi and references a controversial remark about Cennessen, highlighting tensions in the show.
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Bailey
Terry Garewsty
Jory Thi
Lea
Cennessen
Sellair
Governing Reform Opinions From The Times Republicans Briefly
An assortment of fragmented editorials discusses judiciary reform and state spending. The items reference Carroll Gers as an elected senator and call for relief measures. Readers note proposals to reduce contingents and allocate funds to farming education.
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Carroll Gers
Sporting Blood and Legislative Warnings Across Iowa
Odebolt Chronicle notes the legislature lacks sporting vigor and jokes about deadlock while Des Moines Capital argues opportunities favor the capable. The pieces compare state politics to an organist in a western camp and urge timely action before chances vanish.
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Odebolt Chronicle
Oelwein Hoegister
Iowa
General Assembly
The Cause of the Teachers
Visitors in Des Moines report generally friendly legislative attitude toward teachers as a profession. The Cowles bill moves ahead in the house and senate shows growing support, signaling progress toward recognition teachers have long deserved.
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Davenpor
Moines
Cowles
Senate
Warning 19 Railroad Men Seek Kidney and Bladder Relief
Former Nickel Plate conductor Geo Bell of Fort Wayne Indiana reports years of railroading caused severe back pain and painful frequent urination. After using Foley Kidney Pills he saw quick improvement and claims four bottles cured him completely prompting him to recommend the remedy to fellow railroad workers.
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Geo. FE
Bell
Third St
Fort Wayne
J. K.joder & Son
Tea with beggars and peddlers reveals charity logic
A narrator and Mellower wife discuss aiding street beggars and vendors. The wife defends hosting visits at home, serving tea to beggars and peddlers in the living room, citing investigation before generosity and the value of conversations about books and ideas.
Deserting Husbands and Extradition Questions Rise
A Minnesota legislator proposes making wife desertion a felony to allow extradition and punishment for fleeing husbands. Critics warn other states may deny surrender and extradition practices aim to prevent misuse. The bill faces constitutional and interstate hurdles.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Plan to study character sparks reflections on kindness
A fragmentary dialogue shows a witty woman championing a plan deemed effective for character study, a cynical response, and a final reflection by the author about living kindly. The scene hints at conversations on charity and humane action as a last reminder.
Why Not Act Intelligent Yet Another Prompt
The fragment repeats a question about acting intelligently without providing a clear event, person, or context. It lacks names, places, organizations, or measurable details to form a concrete news item.
Road-building reform urged for Iowa and Minnesota
The Des Moines Reglarer and Leader argues state supervision is essential for good roads, criticizing local township and county control. It cites Minnesota's $150000 for state road planning, urges Iowa to adopt centralized plans, use $5 million wisely, and stop chasing perennially flawed local road bosses.
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Des Moines
Minnesota
Iowa
Home remedy promises instant cough relief and pine cure
A patient described Pinex based cough syrup made with sugar syrup and Pinex, claimed to cure most coughs in 24 hours. The paste states a pint makes a family supply, costs about $2.50, with a satisfaction guarantee and availability via a pharmacist or direct from The Pinex Co. in Mt Wayne Indiana.
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Norway
United States
Canada
Tha Pinex Co
Wayne Ind
Desertion law debate questions gender scope and rights
The passage critiques a proposed desertion bill focusing on husbands while ignoring wives. It argues that desertion damages children and family welfare, and notes that social norms push for equal rights yet would impose unequal responsibilities, calling the bill incomplete.
Real estate transfers recorded in local abstracts
Black Hawk Co Abstract lists several transfers including James Gardiner Co to John Barrack for land. S A Lynch to Lillian Lambert for lot 12 block 138 Normal addition Cedar Falls. Florence Gates to Oscen Clark for land in blocks 17 and 8-87-11. Other deeds include United States to Nathan Ashley Enoch Wood Edmund Sawyer. and transfers in Waterloo additions with prices ranging from $1 to $14,949.20.
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
James Gardiner Co
John Barrack
S. A. Lynch
Lillian V. Lambert
Normal
Cedar Falls
Clyde Bronnon
A. A. Bontrager
Pleasant View
Waterloo
United States
Nathan F. Ashley
Enoch Wood
Edmund Sawyer
Florence L. Gates
Oscen A. Clark
Special Kidney Remedy Claims Quick Relief for Elderly
An advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Remedy as providing fast relief and lasting benefit for kidney, bladder, and urinary issues in seniors. Isaac Regan of Marmer Missouri testifies the product cured his condition and urges others to try it through J K Joder & Bon.
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Foley
Isaac Regan
Marmer
J. K. Joder
Bon
Chauffeurs Must Forego The Booze
Chicago March 21 Drunken driving by chauffeurs becomes a misdemeanor per Municipal Judge Newcomer after he fined Charles Jones chauffeur for RE I Cudahy 50 dollars plus costs. He vows heavy fines for intoxicated drivers to curb fatal accidents.
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Chicago
Newcomer
Charles Jones
RE. I. Cudahy
New Coal Lands Upgraded in Government Sale Plan
Washington reports a new selling method by the United States Geological Survey raising proceeds from vast coal lands. About 70,000 acres of government owned coal lands will be priced by tonnage rather than by acre, with valuations reaching hundreds of dollars per acre for rich beds.
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Washington
United States
United States Geological Survey
Geological Survey
Safe thieves pull second office safe in two weeks
Chicago police report robbers escaped with another office safe, marking the second such heist in two weeks. Details about the location and suspects remain unavailable, but the theft underscores a rising pattern in security breaches at local businesses.
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Chicago
Maurice Carroll
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days
The ad promises cure of licking, blind, bleeding or protruding piles with PAZO ointment in 6 to 14 days and offers a money back refund if cures fail. The product is described as sold by druggists for 50 cents.
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Buffalo Bull
Ike
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Mr. Busby
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Deanesh Tatts
Selet Sentiona
Marshalltown Times
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Harry ©. Dahl
R. M. Mullan
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Leon Ballhagen
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Peek’s Addition
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Waterloo Land Co
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Galloway Gibson Inv
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Teipshone
Segar
Fourth Street
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Tel
W. B. McMurray
Rooma
Murtagh
A. G. Reid
Teeter Wee Cay Pike & Knapp
Eeeay
Central Iowa Granite Company
Telephone
C. A. Waterbury
Russell-Lamson Block
E. T. Jaynes
Black Hawk Bank
Robert G. Dakin, M. D
East Fourth Street
Pink Waterico
T. A. McManus
M. D. Eye
Ear
Glassca
Heura
Comercial Bank Building
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Jerger
BR. D. Tiffany
Consolidated Service
Black Hawk Benk
3. R. Scott
Ida M. Scott
Commercial Bank
E. A. Hunt
Ben C. Everall
Marsh-Place
F. C. Liffring
Lafayette Building
Bodwell
Reskierce
Gyucicats
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