Europe voyage notes and political reflections in 1902 Courier
The Waterloo Courier notes European travel outlets for American readers and discusses poetry's evolving dawn, plus Minnesota Republican consolidation after the Taft Roosevelt split. It cites Roosevelt supporters reclaiming party strength, views good government as key, and mentions a German aviator setting an altitude record and a proposed municipal cleanup day after elections.
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Jesus
Minnesota
Twain
Roosevelt
Taft
Clean-up day urged to beautify Waterloo streets
An article urges Waterloo residents to adopt annual cleanup days aligning with spring cleaning. It cites Berlin’s street care as a model, noting Americans often ignore trash at home yet adapt abroad, with women envisioned as municipal housekeepers guiding city beautification for 1914 and beyond.
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Waterloo
Pictorial Review
Chicago
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Berlin
Paris
Anan
Devlin
Summer
Golden Age for Poetry Faces Market Shifts in Publishing
Fragmented prose describes a shift in poetry’s fortunes as publishers finally back new authors after years of fear. The piece notes rising reader interest, new contracts, and a cultural revaluation away from “trash” toward richer verse and religious philosophy.
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Tennyson
Keats
Shelby
Whittier
Browning
New York
Ani Potte
Tenny Ford
Rae Naure Pire
Ape
van Pe Joo
Ideas of a Plain Man by Dr Frank Crane
A reflection on luck and belief detailing how people experience luck, superstition, and resilience. The author argues that despite rational doubt the idea of luck persists and that unseen powers test people, rewarding courage over fear.
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Man
Frank Crane
Submarines Through History and War at Sea
A historical overview explains submarines as boats that dive and resurface built after Civil War conflicts. It contrasts American advances and humane use with dangers, casualties, and the fear that drives crews into the deep to serve in wartime.
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Dervick
Uren
Jericho
Missouri River
United States
Unsung Battle Reopens Old Wounds in War of Words
The piece frames a contentious clash described as emotional insanity or Americana dementia, noting the struggle yields no clear winner until survivors return to relay the true story to home folks.
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Yvery
Carlisle
Iowa editorial roundtable on politics and press
A compilation notes shifting Iowa political moods and editorials. It discusses Billy Sunday revival delays, farmers advised on seed corn testing, Bowman's resignation at a state university board, Bryan’s presidential prospects, Carlisle’s building season needs, and the decline of the Bull Moose movement with press alignments amid Taft and Roosevelt-era tensions.
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Davenport
A Moment of Fun Adaptable Art and Free Seeds
A minister vacationing at a wealthy parishioner’s summer home is watched by a child who sketches his portrait on a slate. She declares the drawing off, adds a tall feature, and calls it a dog. The column also notes quotes on free seeds, simple English, and curb time limits for cars in Los Angeles with tin production statistics.
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St. Paul Dispatch
Stomach Trouble Belief Promises Quick Relief
An article urges proper nourishment and neutralizing acids for stomach issues. It claims excess fat foods cause trouble and endorses neutralizers like bisulfated magnesia from druggists with a simple after meal dose.
Seeding and Care of Clover and Grasses
Agricultural guidance by A. A. Burger outlines clover and timothy seeding, rates, and timing for fall and spring sowing. It covers mixing with small grains, risks of deep covering, use of alsike clover, pasture renovation with discing and manuring, and extending viability of bluegrass pastures. It also covers Canadian field peas with oats as a forage option, sowing methods, and dairy or hog pasture uses.
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A. A. Burger
Corn Belt
Tolerating intolerance in a world of views
A reflective piece on intolerance urges readers to examine their own biases. It contrasts Puritan zeal for religious tolerance with its historical intolerance and argues true tolerance accepts honest differences. The essay notes wise intolerance toward injustice and deceit while warning against imposing views on others. It ends by linking market and social changes to broader discourse. Nearby notes report rising Manchurian millet demand and UK gas consumers increasing by over 500 daily.
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England
America
Women Endorse Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Near Swan Creek
Letters from Mrs Annie Cameron of Swan Creek Michigan and Mrs Crues Rowe of Hebron Maine praise Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for relieving fatigue weakness and female complaints. They urge other women to seek the remedy and note confidential replies from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Swan Creek
Mich
Ron
Lydia E. Pinkham
Annie Camenon
R.F.D
No. 1
Swan Creek, Michigan
Hebron
Mra. Cuares Rowe
R. F.D
Maina
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
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Washington Star
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Averrybody
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R. E. Russell
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