Waterlon Evening Cornice VOL dates and notices
Waterton daily paper outlines publication details and advertising policies. It lists ownership W M Hartman Co and editors, with Associated Press credit, rate notes, post office classification, and policy on acceptable advertising content and charges. The fragment references bureaus and correspondents in Washington and major cities.
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Uhm
W.M. Hartman CO
West Park Ave
Jon G Hartman
AWW
Peterson
Treas
Warrior
Waterton
Low
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Washinston
D. C
Munsey Bier
Dougherty
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Story, Brooks & Fintey
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There's a Difference in Sherman Law and Policy Shifts
A public square of questions about the Sherman Act and government stance emerges as editors question whether open price fixing by steel producers in Washington signals a policy shift away from enforcement. The piece debates if wartime and postwar conditions justify leniency or presage a lasting change in public attitude toward antitrust enforcement and big industry.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Atlantic Ocean
Winesland
France
Sweden
Sons of America
America
Children Tantrums Tied to Training and Physical Ailments
The article argues tantrums stem from poor training or genuine health issues. It urges family doctors examine for physical causes, such as digestive problems or dental/tonsil issues, and to establish early regular habits. It warns against overmedicating and stresses identifying the real trigger.
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Altho
Wwe
Suan
Hair Teeth Tongue And Nails In A Childs Early Mind
A 1918 Parents Association analysis traces the infant's growing self awareness through hair teeth tongue and nails. It links hair pulling to self recognition and pain, teeth to bite instincts, tongue to mouth awareness and kissing by licking, and nails to scratching risk and care requirements.
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the Parents Association, Inc
When Friendship Frays Over Secrets and Trust
The author reflects on confidences kept or broken as friendships change due to misunderstandings or shifting loyalties. Molly praises a dependable friend who earns trust, while warns that careless talk after a rift can ruin reputations. The piece cautions against unspoken words gaining power over the speaker.
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Molly
The Sandman Story
MIS F A Walker recounts Brown Spider in a large attic who brags of binding objects with his web. A small mouse asks him to bind the cat, sparking a plan. The cat appears, and the mouse watches from a husk bag as the attic scene unfolds with tension.
Puss Outsmarts Brown Spider After Earthquake Tale
In an attic tale Brown Spider tries to bind Puss with a web but her quick movements and a mistaken earthquake event derail his plan. Little Mouse reveals the real culprit was Puss's jump, freeing the trapped foe and prompting Brown Spider to abandon the attic for good.
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Little Mouse
Puss
Brown Spider
Mouse
Sen
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd No 22
A puzzle by Sam Loyd presents a sequence of spelling exercise and arithmetic. Readers are asked to spell the names of small pictures then perform additions and subtractions to reveal a dog breed. The challenge blends word play with letter math for mental amusement.
Puzzle Verses From Loyd Copyright 1915
A compact line from Sam Loyd typifies a puzzle note urging backward thought, readiness, wisdom, independence, and vigilance as guiding traits in a playful, historical context.
Fifty Years Ago In The Courier March 25 1868 Waterloo
Waterloo reports 76 wagonloads of lumber taken out last Tuesday with trade growing beyond expectations. Lumber goes to Tama Heaton and Grundy counties. Plans for a Des Moines to McGregor railroad are discussed. John Chadwick denies drowning rumors about his return from England. A busy Waterloo day counts 400 teams at 8 pm, possibly 500 during the day. A 14 year old Melvin Ashley dies after being dragged by a horse in Spring Creek township. Marriages include W H Gipe and Sarah Hollenshead on March 22. The notice also notes births and a two lambs from Dawid and Sarah Childs and Albert and Armena.
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Tama
Heaton
Grundy County
John Chadwick
England
Chadwick
Spring Creek
Enterprise
Melvin
N. F P. Ashley
Tome of Dawid
Sarah Childs
Orange Township
Alta Armena
Harry Elmer
Growth of city drives expanded police department in 1879
Fort Worth era notes growth of city governance with a salary ordinance for a larger police force. It lists pay for city marshal H. W. Jenney and four night policemen, plus city officers, and records small town items including a poodle’s escape helper card, weather, and local business notes.
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H. W. Jenney
Charles Mantle
A. M. Hiscrodt
N. Hartong
B. 8. Doxey
Local Notes From 1899 Framingham City Election And Community News
Twenty years ago on March 27 1899 discussions of a Citizens Heat and Power company franchise stirred local election interest. Officers named include Mayor J W Krat tel solicitor J B Williams treasurer W W Miller assessor J H Kuhns and council members Claus Junge O A Manning John Lonergan W W McFarlane and George F Dunham. Funeral services for former Mayor R A Whitaker were held at Christchurch with Masonic presence he was 71. Prof George D Herron of Iowa College to speak April 12 amid mixed opinion labeling him prophet by some and anarchist by others. H B Shoemaker brother of Roy elected superintendent of Chelsea schools. Kingsley and Pickett push golf links in Waterloo. Easley Bradley’s clothing store opens in Mullan Building with Eastey from town City and F J Fay hired as clerk. Miss Ella McMurrin and Frank L Mackey announced for April 2 marriage.
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Citizens Heat, Lights& Power Company
J. W. Kraptel
J. B. Williams
W. W. Miller
J. H.kuhns
Claus Junge
R. A. Whitaker
Christchurch
E. E. Maderla
Masonic Fraternity
Whitaker
New York State
Easley & Bradley’s
Mullan
Commercial Street
Eastey
Town City
F. J. Fay
Fhre Difference Carrying Coals to Newcastle
Fragmented machine OCR text references Sioux City Journal and Des Moines Register with garbled phrases about farmers tests land beans seeds and a congressman reach. No clear event or names. Context suggests a historical notice or clipping with unclear meaning and potential editorial fragment.
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Newcastle
Sioux City Journal
Des Moines Register
Secelon
Boston
iowa editors one sample swindle
Des Moines Capital discusses court cases involving the Consumers' Packing Company in Chicago and a separate critique by Rolfe Arrow. It condemns fraudulent stock schemes and emphasizes character over money, urging respect for honest workers and clean behavior while condemning indecency and dishonesty.
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Rolfe
Bolchevism
América
Shoul
Papes Dianepsin Ad Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Dianepsin as instant relief for indigestion belching stomach upset and gas. It claims harmless tablets end acidity and stomach distress as soon as you eat, with druggists selling the product.
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Pape
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