Line of Chee Each Day o the Year
A long page fragment from the Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter contains editorials on the Sussex incident and U S policy, prairie chickens in Michigan, presidential primaries, and a poem. It cites Hartman Co and local advertising notes and mocks national politics while urging protection of wildlife. The piece includes various notes on Iowa politics and a poem about mankind conquering nature.
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Waterloo
W. Hartman CO
West Park Ave
John Hartman
Peterson
Sec Treas
Gen. Mar. Daally
Iowa
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Hasbrook
Story & Brooke
New Waterloo Mayor Law Vows Efficient Administration and Unity
Voters chose Mr Law as mayor for two years with strong support and a pledge to efficient governance and reforms. The council now includes union labor and business voices, promising harmony and shared effort for a greater municipality. Russell DeGon was re elected city auditor, praised for capable handling of city finances.
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Waterloo
Law
Psig
Thompson
Isfe
Russell TeGon
DeGon
The Sussex Moment and Submarine War Policy
The article notes rapid North Sea and English Channel disasters from German submarine activity. It questions whether the passenger liner Sussex was sunk by a submarine and argues Germany gains nothing from attacking peaceful passenger traffic, while citing the broader toll on British, French, and neutral shipping.
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Ule Sussex
Germany
United States
North Sea
English Channel
Sussex
Channel
Berlin
Pas
The Discovery of America by Christopher Columbus
The piece reflects on Columbus and the discovery of America as a historically pivotal yet underappreciated event. It critiques press coverage, notes Columbus’s challenges and mortality, and argues the lasting impact of American liberty and progress despite mixed reception. The tone is satirical and observant.
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America
Christopher Columns
Columbus
Spain
Calumbus
Altho
Mas
Christopher Co
Liinbus
Bennie Dog Learns a Garden Lesson
Bennie Dog fancies mischief but feigns illness to avoid weed pulling. His mother rebukes him, while Grandfather Dog observes and catches the trick. Bennie is corrected, resumes work, and goes indoors for dinner under his grandfather’s stern but helpful note. Tomorrow’s story Why Cats Visit Dogs.
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Bennie Dog
Bonnie
Bennie
Dog
Ike
Clark
Gennie
Beanie
Grandfather Dog
Rascal
Grandfather Snog
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
New York
Society Sufferers and Social Vampires in Debt Tale
An unnamed narrator rails at social vampires who drain creditors including a doctor, grocer, and provision merchant. Exiled from town for debt, the well dressed man blamed as a thief is defended as a societal predator preying on tradesmen. The piece urges ostracism and societal punishment over legal action.
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Mhore
High Life
Tie
Utacianrette
Doster
Jim
Ourother City
What Iowa Editors Are Saying Cato Sells Again
Iowa editorials dissect Cato Sells role in Texas politics and Iowa backlash. Cedar Rapids says Sells is an intruder. Marshalltown mocks Dunn and applauds Meredith. Davenport notes rising wheat freights and ship demand. Council Bluffs imagines Cummins as postmaster general. Sioux City and Des Moines commentaries mock political bosses and wartime news.
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Cato
Cedar Rapids
Cato Sells
Texas
Wunstington
Mr. Sells
Iowa
Marshalltown Times
Eq Dunn
Meredith
Ed Dunn
Congratulating Bryan On His Fifty-Sixth Milestone
Minneapolis Journal writes to felicitate the distinguished editor of the Commoner on turning fifty six. The piece extols Bryan’s vigor, eloquence, and enduring faith among supporters, praising his activity from the campaign to the platform and his continued influence.
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Bryan
Minneapolis Journal
Oli Bryan
Lincoln
Bryan the Juggler Des Moines Lectures Agitator
Colonel Bryan begins a new summer career as lecturer and agitator, predicting higher earnings than last year. The Des Moines audience welcomes him, noting his charm and ability to win people with emotional rhetoric while masking underlying manipulation. He exposes no leadership qualities fit for executive roles as he crafts persuasive tricks that go undetected.
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Bryan the Juggler
Des Moines
Bryan
Beauty Tied to Health Says Woman’s Health Remedy
An article argues beauty rests on health, often linked to bowel function. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative for women, claiming quick relief without narcotics. Customer testimonial from Mrs. Gertrude Jordan of Indianapolis supports its effectiveness. Free trial bottle offered by mail from Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.
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Carmen Smith
Smitt
Smith
Smith Drug & Chemical Co., Inc
Indianapolis
Ind
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