Good Roads Train Visits Waterloo County for Highway Education
The Good Roads Train arrives Saturday bringing an education on highway construction. Organizers York, Philadelphia and Chicago Hasbrook Storr & Brooks present sample road sections, stereopticon views, and lectures to show how permanent roads can lower annual costs and improve progress. Local citizens are urged to attend for practical insights and new perspectives on the highway question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Associated Press Mender Audit Burau
R W. EH Bartman CO
West Perk Ave
Jeke CG Bartran
Ht AW. Petersen
Sec-Tress
Gem Mer
Waterloo
York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Hasbrook
Storr & Brooks
Mars
Black Hawk County
Signal Public Service
Teacher and Tipe in Des Moines Debate Profession
A National Vocation Guidance association president urged teachers to spend a year in another occupation to better understand the world they prepare students for. The piece discusses teachers as impractical to some, wage concerns, city policy, and local Waterloo elections with union influence noted as shaping outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse B. Davis
National Vocation Guidance Association
Des Moines
Campaign Slang and Local Mayoral Victory Noted in 1940s Text
An editorial mix recalls a Republican slogan calling for Albert B Cummins as a potential nominee, lauds John MacVicar's mayoral win in Des Moines, and critiques Roosevelt's staff after a jail sentence. It also comments on Cuban elections, Archival World items on Bryan, Villa, and Roosevelt, plus Missouri City governance shifts, labor and business representation, and early municipal reform experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Hallhgun
Marion Register
Slagan
A. B.C
Ie Bays
AL B.C
Albert B Cummins
A LINE O CHEE Poem by John Kendhick Bangs
A verse sketch notes a Lazahlike Lion and a noble brave Lion, with lines praising Maret and Master Laimh. The spoof tone hints at a comic lampoon, reflecting lighthearted satirical verse in a literary column.
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Laimh
Copstight
MecClure Newspaper Syndicat
Was It Fair That the Choir Soloist Lost Her Job
A reader discusses a church choir dispute over a soloist being replaced by a member who offered to work for free. The letter weighs motives, fairness, economic need, and ethics, arguing about the right to work and the impact on the honest performer. It questions charity versus exploitation and invites reader opinions.
Whatigwa Editors Saving The Payers Sitam Toller
Fragmented note on political influence and editorials. Mentions elections, public confidence, and debates over civil rights. References names and places in a historical newspaper tone with varied opinion pieces and obituaries.
Mrs Squirrels Advice Sparks Fox and Rabbit Talk
Mrs Squirrel chats with Mr Fox about Mrs Rabbit and her neglect of home and family. Fox讲 asserts he never wastes time, while Squirrel challenges him to examine his own faults. A shout from Mrs Fox ends the moment as she scolds Fox for delaying chores and orders him to Market with flour and eggs.
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Mrs. Squirrel
Rabbit
Mia
Squirrel
Mr. Fox
McClure News-paper Syndicate
New York City
Charles Culwan
College &L. Poplar Blut
Noted Ideals of Respect and Civic Courtesy
The passage defends true gentility by stressing the essential form of courtesy toward ladies and women. It argues that when society forgets to place women first, a loss occurs that cannot be regained, warning that some may celebrate the leveling of amenities while thousands remain affected in civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atus
Democratic Party
Cement Tile Machinery Company
Bath Street
J. M. Schenk
A. Sharp
Lee's
JL Stewart
Treas
Want Ads Raise Gentlemen and Ladies Above Cave Men
The note jokes about deference elevating the Lusky sex above rough manners and mentions Mrs. Btfle McCollum Jones. It warns readers to read Want Ads in the wide awake paper and references Ike the Hvening Maurier and Vepaorter with a playful tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Btfle McCollum Jones
Hvening Maurier
Vepaorter
Mr Slomer’s Good Work Celebrated by Dubuque Paper
The Dubuque Telegraph-Herald extols Abraham Slimmer for years of hands on aid to the Dubuque Benevolent and Humane Society. His personal efforts lifted the group from financial stress and made possible much needed relief work. Dubuque honors a citizen whose generous acts set a bright example for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloimer
Dubuque
Abraham Slaymer
Abraham
Tove Jgand
Ideal Remedy for Nursing Mothers Promotes Safe Laxative Use
A household cure praised for nursing mothers, Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin combines simple laxative herbs to ease constipation without temporary shocks. A Boston reader reports using it for four children and herself, with no effect on her baby. Free trial bottle offered by Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello, Fla.
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Smith
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Theodore Roosevelt
New York World
Arkansis
Pntirely
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Charles Sumner Bird
Massachusetts
East
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General Pershing
Marie Henry Watterson
Fyannreg
John Kendhick Bangs
Lazahlike
Old Maret
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Spain
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Ncne
Europe
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Henry
Whatigwa
Sitam
Mazon
Rayne
Wilsman
Mexico
Dubuans Times
Wallis
Soldiers’ Tome Record
Anos Fox Af Humbortt
Marshall
Town
Fox
Geo. Skinner
Clayton
Burlington Gazette
Efie
Callum Jones
Cicht
Woreen
Gazette
Jones
Gazette Conld
Gazette Conld Reg
Bennie Brown
Cuticura
Skin
Adfires
G. Gotzian & Company
St.Paul, Mina
Saint Pant
Hvelyn Barloglow
the Smith Drug & Chemical Co., Inc
Indianapolis, Ind
Hotel Radisson
Minneapolis
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