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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1911
Page
2
The piece denounces a Prince of Illinois statement in the U S House supporting annexation by stealth and accuses it of jingoism. It warns against harming Anglo American ties and urges reliance on reciprocity over conquest while noting British and Canadian resistance to annexation tactics.
The Minneapolis Journal hints at a quiet long view of history as Abraham Lincoln’s era is reflected in mentions of a retirement at sixty eight and remarks on the figure's limited direct impact on the nation’s history.
The piece attacks congressmen for blind rhetoric and gas, labels La Follette radical, and credits progressives with securing key committee posts. It argues progressive Republicanism now has a formal organization and distinct stance upsetting old party systems as voters may restore progress.
President Taft argues that revealing the treaty's flaws to skeptical farmers is best proven by action. He cites widespread lobbying and notes new railway baggage rules cap excess charges on large trunks, signaling renewed regulatory pressure and possible government shift.
Widespread sentiment supports ratification of the peace agreement as a move to render war with Great Britain impossible unless opposition gains sway among a minority of constituents and distracts from the effort.
The passage discusses President Taft proposing terms for Ren Veran and emphasizes choosing the right person. It notes gratitude for the chance to dismiss the wrong candidate after a single term.
A fragmentary, jokey string of adjectives and neologisms tests the reader’s patience and challenges sense-making. The garbled phrase hints at linguistic play or OCR noise without a clear event, person, or地点.
A fragment notes Senny Newton aligning with Progressive faction in the Senate, described as joining them as a key member amid factional tension.
Fragmentary report notes upheaval spreading in China with signs of hopeful yet uncertain reform. Observers cite rising unrest and cautious optimism as factions push for political and social shifts.
The text outlines Robert T. Lincoln as a Civil War captain who chose law over a military path. He served twice as a US envoy and secretary of war under Garfield and Arthur, later becoming counsel and president of the Pullman Car Company. It notes he avoided trading on his father’s fame and carved his own path, potentially reaching high military rank had a pivotal talk with Abraham Lincoln not altered his fate.
A compilation of clipped opinions from Shirin, Hines, Stephenson and others. The trio critiques Three-I league play, Lorimer and Wisconsin funding, and debates on good roads and public safety. Ex-Senator Lafe Young comments on Pennsylvania Republicans and notable party figures.
In a Cedar Falls report the Knights of Pythias backed a local enterprise, financing two concerts that benefited Waterloo, Black Hawk County, and Iowa. Promoters are praised for the success and regional impact noted by local papers. The coverage highlights gains for the state and community spirit.
Mrs Modesta Barton of Waterloo, widow of Rev H Arthur Barton former Albion Methodist pastor, earned a divorce from cruelty neglect and failure to provide in Marshalltown Virginia. Judge H Srndshaw ruled the case with the husband not contesting. Barton later taught in Waterloo while the wife resided there. He is believed to be in Missouri after leaving Albion about four years ago.
A six foot man and a distractingly pretty girl argue over meeting at the father's house. He endures her pettiness, hoping not to repeat it, while a warning about marital traps and the dangers of constant inconsistency hints at future trouble if growth stalls.
J. M. Howell of Greensburg Kentucky praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy used in his own home and vouches for its excellence. Sold by all dealers.
Mrs Frances Held of Danbury Connecticut dropped stockings from a Santa Fe train near Los Angeles. A roll containing 2590 dollars was found in the toe of a stocking by Milles West of Albuquerque. The money was recovered and forwarded by wire after Conductor Milo Thompson aided the search.
The third national peace congress meets in Baltimore for four days with Taft to speak at the opening. The event centers on arousing public conscience against war and armaments and on practical steps to abolish war as an excuse, aiming for broader international peace efforts.
Muscatine Iowa reports Sunday night church services banned after 7 pm by militia order, a 66 year record. Knights of Columbus initiation postponed as labor dispute unfolds. Government officials and unions reach an agreement anticipated to end the eight week button industry strike with workers back Wednesday.
Litt ler is on the sick list. Mr Saver is having an addition built to his home. Ida Kraushaar returned home after a days visit with friends here. Mr and Mrs F Brettman had a baby christening Sunday. Many Denver people were Way Passengers Saturday. George Hoffmanna last week. Rev G Kruma visited the Eimeriust Fil the past week. Mr and Mrs August Kelling had their baby christened Sunday. Jorn Hominghaus transacted business at Waverly Wednesday. Mrs Henry Molling Jr and Elda Krue to holiday after a number of sick list S son underwent an operation at Waverly the past week. Emil Bloecser and Carrie Waiters were married at the home of the bride’s parents south of town. Both are well known and respected. They wish to go to housekeeping at once on a farm just south of town.
Waterloo post office workers from postmaster to charwoman face a strict May counting order. All mail must be counted and time spent handling mail logged, with rural carriers weighing mail on each trip. The rule aims to tally pieces collected and delivered across classes, causing widespread discomfort during May.
Rockford area notes report Dr and Mrs K W Sleeter touring to Charles City on Sunday Rev Wells and wife head to Chicago tonight Drs Long and Albert of Mason City visited Monday Let Fisher traveled to Colfax for medical care Mr and Mrs E Allen visited Greene on Sunday G Shear of Waterloo called in Rockford Tuesday Dr L Brown returned home Saturday from Biloxi where he spent the winter Jay Mitchell of Estherville visited relatives here last week Mrs JFxX Headley showing improvement Mrs Anna Cogswell returned home Saturday from a visit with her daughter
Osler is not alone in turning down aging as youth in business rises with new thought and talent. Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy darkens gray hairs, removes dandruff, and promotes growth. Guaranteed refund if it fails to meet claims. Offered at fifty cents per bottle, sold by druggists. Special Agent H W Taggart, 537 Commercial St.
An advertisement claims Meritol Eczema Remedy provides instant relief and permanent results for skin diseases. Henderson Drug Co states it is unmatched and highly effective.
Cedar Rapids Mrs Ralph Crowell and Mrs P R Trigg depart for Lewistown Mont. Art Ward travels to Decorah for meat market duties. Wm and Albert Koemer ship six carloads of stock to Chicago. Rev A M Jayne visits Cedar Falls. June Lorenz studies in a business college and stays home. Tom Mathews buys the Adam Blum restaurant. Churches and schools close for two weeks due to epidemic. Manager Hemphill travels south with brick and tile samples. J H Hemphill leads Brie taking up his duties. Waterloo buns to open new brick and tile firm Monday.
A readers notice describes mixing laxative cough syrup with Mentho Laxene essence to create a home remedy. It claims a teaspoonful hourly or two will prevent colds and cure many illnesses, urging families to keep the preparation at home to avoid pneumonia bronchitis sore throat diphtheria and consumption.
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