Waterloo Evening Occurser and Waterloo Reporter masthead
Daily newspaper item describes publication details with names of officers, address, pricing, and circulation claims. Notes pricing per week and per year for mail and carrier delivery, ad rates, and class notices.
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Waterloo
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
TRE W. BH. Hartman Companys
West Park Ave
Jonn G Hartman
A.W. Peterson
Sec
Treas
Gen. Mer
Iowa
Chautauqua Park Stockholders May Sell Cedar River End
Waterloo residents face a decision as stockholders of Chautauqua Park weigh selling the Cedar River park property. The upcoming meeting considers sale to the city or private groups like the W C T U, with bond issues possible and ongoing chautauqua activities at risk if control shifts. Local organizations may form joint plans to preserve the park and sustain chautauqua sessions and Coliseum upkeep.
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Chautauqua Park
Chautauqua Park Association
Cedar River Park
Chautangqua
Therc
T.U
International Tensions Rise Over Sinking Incidents
The sinking of the Gulf light by a German submarine, following an airship attack on the Cushing, raises grave international concerns. Officials suggest misidentification as a likely cause and urge restraint, ruling out imminent war or embargo-driven reprisals while promising no hasty government action.
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Gulf Light
Cushing
Germany
Do You Want a Garden Delays and Back-to-Land Quest
The inquiry asks readers if they want a garden and overcome delays in planting. It mentions joining the back-to-the-land movement to cut travel costs and asks if the audience is anxious to participate. The fragment hints at a broader discussion of self-sufficiency and resourcefulness.
Rotary Vacant Lot Exchange Opens Gardens to All
The Rotary Club launches a Vacant Lot exchange offering thirty lots from Dr F W Powers for gardening use. More parcels may follow. Two dollar- or five-dollar entries urge readers to act now to grow food, aiding families unable to garden.
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Rotary Club
F. W. Powers
Waterloo
Youthful Spirit in Nature Inspires Eternal Youth
George Matthew Adams notes that nature never grows old, merely changes form, and urges readers to embody perpetual youth. He praises Youth as alert and resilient, capable of bearing sorrow and difficulty with courage, and encourages engagement with the Waterloo Courier and its Want Ads for satisfactory results.
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Sring
Yesteryear
Jk!t
Waterloo
Promises a test of character in politics and love
Promises are fragile, easily broken by rulers and lovers alike. Leaders issue grand pledges to gain power, while individuals exchange vows for luxuries and favors. Citizens should verify a promisor’s ability to pay before accepting any pledge of action or gain.
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Edihor
Jrig
Promiisea
Wien
Aoman Jg
Wousa
Europe
United States
Eas
Bill
Mike
Steve
Hank
Toni
Mistress of the Situation and Social Tact Lessons
The piece discusses social grace at afternoon gatherings, praising hostess skill in uniting guests and likening tact to a learned art. It urges women to cultivate poise, empathy, and selflessness to ease awkward moments, chat smoothly with acquaintances, and support others in social settings.
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Hergelf
Sunshine Heist by Tweedledum and Tweedledee Goblins
In a spring tale two goblin brothers steal all the morning sunshine storing it in their oak tree hollow. Sun Fairy Sunteam seeks help from Fairy Gentle Breeze to reach the Giant Windstorm’s cave as storms and darkness loom.
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Tweedledum
Tweedledee
Tweediedum
Brifiy
Sunteam
Little Fairy Gentle Breeze
Fairy
Jire
Blizzard
Tornado
Sunbeam
Sunshine Restored After Goblins Stolen Light
A fairy named Sunbeam pleads with Giant Windstorm to recover the sun from goblins Tweedledum and Tweedlede. Hurricane and Cyclone push the oak tree to free sunshine, restoring the rainbow path to the sun palace. The owk remains flattened as the culprit pair are defeated. Tomorrow's tale titled The Magic Flute.
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Papa
Iaim
Tweedledum
Tweedledes
Sunbeam
Tweedledee
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
New York City
What Iowa Editors Are Saying Touring at Home
Davenport Times argues for domestic travel over abroad due to war risks and promotes touring America. It urges railways to boost home travel ads and plans to reappoint Gardner Cowles to the state board of education, noting Senate rejection previously and the need for proper approvals. Clinton Herald criticizes reappointing Cowles, warns it would defy law, and stresses senate veto limits on governor appointments.
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Davenport
Raihway
America
Cowles
Clinton Herald
Clarke
Gardner Cowles
State Board of Education
the Herald
Senate
State Senate
Ohio Woman's Wish for Tired Nervous Women Ad
Bellefontaine Ohio woman praises Vinci tonic for strength and vigor, claiming it cures weakness and fatigue after other remedies failed. Advert promises cod liver and iron tonic benefits for debilitation with distributor names and widespread availability.
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Ohio
Bellefontaine
Vinci
Homemade Hair Care Advice From Early Guide
The article extols using emulsified coconut oil as a gentle alternative to soap. It warns soaps and shampoos contain alkali that dries the scalp and hair, recommending two teaspoonfuls of emulsified coconut oil with water to cleanse, leaving hair soft, silky, and manageable. It notes coconut oil can be found in pharmacies and lasts months for the family.
Popular Selections and Ethical Voices Shape Iowa Politics
A compilation of editorial snippets from Iowa papers argues for Wilbur Marsh as a top choice for committeeman, noting his party support on liquor issues, money, and readiness to invest in campaigns. It contrasts with editorials warning that political power and “dirty money” corrupt ethics in business and professions, citing a Terre Haute bonding case where a bad actor’s removal reflects worst abuses.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Wilbur Marsh
Marsh
Sioux City Tribune
Terre Haute
Eppesl
Donn Roberts
Roberts
Taylor Co engineer resigns amid Taylor county probe
Des Moines dispatch reports W L Holbrook engineer for Taylor county quit after summons to appear before the state highway commission at Ames to explain why he should not be removed. Commissioner Beard said turmoil persisted in Taylor county and the panel was examining alleged misspending of 11000 by the Taylor county board of supervisors. The commission hinted further cleanup in the county.
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Des Moines
State Highway Commission
Ames
W. L. Holbrook
Taylor County
Taylor County Board of Supervisors
Beard
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