American travelers find Waterton Courier abroad list
The Waterton Courier advertises foreign offices for American travelers in Europe with locations in London Paris Berlin and Petersburg. It lists addresses including Trafalgar building Northeus terland avenue and Boulevard des Capucines.
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Europe
Waterton Courier
Filen
London
Trafalgar
Northeusterland Avenue
American Express
Feymarket
Dewe's Steamship Agency
Green Strest
Peris
Houlevard Des Capucines
Place de Fonera
American Exprese
Perlin
The Passing of the Race Track
Gambling and dishonest frameups have undermined horse racing nationwide. Florida lawmakers banned turf games with the Terrell anti gambling bill, aligning with public sentiment and business interests in Jacksonville. Cases of embezzlement and the Mabray gang’s exploits are cited as proof of the sport’s evils.
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Florida
New York
Louisiana
California
Jacksonville
P. Bryan
Washington
Mabray
Tanur
American Trotting Association
Cro
Shoe industry under scrutiny as Senate hears concerns
Senators heard Chicago and other U S manufacturers claim the Third Shoe Machine Company wields dictatorial control over production and pricing. Witnesses said contracts with retailers and output refusals curb competition, while they urged offshore sourcing. Industry leaders Milton F Florsheim and William Doench from St Louis and others testified.
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Shoe Machine Trust
Senate Finance Committee
Chicago
Rancern
Err
Cor
Cot Poara
Ameoaz
Senate Committee
Milton 5
Florsheim
William dOench
St. Louis
Grand Rapids
Sherman Act Seen as Tool Against International Machinery Trust
The article argues a U S senator and manufacturers weigh whether United States duties allow American buyers to finance European machinery. It notes firms claim partial English supply and the need to purchase from American concerns. The piece warns restraint of trade could violate the Sherman anti trust law and calls for swift justice.
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Ses
England
United States
Tan
Barbarian Writings Echo Cultural Clash Across Nations
A Chinese traveler to the United States decries American habits in sharp contrasts. He claims Americans eat large raw meat chunks with knives and prongs, sit with women and have women served first, and attend hall festivities amid harsh music, portraying Americans as lacking dignity and civilization.
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United States
Coronation Souv enirs Made In Germany Stir Britain Wide
Fragmented text notes suspicion over coronation souvenirs being produced in Germany sparking debate about imperial loyalty. It references figures such as Governor Carroll and Uncle Joe Cannon, plus mentions Cedar Rapids Republican and local events hinting at political tension and upcoming public projects.
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Kingdom of Great Britain
Germany
George
Southern clubs press action over Quincy injunction threat
Hinersineton Pantagraph reports a Springfield meeting of southern club reps debating how to handle Quincy injunctions. Plans discuss appealing to the National Commission and possible penalties on Quincy players if demands are refused.
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Hinersineton
Masa
Serua
Xnational Commission
Earthern
Hhide
National Commission
Quincy
Quincey
Tn Fres
Billy Sunday
Bes Moines Register and Leader
National “Conscience Fund
Public playgrounds urged to aid Waterloo’s youth
Samuel Woodworth era ideals contrast with modern limits as advocates press for city playgrounds. City leaders cite Davenport and Burlington models where private and municipal funding support multiple playgrounds, with San Jose showing how a mid sized city sustains seven sites under school board control.
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Germany
Europe
Playground Association of America
Washington, D
Chicago
Playground Association of Chicago
Iowa
Burlington
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
Bubuane
Cedar River Park
Prospect Park
West Waterloo
Gates’ Park
Fast Waterloo
San Jose
Cal
Waterloo
Tf San Jose
Burely
The Call of the Wild A Plea for Bird Protection
Mrs W B Small of the Iowa Federation of Women’s clubs urges bird protection. She advises study of birds with a notebook and opera glass, warns against disturbing nesting birds, and calls for humane legislation to safeguard game birds during nesting. She lists recommended bird books.
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W. B. Small
Committee On Conservation
Iowa Federation of Women's Churbs
Mother Nature
Fmerron Hough
Eye strain blamed for wide range of illnesses warned
A Columbia University professor argues wrongly fitted glasses can cause disorders from asthma to dyspepsia. He cites patients claiming cures and urges careful eye exams by a oculist to protect health and finances. He contrasts department store glasses with professional fitting and notes the economic burden on a low wage worker.
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Algernon Tassin
Columbia University
United States
Far-sighted sextravagance and earning power concerns
The text argues that prudence in sexuality affects a woman’s income, noting that even the so-called upper classes do not monopolize this wisdom. It comments on the broader social implications of financial autonomy and gender.
Ambitious Illinois farmers aim for two hundred bushels per acre
An Illinois Sangamon county farming association touts a slogan of two hundred bushels of corn per acre, contrasting it with Illinois' current thirty six bushels average. The note suggests potential yield gains and benefits for farmers and the state's reputation, while recognizing possible shortfalls.
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Keokuk Gate City
Sangamon County
Illinois
Man Holds Job Forty-Five Years at Union Mill
Waterloo report recalls John Duke who served forty five years at Union Mill with perfect attendance. His faithfulness praised as worthy of reward, illustrating steady work ethic. Notice ends with an advertisement for Chamberlain's Liniment claiming rapid relief from rheumatism.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
John Duke
Union Mill Company
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Trion Pulliias Daily Courier
Mall Tri-Weekly Courier
Watrrice
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Associated Frerrand Laws
Evening Press Association
Black Hawk County
Smoot
Wit-Zens
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Beryl
Towa
Joe Cannon
Skeesteks
Moore
Holden
State Educational Board
Pantagraph
J. O. Stevenson
Samuel Woodworth
America
John Knox
Scotland
Man
Chapman
Astern N. America
Anderson
Fetta
F. I. Cheney & CO
Tolie
Fo J. Pneney
Bane
Toledo
Danita
Blame
Tartar
Axel
Alan
Spirit OF the Iowa Press
Council
Kenyon
Ottumwa Courier
Baltimore
Mexico
Sioux City Tribune
Colonel Lara
Taft
Waterloo Savings Bank
Emmons Johnson
ER. L. Johnson
W.C. Logan
J.J. Miller
Asst
Lafe
Chamberlain
C. A
EZ. T. Jaynes
Black Hawk Bank
Robert G. Dakin, M. D
T. A. McManus
M. Dd
Aura
Commercial Bank
RE. D. Tiffany
Consolidated Service
Phonsho
J.escorr
Ida M. Boott
Commercial
E. A. Hunt
DE. Ben C. Everall
Marsh-Place
F. C. Liffring
DR. Bodwell Ostropathic
Wateries
Physiciga Practica
Reskienes
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