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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1912

Page

2

Evening Courier and Tri-Weekly Journal Retains Wide Reach

The Evening Courier and Tri-Weekly Journal advertise broad circulation and business services. They list offices in Chicago and New York, marketing rates, and telephones for couriers. The issue includes European distribution points and a warning against sensationalist chatter amid public notices and local debates.

WarzEsiao Fae W. W. Hartman West Fork Mantua A. W. Pavensos Gen Mer Blew York Tribune Alfred B Lobens Ted W. Alles Evening Courile Courier Postofice Haterico Ows Courier Europe American Trivelers Waterloo Rvening Courier Trafalgar Building North Cumberland Avenue American Express Jondé Heymarket Dawe's Steamship Agency Green Street Levard Des Capucines Paris Rue Scribe Berlin St. Petersburg Nevsky Prospekt

Political announcements for Black Hawk County offices

A sequence of 1912 campaign notices declares candidacies for county attorney county recorder sheriff and county supervisor from several individuals including Wirt P Hoxnie Charles Plummer E J Wenner P M Shores C W Virden David R B Henderson and M S Cline. Varying pledges call for Republican primary voters support and reflect a period tone for county politics.

Wirt P. Hoxnie Fune Charles Plummer E. J. Wenner Black Hawk County P.M. Shores David RB. Henderson M.S. Cline

Landmark Destroyed: Vinton Presbyterian Church

The burning of the large Presbyterian church in Vinton destroyed a 35 year old sanctuary valued near 40000. The article notes the church as a lasting local landmark, shaping many families from baptism to marriage, and laments that no future building can replace its place in the community memory.

Church of the Faith Onis Vinton

Deafness Cure Promised by Constitutional Remedies

An old advertising notice claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Cheney Co Catarrh Cure from Toledo Ohio. It asserts deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and offers a hundred dollar reward for a case caused by catarrh that cannot be cured.

Lenam Cheney & CO Toledo

Kenyon Club Endorsement Calls for Republican Support

Editorial urges Black Hawk county Republicans to join the Kenyon club endorsing Senator W. S. Kenyon for renomination to the U S Senate. It cites his character record and public service, notes Lorimer investigation delays, and comments on the money trust inquiry and railway mail safety.

Courier Waterloo Iowa Black Hawk County Kenyon Club Kenyon Towa Congress Money Trust Davenport Town Senate

Spirit of the Iowa Press spirited about state pride

West Burlington Hawk-Eye comments on local pride in a favorite son with a nod to Ohio and Iowa figures. Mentions Cenro Gordo and Mason City Timea Kenyon’s return or backing.

West Burlington Towa Tart Cenro Gordo Mason City Kenyon la

Campaign notices and candidates’ campaigns from Iowa papers

A collage of campaign notes from Fiffortt and Davenport praising Clarke and Kenyon, plus Des Moines and Iowa City items. Mentions campaign tactics, veteran officials, and Lafe Young’s economical approach. Observes limited campaigning activity and farmer institute speeches as vote-getters for next month.

Towa Lafe Young Farmers’ Institutes

Browning a Century On Since His Birth and Works

A concise retrospective notes Robert Browning born May 7 1812 in Camberwell London and educated at University of London. It discusses his place among nineteenth century poets praising truth and seriousness while criticizing obscurity from shiftlessness toward general readers and citing Rabbi Ben Ezra and other poems as evidence.

Robert Browning Camberwell London University of London Matthew Arnold Browning Arnold Tennyson Rabbi Ben Ezra Keats Brown Italy Ingland Robert Burna

Genius of Youth and the Business Lesson

A dialogue fragment shows Mr Lapleigh lamenting silence on his suit while a lawyer suggests billing him. Flutegente Blaetter notes the exchange. A business man reflects on a son trained in the family establishment, now teaching the business back to his father.

Lapleigh

Inference on Blue Ink and Hidden Meaning in Poems

The passage argues that a cryptic verse about blue and turtle printings reveals nothing concrete about invention or wealth. It suggests Hobbs Nobbs Nokes Stokes Co. seize ostensible meaning, while the actual inventor remains unknown and the poet’s time in Italy shapes his subjects.

Hobbs Nobbs Nokes Stokes John Keats Hobbs, Nobbs & Co Hobbs, Nobbs, Nokes, Stokes & Co Italy de Gustilms

The Man of Many Travels and a Pension Tale

A traveler shares a Paris pension tale of a girl torn between an arranged match and love. He recalls a later scene where a wife and her husband, once judged by her parents, appear content and devoted, challenging the notion that love is the sole path to happiness. The exchange ends with the folk-lesson that not all marriages lack love. Ruth Cameron signs off with an ad for Chamberlains Liniment to ease rheumatism.

Joneses Mrs. Smith Johnny Union Avenue West Thirty-seventh Provident Hospital France Paris Mademoiselle C Ruth Cameron

Factory girl testimonial touts Lydia E Pinkham remedy

A reader explains back pain and female trouble improved after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She stopped working due to pain, gained five pounds, and credits the remedy over doctors. The letter invites other women to seek guidance from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co with confidential help from women.

Lydia E. Pinkham Mise Tile Plenzic Poughkeepsie N. Y

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