Waterloo Evening Courier and Waterloo Reporter details
The Waterloo Evening Courier and Waterloo Reporter, member Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations, is published daily except Sunday by The W. H Hartman Company. Includes staff titles, pricing, and circulation notes. office in Waterloo with contact details and tariff notices.
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Awakening of Humanity and Ends of Gladiatorial Slaughter
An ancient reflection on Rome's gladiatorial games cites the monk Telemachus murdered for pleading to end the blood sport. It argues such awakenings of conscience can curb war and violence, suggesting the Lusitania tragedy may inspire a humane global shift.
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The Adventure of Death and Preparedness
The piece remembers Charles Frohman as a leading theatrical producer who embraced early cinema to bring popular stage dramas to wider audiences. It quotes Frohman on death as a beautiful adventure and reflects on preparedness, contrasting American resolve with China, amid wartime tensions and public conversation.
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America First Echoes in Lusitania Debate and Public Press
The Philadelphia speech prompts praise for patriotic fervor and cautious U S stance on Lusitania. Newspapers note President Wilson’s glittering generalities while some press mourn Lusitania victims with In Memoriam banners. Public figures range from cautious silence to criticism of gun control and liquor laws.
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Pepper Talks on Atmosphere and Personal Potential
This column stresses the impact of surroundings on mood and achievement. It notes greats like Hardn and Leonardo da Vinci drew inspiration from environment, urging readers to cultivate a positive, cheering atmosphere to boost performance and personal growth.
Denmark A Curious Portrait Of A Small European Nation
A historical sketch portrays Denmark as a long, low-lying monarchy with a proud past and modest present. It notes limited land area about 15 000 square miles, a population similar to Chicago, and a strong dairy farming culture that feeds itself and parts of England while supporting emigration to America. The piece highlights a sparse industry, few factories, and a modest navy focused on strategic, easily concealed vessels. It mentions Greenland Iceland and a loss of Schleswig-Holstein as key national chapters.
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Criticisms of a jolly neighbor woman on men
A column defends a woman’s natural interest in men, arguing sex attraction is natural and normal. It rebuts common judgments that she seeks only male attention, noting the balance with work, friendships, and ambition, and questions why critics condemn rather than understand.
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What Iowa Editors Are Saying About Tipping
Editor Kane on Tips. Anthon Herald mocks whiners of the antitipping law urging patrons to tip service workers. Kenyon New Type Laids praise Senator Kenyon as fearless and selfless in office, saying he serves the public good over personal advancement. Cherokee Democrat notes the poor man without a town to call home as a pitied figure.
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Catarrh Cure Advertised By Cheney & Co Toledo
A vintage classified style claim promotes Dr. Charles Cheney and Company’s Catarrh Cure claiming internal action from blood and mucous surfaces to cure catarrh. It offers a $100 reward for proof of failure and directs readers to send for testimonials while listing Toledo, Ohio as the address and small-town druggists as distributors.
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History and nations through wartime eyes in 1914 15
The piece reflects on American sentiment toward war and the Lusitania sinking, praising President Wilson’s leadership while noting divided views on German actions. It also discusses labor and race, praising Lincoln for employing Black workers but criticizing wage disparities and tipping dependence, contrasting noble service with exploitation.
Loyalty of German Americans to the United States
The St Paul Dispatch argues that German Americans should unite as loyal citizens in the war, citing Herman Ridder as an example. It stresses implicit loyalty across national origin, and that allegiance can heal factional rifts while honoring the Lusitania victims.
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Lincoln’s son admits Pullman tips to porters
In a testimony to the industrial commission, the son of Abraham Lincoln admits that the Pullman Company was the actual recipient of tipping gratuities given to its colored porters. The firm, whose stock is tightly held and rarely traded, has reportedly paid about 8 percent on average since its early operations.
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