Socialist Labor party and its past platforms noted
A Watershed look at the Socialist Labor party from 1896 to 1920, recounting its goals including public utilities ownership and child labor laws. The piece notes shifts in stance, the party's limited 1920 influence, and its continued but minor role in the coming election. It reflects on how some ideas matured into policy while others faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist Catar Party
Frank T. Johns
Portland
Ore
Carpenter
United States
Johns
Socialist Labor Party
Puliie
Senate
American Federation of Labor
Workers' International Industrial Union
Money valued by nationality over monetary gain says critic
The piece argues that value lies in national needs rather than money. It criticizes Denby for contracting tanks and shipping oil storage, noting contracts let private firms hold oil and oil moves into government storage. It warns government may be forced to buy oil at higher prices later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awv
W. Ho Liariman
Courier
Forner Park Ave
Hartatan
Jackson McCay
Lee
Watartoy
Lows
Serta
Associat the Associated
Ress
BOON
New York
Philadelangeles
San Story
Brooks
Purgo
Gil
Coolidee
Navy Art Commission
Denby
Sinclair
Coheny
Commission
Health Advice From Doctor Brady on Home Care
A physician columnist answers reader questions on weight loss oxygen use at home and safe self care. Topics include staircase exercises and avoiding unsafe apartment living while offering recommended readings and how to request copies of exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ventitlen
Nuistinen
Tolds Mehraary
Vine Vale
Tatardsivs
Lotte
Brady
Wiliam Brady
Eliot versus Butler in a period of temperance debate
The piece discusses opinions on Nicholas Murray Butler and his stance toward Prohibition and the Eighteenth Amendment. It notes Butler’s opposition to repealing Prohibition and highlights support from physicians and social workers for temperance education. The author emphasizes the need for alcohol abstinence to improve public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell
Nicholas Murray Butler
Auestions
Barter
Butler Bone
Charles 4
Dr. Butler
Elint
Dse
Farsea
Sweet's majorities and political views across Iowa
Marshalltown experts estimate Sweet will win his district by about 20000 and the Fourth by 12000 to 35000 with a general good showing between 40000 and 59000. The piece contrasts Sweet as progressive yet practical, farmer-raised, and serviceable, against his opponent Brookhart, and discusses broader Iowa political sentiments and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet
Marshalltown Times-republican
Brookhart
Elasa
Gfe
Cowa
Abe Martin Girke Rise and Thrill Vanish
Ambiguous text fragment notes a person or entity with a fluctuating rise and thrill that vanishes. It hints at motives and pursuing own business, with colloquial rural speech and unclear references to events or persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nobuddy
Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson
A fragmented dialogue reveals a couple discussing life insurance and mortgage debt. The wife resents thoughts of her husband’s death as a means to secure funds while fearing poverty and loss of home, and contemplates leaving with the dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wife
Roe Fulkerson
Fifty Years Ago On The Courier Highlights
A nostalgic collage recalls events around May 1874 including mortgage schemes, domestic tensions, and social plans. It notes Andrew and Imogene contemplating contracts and insurance, local figures like W. Brown, and early 1900s civic life with rugs, hotels, and a lawsuit shadow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Woodruff
Dubuque
Andrew
Imogene
Grandpa Beaver Teaches Johnny About Cutting Trees
The tale follows Grandpa Beaver who observes young Johnny sawing and learns a tree won t fall due to entangled branches. Grandpa warns Johnny and explains the error before the tree settles, offering guidance from his world wiser than youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandpa Beaver
Johnny Beaver
Woos
Johny
John
Grandpa
Grandpa Reaver
Jonny
Johnny
Beaver
Grandpa Warns Johnny On Safe Tree Felling
An elder warns Johnny about a tangled work tree and the danger of falling. He stresses two rules: check the top for entanglement and warn nearby workers as the tree creaks. Johnny reflects on the lesson and considers finding a safer task next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crrandpa
Johnny
Grandpa
Drying flowers preserve shape and color in sand
Burroughs Nature Club notes pose questions about drying flowers in sand, classifying slate colored junces, and taming a caged reptile. The page then shares 1923 era answers on wolf moose interactions, hind temperatures, and the American puma distribution from Hudson Bay to Magellan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Bay
Strait Af Magellan
Brain Tests by Sam Loud
Puzzle-like wordplay asks to derive a nobleEntrhe of the Round Table from a chain of letter operations. The garbled text implies a cryptic clue approach, mentioning an Oriental leader a smoothing tool a pointed weapon and other items, with errors in numbers and words. The intended answer remains obscured in the corrupted OCR.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waterloo Cycling Courier
Tages
Bee
Butler
William Brady, M.D
Cubte
Ehumerites
suOh
Mather
Sts
Whey
W. B. Saunders
Philadelphia
France
Poincare
Europe
AO Eno
Waarland
Mexico
Sven
Wttern
Timate
Hans
Japan
Ates
Olivers
Baldwin
Lot Bagline
Sweet Adeline
Eliot
Towa Editors
Mason City Globe-Gazette
Minnesota
Seling
Minneso
Iowa
Austin Herald
Albert Lea Tribune
Iti
Hardy
Friend
Albert Lea
Stillwater
Buck-Passing
Austin
Towa
Mason City
Northwood
Garner
Minnesotta
Stany
York
Davenport
Alvin C. York
Pal Mail ‘Team
Unite States Army
Alane
Argonne
Abe Martin
Phat
Lmes
Tynes
Ata
Oye Ae
Pakr
Wwe
Storm
W. ©. Brown
Illinois ‘Central
St. Paul
Montgomery
Ciryeus
Waterloo
la Porte City
Gedari Falls
Waverly
George Slong
Lester, Township
R- G. Waangler
Chicago
H.W. Brown
T. E. Hoff
Irving Hotel
Samuel Shilliam
Fludson
H. W. Hammond
Columbus Company
The
M. ©. Woodruff
Albert
Samuel Miller
Orange Township
James D. Place
Ile
Freeport
B. Showalter
Fowler's Drug Store
Bridge
W. Leeper
Mt. Vernon Township
van Duyn
al ‘Mertion
J. M. Park
J Shutts & Barber Drug
Grant Miller
Clara Leavitt
Marian Johnson
Harry ‘Lusch
William Carr
Geor
Is Bickley
Hal Patterson
Jannie Uharple
Birdie Tiller
Nettie! 'Beppler
Sophie Wiley
Mary Barrett
Carrie Israel
George Lingelbach
Reinhart Weitnauer
Frank Durehdenwald
Annie Althouse
Katie Beck
Grace Clark
Frank Campbell
Mabel Hawkins
Florence McCoy
Gelweingars
C. Cropper
H. B. Crop Ber
Alta McChane
Wiffy
Trane J Knapp
Mesdames WF
L. G. Parroche
Als
Knapp
Mer
Fe FO. Jackson
Cedar Falls
A. T. C. Hardy
Flint, Mich
Watereloo Carriage Factori Ue
Ianker
H. J. Darton
Iibernon
England
OL JL Fullerton
Peast
Enjered Ag
Dovelass Inn
Maryland
District of Columbia
Congress
Washington
Maree
Sandman
Mrs. F. A. Walker
Reaver
Burroughs Nature Club
Hougaton Mifflin Co
Sam
We. Sr
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!