Courier Weekly Ad Rates and Mail Subscriptions
Evening Courier by cartier offers mail subscriptions outside the city and weekly editions. Advertising rates are provided on request and subject to change. Telephones listed for ad placement and inquiries. The Courier in Europe notes international offices including Trafalgar Building London and Paris and St. Petersburg offices.
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Waterley Lows
Secomd-Cia
Courier
Europe
Faterloo Evening Courier
Feedon
Trafalgar Building
North
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American Express
Tod
Maymarket
We's Shamahip
Patis
Boulevard Des Capucines
Comercy de Opera
Senin Tater den Eden
Bt. Petersburg
Nevsky
Permanent exhibit plan for Waterloo at Panama-Pacific
The Courier proposes a movable permanent exhibit building for Waterloo to attract national attention and sustain a lasting city asset. It urges a $60,000 investment, repurposed as a collapsible, shipable structure in a park, to benefit citizens and industrial interests. The piece also notes Iowa veterans’ Gettysburg expenses and calls for stronger public support.
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Waterloo
The
Courier
The Boy Question and Juvenile Delinquency Crisis
The Courier invites readers and Waterloo public officials to address rising juvenile delinquency. Since 1911 twenty-eight months yielded seventy six boys under seventeen faced juvenile court, with eleven sent to reform school, twenty paroled, eight adjudged dependent, and thirty one continued. Authorities seek root causes beyond the youths themselves and call for expert and parental input.
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the Courier
Waterloo
Reform School
Courier
History makers praise veterans on return to scene of combat
A speech lauds Iowa veterans for the privilege of revisiting the battlefield where they fought for the nation, urging peers to seize the opportunity they were granted and to honor those who served.
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Iowa
Missionary reports and political reforms shape world view
The piece notes how foreign missions highlight rapid global change with the Southern Baptist report praising Christianity as a force for liberty and reform. It cites Bryan’s view on party platform violations versus embezzlement, a senate panel backing a federal suffrage amendment, and President Wilson’s bird protection land set aside in Arkansas, ending with a note of renewed optimism after hardships.
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Foreign Missions Board of
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Southern Baptist Church
P. H. Anderson
South China Field
Chinese Republic
O’laughlin
Chicago Tribune
Bryan
Harrisburg
United States
Wilson
United States Senate
Spirit of the Iowa Press Ready to Slip On
Burlington Gaantte notes a broad complaint about homeowners working night shifts to keep the city neat. The piece frames the strain as a handicap to residents facing late hours and added duties in maintaining the town.
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Burlington
Pale light on Dubuque saloon and other varied items
A jumble of brief notes and quips from Iowa newspapers. It references a pale moonlight effect on the Dubuque saloon issue, discussion of a Progressive candidate against Senator Cummins, a plea against a grim graduation scene, booster aims in Fort Dodge, and teacher expenditures. It includes humorous vignettes about governors, servants, artists, and sailors.
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Charles City Intelligencer
Cummins
Fort Dodge
Easy Way to Lose Sing Tradition Marks Year End
On the last day of each year a Korean household ritual involves discarding a straw image of a man believed to carry sing and misfortune away from the home. The practice reflects cultural beliefs in cleansing and fortune as the year ends.
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Sing
Slate Production Up in United States in 1912
Production value reached 6,042,318 dollars, up 315,299 from 1911, with roofing slates totaling 4,636,186 dollars from 1,197,288 squares. Educational slates and blackboard material added nearly 400,000 dollars, while waste and mining methods are cited as factors limiting growth in the slate industry.
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United States
A. T. Coons
United States Geological Survey
Geological Survey
Bureau of Standards
The Reorganization Plan
Chicago Tribune warns that a convention called by Senator Cummins and allies could trigger a political crisis. A second convention under the same influence may prolong special privileges, threaten the Republican party, and push reform voters toward a Progressive realignment.
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Chicago Tribune
Cummins
Tnough
Salt by George Fitch
A compact essay extols salt as a universal habit and essential resource. It notes salt abundance in Kansas, Louisiana, Michigan, oceans, and its uses in preservation and flavor. The piece humorously warns of salt shortages and mentions political jokes about brining the Republican party.
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Kansas
Louisiana
Michigan
Republican Party
Republicans Seek Unity After 1912 Convention Rift
Radicals and reformers mull how to unify the party after Chicago turmoil. Leaders regenerating the party and Progressive faction may meet to discuss promoting general welfare and advancing majority rule over minority domination. Advocates of progress urge constructive legislation and efficient administration to restore public service.
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Chicago
Pimples Cleared After Cuticura Regimen
Miss Elsie Nielson of Atchison Kansas describes a long battle with facial pimples and a harsh rash. She reports using Cuticura Ointment then Cuticura Soap with hot water, daily applications for four months, resulting in clear skin and continued use.
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Atchison, Kan
Elsie Nielson
Cuticura Hair Care Promotion From Earlier Ads
An old advertisement touts Cuticora Soap for dandruff and dry hair with Cuticora Ointment for irritation and growth. It notes sales by druggists worldwide, a 32-page Skin Book, and sample offers. A card address lists Cuticur Dept. T Boston, plus Cuticur Gasp Shaving Stick at 25c with free sample.
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Cuticurs
Dept. T
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