Courier Tribune notices and foreign distribution details
OCR readable bulletin lists newspaper posting rules and foreign circulation points for the Waterloo Evening Courier. It names offices in London Paris Berlin and St Petersburg, plus distribution channels and rates for the European traveler.
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New York
Osce
Tribune
Alfred Bena
Chicago Ofte
Manegtt
Tri-Wreely
Post Ofice
Waterloo
Prite
Courier
Europe
Ndon
Trafalgar Building
North Gombertand Arcaive
Haymarket
Dave's Breamchip Agency
Green Street
Paris
Bouleverd Des Capucines
Hepress
Berlin Unter den Linden
Petersburg
Nevsky Prospekt
The Hold Over Paper Read in Waterloo Saturday
The Hold Over Paper is the weekly read in Waterloo with a note that residents digest its contents on Sunday. It is described as the paper that Waterloo reads Saturday nights and thoroughly digests Sunday.
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All Waterloo
Political announcements for county offices in Black Hawk County
A series of notices proclaims candidacies for county offices in Black Hawk County. Wirt P Hoxie seeks county attorney reelection, Charles Plummer runs for county recorder, Fe J Wenner for county attorney, M Shores for sheriff, G W Virden for county supervisor, and David B Henderson for sheriff. Each cites the Republican primary in June and adherence to Republican voters will. M S Cline also endorses a square deal.
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Tyne
Wirt P
Hoxie
Repubican
Charles Plummer
Black Hawk County
M. Shores
Jyne
David B. Henderson
M.S. Cline
Titanic as a Theme for Art in Local Letters
The Titanic tragedy has inspired poets and editors countrywide to craft pieces on the 1600 lives lost. Glazunoff adapts the theme into a symphonic work using Nearer My God to Thee as leitmotif, signaling the catastrophe’s emotional reach and its reception in serious art.
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Bingville Eugle
New York Sun
Glazunoff
Titanic as Art Theme at Odds With Public Interest
A fragmented review debates Titanic lore as literary material and weighs whether the disaster will inspire lasting art. It contrasts Titanic imagery with historical tragedy, noting limited Miltonic potential and a possible Browning-esque surge.
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Southampton
Newfoundland
Maete
Brest
Robert Browning
Always a Chance. When a man wishes to make a fant of himself he doesn't have to buat Jane for an opportunity
A terse remark notes that a man seeking attention does not need to flatter Jane. instead he creates his own chance and spectacle. The line hints at selfstyled bravado rather than genuine opportunity.
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Senate
Supreme Court
The
Chicago Tribune
the Tribune
Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee
Tribune
Iisa
Berience
Rhone
Jane
Newspaper Conflation of Political and Legal Scandals
A collage of editorials and notices from various papers comments on progressive Republicans and Senator Kenyon, Wisconsin murder case Dietz, coal lands Alaska debates, Iowa spud production, mangy hound politics, and Violet Edmands death case, reflecting era sentiment and public figures.
Easy Slippers and a Feeler in a Comic Snippet
A collage of humorous clippings and quips from old magazines and papers. Jokes about love rejections, money collection, and pets mingle with playful dialogue and social observations. The fragment ends with garbled phrases and stray words.
Cleaning Your Refrigerator for Freshness and Safety
Clean thoroughly by removing crumbs and wiping up spills immediately. Wash shelves in hot suds made with Gold Dust powder, rinse, dry, and air dry. Scrub ice and food chambers with hot suds, rinse, dry, and leave open to air. Scald the waste pipe with boiling suds and replace parts.
Fringe of hair boosts look in upper lip remark
A humorous snippet from the Chicago Tribune notes a compliment about a fringe of hair on the upper lip and playful remarks about dress, manners, and church attendance, with neighbors joking about visits and grammar.
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Chicago Tribune
Mothers and fathers miss the plaid shawl magic
Ruth Cameron recalls seven children building a sun tent from a sheet and two shawls, praising mothers who foster such small joys. She warns that small, denied pleasures shape happiness and urges parents to provide simple, imaginative play opportunities, lest children seek fulfillment elsewhere.
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Stors
Mercy
Ruth Cameron
Facts About Fish Worms In Rain Evidence
A Cedar Falls report in the Waterloo Evening Courier claims fish worms fall with rain after several were found in a garbage can thirty inches deep. The piece lists several facts about fish worms and rain behavior.
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Cedar Falls
Waterloo Evening Courier
Worms that climb and drown in water experiments
A narrator describes earthworms surviving on watery ground, climbing dishes, and fleeing predators. He notes worms drown in water, can be found several feet up trees, and even into a cast iron dish, yet dry sun kills them quickly. Robins sometimes drop worms from height without noticing. GEO. W. SALISBURY. Relbeck, Ig., Mey 16.
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Geo. W. Salisbury
Relbeck
Mey
Freckle-Face Treatment Promises Free Trial If It Fails
A promotional note offers a new freckle remedy with a money back guarantee. It claims one night’s treatment shows results, with a double strength preparation called athine available from top druggists, and promises a clear complexion if freckles are removed.
Dan R Shank Buys Five Acres for Home Site
Dan R Shank, who sold his farm in Orange township, bought five acres from Edward Mullarky at 500 per acre, paying ten year-ago price of 125 per acre. He plans a suburban home facing 40 rods on Hammond avenue this summer. Local ad mentions Chamberlains Ointment for rheumatism.
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Dan R. Shank
Orange Township
Edward Mullarky
Shank
Hammond Avenue
Cedar Rapids Gazette booster edition highlights city progress
A special booster edition of the Cedar Rapids Gazette issued Wednesday evening spans four sections and 6 pages. It includes planned building operations, and exhaustive articles on local commercial religious and fraternal groups. The issue notes the paper’s city service and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with dealer sales.
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Cedar Rapids
Merstel Hair Tonic Promises Easy Scalp Health
An advertisement touts Merstel Hair Tonic as preventing baldness dandruff and scalp diseases when used regularly. It claims germs cause most dandruff and baldness and asserts a guaranteed effect from Merstel Hair Tonic.
Golden Wedding Anniversary Joy in Waverly Bremer County
Mr and Mrs William McCoy celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on May 13 at their Waverly home with Mass at St Marys Catholic Church officiated by Rev Father Mulligan assisted by grandsons Bernard McCoy and Cecil Gorman. The couple, married by Rev Father John Shields, have seven children and twelve grandchildren.
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Mrs. McCoy
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Pape
Darius Downey
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FOU Lee Co
Manntac de Waterloo
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Nati Bank
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Waterbury
Russell Lamson
Hvens Inge
E. T. Jaynes
M. D
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Franklin St
Robert G. Dakin
Lafayette Building
Blue Waterlot
Gerritt J. Bennett
W. Fourth
Elmwood and Western
Edgar H. Enittle
Nail Bank
Carl Bickley
Cecil Bickley
West Fourth Street
Lafayette
DR. Bodwell
Osteopathic
Srd
C. D. Pedersen
Consolidated
Jefferson Street
Ralston
Lamson
Pedicord & Foster
J. T. Burkett
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