Army Expedition and Women's Suffrage Debate In Iowa
A long column discusses the Get-Acquainted Special train tour by Waterloo businessmen to observe local conditions. It also endorses the army reorganization bill as a peace measure and notes Congressman Burton E. Sweet support. The piece lauds California women’s suffrage, citing expanded voter access, juvenile courts, and state reforms as proof of women’s fitness to vote.
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Turee
North- Yeastern
Iowa
Waterloo
Ohher
House
Senate
Chamberlain
Burton E. Sweet
Sweet
Europe
Toren
California
Ptatisite
Seven League Boots and Yankee Mobility in 1916 Iowa
A 1916 snapshot notes Iowa rising from eighteenth to fourteenth among states in population rank and reaching third in motor vehicle registrations as of March 1. It cites shifts in transportation leadership, changes in New Haven censorship, and varied cultural anecdotes from the era.
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Iowa
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ilindie
California
Board of Education
New Haven
Conn
Fas
Beller
Ibsen
G. Bernard Shaw
Lowa
A Line of Cheer Each Day Poem by Sohn Kenbrick Langs
A poem laments unbelief as a thief that robs senses of providence and light. It speaks of guiding the soul toward endless love and higher paths while warning that doubt clouds the face of Everlasting Grace. Copyright 2311 by the MagGimre News- Paper Syndicate.
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Nothigen
MagGimre News
New Yorkity
Side Talks by Rutle Cameron on Mothers and Children
A columnist explores the paradox of mothers seeking vivid details about their children yet failing to foster open conversation. The piece contrasts a grandmotherly mother’s eager longing for companionship with children who withhold intimate updates, leading to a barrier that may someday be opened with patience and understanding.
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Indy
Lleaven
Rush
T Ruth
Therath
Agaly
Roger
Big Mother
Hoyg
Mother
What Iowa Editors Are Saying From Various Papers
A collage of editorials critiques leaders and policies. It cites McKinley Bryan Wilson Cannon and other figures, noting favorable and critical views on U.S. presidency, foreign policy, and domestic politics across Cedar Rapids Dubuque Ottumwa and neighboring papers.
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Cedar Rapids
Cannon
Congress
Lel
Mien
Health diction and disease risks in public health
A fragmented note questions per year costs per inhabitant and links typhus spread to lice. It ponderspellings, mortality trends, and the idea of neutrality against disease, noting decreases in death rates among age groups as a broader health query.
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The
United States Public Health Service
Readers debate street peddlers versus grocers in Waterloo
A May 16 letter to the editor argues against a May 1 editorial calling for restricting street peddlers. The writer asks why cities tax and restrict itinerant sellers while noting peddlers may offer lower prices, and questions impact on schools and rents. The piece defends public interest over grocers.
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Waterloo
Hucksters
Waterlon
Retai
Tle
Mosquito Turned Ugly By Magic Oil Tale
In a garden tale from 1916 a beautiful singing mosquito helps bees steal clover nectar then trades for magic oil. A curious swallow tricks the mosquito, removing his tongue and shrinking him into a yellow, hideous insect. The bees are spared. the Wiztk observer remains.
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Mosquetoes
Earth
Tor
Sturys
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
New York City
Killing Ex-Gov Notes
Sioux City Journal opines on Clorice Doles once Iowa governor and Democratic presidential candidate, noting a rumor of his death is incorrect as he remains alive in Waterloo. In contrast, New York Herald cites warnings for Americans to leave Mexico and questions safety assurances at the Rio Grande site.
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Hanita
Luke Park New We Hellere
United States
Wilson
Mexico
Sioux City Journal
Clorice Doles
Iowa
Canada
New York Herald
Rio i Grande
Waterloo Man Credits Tanlac For Health Revival
P N Talley of 413 Oak Street Waterloo reports severe stomach and kidney pain eased after using Tanlac. He says he can work full days now and sleeps better. Tanlac is sold at Schuneman Drug Store in Waterloo and other nearby towns including Cedar Falls Waverly La Porte City Hudson and La Porte City.
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Mr. P. N. Talley
Oak Street
Waterloo
Tanlic
Talley
Schunenian Drug
Fourth
Lafayette
Schuneman
West Side
Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Drug Co
Waverly
Stauffer & Hartman
la Porte City
H. J. Blanchaine
Hudson
Aa. T. Inder
Semoent
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Chengo Ki
Tore
Towa
Foncero
Loware
Minneapolis Symphony
Techaikowsky
America
Scotland
Wordsworth
Sam
Hely
Pya Han
Pinuas
By Sohn Kenbrick Langs
Rutle Cameron
Phil- In S
Jobn's
Rogers
Valely
Knoaville Journal
Conklin
Hlaing
Clay
Webster
Bryan
MccKinley
McKinley
White House
Zense
Livenia
Cleveland
Gongross
Atoeg
McNintey
Dubuque
Ottumwa
Boston | Transcript
Courier
Traf Uckers
Ferloo
Storce
Frances
Hale and
Hearty
Royal Baking Powder CO
All Waterloo
P.N. Talley
Coca-Cola Co
Atlanta
Coca-Cola
Samuel Larimer
Des Moines
Ora
Walnut
Olorado
Ws Prompurest Tream
Boston
Jefferson Street
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