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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1911

Page

2

The Courier In Europe and Foreign Postage Figures

The Waterloo Courier reports on American travelers abroad finding the paper in major cities. It includes foreign postage totals from fourteen years showing Germany France Austria Belgium and the United States among others. It also comments on socialism and economic policy, noting its potential benefits and limits.

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Chicago Means Attar of Roses inodorous origin tale

A Geologic Survey bulletin traces the name Chicago to an Ojibwa phrase meaning wild onion place linking to a bad smell. The piece mocks Chicago’s political rottenness and stockyards while noting the city also has pleasant aromas when its worst odors are controlled.

Chicago The Geological Survey United States Cliry Illinois America Earth Stockyards Lorimer Nef

Spread of Socialism Report Incomplete Figures

A fragmentary notice cites socialist membership counts world wide and in the United States. It mentions 30 000 050 supporters and 600 representatives globally with a council presence in the United States, but the numbers are garbled.

National Socialist Party Chiezza United States City World Chi House of Teacer

Simple Essence Home Cough Syrup Says Cures Colds

Community readers are advised on preparing a home laxative cough syrup touted as the best possible remedy. Instructions claim cost savings, mixing Mentho-Lazene with sugar and boiling water to fill a pint bottle, with directions for use for children and adults.

What Next and Other Notable Fronts

A mixed wrap of commentary notes on the Standard Oil dissolution and its likely impact, Harvard sunlit theories on American vigor, baseball sunshines and courts aiming at labor leaders. Highlights include court action on Standard Oil, projections of new companies, and a judge’s provocative stance toward federal figures.

Chicago Tribune Standard Otl Doubdt Standard Otl Company New Jersey Chameleon

Teeth Cleaning Boosts Child Perception in Cleveland Schools

Experiments in Cleveland public schools show that regular toothbrush use sharpens children’s perceptions. The findings argue for teaching and enforcing daily tooth brushing in classrooms and homes.

Cleveland

Stand Oil Company Appears Ready to Respect Supreme Court Ruling

The Standard Oil Company shows apparent willingness to abide by the Supreme Court decision, a posture that raises questions about its true commitment and possible motives in light of ongoing antitrust scrutiny.

Standard Davenport Times Standard di Supreme Court Standard Oil Company

Francisca I Madero Wears Whiskers in Mexico

A curious historical note describes Francisca I Madero in Mexico as wearing whiskers, reflecting a peculiar cultural or folk portrayal during the period.

Francisca I Madero Mexico

Des Moines Capital Warns Over Canadian Pacific Stock Rise

The Des Moines Capital notes the Canadian Pacific railway common stock rose from 181 to 236 points on the New York bourse in the past year. The paper warns this surge signals underlying market tensions and railways' growing influence.

Devonport Democrat Des Moines Canadian Pacific Railway New York Stock Exchange Canadian Pacific

The Very Pretty Girl and the Very Devoted Young Man

An evening vignette shows a Pretty Girl mistreating a devoted suitor with arrogant banter and refusals. A quiet roommate protests, while the girl revels in his discomfort, forgetting that rude dominance harms both sides and may mask insecurity. She concludes with a warning about future happiness.

LaPorte City social rounds mark seniors and mothers

In LaPorte City on May 18 the seven junior girls hosted a reception for ten senior students at the Hauger home. The event featured musical items, a junior senior toast, and readings, with red and black decorations and white lilac centerpieces. Personal notes report visits and family updates, while acts of reverence honored mothers and fathers at the local Presbyterian church service.

LaPorte City Pearl Haymond W. &. Hauger Bishop Avenue Katherine Gingrich Leo Scofield Niana McGoon Hazel Haymond Mina Driscol Hazel Bown Hart North Bonnie Beal Wm. Fogles Waterloo C. P. Bailey Frank Bahr Lows Falls Levi Bahr Will Harry Bahr Eva Christopher Will Bahr C. B. Gingrich Lueile Genung Presbyterian Church M. W Marie Unger

Second Man Bound With Wire Found After River Search

Chicago police and detectives labored to identify a wire bound man recovered Monday and to determine his death cause. Late that night a second body surfaced, prompting theories of slugging teams. Coroner’s physician reported drowning but noted decomposition and injuries obscuring origin.

Chicago Lavin Randolph Street Michigan Avenue Joseph Springer Springer

Champion Rat Story From Waterloo Track Becomes Legend

Waverly Independent recaps a tale from George Jack of Waterloo, a horse trainer, claiming rat swarms at a Waterloo track once ate frogs from horses’ hooves. He cites J. M. Coulter as another Waterloo trainer corroborating the yarn.

Waverly Geo. Jack‘man Waterloo George J. M. Coulter

Waterloo reports rats amid broader concerns

Local coverage notes Waterloo faces rat issues along with other public concerns. Officials cite sanitation and housing as factors while residents urge stricter enforcement and cleanup efforts. The piece highlights community meetings and planned inspections to address the problem.

Damaged Life Claim Settled in Butler County Case

The out of court settlement pays Mrs. Oakes 2000 for her husband Jack Oakes the traction engine accident on a Butler county bridge. Long and Kingsley represented the plaintiff seeking 10000. The county supervisors agreed to the compromise calling it best for all. A separate ad praises Foley Kidney Pills and local vaudeville acts at Crystal theatre.

M.S. Allen City Humboldt H. G. Adams Denver Colo Allen August Stahnke Canada Arthur Robinson Kober Chas. Fultz Rock Island Waterloo Waverly Bacon East Street Bath Foley K. Joder

Monument Erected For Civil War Veteran In Delhi Cemetery

Thomas Simons of Delhi has erected a Vermont granite Civil War monument in the local cemetery. The 15 foot high 412 square foot statue weighs 1000 pounds and will be presented to the Cemetery Association on Decoration Day with a patriotic program featuring Capt. J. F. Merry of Manchester.

Delhi Thomas Simons Cemetery Association of Vermont Bedford J. F. Merry Manchester Merry Mr. Simons Company K Twenty-first Town Infantry

Woodward presents tambourine act in late show lineup

The program this week features five strong acts headlined by Hal and Marion Munsen as the curtain nears. Woodward curates the event with a tambourine act adding to a varied bill.

Hal Marion Munsen

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