Waterloo Daily Paper Advertises Rates and Circulation
Waterloo Evening Courier and Waterloo Reporter lists a daily publication, carrier and mail rates, and staff roles. It notes 20 percent circulation advantage, delivery in Waterloo, Iowa, and advertising pricing, with periodical mail details and contact for the Hartman company.
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Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
W Hartman Company
West Park Ave
Tel
John C Hartiman
A. W. Peterson
Sec.Treas
Gen. Mer
Waterioo
Iowa
Waterloo
Rumors on Germany’s Lusitania reply remain conjecture
A Washington Berlin rumor cycle claims evolving optimism then pessimism about Germany’s response to Wilson’s Lusitania note. Officials say only Germany’s formal reply will reveal truth. current reports are authors’ conjecture from non authoritative sources.
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Washington Correst
Berlin
Germany
Washington
Japan's Intentions and Vision for Asia
Dr. Luther Gulick argues that Japan seeks national safety and a stable future by shaping China’s concessions. He notes Japan’s view of white-dominated colonization, China’s debt from the Russo-Japanese era, and the need to preserve both nations amid Western expansion. He suggests Japan’s stance aims to prevent European territorial grabs and protect Japanese livelihoods abroad.
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Japan
China
Alae
California
Russia
Luther Gurlick
Gulick
Teg
Dr. Gulick
Germany
Asia
Europe
America
New Zealand
Australia
Canada
Dr Gulick
Illinois Suffrage Yields No Ills in Statewide Tone
A collage of remarks from Chicago Tribune and other papers argues that women's suffrage in Illinois strengthens government morals without upheaval. It notes wets and drys in Springfield making little headway, praises reformers like Champ Clark, and alludes to German submarines and other varied topics with a satirical, period voice.
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Chicago Tribune
Illinois
Your Neighbor in Pepper Talks by Adams
A nostalgic column reflects on neighborly bonds and human connection. It muses that every person may be a neighbor, whether across a fence or continents, urging simplicity and kindness over formalities in daily fellowship.
Columbia University: A World of Students and Longstanding Influence
Columbia University, founded in 1754 as King's College, houses about 14,000 fall students and grows across Manhattan’s granite slopes near the Hudson. With nearly 1,000 professors, its vast library holds over 500,000 volumes, and New York City funds about 6.6 million annually, making it the richest U.S. college. It has produced chess and crew prowess, a notable mayor, and Eddie Collins, though it has no football team or campus bowl.
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Columbia University
Columbia
Harvard
Yale
New York City
Hudson
King’s College
Coronet
Manhattan
Nicholaa Murray Butler
United States
New York
Eddie Collins
Philadelphia
The Luck of Those Who Speak Sharp Words
A reflection on courtesy and restraint contrasts sharp tongue with gracious behavior. Examples show overheard comments and a hostess who refrains from disparaging remarks. The piece argues true luck lies in holding back criticism and maintaining considerate speech. Also includes a dentist Q&A about how often one should visit a dentist and dental care tips.
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Neeple
Catarrh Cure Claims Cure for Constitutional Disease
An advertisement touts Hill's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy for catarrh, stating it cures internal and blood surface issues. It offers a $100 reward for any untamed case and promises testimonials from Toledo, Ohio, with a testimonial notice and contact address for Blt. Chenty & Co.
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Tax
Hill
Chenty
Toledo
Timpelens
Tae
Ake Wall
What Iowa Editors Are Saying On Lusitania Sinking
The Iowa editors discuss reactions to the Lusitania disaster, noting fear of death and varied responses. The Iowa City Republican mentions public fear and prayer, while the Burlington Gazette comments on public stance and rhetoric surrounding the event.
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Iowa
Iowa City Republican
Henry Ford for president and cost of living debate
The text notes Henry Ford being mentioned as a potential presidential candidate supported by funding from alternative sources. It discusses Dr. Durand’s claim that American women drive high living costs and contrasts thrift with modern spending, urging self denial to curb expenses amid national economic strain. It also covers Georgia governor receiving clemency letters for Leo Frank and appeals from central Iowa to free Raines bargers, with broader worry over mob sentiment and justice.
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Des Moines Tribune
Durand
Department of Economics
University of Minnesota
America
Marshalltown
Georgia
Leo Frank
Iowa
Ernor Clarke
National Finances Reported Deficit Before Year End
The New York Herald notes federal Treasury disbursements for the year to date exceed receipts by over 150 million dollars with six weeks remaining. Net balance in the general fund sits under 16 million, yet this is mainly bookkeeping due to bullion and coins not usable for large payments. Advocates of high tariffs blame tariff cuts for the deficit and anticipate efforts to restore former rates when Congress convenes.
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New York Herald
Federal Treasury
Congress
Government Considers Bond Sales to Bridge Budget Gap
Officials project 80 million in next month’s revenue from income taxes, but envision a persistent gap between income and outgo. Without a surge in customs receipts, the government may restore new taxes or issue bonds. 240 million Panama Canal bonds remain authorized but unused, alongside similar canal expenditures from the general fund.
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General Fund
Lafe Young En Route Home From Europe
Des Moines reports Lafe Young sails from Rotterdam on a Dutch vessel and is expected to share firsthand views on Europe wars and attitudes. He may be invited to chautauqua events this year, with readers awaiting his letters and impressions from Germany Austria and Italy.
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Des Moines
Newa
Lafe Young
Rotterdam
Germany
Austria
Italy
Europe
Removal of Spleen Cures Dr Billingley
The Northwest ern Christian Advocate reports on Dr A M Billingsley superintendent of the Dubuque district who suffered lifelong from a peculiar jaundice and blood-cell disorder. He had multiple hospital stays and surgeries before finding cure at Wesley Memorial hospital through laboratory methods and care.
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Northwestern Christian Advocate
Billingaley
Dubuque
Methodist Church
Wesley Memorial ‘Hospital
A. M. Billingsley
Upper Iowa
Manchester
West
Wesley
Trials End In Rare Disease Surgery At Local Hospital
Extensive study by the medical department led to surgery for a rare disease that has seen only one prior U S operation. The patient’s spleen was removed and the condition is cleared, with full recovery expected. Other family members also underwent treatment to prevent future complications.
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United States
Altho
Germany
England
Man Dies of Lockjaw in Freeport
Adam Cardin als died yesterday at St Francis hospital after several days illness from lockjaw. He sustained a large sliver in his foot last Friday at Illinois Central shops leading to infection. He was moved to his Winnesheik street home then to hospital where his jaws remained locked and he could not take food or water.
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Freeport
Adam Cardinals
St. Francis Hospital
Illinois Central
Winnesheik Street
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Clinton
Dvrak
National Capital
Penrose
North American Review
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Tibet
Pepper
George Matthew Adams
Seoychman
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Seis
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Henry
Col, Lafe Young En Route Homme
Billingsley
Colorado Rockies
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Yellowstone
Glacier Parks
Grand Canyon
Canadian Rockies
Yosemite Valley
Beautiful California
Pacific Coast
Circle
C. A. Barton
San Francisco
San Diego
Fela & Co
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Goodyear
G . Aron
NoRiment Tirea
Cedar Falls
Central Auto & Supply Co
Morris M.C. Go
A. C. Stewart Auto Tire Co
Waterloo Auto & Supply Co
Waterloo Overland Co
J. W. Bancroft
O. R. Langdon
Clarksville Auto Supply Co
John A. Campbell
Greene Automobile Co
Hilmer & Shull Auto Co
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Greene
Laporte City
Chas. E. White & Co
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