Courier Europe and Trade Ad Notices From Waterloo Edition
Public notices and advertising details for the Waterloo edition of The Courier Europe. Listings include rates, offices in New York Chicago and Waterloo, with travel and exchange services, subscription notes, and agent contact points.
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West Perk Avenue
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Positive Dose on Youth Guidance and Moral Influence
A Rockefeller bureau report on social hygiene exposes dangers in urban life and the loss of virtue. It contrasts disreputable modern entertainments with wholesome, family centered pastimes and calls for parental guidance and structured youth activities to steer young people toward virtue and success.
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Rockefeller Bureau of Socisi Hygiene
The Cost Of Colds
A British authority suggests colds could be abolished saving money that could double the navy and alter world power. The piece cites March costs per worker and national losses, estimating monthly and yearly totals from illness and lost productivity.
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Dot
Medigiz
Joss
Maren
The Boy Question Occupation An Essential To Cheat The Juvenile Crime
Charles Vv. Kline argues early prevention over reform for boys in Waterloo East. He urges parental vigilance and public moral standards to keep youths from bad associations, advocating structured activities and home supervision to reduce juvenile crime and raise future citizens.
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Charles Vv. Kline
Waterloo East
Probley
The Hidden Cost of Colds and Navy Hymns
The speaker estimates cabinet ministers confined to rooms for days cause losses around 200 dollars. Statistics show 80 of 100 get colds, 24 attack throat or chest, two in a thousand lead to serious disease, and one in a thousand to death, while some resist change. The note questions why people endure colds and hints at broader national concerns about resources and defense.
Farmers Visit Town For Rainy Day Trade In Iowa
The piece notes farmers unable to work come to town during rain seeking trade and amusement. It discusses road legislation and the Brockway law, urging hard surface roads as a practical state investment. It warns about mud and dirt roads hindering rural commerce and suggests observing how rain affects drainage and pavement.
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Iowa
Sonatal
Damning All Interfering Interests and Cuba Votes
A compact, humorous editorial passage wonders why the D A R crafts dramatic speeches at national conventions while local D A R events stay obscure. It mentions the fate of Harry Thaw and Matteawan asylum and notes Cuba’s new president is handsome and that Cuban women do not vote.
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Cuba
Iowa Editorials on Tariffs and Efficiency Express Views
A collection of Iowa newspaper opinions from Primghar to Cedar Rapids and Davenport. Topics include tariff amendments benefiting cattle, postal efficiency and surplus, cherry blossoms versus wild crab apples, and Senator Kenyon’s campaign plans observed in local towns.
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Cedar Rapids
Japan
Lown
The Ocean: A Vast, Indifferent World of Water
An essay extols the ocean as a boundless, self regulating force that surrounds the Earth. It notes humanity’s exploitation of land while the sea remains resilient though dirtier at the edges. It cites seas five connected oceans, ships crossing in days, and the ocean’s majesty from calm beauty to tempestuous danger.
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Europe
Easy Slippers and Snippets of Wit Across Papers
A collage of quips and odd lines from Kansas City Journal Washington Star and Lippincott's. Fragments include a man obeying orders a jokey exchange about flowers and bouquets and a light dialogue about tres and dogs.
Kenyon Shown Capable Campaigner Despite Modest Demeanor
The senator has a natural modesty but can run an effective campaign for himself and when supporting another candidate he can mobilize strong effort, promising a vigorous fight and significant energy in political contest.
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Kenyon
Cummins Seen Facing Weak Republican Opposition
The Carroll Herald predicts Senator Cummins will encounter little GOP resistance upon seeking reelection. It notes many Republicans could not forgive his apostasy last year yet would still back him, making it hard for opponents to mount a viable challenge.
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Carroll Herald
Cummins
Temperance group vows to repeal mulct law at Iowa meet
The Iowa Business Men's Temperance association, meeting in Oskaloosa, resolved unanimously to attack the mulct law and begin a repeal campaign at once. The Times-Republican calls the move a serious mistake that could hinder the temperance cause as public opinion and restrictive laws advance.
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Times-Republican
Iowa Business Men’s Temperance Association
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Dubuque Curfew Law Scorned Yet Parents Protest
The article denounces a curfew law ignored by officials and ridiculed by the public. It alleges officers failed to enforce the rule, enabling juvenile misconduct and scandals. It notes parental protests and lessons learned at a terrible cost to the community.
Painter Twachtman’s Anecdote On Hanging a Work
A tale about John H. Twachtman, famed landscape painter, who praised a painting then suggested it be hung upside down. The owner invited him to dine, and the artist noted he would always hang it the other side up, revealing his candid playful persona.
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John H. Twachtman
Twachtman
Nishna River Nearing High Water Stage
Hamburg Indiana May 22. The Nishna river rose rapidly due to 24 hours of rain and nears the high water mark of last spring. A continued rise is feared and dikes may yet fail as rebuilding from last spring’s flood remains incomplete.
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Nishna
Burlington
Oak Branch
A Lesson Learned at Terrible Cost
The Dubuque Times Journal argues juvenile delinquency stems from luxury love, but stresses home life and parenting as primary. questions local parental duty in recent cases and criticizes lax enforcement of the curfew law introduced over a year ago.
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Dubuque
Woman recovers after Lydia E Pinkham remedy
Middletown Pennsylvania woman Emma Espenshade describes severe headaches backache and down bearing pains from organic inflammation She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health enabling her to resume housework and help others The Pinkham record is touted as a victorious history for suffering women and readers are invited to write for confidential advice to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts
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Pinkham
Emma Espenshade
Main St
Lydia E. Pinkham
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