Waterlo o Evening Courier and Reporter Publication Notice
Daily newspaper billing shows publication details for Waterloo Evening Courier and Waterloo Reporter with staff credits John G Hartman and W Peterson. It lists pricing, delivery, address in Waterloo Iowa, and advertising policy noting rates, contracts, and classifications.
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Associated Prone
Audit Bureau of Circulapona
W. M. Hartman Company
West F. Ave
John G Hartmen
W. Peterson
Sec-Trans
Gen. Mer
DALY
Spail
Prtvide
Waterton
Lows
Watertoo
Cummins Boom Shapes 1916 Republican Prospects
The Republican state central committee endorses Senator Albert Baird Cummins for president in 1916. Endorsements spread from Iowa to Colorado and beyond as Cummins appeals across the West and Midwest. Support hinges on a western, progressive nominee who can unite factions after Chicago 1912.
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Republican State Central Committee
Senator Cummins
Oly
Iowa
Cummins Boom
Mr. Cummins
Cummins
Colorado
Borah
Minnesota
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
California
Horall
Idaho
Wisconsin
Illinois
Tudiana
la Follette
Beveridge
Mann
Sherman
Ohio
Burton
Mississippi
West End
Chicago
Albert Baird Cummins
Censorship Tightens as Italy Enters War and War News Is Suppressed
Dispatches note Italy signs strict wartime censorship, with news and letters supervised by army officials to prevent leakage. The piece discusses global censorship trends, public desire for information, and speculates on what future battlefield revelations may reveal about victories, defeats, and international peace.
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Italy
Europe
Asia
Omaha Vee
Williams
Fragmented reflections on public affairs and war rhetoric
The piece surveys political chatter and quotes from figures like Gabriel De Ramangio and Theodore Roosevelt, noting debates over juries, national defense, and wartime rhetoric. It comments on a Philadelphia speech, Anglo-Saxon notions, and upcoming local ballots with a mix of satirical and cautionary notes.
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Gabriel de Ramangio
Make Confidants of Air and Exercise for Health
A fragmented health sermon urges care of the human machine through air and exercise. It promotes daily activity, balanced nutrition, and cheerful habits to strengthen body and mind, claiming vitality comes from regular movement and a positive outlook.
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Tall
Heaith
The Catfish: a comic portrait of the river giant
An eccentric sermon on the catfish describing its head heavy form, spines and whisker-like horns. It notes its humble muddy habitat, appetite for bait, weight range from half a pound to 100 pounds, and the legend of its travel on land aiding early steamboat craft.
Youth Hates Prejudice and the Transfusion of Experience
A columnist argues that parental intolerance fuels youth rebellion. Aggressive narrowness from parents alienates their children, while patient guidance and tactful sharing of experience help steer youths away from vice without provoking resistance.
What Iowa Editors Are Saying
Compilation of editorials and notes from Iowa papers. Topics include Decoration day speaker Hon Robert G Cousins of Tipton for Brandon ceremony May 30, Prouty for supreme bench with praise from Des Moines writers, observations on child mind impressions and Eugenics, and critiques of political fibel suits and Mr Barnes.
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Cousins
la Porte
Brandon
Robert G. Cousins
Tipton
Branson
Cently
Chicago
Des Moines Register
Barnes
New York
Roosevelt
Pete and Ada Find Gold at Pete's Mine
In a Colorado tale, Ada and her father Mr Bedford cling to their donkey Pete as he helps Ada, then a gleam from cliff rocks reveals gold veins. Ada discovers the gold, inspiring the family to stay, Pete remains, and Mr Bedford builds a home near the mine named Pete's Mine.
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Gould
Pete
Ute
Ada
Mr. Bedford
Colorado
Silent
Peter
Bedford
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
New York City
Barnes and Roosevelt Clash in Standpatism Debate
The text portrays William Barnes Jr. as a steadfast old-guard figure clinging to tradition, urging Democrats to push Roosevelt as Wilson’s rival. It notes the court records and testimony making Barnes a lasting political symbol and hints at his stoic, ritualistic protest against change.
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Barnes
Sioux City Tribune
Wiliam Barnes, Jr
Prepared War Debate Points by Hibben at Princeton
Princeton president John Grier Hibben delivered a public address in which he cautioned against over militancy and excessive pacifism. He offered concise distinctions aimed at clarifying the national mood amid war talk and urged thoughtful preparation rather than reactionary stance.
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Chicago Herald
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
Two Different Effects Of Baking Powder Ingredients
The article compares effects of baking powder ingredients. Royal cream of tartar powder adds wholesome qualities to food and mirrors the tartaric acid in grapes. It warns that alum baking powder can produce unwholesome effects in foods.
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Libby
War and peace ethics debated amid warnings of pacifism
A lengthy editorial defends preparedness against catastrophe while opposing pacifist rhetoric in schools. It argues some evils of war are worse than war itself, cites honor, duty, and the uplift of mankind as reasons for conflict fought for justice, and references a 1886 catarrh cure advertisement amid scattered legalese.
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United States
American
Hibben
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Hell
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Willson
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Teddy
Vigortin
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Heaton
Maron City Globe-Gazette
Bird
Theodore Roosevalt
France
Minneapolis
Billy
George Matthew Adams
Alr
Catfish
Bae Co
Prouty
Supreme Bench
Craddock
Des Moines
Stuart Herald
FL Prouty
West
Judge Prouty
Ijudge Prouty
Dubuque
Tan
F. F. Daley Co., Ltd
Buffalo, M. C
Kamilton
Can
Marae
Manson
Wilson
Otter
Harikari
State of Obin
Toledo
Lucia County
Aie
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J, Jd, Cheney & Co
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Fowler Co
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