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A fragment notes the Waterson Courier is a dated 34 cent periodical with ads rates and foreign circulation details. It lists offices and contact points in London Paris Berlin and Petersburg and notes advertising terms and international postage.
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Tre Corrine
Iowa Evening Presa
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Europe
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Sand & Hasmarket
Dawe
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Place de l'Opera
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Positive trust and the Sherman Act outlined
The piece argues for a proactive trust policy beyond the Sherman Act’s negative stance. It cites Attorney General Wickersham’s reply on American Tobacco, urging fixed conditions for operation and five year review to ensure disintegration restores competition. It calls for decisive positive trust action.
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American Tobacco Company
Permanentis
Repairi Stenitt Mer
Chiccaeq
Fragmentary note on heredity and public messaging
A fragment discusses heredity as a key concept and notes society’s response to public figures like preachers and publicists. The text suggests confusion about human nature and the messaging used to shape beliefs.
Doctors Fail to Cure Catarrh Disease Despite Years of Suffering
A patient, Mise Mahel Dawkins of Lafayette Street, recounts three years of pervasive catarrh and bone disease with multiple doctors and remedies failing until a friend suggested Sarsaparilla. After two bottles, she reports full recovery and strong health, praising Hand’s Sarsatabs in liquid or chocolate tablet form.
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Lafayette Se
Wayne
Lnod
Medical authority argues heredity not fate in upbringing
Dr Woods Hutchinson told Minneapolis educators that most people have equal opportunity with proper mental moral and hygienic surroundings. He said heredity passes only certain traits and that environment shapes health and success, noting tuberculosis not strictly hereditary and that great minds often survive healthy lives rather than eccentric extremes.
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der. Woods Hutchinson
Minneapolis
Ir. Hutchinson
Denmark
Railroads Face Legislative Struggle Described by Courier
Waterloo boosters heard a briefing on the national and state fight over railroad legislation. The Courier defends public interests while urging protection of railroad welfare to avoid harming workers and local economies. It argues gradual reform and fair treatment of railway directors and firms.
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Waterloo Club
Courier
Capital mocks Courier in persistent tirade
The Capital claims the Courier has been repeatedly attacked, noting the remarks are part of a broader pattern among political organs. It labels the Courier’s rebuttal about a sale as an act of literary adultery and counters with its own characterization of the press.
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Theapital
Chicago Inter Ocean
Economist
Lestie’s
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Couriers
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Maiden Lady of Lima Attempts Bear Den Suicide
A Lima woman, described as a maiden, tried to kill herself by leaping into a bear den. She believed the bears would devour her, but the bears did not act. The account hints at her tainted or distorted motive, with odd literary allusions.
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Lima
Stevenson
Darling Cartoons to Appear in Des Moines Capital Syndicate
The cartoons of Darling, a clever professional, will appear in the Des Moines Capital as part of a syndicate service. It is believed he will avoid depicting the wistful Lafe as he did in the Register and Leader.
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Darling
Des Moines
Ding
Lafe
Child nearly drowned after fall into wine barrel
A child in Ryan Indiana fell into a barrel holding twenty five gallons of wine and was nearly drowned. The fate of the wine is not stated. The piece also cites a bizarre edict reported from the cradle of the imperial palace claiming Chinese revolutionists may have all they want if they let the baby sleep.
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Ryan
Imperial Palace
The Attraction of Opposites in Matrimony Debate
The piece critiques the saying attraction of opposites as a basis for happy marriage. It argues that similar tastes reinforce shared interests and bonds, while wide differences risk misunderstanding and strain. It cautions against romanticizing opposites and praises temperament compatibility.
Unwritten law echoed in Trinidad stray notes
Monticello Express laments cost of lawsuits and urges lawful business to reduce county court expenses. Cedar Fails Record credits Roosevelt street naming as a nod to balance. Tracr Star-Clipper notes Judge Bradshaw ruling restricting hog pens to protect neighbor comfort amid two legged hogs in Bento county.
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Waterloo
Roosevelt Street
Roosevelt Streets
Tracr Star-Clipper
Bradshaw
Bento County
Father cleared by jury in two minutes after Trinidad theft claim
In Mason City Times summary, a father confronted by his two daughters on a Trinidad street over an alleged theft of women's purity was rushed to trial. The jury acquitted him after about two minutes of deliberation, amid blunt defense arguments and public scrutiny.
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Trinidad
The Trouble With It and Related Editorial Notes
Davenport Times weighs recall of judges as a deterrent to qualified candidates. Cedar Rapids Gazette reports a Chicago labor war sluggers murder conviction and lengthy sentences. Dubuque Times-Journal urges a union depot for Dubuque to boost travel and city image. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets ad asserts safety for all, including children and the elderly.
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Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Dubuque
Control of Public Markets in Indianapolis Discussed
The Indianapolis public market faces vendor price control by middlemen. Mayor Shank urges council reforms to replace current board of safety oversight and curb retailer dominance, aiming to restore price competition for farmers.
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Ind
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Ile
Market reforms proposed to separate producers from traders
The proposal urges wholesale and retail markets to be fully separated and overseen by a market master familiar with conditions. It calls for price monitoring, remote communication with producers, power to sell shipped produce with a commission, and strict division between original producers and peddlers. It suggests a live poultry section, stall reversion to the city, and a farmer license for street sales. Mayor Shank’s view is cited as a model for preventing price collusion.
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Shank
Yankee drill of Chinese rebels reported by War Department
Washington reports show that as early 1910 Chinese organizers in the United States trained in Los Angeles Chicago and New York with white instructors many ex National Guard officers and U S army noncommissioned officers directing five companies in Los Angeles all armed with Mauser rifles. The training aimed at aiding rebel forces in China and admitted only Chinese members. The notice also promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy for sale.
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China
War Department
United States
Pacific Slope
National Guard
United States Army
Los Angeles
Chicago
New York
Pioneer Printer Nearing Thirty Years of Service
Manchester Iowa November 1 Special J B Thompson pioneer printer of Delaware county lies critically ill at the home of his niece Mrs R W Conger in the city. He suffered a stroke years ago and never fully recovered. He has been in printing over forty years and twenty five years with the Manchester Press. He enlisted at Civil War outbreak and spent recent years in the Soldiers' Home at Marshalltown visiting Manchester three weeks ago. Friends among local printers regret his critical illness.
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J. B. Thompson
Pioneer
Delaware County
R. W. Conger
Thompson
Manchester Press
Marshalltown
Manchester
Hancock Divorce Decree Reported in Dubuque
In Dubuque Iowa on November 1 Abs Charles G Hancock was granted a divorce from his wife a farmer’s wife and the Republican chairman was given the decree in a local court action as reported yesterday.
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Hancock
State Republican Committee
Dubuque
W. J. Young
Clinton
Mellin's Food Aids Infant Health In 24 Hours
Mrs. Fred Bates of Forest City Pa reports her five month old weighed thirteen pounds at five months and twelve at eight. after trying condensed milk and other foods without help a doctor said no cure. A bottle of Mellin's Food improved the child within twenty four hours and three months use gained six pounds. requests a free sample from Mellin Food Co Boston Mass.
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Fred Bates
Forest City
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