Waterloo Evening Courier and Waterloo Hepontel Ad Rates
The Waterlooo Evening Courier and Waterlloo Hoptontel advertise delivery by mail and cart. rates include 19 cent weekly, 95.00 yearly outside city, 1.60 six months, and 76 cents for half-year. Circulation claimed larger than any daily in Waterloo. contract rates available. Contact Hartman Company at 2109-11 Avenue, Waterloo, Iowa.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo Hepontel
Poat
Waterloo
Lowe
Sally Inn
Hanib
Cedar Falls Makes Good
The Courier and Reporter notes Cedar Falls rapid progress in 1914 with nearly 900,000 dollars in public and private improvements. Sixty new homes were erected as the city showcases a strong year of conservatism and growth.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Charity at Home and Abroad in Iowa Belgian Land Proposal
A Waterloo reader indicts Woodworth Clim and others over two ideas: first, moving 100,000 Belgian homeless to Iowa to farm on ten acre plots with yearly payments. second, a Christmas relief fund to aid Belgians. The Courier and Reporter backs a local Christmas fund and argues Iowa workers deserve opportunity, while Belgians are seen as potential farmers with a chance to prosper.
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Waterloo
Woodworth Clim
Greater Iowa Association
Iowa
Courier and
Prohibition Gains Ground in Western States Shift
A new tack in prohibition follows a late election vote as four western states go dry Colorado Washington Oregon and Arizona while rural populations outweigh urban in some. The shift suggests future battles elsewhere with urban rural divides and the growing influence of woman suffrage linked to the dry cause.
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Colorado
Washington
Oregon
Arizona
Illinois
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
The Cattle Question and Public Health Rhetoric
Opinion piece arguing for dairy sanitation and milk regulation to curb tuberculosis and bovine diseases. Cites German and British commissions on milk born TB, notes potential public health and meat price effects, and wryly comments on broader political misfires and tragedies.
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Chicago
W. A. Evens
Chicago Tribune
Royal Commission
The bayonet as weapon and metaphor in warfare
A wartime essay on bayonets describe their brutal impact and military logic. It argues bayonets prefigure slaughter yet remain essential when supplies fail and diplomacy stalls. The piece critiques diplomats waging wars of words while soldiers face front lines.
A Joke A Day From New York Times Sym Postant
A humorous essay about naming a pet joke and an anecdote about a Scottish sheep herder in a prohibition town. The tale ends with a humorous Scots toast about whisky and a strong drop. The piece blends wit and cautionary tone on comedy and temperance.
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New York Times
Walkes
Irwin
Ann
Jintle
Laddie
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advertisement
For 80 years Lydia 4 Pinkham's Vegetable compound has been standard remedy for female ills. With woman's aliments it restores health from roots and herbs. Write to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass for advice. Your letter will be opened read and answered by Woman and held in strict confidence.
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A. Horxone
Stanton St
Butkulo
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkilam
Lynn
Mass
Test of Love in Quiet Communion
A reflection on love as pure mutual existence without effort or design. True love requires no goals or deeds, only natural being and unforced affection. Gallantries and vows fade beside the sight of two souls at rest in perfect harmony.
Too Much Oil In Social Chit Chat
Ruth Cameron laments efforts to be universally agreeable by sacrificing individuality. She notes hypocritical concession at women’s club gatherings, recounting a near-watered exchange that reveals hollow cordiality. The piece warns genuine personality is lost when responses mimic others to please.
Danderine Hair Care Ad Promises Lustrous Growth
A vintage advertisement claims Danderine cleanses hair of dust and dandruff, boosts fullness and shine, and strengthens roots. It touts a 25 cent bottle and urges readers to moisten a cloth and draw through a strand to instantly double beauty and reduce itching.
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Knowlton
The Echoing Smile Turns Social Wheels Like Creaks
The speaker recalls childhood teasing and a new acquaintance who eagerly echoes every word. The pattern makes them self conscious and speechless. They acknowledge a degree of acquiescence has function, but notice that clumsy echoing can slow social flow and unsettle conversation.
Clog a Machine With Oll as Retardant Note
A remark warns that excessive oll can retard machinery by clogging moving parts, highlighting risks of overloading engines or devices with the wrong lubricant or contaminant. The comment stresses balance between lubrication and preventing resistance or damage.
Seventeen Year Sentence For Wife Slayings
Davenport Nov 10 Judge William Theophilus sentences Johanna Wynock to seventeen years at Fort Madison for second degree murder in the beheading of his wife. Appeal to the state supreme court has been filed by her attorneys.
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Davenport
Fort Madison
William Theophilus
Johanna Wynock
State Supreme Court
Davenport Woman Escapes Surgeon's Knife After Stomach Remedy Cure
Mrs. T. Oliver of Davenport recounted avoiding hospital surgery after using Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy. She suffered gall stones and severe digestive trouble, but by taking the remedy she claims freedom from pain and regained strength. The ad touts thousands of testimonials across the United States and promotes the product through local distributors J. K. Joder & Son and Wangler Bros. Co.
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T. Oliver
East High Street
Davenport
Oliver
Miami
Florida
Mayr
Miatal
United States
J. K. Joder & Son
Wangler Bros. Co
Sement
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Heil
Beriin
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Hillie
Prisk
Port
L. I
Smyrna
Mary EK
Wilkins Preeman
Portland
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lom
Wis
Ludi
Wisconsin
Ruth Cameron
W. RR. C
Dlaing
Nair
Wifs Slater
Emil A. Trefzger
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