Water Lou? Daily Courier Rates and Notices (OCR fragment)
Water loo Evening Courier announces subscription prices and policy notes. The text includes publication details, pricing by carrier and mail, and Associated Press rights. It also references historical commentary on peace postwar and League of Nations remarks, plus tax references.
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GT Na
BAW
Hartman Co
Courier
Corser
Tha
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press International
Associated Press
Tosal News
Ising
Ap Biicnslan
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Representatives
Ae Nn
Sec River
United Press
Tax Referendum Sums Opinions on Inheritance Tax Reform
The National Economic League circulated a tax questionnaire, drawing input from 1288 council members and economists Seligman Taussig and Adams. The group aims to reflect broad public opinion on state and federal taxes, including inheritance taxes, amid debate on reform.
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Manny
League
National Economic League
Seligman
Columbia University
Taussig
Harvard
Adams
Yalere
National Council of the Leaguer
Milwaukee, the city crime and work produce ideas
A collage notes Milwaukee fame from past and present, citing Richard Washburn Child on the city’s speedy trials and strong convictions, and Des Moines’ life sentences as a model. It reflects on education funding by a will and the value of discipline in creative work, citing Tchaikovsky’s experience with inspiration through steady labor.
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Milwaukee
Des Madines
Wisconsin
Saturday Evening Post
Richard Washburn Child
Child
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Underhill
Mays Landing
N. J
Kansas City
Hamilton Gibbs
Gibbs
Tchaikov
Tchaikovsky
Nei
Fie
Abe Martin on qualifications for private servants
The item notes Abe Martin’s view that a private servant must meet qualifications beyond merely holding a pollbook, and remarks that running an allotment farm does not require milking in snow.
Rest cures and tuberculosis in early medical thought
The article reviews the rest cure once used for tuberculosis, noting its decline with evolving ideas about metabolism and nervous illness. It discusses Weir Mitchell’s role, Osler’s evidence of spontaneous TB recovery, and the value of rest, doctor supervision, and accurate diagnosis in recovery. It also includes Q and A sections on diet, constipation remedies, anemia, and reader questions to Dr Bradyson.
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Welr Mitchell
Guaine
Lila Fuega
Jas
Peurusthenia
Bruna
Njare
Weir Mitchall
Ne Hvnn
William Oster
Baltimore
Osler
The Surprising Sex Concerning the Action
A fragment from a Washington society drama concerns John Blake, Julie his ward, and Anna Denniston in a tangle of marriage plans and jealousy. Julie hints at Blake’s past loves while Jimmy pressures for drink and flirtations. a Swiss missive from Mrs Danforth hints at Emily’s return and a past passion resurfaces, setting up further chapters.
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John Blake
Julie
Am Gleath
Blake
Anna Denniston
Washington
Anna
Tor
Viking
Junie
Peonie
Jimmy
Anna Dauniston
Danforth
Aire
Muerica
Althoit
Sam
Gubrisl Latour
Ain't It a Grand and Glorious Feeling
A garbled cry expresses frustration over missing goods valued at a hundred thousand dollars as the speaker embraces a grand and glorious sentiment. The text emphasizes anger and astonishment rather than specific details. No clear names or places are identifiable in the fragment.
Uncle Wiggily and the Rag Dollis
The scene shows Uncle Wiggily confronted by a dancing monkey who bells out triumph while shaking a bag. The monkey teases the rabbit uncle about contents and denies holding any bad chaps such as the Fox the Wott or the bobcat with a silly tail.
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Uncle Wiggily and the
Howard R. Garis
Uncle Wiggly
Fox
Wott
Monkey
Rag dolls from rags a monkey brings to Uncle Wiggily
In a disjointed dialogue a monkey gentleman explains rag dolls can be made from rags. Uncle Wiggily, his rabbit companions Jingle Jangie Baby Bunty Lulu Avice Wibblewobble, and Nurse Jane await bread, while the monkey offers to transport the rags to the hollow stump bungalow for dollmaking.
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Uncle Wiggily
Jingle
Jangie
Hollow Stump
Ueele
Scooter
Tooter
Uncle
Fifty Years Ago In The Courier Report
A fragment from The Courier recalls local happenings in Bremer County. The note mentions wood prices, a new packing house in Hitt's grove creating work, and social events at the Congregational church with Prof von Coe lin and others assisting. It records subscription arrears notices and community activity at Logan house billiard hall with two tables and no bar.
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Logan House
Forty years ago on November's midweek in 1885
Fort nighttime items recount local moves and marriages. lias Bickley and family and John Moothart left for San Francisco after renting his Orange township farm. William F. Thompson and Mattie E. Strayer wed in Hudson. W C Munger and Anna Patlison married at First Baptist. Bouck buys Walkers market and runs it solo. Weather steady. river steamer in winter quarters. Nearby rail and city events noted with brief losses and gains.
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Lias Bickley
John Moothart
San Francisco
Dtr
Bickley
Orange Township
Burroughs Nature Club Answers Reader Questions
The Nature Notes column responds to queries on wildlife subjects. Answers cover the chicken hawk name versus a common hawk, whether death's head matches exist, how angleworms reach burrow holes, turtle shell anatomy, a trunk turtle exception, and kangaroo rats as underground dwellers and crop pests.
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Nature Notes Dept
Iook
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Persistent Colds and Coughs
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a new medical discovery that soothes and heals inflamed membranes while inhibiting germ growth. It claims creosote acts in the stomach and bloodstream to target the illness, promising relief from persistent coughs colds bronchitis and other respiratory issues with a money back guarantee if not effective.
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Creamulston Company
Atlanta
Galadv
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Beate
France
League of Nations
Permanent Court of International Justice
Teague
United States
England
Russia
Germany
Europe
Italy
America
Locarno
Sone
Jowa Editors
Leg Thom
Marshalltown
Gov. Smith
Abe Martin
Williams Brady
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Mbubahey
Weise Gira
Am Old Indy
Bradyson
Wim Beady
Barby
Metropolitan Newspaper Service
J Dinny Phillips
Gil
Drake
Miss Denniston
Jule
Jimny
Jimmy Tapatitee
Dena Penniston
Enwardis
Jubie
Enos
Howl Sagels
eHer Irons
Jess
Bis
Milwaukee Journal
Coolidge
Siehn Bell
Tur
PSC
Wregg
Gare
Santa Claus
The
Della- Paul Strayer
Lizzie Quentis
Shatter
C. P. Li. Roberts
Big Woods
Bremer County
Hitt's Grove
Congregational Church
jJast
von Coeiln
C. D. ‘Balliett
A. C. Hewitt
Messrs. Green, Root
Curtis
Continental Singers
Congregational Society
L. A. Cobb
Sts
William F. Thompson
Mattie E. Strayer
Brethren Church
Hudson
H. Basher
W. OC. Munger
Anna Patlison
First Baptist Church
R. Garton
Munger
G.B. Bouck
Bouck
L. F. Walkers Market
South Dakota
W. W. Bingham
Della Allen
Br. J
C._W. Vroom
E. Pringle i
Singer
Tasax Falls
S. D
Charles 1
Eaa Bea
Artman
W. Pitcher
Charles W. Wassam
Fludson
Airs
A.J. Liehty
Water Street
Gle Guilickstadt
Third
Randolph Streets
Water
W. W. Pierce
D. Caldwell
Jack London
Carmiint Wittredgs
Newton
John PL von Lackum
W. C. Bryant
Cedar Falls
Fernandina
Pia
A. Wise
Jingte
Matilaz
Mexico
Caribbean Sea
Burroughs Nature Club
Wughton Mifflin CG
Cal J. Miller Drug Co
Wangler Bros. Drug Co
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