Waterllo Evening Courier ad and foreign circulation notes
The Waterloo Evening Courier lists Associated Press and Daily notices, with postal distribution details and foreign box locations in Europe. It cites circulation, pricing, and ad policies, plus notes on a planned easier money discussion and a royal marriage entanglement involving Vincent Astor and European property wealth.
Ideas of a Plain Man Versus the Gun Tube
An essay urging monthly solemn consideration of war to expose its folly and crime. It argues war as a modern invention of nations and emphasizes the silent combat between writers and soldiers, invoking a quill versus gun metaphor from a past English critic.
Waterloo Citizenry Weighs Personal and Local Affairs
The item discusses a prominent Waterloo match of a property heir with a chosen outdoorswoman, a Cedar Rapids building collapse blamed on no single person, census clerks barred for liquor fumes, theories on human origins from a skull found near Folkstone, plans for a Thanksgiving high school football game, and Waterloo’s desire for a million dollar bank to support local deals. It also notes political tremors around Senator Lewis and William F. McCombs, plus the era’s census and exen production figures and a misprinted figure.
Travel as Education and Folly in an Age of Mass Tourism
A satirical essay argues travel broadens the mind but can hollow the purse. It contrasts American travelers who fear European puzzles with those who overindulge, noting Americans miss genuine local resources in France and the Grand Canyon’s appeal. The piece suggests Americans should first explore home, then pursue Europe with patience and restraint.
Pedestrians urged to organize for safety movement
A compilation notes calls for pedestrians to form a safety campaign now that railroads and auto drivers have adopted safety first efforts. Frank O Stuart of Chariton announces candidacy for United States senator on the Progressive party ticket after a Des Moines conference with party leaders. La Follette predicts the Progressive party will fade while Republicans seize the field, but the Progressive presence seems assured.
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Perry
Charles City
Frank O. Stuart
Chariton
United States
Progressive Party
Des Moines
Reorganization Must Be Real in Webster City
The Republican national committee plans a genuine re organization of the party after the convention completes its labors. If the re organization is authentic the party may have a fighting chance at the next presidential election.
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Webster City
Freeman-Tribune
Republican National Committee
A Hopeful Sign at Des Moines Saloon Displayed
A Des Moines saloon near Union Station shows a large sign reading If Your Family Needs Your Money Worse Than I Do Dont Spend it With Me, read from the train. The contrast with a harsher warning about whisky and business is noted as a hopeful gesture.
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Jefferson Ree
Des Moines
Union Station
Cause of Insomnia Linked to Stomach Disorders
The ad asserts the common cause of insomnia is stomach disorders and constipation. It claims Chamberlain's Tablets correct these issues and help sleep, noting availability from all dealers.
A Moment of Fun and Strange Tales from a Lapsed Page
A garbled mix of dialogue and names details a fragmented scene with errant phrases about a woman Mary, a man named Maex Wad, and mentions of peddling, harsh words, a diamond, and various oddities. The text suggests a low coherence excerpt with scattered references to domestic life and social events.
Fishing Party Impedes Mr Smith’s Evening Plans
A clipped Baltimore American snippet notes Mr Smith declines a social invitation to a piscatorial excursion, citing a fishing party. The brief cites Dr H W Sigworth of Baltimore and an address on Russell Street, hinting at cataloged advertisements and personal notices in a late 19th or early 20th century paper.
New canvass for saloons in Dubuque city
In Dubuque Iowa the Iowa supreme court ruling that consent to operate saloons in towns over 5000 now hinges on the last city election rather than the last general election spurs renewed petitioning. Workers copy poll-book names alphabetically to meet a revised canvass standard in Dubuque and the county, aiming to secure enough signatures to sustain saloons and liquor manufacture despite the new rule.
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Dubuque, Ja
Supreme Court of Iowa
Duques
Des Moines
Dubuque
Leval
Tiherefore
Thos
Dubwyne City
Coiety
Income Tax Questions Answered by Louis Murphy
Louis Murphy, collector of internal revenue, answers on partnerships and corporations tax rules. He explains for private banks, partners file separate returns if each nets over 3000 dollars. corporations pay 1 percent normal tax with no 5000 deduction, and individuals may deduct up to 4000 jointly or separately with limits. He covers exemptions, rent, repairs, capital gains, and bond coupons with certificates.
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Louis Murphy
Lown
Mother's Friend for Expectant Mothers
To The Young Expectant Mother Then, of most trepidation in the minds now it regard to motherhood. The longing to possess is often contradicted by the fear of distress. But there need be no such dread in view of the fact that we have an effective remedy in what is known as Mother's Friend. This is an external application that has a wonderful influence and control over the muscular tissues of the abdomen. By its daily use the muscles, cords, tendons and ligaments all gently expand without the slightest strain, there is no pain, no nausea, nervousness. what was dreaded severe physical ordeal becomes a calm, serene, joyful anticipation. In almost every community there are two men who have used Mother's Friend, and they are the ones that recovered quickly. Mother's Friend is prepared after the formula of a noted family doctor by the Bradfield Regulator Co., 238 Lamar Plig., Atlanta, Ga. Write them for their instructive book to expectant mothers. You will find Mother's Friend on sale by all drug stores at $1.00 a bottle.
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar Plig
Atlanta
Our Best Seller Meritol Eezema Remedy Ad
Our Best Seller. We are selling more of Merit or Eczema Remedy than all the others put together. This large sale is due to its unusual merit made expressly for eczema in its various forms. If you are afflicted with this loathsome disease do not delay using Mer itol Eezema Remedy. Red Cross Drug Co. and Henderson Drug Co. Exclusive Agency.
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Henderson Drug Co
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