Sunday revival faces Waterloo with a dollar goal
The Waterloo revival led by William A Sunday aims to end collection plates and fund four weeks of meetings. Citizens are urged to contribute one dollar each to cover over five thousand dollars in expenses, supporting soul winning and moral uplift. The piece also argues for good roads and Panama relations in broader public interest.
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RGHT
William A
Waterloo
Svork
Sunday
Nore
Sunday Movement
Mr. Sunday
Tabernacle
Panama
Taft
United States
Minneapolis Journal
Ithmus
Canal Zone
Colombia
Republic of
Britain
Egypt
Suez
Contra
Bread and Butter and the Roads Question in City Life
A plea links road costs to bread and butter prices. The author argues high living costs stem from transport charges, farm production gaps, and urban demand. A rural shift is proposed to ease city congestion, yet urban amenities and rural hardship pose a dilemma.
Railroads Fear Traffic Congestion Strains Locomotives
Railroads face a serious congestion of traffic as they lack enough engines to pull freight trains. They complain they cannot move the volume of business and must push for remedies to handle the increased load.
The Pride Family Seeks Chicken Matching Help
Mrs Pride asks Jimmy to take a single bird to a shop to match it to a batch for dinner. Mr Pride questions the task as they run short of chicken. The note appears in the London Mail.
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Pride
Jimmy
Mr. Pride
London Mail
Taft 1912 prospects mix in Iowa politics
A Davenport Times report shows Insurgent papers in Iowa hinting Senator Young may travel to Washington to explain why he will not stay. Cedar Rapids Democrat backs Taft over eastern rivals, signaling a national party clash in 1912 under Republican and Democratic currents.
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Davenport
Iowa
Young
Washington
Aetute
Cedar Raphde Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Taft
Harmon
Why Men Have Clearer Skins Says Doctor’s Hint
In The Evening Chit Chat a doctor cites shaving and daily facial massage as keys to clearer skin. He notes women could achieve better complexions similarly, if they try, and adds tips on sleep, fresh air, hydration, and overall health, especially kidney and bladder function, for a healthier appearance.
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C Laim
Tam
Predicting 1912 nominees and party prospects
The piece argues Harmon is the logical 1912 Democratic nominee while Wilson is tainted by Big Business. It condemns Taft’s spoils system and endorses Roosevelt as a needed force for the GOP, insisting the 1912 platform and candidate must reflect a Rooseveltian approach to avert a Democratic victory.
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Judson Harmon
Ohio
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
U. S
Republican Party
Taft
Roosevelt
Hon Hunter
Crises of Great Men and Moral Reform in History
The piece argues that exposure of public wrongdoers mirrors historical reformers who faced slander. It recalls Washington amid calumny, warns against idolizing leaders, and notes how radical industrial changes test moral stamina in presidents and governing classes.
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Harrison
Mitla
Booth
Buchanan
Democratic
Scar
Roosevelt and the fight for strong leadership in 1910
A Waterloo letter argues that unrest among the people pushes for administrative reform and portrays Roosevelt as the target of “guerilla” tactics by interests. It criticizes reactions to McKinley era policies, taunts Lorimer and Sunny Jim, and calls for a housecleaning in 1910 to force out weak men and keep Rooseveltian strong leadership.
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Europe
New York City
War Department
Washington
D. C
New York
Lune
McKinley
Roosevelt
Lorimer
Sunny Jim
Jack Johnson
T. R
Taft
Billy Lorimer
Rooseveltian
A. Southerland
Waterloo
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