Waterloo Evening Courier and Tribune Building offices listed
A garbled newspaper page shows the Waterloo Evening Courier with offices in New York at 405 Tribune Building, Chicago at 109 Tribune Building, and management names including Alfred B Lukeos and A. W. Allen. It notes weekly circulation, advertising rates, and international traveler listings with a network of express and agency connections in London Paris Berlin and Saint Petersburg.
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LOO Evening Courieh
Asociated Preve
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Waterloo
Cali Shri
Coutiey
Pertog
Europe
Waterloo Evening Courier
London
Trafalgar Building
Northcumberland Avene
America
Haymarket
Dawe & Steamship Agency
Green Street
Paris
Boulevant Des Capucines
American Expres
Rue Scribe
Berlin
Unter den Linden
Veraky Propekt
Precedent Set By Eastern Rail Strike Arbitration
An arbitration board ruled against workers on four points but granted air case for the fifth, citing a rising cost of living since 1909. The decision could enable wage demands across trades, prompting higher transportation costs and a self sustaining cycle of price and wage increases with unclear end.
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Arbitration Board
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JUST A TIP ON CONVERSATION AND SILENCE
A satire on modern talk and the need for quiet. The author laments perpetual chatter in polite society and urges valuing thoughtful, meaningful speech over constant verbal noise. The piece critiques how excess dialogue diminishes wit and mental focus, urging restraint and genuine conversation.
Music and righteousness in Dr Crane's plain man ideas
Dr Frank Crane argues music's link to virtue, noting even gifted er players can produce corrupt music yet true harmony elevates character. He claims divine music refines moral sentiment and enables self-sacrifice, echoing Ruskin's link between music and righteousness.
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Frank Crane
Sugar Beet Industry Faces Turbulent Outlook in 1914
A Chicago meeting of sugar beet interests warned the beet sugar industry may be wiped out after March 1914 due to new tariff law. The note called for preservation efforts by growers and manufacturers rather than passive resignation. The piece also touches on political shifts, stockmarket notes, and currency delays shaping the broader economy.
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Chicago
Ponderous Personages Edison A modern portrait of Thomas A Edison
George Fitch presents a portrait of Thomas A Edison as an enduring American giant. The piece traces his rise from peanuts on the Grand Trunk to a NJ laboratory, noting his 300 inventions and habit of work before dawn. It highlights his wealth, lack of official titles, and his relentless daily output.
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Thomas A. Edison
America
Tie
Railweseteek
Grand Jury
Edison
Grand Trunk Railway
Europe
New York
Wall Street
New Jersey
W C Brown Resigns Then Returns To Iowa In Realigning Life
Burlington Hawkeye notes the resignation of W C Brown from New York Central Hines and his planned return to Iowa to pursue agriculture and stock raising. The piece extols Brown as an exemplar of grit, determination, honesty, and enterprise, arguing his career offers lessons for youth and railroading’s leadership.
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Burlington
William C. Brown
Brown
Parit of the Iowa Press satire and garbled columns
A collage of editorial snippets from Iowa papers mocks fashion trends, tariffs, politics, and local pride. It notes tight trousers, gold dollars from Iona, steel rails prices, harmony under law, and humorous misprints, ending with a garbled remark on a verbatim dry goods note.
Waiting spouses and curling sons in a crowded scene
A fragment describes Stora waiting for his wife while she shops, and a woman sits in a barber shop as a boy has his curls trimmed. A mild misgiving appears as a mission circle woman waits near a crowd of wild-eyed fans while a husband reads baseball scores.
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Stora
Ittle Mission Circle
Husband
Attempting Too Much. Cedar Rapids Republican Opinion
The piece argues against overloading public schools with endless subjects. It favors teaching core skills and moral understanding, then letting students tackle other problems themselves. A capable student who reads writes and reasons well can handle more independently.
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Cedar Rapids
A Moment of Fun Slim Audiences
A fragment from the Kansas City Journal notes Mrs. Pankhurst complains of no chance to speak. The line contrasts reading people with a barefoot dance, suggesting social or political satire in a brief observational item.
Travel im the cold shoulder
A collage of mock quotes and gibes from periodicals with sly humor about fashion, jealousy, and temptation. It stitches together satirical lines from Detroit Free Press Puck Brooklyn Life and Livingston Lance, joking on propriety, Eve, Browning, and creditors with clipped punch.
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Detroit Free Press
Income Tax Q&A from Louis Murphy on interest withholding
Treasury rules explain when interest on bonds paid to non residents needs no 1 percent withholding if ownership certificates accompany coupons Form 1004. Banks and brokers must ensure proper ownership certificates and report true ownership to avoid improper withholdings. Exemptions apply to state and local bonds. insurance company withholding differs by net earnings. taxes start at $3,000 for notes and specific exemptions apply.
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Treasury Department
United States
Treasury
Treasury Regulations
Commissioner
of Internal Revenue
Ailing Women Endorsing Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Fleetwood Pennsylvania woman shares a testimonial about relief from menopause symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter describes headaches dizziness hot flashes and improved health and urges others to try the remedy.
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Fleetwood
Lydia E. Pinkham
Epward
Bert
Fleetwood, Pa
School houses in Appanoose burned in spree
Centerville Ia November 20 reports two burned school houses and a third fire found in adjoining districts within a week. Sheriff Dows investigates. Sunshine mine house burned then fire found beneath Egypt house. Diamond house later burned to the ground. All near coal camps in the county. Authorities suspect a firebug at work.
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Centerville
Dows
Sunshine Mine
Egypt
Diamond
Foley Kidney Pills Advertisement Claim
The makers assert Foley Kidney Pills offer the best combination of curative and healing medicines for kidney and bladder ailments and urinary irregularities. They claim it is the best medicine for the purpose and state it is for sale by all dealers.
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