Courier Advertising Rates and Europe Office Listings
The item lists advertising rates and contact details for The Courier in the New York and Chicago offices. It also notes an International edition called The Courier in Europe with locations in London Paris Berlin and Hamburg for American travelers seeking copies while abroad.
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New York
Tribune
Alfred B. Lukens
Chicago Ofice
ING Tribune
A.W. Allen
Manacer
Wartede Teert
Courier
Europe
Furop
Thay
Waterloo Courier
London
Boeem
Tratalent Building
Northeumterlard Avenue
American Fixpresa
Haymarket
Dawe’s Steamship Agency
Green Street
Parsi Boulevard
den Canoc
The Joy of Unselfish Giving This Holiday Season
A domestic column extols donating usable clothing to the needy as a lasting joy beyond mere money. It urges Water projects and families to give to the Associated Charities, noting worn garments can be repurposed into knickerbockers for boys and emphasizing the moral reward over market savings.
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Manu
Associated Charities
Nestle
Easen
Natarnes
Unclear excerpt on emigration and local conditions abroad
Fragmentary passage discusses unfamiliar foreign conditions for emigrants and suggests farmers should study new realities before leaving. The narrator reflects on finding good people and close friends, mentioning departed companions and personal affections.
Fire escape device tested for school evacuation
The article describes a new fire escape system for schools modeled like a ground level standpipe with a vertical tube and a slide inside. It promises rapid, fun evacuations and is being adopted in eastern cities, viewed as reducing drill nuisance and risk during fires.
Waterloo industry improves amid dull year
Industrial activity in Waterloo shows gradual recovery as factories restore full workforces. Optimism grows that conditions will improve before winter ends amid a broader economic lull and social policy experiments elsewhere.
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Waterloo
ALD STILL THEY COME BAK Dowins tale of migration and Iowa ties
Reedler, ex Cedar Rapids Gazette editor, returns from California to Iowa after a decade away. He notes the pull of old friendships and Eldora ties, urging locals to study conditions before moving, and laments Iowans leaving their homes. He argues changing locations is costly but strong county paper roots persist.
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Hannes
Reeedler
Cedar Rayids Cazette
Win Perept
California
Iowa
Los Angeles
Towa
Ield
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertises Internal Remedy
The ad claims local catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal treatment. It asserts the medicine is prescribed by top physicians, uses strong blood purifiers, and directly affects mucous surfaces. Testimonials are promised upon request from CHESEY & CO. Toledo, O.
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Hall
Tenderfoot
Golden Medical Discovery
Pity the Poor Beef Trust Trial Seven Years In Progress
The writer comments on the beef trust facing trial, noting nine years to prepare and implying money could not buy all the judges. The piece uses satirical tone to question the fairness and leverage of the trust.
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Poor Beef Trust
Paving In Downtown Worthwhile Despite Snow
A reader notes snow softens a steam roller while praising new paving on downtown Bridge Street and Commercial. The writer comments on the political climate and November elections, arguing for attention to public works amid a large city crowd.
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Bridge Street
Press notices mix in a distant Iowa page fragment
A garbled collage of 19th century press snippets mentions governors candidates in Kentucky and Lincoln Center, calls to stop tarring and feathering teachers, and a Cedar Falls divorce ruling, all from a damaged newspaper page with scattered names and phrases.
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Davenport
Lincoln Center
Kans
Tarrinz
Report on a Framed Divorce and Alimony Case
A 45 year old woman plotted to extract money from an aged man by posing as a jilted lover. When the man proved too shrewd to be swayed, she filed false charges to seek divorce and alimony as a means to gain funds.
Babies Eyes Deserve Shade From Bright Sunlight
In a column about child safety, a writer recalls brutal historical punishment to urge mothers to shield infants from glare. A neighbor shares how training a four year old to look both ways before crossing streets created lasting safety habits, contrasting it with simply pulling a child across.
Phillip Cameron Taught Self-Reliance For Safe Crossing
The article describes Ruth Cameron praising her son Phillip for learning to look both ways and take responsibility at street crossings. It notes how his parents taught him to be alert even when adults cross with him, making him a model of cautious behavior for other children.
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Phillip
Phibliqe v
Ruth Cameron
Sidewalk Need Urges City to Help Hagerman Area
Hagerman place residents in Nor. 24 letter urge Falls avenue walk due to unsafe path along the road. Community cites 60 families using the route to reach work and school and warns ongoing exposure to cold and illness without a proper pedestrian path.
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Courier
Galloway
Westfield
Hagerman Place
Falls Avenue
Highway Department
Ha Berman
Nor
Des Moines shows bold reform in four year turnaround
Iowa faces a parallel need as Des Moines’ four year revolution yields speedier public works, no graft, and affordable taxes. Citizens applaud private road efforts, while rural schools in the South rival Iowa’s earlier progress, signaling a statewide call to overhaul public business.
Des Moines Model for Iowa Public Spending Reform
The piece argues Iowa must modernize public finances rather than tolerate graft and sloppiness. Des Moines is praised for running city operations like private business, lowering levies while improving schools roads and bridges, and it urges other counties to imitate this efficiency to keep residents from leaving the state.
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Des Moines Register
Iowa
Des Moines
Towa
Mt. Ayr
Ohio
Indiana
Virginia
New Marriage Rules Discussed At Archdiocesan Synod
In Dubuque Iowa Archbishop Keane announced the new marriage regulation adopted at the Archdiocesan synod held last week. Sundays sermons in city Catholic churches focused on the ruling and its enforcement details.
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Dubuque
Archdiocesan Synod
Keane
Priests Enforce New Catholic Marriage Ruling
The archdiocese imposes a rule that non Catholics marrying Catholics receive Catholic instruction before baptism. Father Carey of the Cathedral orders couples to notify the pastor early, ending quick rectory consultations and favoring three banns where possible. Archdiocesan pastors discussed the measure on Sunday.
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Father Carey
The Wail of the Victim Exchange Dialogue
A terse dialog shows a sharp exchange about getting something for nothing. One man insists he cannot obtain goods without pay while another claims partners in business manage it occasionally. The brief exchange hints at conflict over fair deals and implied impropriety.
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F. C. Liffring
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