Waterloo Evening Courier Rates and Notices From 1879
Waterloo Evening Courier lists subscription prices by carrier and mail, with rates for within 60 miles and beyond. The notice also covers publisher details, advertising rules, and representative agencies, reflecting 1879 postal and press practices.
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W. AL Hartman Co. Courier Dldg
Orner Park Ave
Comumiorcid Se
John Hartman
Jasckson McCoy, Treas
Gen'l Mgr
SP Mont
Waterloo
Associated Press
United Press
Te Nave Nomben
Ceral
Uim
Elpha
Angeles
San Francis
Brory, Brooks & Finley
Representatives
Recognize Russia as an Enemy and the French Debt Demand
The piece argues that Soviet Russia seeks to overthrow the U S government and calls for vigilance over consular security and code secrecy. It notes U S ambassador Hughes's high authority and criticizes French insistence on repayment while framing American taxpayers as bearing the burden.
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Isa
Sthonig
Charles Evans Hughes
America
Mr. Hughes
Soviet Russia
Hughes
Jusserand
Metlon
Paris
France
Germany
Sam
Tunve
Auto Production Drops in 1824 as Output Slips
The American Machinists report that only 3,650,000 automobiles will be produced in the calendar year 1824, down by 500,000 from 1923. They warn factories have met demand and the market nears saturation, predicting the future will focus on replacements rather than new sales.
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Maison
Globe-Gare Tnmas
Oscar Wilde
Billy Sunday Plans World Evangelistic Crusade
Billy Sunday, fresh from Waterloo preaching, announces a world tour starting next month to spread the gospel. He vows to do as much as possible, urging others to keep faith even when faced with challenges and noisy crowds.
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Billy Sunday
Waterloo
Billy
Labor violence and union methods spark attacks in Oakland and San Jose
A nonunion fron t molder in Oakland becomes the third worker shot from his plant in ten days. Earlier a bomb at another plant released molten metal injuring a worker in San Jose. The piece argues union violence harms both workers and employers and cites recent political stances amid Anglo-Russian and Soviet tensions.
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Oakland
Inez
San Jose
Merz
Not Lucia Sleepy Town and a honeymoon register
The piece notes Rita Welman or Mrs Marks on a hotel register with Mr and Mrs neatly set opposite. It ponders feminist projects and keeps intent on names and roles within a marriage day scenario. It also references General Smedley Butler and Philadelphia politics as a lingering safety and leadership concern.
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Rita Welman
Maurice Marks
Miss Welman
Mrs. Marks
Unanimous election affirmed as injunction fails in Muscatine
Davenport Times reports Judge Huni ary's dismissal of the action to prevent Judge Letts from taking his seat. The piece notes the large Letts majority, the public desire to uphold voter will, and criticizes the petition as a desperate bid to thwart the electoral result. The article contrasts life imprisonment with social confinement and laments modern anonymity.
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Davenport
Huniary
Muscatine
Letts
Tomer
National Congress
Dick Letts
Thompson
Elactinn
Wild and Well Posture and Fitness Advice in Health Column
Dr Brady urges wild and well posture training to counter gravity and fatigue. He argues upright, active living beats sedentary living and promotes exercises like crawling, monkey treads, and stand on head to build strength and vitality.
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Huon
The Spiritual Side of President Coolidge Explored
A collection of excerpts discusses Coolidge as a religious, consistent Christian leader influencing national morale. It contrasts nominal faith with true devotion and notes a public longing for religious values in high office amid broader church and moral trends.
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Altho
Coolidge
Alout
Cooildxe
Ide
Herans
Friend Wife by Roh Fulkerson
Imogene quarrels with Andrew over errands and dinner everything spirals into clashes about shopping shows and calling each other pet names the couple alternates blame and affection while trying to salvage the evening amid a noisy day and tense chatter reflecting domestic friction.
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd
A word puzzle asks to solve a riddle by transforming letters to spell a high jumping amphibian. The melon problem follows with fractional shares, calculating Frank and Samimy’s portions of the melon after a purchase and consumption.
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Sam Loyd
Julius Caesar
Hamlet
Imogene Confronts Andrew in Frustrated Exchange
Imogene snaps at Andrew accusing him of teasing and pestering. He coolly suggests murder then offers to please her, while she storms out claiming he is horrid and refuses to argue further despite wanting a quarrel.
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Imogene
Andrew
Lino- Gene
Timogene
Mila
Sam
Earl
Imogena
iLny
Bam
Nerine
Imo
Minnie Grrdler
Honey Darling
Teo
Andy
Honey
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Q and A
Readers submit questions on natural history and receive answers in tomorrow's Nature Notes. Topics touched include high elevations animals, V shaped migratory formations, wild oxen and their modern status, and regional wildlife expressions. The column cites India and Britain as places with remaining wild cattle and notes related animal products exported from China.
The Flower of the Family excerpt at The Little Club
Marta Karstan frets over her sister Lenore and friends as a melodrama of romance unfolds. Rafe Spitlerly and Gordon Flesher press Marta with jealous spectators watching while family tensions rise at home and on the phone. The scene ends with Marta seeking escape as a new caller arrives.
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Jenora Falston
Rafe Spitlerly
Youny
Gordon Esher
Lenore
Gordon
Marta
Ton
Shildie
Gordy
Fm Giatk
Gordon Flesher Farnessly
Norrie
T’re
Yiegfeld
Cirepter
Rafe
Maria
Bang
Rauafe
Mother
Sewag
Gorden
Flame
Veda
Naccie Imakinke
Rafe Satterly
Marta Karstan
Nancy
Abe Martin Inuendos and idle talk tire a weary businessman
In a sharp Abe Martin quip a tired businessman laments endless solicitations and shifting wives to new partners, a satire on social chatter and cheap rebounds. The column skewers pretentious gossip and the cyclic churn of fads.
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Uskimos
Romance and Finance in a Mews Roadside Moment
A fair maiden asks for a copy of True Love Stories while a prosperous man surveys financial journals. He seems worldly, yet may crave a hidden romance he cannot admit. The story contrasts money, markets, and the mood of romantic fantasy in a busy urban setting.
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Cailroad Securities
Anaconda Copper
Gary Steel
Hart Denounces the Lausanne Treaty as Illusion
Harvard professor Albert Bushnell Hart argues the Lausanne Treaty rests on non existent conditions and advantages. He compares the Turkish Republic to the Ottoman Empire and warns that Turkey lacks a legal foundation and responsible governance to uphold a treaty with the United States. He suggests waiting for safer relations until Russia shifts in policy.
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Turkey
Albert Bushnell Hart
Harvard
United States
Bosphorus
Hear East
Repblic
Russia
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