Daily Waterloo ad rates and policy notice
Publication details for the Waterloo paper include carrier and mail rates, advertising rules, and policy statements. It notes the paper’s association with the Associated Press and lists office locations in New York Philadelphia Chicago with representatives.
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WH Martman CO
West Park Ave
Jon @ Hartman
Buiter
A.W. Peterson
Leo Mar
Siail
Iowa
Waterloo
Associated Press
Washington, D
Munsey B. E
Cox in Omaha and the Bryan salute provoke debate
The article recalls Gov. Cox's visit to Omaha with praise for Mr. Bryan absent from the event. It questions Cox's consistency on party policies, contrasting Wilsonian and Bryan ideals, and notes the broader political and moral implications of the episode.
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Gary. Cox
Omaha
Bryan
Cox
Mr. Bryan
San Francisco
Wilson
Senate
Mr. Wilson
Gov. Cox
Mr. Cox
God
Mammon
Wilsonsen
Palmer
Burleson
Messrs
Waimie
Crookedness Costs Star Pitcher Eddie Ducarte
Eddie Ducarte of the Chicago White Sox confessed to taking $10,000 to throw games with Cincinnati a year ago. He broke down crying about the past four years and his poor child, Cicotte, repeating the same lament in a distressed, imploring moment.
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Cicotte
Idat
Chicago
Judasuke
Chate
Jackson
Whites Sox
Benedict Arnold
Dal- Vieux
Judas Iscariot
Comiskey
White Sox
Eddie Ducarte
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati
Four
Fiouse
Legion Supports Training and Education for Military Readiness
The American Legion, in Cleveland, endorsed compulsory universal training combining physical education and Americanization with essential military prep. The plan aims to form a foundation for future war-time expansion, not to deploy conscripts in peacetime. It argues the program could have shortened past wars and saved lives and money.
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Legion
American Legion
Cleveland
Congress
The Canker in the Fruit Focus of Infection in Health Talks
Health Talks by John R. Huber M D explains the concept of focal infection where weak body spots allow germs to spread. He cites examples from decayed teeth to tonsils and sinuses and urges annual medical checkups to detect infection granaries in the rein. Readers may send questions to the Health Talks column.
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St. Vitus
Rebus Puzzle and Wordplay Mental Teaser
A noisy jumble of brain teaser fragments includes a rebus, dating logic about a promise to marry, and a mis-typed note on tobacco consumption in France. It presents as a weekly puzzle page item with partial solutions and humorous wordplay.
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Rebus
Ieu
Kate
Danny
France
Jog Along and Seek Contentment in Hard Times
Fragmentary verse reflects endurance through weariness and crosses. It emphasizes pushing forward, finding sunshine for hope, and love enduring as joy wanes, with contentment sought beside the struggling heart. The speaker urges persevering despite trials and time.
Do Birds Shade Each Other and Fall Hare Habitats
Nature Notes by John Burroughs discusses whether birds shade one another from the sun, if skunks dig winter dens, and where hares are found. It notes many land birds perish at sea during autumn migration, wrecked by westerly winds near Atlantic lighthouses.
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Thad
Ornithelogis Woods
Aenee Woods
Atlantic Coast
The Sandman Story by BES F A Walker
A fragment from a rural fable where Cattails envy milkweed’s pale flowers. The marsh family watches with envy as milkweed blossoms shine, while the cattails boast their own colors and seek to outshine the neighbor plant. The tale hints at a change with the arrival of fall.
The Milkweed and the Jealous Cattails
The Cattails envy the Milkweed for its soft floss and brown coats. A yellow striped worm sits on the Milkweed, while the Milkweed pod bursts releasing floss that sails away. The Cattails remain empty inside their rough pods and wither from envy. Tomorrow's story follows "How the Mountain Was Stumbled."
Cummins-Esch bill gains support for railroads
The Marshalltown Times-Republican argues the Cummins-Esch measure helps railroads and the economy, calling it a temporary, nonpartisan plan to revive business and noting opposition from railroad labor leaders and Claude R Porter. Scandal in baseball is briefly mentioned as a local aside.
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Des Moines
Senator Cummins
Claude R. Porter
United States
Porter
Cummins
Iowa
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Friend Wife By Roe Fulkerson
Imogene and Andrew discuss Bessie and a night of social misreads as a guest drifts from topics from Dickens to Wagner and eugenics. The chat wanders through conversation misfires and social critiques ending with unresolved topics on suffrage.
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Wife
Roe Fulkerson
Imogene
Andrew
Bessie
Dearie
Wagner
Charlie Horse
Honus
Boiler Iron
Gamble element challenges integrity of national game
A fragment suggests that belief in the sport’s immunity to organized crookedness collapses as gambling influences enter, signaling that integrity may begin to erode as gambling elements take hold.
Uke Lark Seeks Arizona Cure as Hats Remain Unclaimed
Uke Lark travels south for medical care due to illness and lack of funds. Seven hats sit unclaimed at the Little Got cafe with owners invited to retrieve them by paying a small tip.
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Arizona
Mixed Confusion in Referendum Talk and Social Drinks
The dialogue shows Andrew and Imogene arguing over voting and referendums while a provocative social scene unfolds. Andrew mocks the other woman as Imogene exits, then a copper chair owned by locals is mentioned as a mysterious detail.
Queen’s Ashanti throne found in remote African jungle
A carved throne once used by an Ashanti chieftain was uncovered deep in a jungle far from human habitation along the 21st century coast colony of Africa. The artifact’s discovery sheds light on precolonial ceremonial practices and royal legacy.
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Hay Imen
Africa
Diamond Dyes Dye It Right for All Fabrics
Diamond Dyes offer a simple home dye kit promising fadeless color on wool silk linen cotton or blends. Buy Diamond Dyes for perfect results even if you have never dyed before as a druggist color card displays 16 rich colors.
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America
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Nature Notes
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Sandman Story
Bes. F. A Walker
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Pape
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Wonder
Callasea
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Wangler
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H. W. Taggart
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E. 5Th ST
Marmola, Co
Garfield Building
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Lirltie
Wangler Bros
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Booth-Joseph Co
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