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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1912

Page

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Evening Courier and Europe Travel Guide Summary

The Evening Courier markets advertising rates and international offices across Europe. It notes travel offices in London Paris Berlin St Petersburg and Dublin with agents ready to assist. It discusses farming and soil science in Iowa including a poll of pupils views on farming careers and the potential benefits of scientific farming. It mentions fire safety in Waterloo and political campaign contributions along with unreliable frontier reports from Mexican correspondents.

SRE Y W. H. Hartman Ibis Pere Joer Mantusx Pri Agson Bec'y-Tavas Gen Mgr New York Trbene Alfred B. Lukens Chicago Ges Tabune Aw Leu Primager Cartier Tual Priogres Europe Americas Tenion Trafalgar Buriding Northemberland Avenue Haymarket Dane's Steamship Agency Greentreet Boulevard Des Cepucines

Gating Privileges in Waterloo Golf Park

Waterloo aims to boost golf at Prospect Park, noting the course is top for beauty and well maintained. Despite city ownership and popularity with club members, few of Waterloo’s 30 000 residents play. Calls rise for a broader, more popular club to benefit city health and pride.

Waterloo Prospect Park United States Waterion

Campaign finance taints roosevelt era progressives anger

The piece accuses William Flinn of Pittsburgh of giving about 144 000 to support bosses and the progressive campaign, challenging Roosevelt era reformers who denounced bosses while accepting contributions from wealthy patrons. It criticizes perceived motives behind major donors and urges action against Flinn.

Bulloose William Fitan Tittshursh Roosevelt Wm. Flinn Pittsburgh Hassiem Bil Flinn

Life on the Farm Movement Aims at Better Farm Life

The movement to employ sali doctors to prescribe treatment for ran-down tracts of farm land seeks to boost yield per acre and improve life on the farm. It advocates closer soil occupation and increasing the number of farmers in the land.

Special Interests and Iowa Political Rhetoric

A Dubuque Times Journal editorial roundup critiques political figures and themes in Iowa. It highlights Cummins’ clear, outspoken stance, praises heroic acts such as William Rugh’s sacrifice, and discusses Franke’s senatorial ambitions amid party politics and internal maneuvering.

Leach Seen Winning Third District in Cedar Falls Report

A Cedar Falls report says Leach expected to win the Third district with Dubuque county backing him to outpace rivals combined. In Bremer county 6000 bull moose badges were issued recently as speeches by Leach and Congressman Pickett occurred at a county fair. Pickett secured a distant second. Leach pressed Pickett on Roosevelt Taft loyalties and Taft's nomination reception.

Cedar Falls Leach Dubuque County Bremer County Pickett Roosevelt Taft

Rumors vs. Facts on Leach in Bremer County

A Waverly report challenges a sensational interview about Mr. Leach. The piece notes no dialogue occurred, recounts Pickett's delayed speech due to rain, and argues the interview and button claims were exaggerated. The Register and Leader is accused of bias against Leach and of distorting his strength.

Cummins Washington County Press Senator Cummins Iowa Worning’s Register Snd Leach Waverly Pickett Mr. Pickett Bremer County Register

Vital statistics show 48 July deaths in Black Hawk county

State registrar report lists 48 deaths in Black Hawk county for July with 31 males and 17 females. Causes include typhoid fever, tuberculosis, cancer, meningitis, heart disease, pneumonia, nephritis, premature birth, senility, injuries, and accidental drowning. Reprint includes consumer testimonial for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound from Mrs Town of Watertown and H W of Taggant.

G. H. Sumper Black Hawk County Bright

Mayer's 6 and 14 Cent Store Opens in Federal Block

The J. J. Case Threshing Machine Co of Racine owns the Federal block at Commercial street and Park avenue. They have leased the corner room for Mayer's six and fourteen cent store. J. J. Mayer has moved from Cedar Rapids to Waterloo with family at 1812 Grant avenue. The store will sell nothing over ten cents.

J. J. Case Threshing Machine Company Racine Wis Federal Block Commercial Street Park Avenue Mayer J. J. Mayer Waterloo Cedar Rapids Grant Avenue

Diet and Health Hints by Dr T 2 Allen Food Specialist

Dr T 2 Allen argues that variety in diet is often harmful and a simple monodiet may protect against infection and chronic disease. Citing E E Keeler and Life and Health, he supports restricting meals to one to three food items and notes experiments showing mice resist toxins better on single foods.

DR. T. 2. Allen E. E. Kealer Good Health Clinic Journal of American Medlce) Association

County Cooperative Agricultural Associations for Better Farming

A report on county level agricultural associations aiming to bring expert guidance to farms within a county. It cites successes in Belgium Ireland Ontario and other regions, explains why local experts can boost yields and profitability, and outlines potential economic gains from improved farming practices and efficiency.

Congress County Cooperative Agricultural Association For Canada Belgium Ireland Ontario Italy Austria Bavaria Saxony England South Dakota Tlingis Missouri Massachusetts North Dakota Towa R. B. Smith Yester Kern Street Jurger United States Atlantic Russia India Iowa Illinois Dairy Association

Glidden Auto Tour Postponed to Next Year

New York Oct 3 The Glidden automobile tour is postponed until sometime next year by the national tour committee of the American Automobile Association. The decision cites many entrants’ reluctance to be away from home for a week so late in the year.

New York American Automobile Seotection

Equipment for Housework Needs Modern Tools

In The Evening Chit Chat Ruth Cameron argues for women to leave chores for a month to reveal how much time is wasted by inadequate tools. She cites burnt toast, a stubborn egg beater, and missing scouring supplies as evidence that better equipment like a fireless cooker, dishwasher, and vacuum cleaner would save time and improve family life.

Free Advice to Sigk Women from Lydia E Pinkham

Women urged to contact Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential advice on private illnesses. The message promotes a long standing women to woman correspondence service, stressing confidentiality and no compensation. It also advertises a free 80 page Text Book obtainable by mail.

Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass Lynn, Mass Lydia E. Pinkham

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