Roads and morale loom in Iowa and Europe debate
The editorial notes road policy as a major issue ahead of next year's Iowa state campaign, with gubernatorial candidates weighing in. It contrasts German morale as a decisive asset in war with British resolve, and riffs on anecdotes from daily life, politics, and media observations across 1916 era lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Tha Newa
Iowa
Germany
Bates
Marne
Berlin
England
Ile
Hal
The Children's Poet and Roads and Politics
A tribute to James Whitcomb Riley as “The Children's Poet,” praising his universal songs and enduring childhood memories. Then an essay on good roads arguing Iowa needs a permanent highway system, noting public disagreement over funding and methods and the political aspects of road building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haquer
Towa
Iowa
Learn to Walk Past Failure In Moments To Success
A short inspirational piece by George Matte Adams arguing success grows from failures. It cites Marshall Field and Abraham Lincoln as examples and urges a personal view that perseveres past disappointment. The essay frames failure as a stepping stone toward lasting worth.
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New England
State Street
Chicago
Marshall Fiela
Lincoln
American Colleges Williams with a Valley of History
Williams College, founded in 1793 at Williamstown Massachusetts, is depicted as a small, traditional institution with a rich alumni network and a long history. The piece notes its endowment around 2.9 million dollars, tuition of 176 dollars, Greek housing costs, and its goal of maintaining a smaller size while excelling in academics and athletics.
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Williams
Williamstown
Maas
Vistbins
Willinne
Wilrans
Sack Sizer
Vwingland
Brace
Awiusams
Cornett
Baerly
Mark Hopking
James A. Garfield
Garfield
United States
Mark Hopkins
Hopkins
Alumi
Willams
Dartmnouth
Auherst
Dartmouth
Harvard
Ambherat
America
Notable Women in the Workplace Earnest Yet Faulted
Dr Johnson’s remark on women preachers frames a broader debate about women in business. The speaker shares anecdotes of women arriving late, skipping work, or leaving early for personal needs, yet acknowledges many women who work harder than men. He argues for high standards from all women, and praises those who combine talent with diligence.
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Dr. Johnson
Conde Keeming
Maur
Why a Republican Administration in a Democratic World
An Iowa editorial roundup urges a Republican administration to boost industry and labor markets amid postwar inflation and European upheaval. Davenport Times notes Cummins support rising across the West, while Sioux City Tribune sees higher interest rates as demand grows. Burlington Hawk-Eye warns against expanding Grand Army of the Republic membership to Sons of Veterans. A local ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs in children.
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Charras City Press
Wilson
Republican Party
Becnus
Democratic Party
United States
Europe
America
West
Sioux City Tribune
Iowa
Unite States
Burlington
David J. Palmer
Grand Army of the Republic
Sons of Veterans
Mr Fox’s Ice Cream Punishment for Tricksters
Pete and Bennie Rabbit’s prank on Mr Fox leads to an afternoon visit, ice cream, and cake at the fox’s house. Mr Fox pretends generosity while secretly adding salt to the frosting, claiming it’s punishment for their trick as he laughs at their reaction. The kids learn not to mischief Mr Fox again as he basks in his sly amusement.
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Fox
Pete
Bennie Rabbit
Mr. Fox
Mrs. Rabbit
Ina
Tio
Genie
Mrs. Fox
Bennie
Tlck
Benno
Hennig
Mr. Box
Mrs. Rabpit
Benate
Peter
Ben~ Nie
Mc. Fox
Pox
Tam
Mr Fox
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
New York City
Island of
Iskaloosa Shriners Shek Information Sparks Interest
Stunts by the Shriners of Waterlog and Cedar Rapids drew statewide attention last week as Frank Strayer received a letter from Clyde Furnald of Oskaloosa seeking details on the street performances by candidates initiated into the El Kahir temple at the armory. Strayer forwarded the information and urged readers to check Want Ads in the Evening Courier and Reporter. Real estate transfers noted: Anna Schroeder to Panny Vogelhut and Etty Colm, lot 6, block 2, ZoNinger's add, Waterloo, $1.
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Alamber Associated Press
W. H. Hartman Company
West Park Ave
Yono C. Harte
ACW
Peterson
Sec-Treas
Gen. Dice
Mall Sursids
Waterloo
Lowe
Shetyers
Cedar Rapids
Frank Strayer
Clyde Furnald
Oskaloosa
el Kahir
Armory
Strayer
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Anna Schroeder
Panny Vogelhut
Etty Colm
Parisian Sage Dandruff Treatment Promises Quick Relief
An ad touts Parisian Sage as a home treatment to eliminate dandruff by cleansing the scalp and hair roots. It claims twice daily use prevents return, protects against hair loss, nourishes growth, and offers a perfumed, inexpensive option from Wangler Bros. Co. or drug counters.
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Wangler Bros. Co
Real estate transfers listed in Waterloo notices
H J Parker transfers to Ruth James parcel in Greenfield Waterloo. Edgar L LeRoy conveys to A C Ryan a lot in Christie add Waterloo. Hummel sells to Galloway Investment Co multiple lots in Wateros area for $1.
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H. J. Parker
Ruth James
Parker
Greenfield
Aid
Waterloo
Edgar L. LeRoy
A.C. Ryan
Christie Add
Sp P
Hummel
Galloway Investment Co
Pirstwad
Galloway
Wateros
Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Constitutional Disease
An old advertisement asserts catarrh is a constitutional disease and promotes Walls Catarrh Cure by EJ Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as the only constitutional remedy. It claims to act on the blood and system and offers $100 for any case failing to cure, with circulars and testimonials available. Also promotes Cheney’s Focus Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EJ. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
FLJ, Cheney & CO
Obto
Br Oriegists
Tic
Holstein Fr ie sian Breeders Active in Arlington Bulletin
The Upper Town Holstein-Friesian Breeders association bulletin, issued from Arlington, notes rising dairy industry interest in the region. Six counties join Black Hawk, and members attended the Dairy Cattle Congress with fine animals. The group promotes buying registered cattle and lists monthly records from M. H. Gardner, superintendent of the advanced registry. The association has adopted a trade mark designed by I D Hadley of Sumner.
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Arlington
Upper Town
Holstein-Friesian Breeders’ Association
Dairy Cattle Congress
Black Hawk
Fine Animals
M. H. Gardner
Advanced Registry Department
I. D. Hadiey
Sumner
Waterloo woman backs Doan's Kidney Pills for relief
Waterloo residents report quick relief from backache kidney pains and urinary disturbances using Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs A Hofski of 328 Roby St endorses the remedy, claiming personal effectiveness after use. Over 100000 Americans have publicly endorsed the product in newspapers.
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Waterloo
Dean
Doan
United States
Bright
A. Hofski
Roby St
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo Revoruer
Dr. Willis
Billy Sunday
Billy
Globe Democrat
Tipperary
Indiana
Yesterrear
James Whitcomis Riley
Quebec
Mary
Daniel Webster
George Matte
Adams
American Colleges
Wlliams
George Fitch
Ord
Persho
Jin
Jemmis
Is! Was
Inc
Cummins
Rawson
Borah
Nix
Cleveland
Croup
Foley
Mets Fae
Iskaloosa Shriners
Shek Information
Evening Courier
SGCLO
Francisco Exposition
Crocecy
Ailwe Ask
Recan
Price
Foster Milburn Co
Beya
Cen Fant
Quaker Cooker
Chas. E. White & CO. Mattress Manufacturers
Water Street
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