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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1910
Page
2
A long column quotes Ralph Waldo Emerson on wealth and misery, contrasting wealth with home health and spiritual poise. It critiques the pursuit of riches, warns of hellish laughter at death, and argues contentment over lavish displays, referencing Bacon and Christ.
The piece critiques wealth as empty and argues life in heaven over earthly riches. It questions candidate integrity, contrasts Democrats and Republicans on taxation and law enforcement, cites banker Creer backing postal savings repeal, and ends by mocking self righteousness and awaiting Danville edict on insurgents.
New York October 6 candidates for president general of the D A R opened a fierce contest. Mrs William Cumming Story seeks the top post after endorsement at Cooperstown new York. Mrs Arat the present head Mrs Donald McLean lead the insurgent faction opposing her re election.
The fragmentary text condemns local figures and a group of St. Paul men who funded Dietz to defy the law, labeling them gutlaws, but lacks verifiable names, dates, or a coherent event to anchor a proper news card.
Public sympathy for John Dietz grows as deputies are blamed for shooting Dietz children. The piece argues Dietz must face arrest and trial like any citizen, noting prior actions against a man and a building dispute over school property, urging fair legal process.
A collage of editorials argues for honesty in public service and leadership bold enough to risk political life. It cites Hughes as a needed judge, notes farm land costs, calls for intensified farming, and praises Iowa’s soil and climate for sustaining rural populations amid political shifts.
The Des Moines press questioning Roosevelts appeal is noted while others push the presidents continued public support. A reader reports relief from kidney and bladder trouble after using Moley Kidney Pills, claiming complete recovery after three bottles and regaining vitality.
In a candid missive to her niece, the writer recounts a young woman in an office who prioritized fashion over professional attire, risking dismissal. She notes fussy bosses value businesslike dress and cites a navy suit as an example of acceptable, polished attire for work. The aunt urges practicality over vanity and shares observations on perceptions of well-dressed, capable women.
Mrs Comrox recalls trouble with customs upon return accusing an appraising official of undervaluing items. The exchange highlights embarrassment and concern over perceived underpayment. The quote captures a moment of tension between travelers and customs inspection.
J J Creney swears as a senator that F J Curve Co will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarhur cured by Hains Catarre Cure. Frank J Cheney signs the oath, dated December 6, 1884, in Toledo. The notice promotes Hats Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous system remedy with testimonials, sold by Cheney Co and advertised for constipation pills.
Miss Maude Homstedt a district No 9 teacher in Clay township was bound gagged and robbed of 30 by two unknown men after school hours at a school house. She remained tied to a seat until discovery at 7 pm. The robbers took $20 from her desk while neighbors and farmers nearby saw no strangers. Sheriff Wick and deputies searched for clues with no leads.
After a stormy thirteen hour convention in Panellil hall, Massachusetts Democrats nominated Frederick W. Mansfield of Boston for governor as a temporary expedient to meet filing deadlines. Mansfield may withdraw to allow a candidate chosen by a committee to oppose Gov. Eben Draper. the committee will also pick a candidate for lieutenant governor. The convention adjourned after nominating Mansfield and naming state officers A Z B Charest, B I Peach, Charles C Paine, and John Ratigan.
Durham NC Mrs J M Shepherd writes she is a farmer's wife with much work now and four months ago could not stand. She credits Cardui home treatment with significant relief, praises ease and safety of the vegetable remedy, and urges other women to try it. The letter requests a free 60 page home treatment book from Cratte moogz Medicine Co. Chattanooga Tenn.
New York health officer Dr. Alvah H. Doty has led vigilant passenger inspections at the port, holding ships at Hoffman Island to prevent entry of suspicious cases, with reports noting at least two potential infections blocked from entering the United States.
The conference proposed Mansfield stay nominee with withdrawal within seventy two hours of filing. The convention accepted and formed a committee of Vahey backers and two Foss supporters to select permanent candidates for governor and lieutenant governor. The panel met with the state committee yesterday.
The article explains raw sienna from Siena as a natural earth pigment and notes that when burned it becomes burnt sienna. It highlights the transformation from a natural mineral to a refined color used in art.
Tenants and visitors crowded the new Black Hawk National Bank building during a formal opening and reception drawing near 10 000 guests. Floor tours, roof vistas, and elevator rides showcased each office while souvenirs and smiles delighted attendees amid autumn decor and celebratory pride.
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