Waterloo Evening Courier and Waterlog Reporter
Waterloo Iowa newspaper details circulation, pricing, and publication rules. The paper lists editor and staff roles, carrier and mail rates, and printing office contact, noting price changes and advertising terms.
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Waterloo Evening Couiter
Aagiv
Associated Prenw
Audit Bureau of Circulation
W. KH Hartman Company
West
Park Ave
Sohn CG Hartman
AW. Peterson
Treas
Gen
al Waterlog
Iowa
The New Balkans Stage Set for Europe’s War Fate
The article argues the Balkans are the pivotal theater in World War I, with Germany aided by Bulgaria and Greece leaning neutral or pro-Tep. allies hold only small forces in Saloniki and Serbia as they race to halt a German thrust toward Constantinople. It notes Germany’s diplomacy shaping Greek and Bulgarian alignments and foresees heavy battleships as the next naval focus, debating funding and strategic balance with submarines.
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Europe
Balkans
Crimas
Mer
Near East
Constantinople
Balkan
Berlin
von Mackensen
Bulgaria
Greece
Saloniki
Mediterranean
Serbia
Germany
Russia
Nave Construction Committee
Congress
Iowa
Naval Committee
Great Britain
England
Hard roads as investment and public policy views
Governor Clarke advocates hard roads as a long term investment, asserting they raise land values and enable farm to town motor truck transport. He spoke at the Northwestern Road Congress, arguing permanent needs are investments yielding dividends and wider societal benefits. The piece surveys related opinions and contemporary political context.
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Roans
Clarke
Waterloo
Northwestern Road Congress
Be a Leader The Greatest Asset Is Courage
George Matthew Adams argues leadership hinges on courage patience and confidence. A leader must inspire followers and maintain a clean record, starting at home and town before aiming for national impact. Leadership arises from how well one leads in small matters and grows from self mastery.
Colleges as engines of change and folly in youth
A satirical piece arguing colleges shape and doom students. It claims colleges transform shy youths into confident leaders while producing both scholars and “Rah Rah” drinkers. It cites statistics: many famous men are graduates, many presidents educated, yet fame remains not guaranteed.
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Hayetek
Toto
America
Congress
Wictors
Mililionaires
White House
Public row of jests and private hurts in marriage
A visiting woman questions a husband about being a good card player as a couple flares with public jesting. The piece argues sharp remarks and petty criticisms in front of others harm marriage, urging private, loyal discussion and supportive responses in public. It notes readers’ requests for signed letters and offers to answer by letter if addressed.
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Ness
Alfein
Urbana Mail Service Bet Rot by Portmaster Burleson
The Cedar Rapids Gazette faults Portmaster General Burleson for cutting Urbana mail routes and delaying service. Urbana, once served by two daily trips center Point to Urbana, now lacks direct mail with the carrier limited to rural pickup. Residents cite humiliation and demand restored regular service via Interurban routes to Waterloo and Cedar Rapids, with Congressman Good pressed to seek re adjustment.
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Cedar Rapids
Evening Gazette
Urbana
Burleson
Washington
Center Point
Gazette
Blake
Uri
Hana
Mall
Buriceon
Uttle City
Interurban
Postal Department
Waterloo
Congressman Good
From a brew ery to a creamery in Sioux City
Thirty years of temperance effort reshapes Sioux City public opinion. In distant memory Rev Maddock was killed for opposing saloons and backing prohibition, yet today a new era begins with a creamery in sight.
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Charles City Press
Sioux City
Rev
Maddock
Old Granny Fox Outwits Grandchildren for Breakfast
Granny Fox overhears her grandson and granddaughter plan to starve her. She retrieves a fat duck and a fat hen while they sleep, then reveals she found them and claims the birds. The grandparents learn a lesson as Granny moves to a hilltop cottage with her spoons and silver, leaving the pair to fend for themselves.
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Granny Fox
Granddaughter
Granny
Grandson
Sha
Brandson
Eith
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
New York City
From Booze to Butter A Transformation in Local Reform
A collection of brief notes from Iowa papers discusses Prohibition mood and political shifts. Wets won Minneapolis mayoral vote by about 9,000 but saloons slated to close. county option laws push alcohol out of rural areas while towns resist. Other items lampoon political figures and critique infrastructure.
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Webster City
Freeman-Triwne
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Charley Miller Dies After Battle With Gallstones and Cancer
Charley Miller of Waverly, longtime editor and Democrat former Des Moines legislator, opposed medical reform groups and supported medical freedom. His gallstone operation revealed a malignant tumor, ending a life that stirred strong support and controversy among his allies and opponents alike.
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Charley Miter
Connell Bluffs
Charley Miller
Waverly
Charley
Des Moines
American Medical Association
Fie
League For Medical Freedom
Ines Miller
Miller
Opposition to Medical Fraternity Triggers Public Debate
The article notes J His zeal against the Members of the medical fraternity and acknowledges that his opposition, while critical, has in some respects aided the public. It suggests Miller has urged regular medical men to ensure their practices are correct and justified.
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Miller
Sour Stomach and Digestive Aid Advertises Pink Pills
An ad explains acid dyspepsia from fermenting vegetables causing sour rise and heart discomfort, linked to heart disease fears. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills to toning digestion and blood enrichment, offers a free diet book What to Eat and How to Eat, and lists price 25 cents per box, six for $2.00 from Dr Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady, N Y.
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Williama
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Dr. Willams
Dr. Williams
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