The Courier Advertising Rates and International Postal Names
10 GO Tre largest circulation of any paper published in Black Hawk County. Advertising rates made down of application. Advertising rates subject to change without retire. TELEPHONES Call 1811 and ask Courier Private Branch Exchange for person or department desired. The Courier in Europe lists London Trafalgar building Northumberland Avenue American Express offices in Paris Berlin and other cities. Foreign postage 16 page paper beets 2e tier tb page Parner.
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The Hold Over Paper Saturday Waterloo Readers
The Hold Over Paper serves Waterloo readers with a weekend recap and digest, providing a Saturday edition that guides Sunday reading and community updates. It emphasizes accessibility and local relevance, inviting readers to engage with a broad range of topics discussed in the paper.
Advertising Copy For Weekend Edition
The Evening Courier outlines space and promos for Saturday and Sunday editions. It notes front page teasers and feature stories to run tomorrow in early editions.
Tariff Extortion in Waterloo Peddler Faces Trial
A Waterloo resident is jailed awaiting trial for selling apples and potatoes without paying a $30 daily license fee imposed by the city. The piece argues the license is onerous, questions its fairness, and calls for proportionate rates aligned with taxes and free competition. It notes local produce prices and contrasts Waterloo with nearby Grundy County.
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Waterloo
Grundy
Waterien
World Health body calls for ban on kissing worldwide
The World Health Organization urges eradicating kissing to prevent contagious spread and protect future generations from what it labels a deadly habit. The president avoids judging morality while proposing a sweeping ban affecting all humans to curb oral contact and tuberculosis risk.
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World's Health Organization
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Kiss Not: A Public Health Pledge Against Tuberculosis
A historical notice urges abstaining from kissing to prevent tuberculosis spread. It promotes joining the World Health Organization, printed as W H O, and warns of infection risks from infected individuals. The piece condemns baby kissing and suggests wearing a "KISS NOT" button to support the cause.
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World's Health Organization
Hired Girls and Divorce Discussed by Mrs Gibson
The piece argues domestic unhappiness stems from unequal responsibility in marriage. It cites Ida McGlone Gibson of Chicago who says wives should share in managing the home as partners, noting high divorce rates and the need for women to work beside their husbands.
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Ida MecGlone Gibson
Chicago
Woman's Magazine
United States
France
America
Harold Samson Arrested After Quick Waterloo Capture
Harold Samson, known as a professional housebreaker, fled when a bird cage door was left open in Waterloo. He was arrested in Battle Creek, Michigan, on October 6 and began serving a state peniteniary sentence within a week. The piece notes rapid post office progress and political reactions to the change.
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Harold Samson
Waterloo
Battle Creek
Mich
Republican tariff reform proposed amid evolving politics
The piece contrasts the Republican drive to reform tariffs with Democratic revolution anxieties. It notes Larimer nursing a Roosevelt era wound while praising the vice president’s Chicago Columbus Day banquet as a rebuke to the ex.
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Larimer
Roosevelt
United States
Chicago
Theodore Waves Hat In Air On Narrow Flight
Theodore smiles and waves his hat as he rides with 150 feet of open space beneath him. Hoxsey, caretaker of the nation’s principal figure inside the fragile craft, sweats under the strain of the perilous mission.
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Theodore
Terra Firma
Hoxsey
Cedar Falls Commercial Club backs interurban line to Dike
The Cedar Falls Commercial club pushes the interurban line from Cedar Falls to Dike with enthusiasm. The effort is expected to aid Cedar Falls and will in turn benefit Waterloo.
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Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Waterloo Daily Show Highlights Local Creations
It would astonish some old timers and newcomers in Waterloo to see at the daily show this week several items that are made right here in our town.
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Waterloo
Daily Show
New York Leaders Toast Teddy With Aviation Gift
The veteran New York establishment expresses admiration for Teddy’s aviation pursuits and hints at presenting him with a historic aircraft as a symbolic gesture of endorsement and support.
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Teddy
Old Guard
New York
The Inevitable Billy Comes to Waterloo
The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes Billy Sunday will begin preaching in Waterloo on November 6 and urges locals to prepare to listen. A Keokuk Gate City health hint lampoons a Chicago paper’s line about not running to school, illustrating a shared idea.
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Billy Sunday
Waterloo
Keokuk Gate City
Chicago
A Crying Need for Equal Justice Debate
Marshalltown Times Republic an urges reform to end delays and costs that let predatory wealth dominate litigation and deny equal justice to the poor. The Sioux City Journal notes public understanding is key to the Iowa federation’s stance against Kennedy Pickett and Good.
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Sioux City Journal
Iowa Federation
Messrs. Kennedy
Pickett, Good
Statesmen in defense of law and order rallying for courage
Smith and other representatives strengthened by their stand rather than punished for their brave course. Davenport Times notes Des Moines papers complain potatoes cost 45 cents in Grundy county but $1 to $1.20 in the capital due to freight, middlemen, and delivery expenses. A generous wish for Foley's Kidney Remedy aid from NX Regan, a Mo farmer, who claims it cured his kidney and bladder pain after sleepless misery.
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Don't Explain It All When You Can Win Support
The piece argues explanations matter for most people in ordinary life. It holds that friends generally deserve truth while enemies will misjudge regardless. The author suggests a practical balance: reveal when it gains world support, otherwise let actions speak. It cites Elbert Hubbard on acts and responses, urging timely honesty to win cooperation.
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Aone
Wone
Elbert Hubbard
Price of Butter High Driven by Scientific Dairy Methods
A Ames college dean Prof C F Curtiss says butter prices rise due to scientific methods in manufacture and expects continued increases as markets gain skill. He warned of a future where nontechnical workers may struggle to find work and noted graduates returning to farms. Hog raising on buttermilk and a dairy cow demonstration followed, stressing practical dairy animal selection criteria.
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College
Ames
Theidairy
Curtiss
C. Hansen
State Center
Hansen
van Pelt
Hugh G. van Pelt
Waterloo
Jersey
C. T. Hudson
Wind uncovers nude statue in prominent Washington home
The accidental exposure of a life size nude statue of Natalie Barney in the Sheridan Circle residence front yard sparked scandal among Washington social circles. Created by Miss Laura Alice Barney in Paris and shipped in July, the artwork drew numerous photographs and sensational newspaper coverage before the cover was secured.
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Albert Clifford Barney
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Sheridan Circle
Washington
Laura Alice Barney
Paris
Frustrated Forest Safety Dollars Spark Political Critique
A criticism of Minnesota lawmakers blames clerks and doorkeepers for tragedy and property losses from late forest fires. It argues the legislature should have funded fire protection with 28,000 dollars rather than patronage cuts, suggesting retained forest rangers could have prevented the disaster that cost over 100 lives and about 5 million dollars in property.
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Minnesota
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