Waterloo Eyeing Courier and Reporter Notice
The Waterloo Eyeing Courier and Waterloo Reporter publish daily except Sunday by The W. H. Hantman Company. Rates and circulation details listed. paper entered as second-class matter in Waterloo Iowa. Subscription price and advertising terms noted.
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Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
W. H Hantman Company
West Park Age
Etree Igre
Uda
Waterloo
Iowa
Advertiaug
Preventing Disease: Iowa Tuberculosis Fight Urged
Sanitary officials say most suffering comes from preventable disease and urge a statewide push. An educational campaign against tuberculosis is planned with support from schools press pulpit and public to disseminate prevention info and back the Red Cross for indigent patients.
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Des Moeines
Waterloo
Towa
Iowa
Red Cross
News-Republican voices against stepping-stone logic
The News-Republican criticizes the idea that any public office holder is unfit for higher office due to using a current post as a stepping stone. It argues the paper would not support multiple officials if judged by that logic and asserts experience in public service qualifies leaders for advancement. It notes most presidents and governors rose through long public careers.
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Boore News-Nepublican
Republican
Iis
Harding
Cosson
Allen
Cummins
United States
Ainea ‘Nem
The Evils of Treating and A New Sea Monster
England bans treating as a wartime measure to curb drunkenness a practice blamed for much harm. The piece claims nine tenths of drinking addiction stems from treating and asserts the move could reduce social ills. A second note discusses a new electrically driven battleship, the Cattlerala, priced at fifteen million dollars.
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England
Battleship era sparks caution about costs and timing
The piece weighs the use of electricity as motive power in battleships, noting it takes over two years to build such a vessel and suggesting California may become a premier ship later. It recalls Lord Kitchener and Lord Hamilton banter, then shifts to Globe-Democrat founder Daniel Houser, naval finance, deer hunting fatalities, and gaps in American aviation.
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California
Bnet
Rome
Encouragement: give away your own success and lift others
Encouragement fuels power and progress. Patting others on the back, sharing success, and teaching joy lifts people and cities. There are no favored destinies, only those encouraged by kind acts, cheerful greetings, and bold, genuine support. Pass along your success to spark grit and growth.
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Colorias
Sep Fel
Ant
Grand Opera Salaries and Spectacle Dominate Stage
Grand opera blends art salaries and society, with grand singers and large orchestras. It features dramatic deaths, foreign language arias, and rising pay for stars like Caruso, highlighting the spectacle over American recital.
In Death Heirloom and Gifts That Miss the Mark
A readers’ letter fragment humorously contrasts a dying prisoner’s wish for cremation with a wife’s opposition. It critiques how people tailor gifts and gestures to suit themselves rather than what the recipient wants, from cut glass for weddings to sending flowers and hand picked birthday cards.
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Tecan
What Iowa Editors Are Saying What Iowa Editors Are Saying
A compilation of editorials from Iowa papers praising Roosevelt for rejecting hyphenated Americanism and criticizing apologies for the country. Includes notes from Carroll Herald on Tama Jim Wilson, Sibley Terbune on county accounting abuse, Oelwein Register on German headlines, Cedar Rapids Republican on Bryan, and Mason City Times on mild winter.
The Wicked Uncle and the Hidden Panels
Veda and her sisters learn their miserly uncle hid gold behind secret panels in the castle. After months of stealth, Veda discovers how the panels open and frees bags of gold, fleeing with Norma to safety. They later return with the miser, who reforms, shares his wealth, and helps the poor.
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Veda
Frereale
Hera
Fle
Thera
Norma
Norm
Yond
Gowa
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
New York City
Views of the people on Hagerman sidewalk issue
A Waterloo reader complains that sidewalks on Falls avenue in Hagerman Downing and Galloway additions favor bicyclists and motorcyclists. Residents, including women and children, fear for safety as riders use the sidewalk daily. The writer asks the Courier to publish the concern to prompt action beyond ordinary police complaints.
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Hagerman, Downing and Galloway
Falls Avenue
Courier
Waterloo
National Mondmarky celebrates Collier's twentieth anniversary
Collier's Weekly marks twenty years by curating a memorial volume of editorials with lasting literary value. The National Weekly notes Collier's editorial reach appeals to thoughtful readers with polished diction and universal themes.
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Callier’s
Collier's Weekly
Collier’s
National Weekly
Times
Collier's
Orter
National Moodmarks collection of Collier editorials
A reader praises the editorial pages of Collier for their unique voice and broad coverage. The book National Moodmarks gathers notable editorial gems on daily life, politics, chess, poetry, dress, finance, and patent medicines, written in charming style and hard to put down.
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Siam
Collier
A Baby's Birthday
A Baby's Birthday describes a mother’s joyful anticipation and the importance of a safe delivery. It promotes Mothers Friend as a trusted external remedy available at druggists, claiming reduced childbirth pains and a strong, healthy baby, with clear usage instructions included.
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Daniel AL Houser
Globe-Democrat
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Culebra
Panama Canal
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Chicago Evening Post
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Russia
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White House
George Matthew Adams
Grand Opera
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Luile
Enry
Europe
America
Caruso
Sioux City
Tania Jim
Carrol Herald
Tama Jim
Wilson
Scotland
Pho Hng
Traer
Lin Tr
James Wilson
Washington
Sibley Terbune
State Accounting Department
Checkers
Osceola
Oelwein
Teutonic Ar
Bryan
Cedar Rapids
Marsha
Willer Se
Mason City
Frank T. Hartman
Comer Fifth
Mulberry Streets
East Side
Edward Molloy
James Black
Gerrit J. Bennett
Grant Ave
Randall Shoe CO
East Fourth Street
Dr. Evans
Chicago
Or. Osgood
Srtth College
Vaukenphast, Jr
Libby
Ty Libby
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