Waterloo Courier Miscellany and European Agency Listings
The Waterloo Evening Courier offers circulation details, advertising rates, and service offices. It lists foreign travel bureaus in London Paris Berlin and Petrograd with contact points and delivery options for American travelers.
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YHH Courier
Europe
Waterloo Evening Courier
Fie
Don
Trafalgar Building
North Cumberland Avenue
American Fapress
Haymarket
Dawe's Steamship Agency
Green Street
Paris
Io Boulevard Des Capacites Comer
American Express
Berlin
Unter den Linden
Petersburg
Nevaky Prospekt
The Hold Over Paper Read by Waterloo Saturday
The Hold Over Paper is the publication Waterloo reads on Saturdays and studies on Sundays, a summary of the issue’s digest for weekend readers.
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All Waterloo
National Highway Plan Promoted by Warburton Bill
The article outlines Representative Warburton of Tacoma Washington proposing a national road system. A 93 060 mile military highway would cost 2000 to 25000 per mile with heavy concrete and asphalt, funded by tobacco tax revenue restored to pay off the project within five years.
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Warburton
Tacoma
Wash
National Congress
Chicago
Internal Revenue Department
Washington
Feharco
Waterton
Waterlon
Darnd Fly Ode Highlights Summer Pest
A humorous lament praising the Taet fly of summer, the Ortober sperlinen, praised for its persistence and elusive nature. The piece mocks editorial policy and compares triumphs to political wins, noting the October fly's stubborn behavior and the desire to blot it out.
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Pang
Negroes and public figures spark debate over race and reform
An editorial blasts a crime figure while praising Booker T. Washington, notes racial double standards, and calls for soil expert offices in Black Hawk county. It urges voters to elect two supreme judges and two state representatives, arguing for statewide farmer support and timely appointments despite election cycles.
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Black Hawk County
Spirit of the Iowa Press on Republican primary odds and reform prompts
Various Iowa papers weigh in on the politico primary and party loyalty. Calls to secure Ken yon’s re election by a Republican majority. Debates over engineering school placement at the state university and local party unity. Boone county notes favor the Republicans with a bid by a third party seeming unlikely.
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Newport Times
Iowa
Kenyon
Des Moines
Rockuk Gate City
Ginder
Iowa City
Bnird
Ames
Progressive man backs regular county and legislative tickets
A Boone County Progressive Party figure endorses the regular county and legislative tickets. He states there will be no split with the former Republican united forces regarding the legislative and county tickets.
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Boone County
Republican United Forces
Teketa
Do You Exist For Your House Or Your Home
Ruth Cameron reflects on a woman obsessed with a new house where every fixture must be cleaned and preserved. The piece argues houses are meant for people not as fetishes, noting how homemaking can become a burden when the home dominates life.
Resolutions Endorse George W Clarke by Iowa Labor Federation
The Iowa State Federation of Labor executive board urges members to support George W Clarke for governor, citing his fairness to labor and strong record. The statement stresses organized labor's demand for wage-earner reforms and public welfare justice, praising Clarke’s early labor service and stance against opposing forces.
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Na Labor Movement
George W. Clarke
Iat
Iowa State Federation of Labor
Iowa Trade Unions
George W. Charke
Iowa State Federation of, Labor Executive Board
T. Vrick
M. Leonard
J. A. Siriet
BR. G. Stewart
Theo
Carstellpons
S.C. Turner
Gene Brnaks
Interview With a Bull Moose in the North Woods
The piece presents Ridward Van Zile’s account of an interview with a bull moose during a northern woods journey. The writer reflects on his limited understanding of moose behavior and the challenge of observing wildlife for journalistic purposes.
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Ridward
van Zile
Weine G. Natiuye Takin
Ponderous Macaulay a Biographical Sketch by Fitch
The piece praises Thomas Babington Macaulay as a prodigious child who grew into a towering yet paradoxical historian. It notes his early brilliance in languages and debate, his failures to complete England’s history, and how his other talents—essayist poet statesman and administrator—interfered with his grand work. It concludes that his seven to eighty volumes would have required focus beyond his scattered gifts.
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Thomas Babington Macaulay
Thomas
Macaulay
England
Whig Party
William of Orange
Pompeii
The Aviator from Mars Meets Roosevelt
An extraterrestrial visitor witnesses an angry crowd denouncing a candidate for high office and learns from a bystander that the target is Theodore Roosevelt. The speaker defends Roosevelt as a seasoned statesman who has done much for the nation.
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Roosevelt
Wild hunt tale of a hunter’s bold encounter with a stag
A narrator describes devising a plan to confront a prey, guiding the majestic stag into confidence. The scene features a dramatic, raucous call to the wild and the hunter’s claim of rising reputation as the encounter unfolds.
Moose Revolt Promises New Era of Hunts and Cafes
In a dramatic declamation a talking moose declares revolt against hunters and law protected privilege, vowing to open Moogs cafes nationwide and seek revenge on oppressors. The tale ends with a call to city reporters and a political aside advocating party lines and Senate control.
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Caegar
Mothers Friend Textured to Aid Expectant Mothers
An advertisement urges young expectant mothers to prepare for childbirth with Mother's Friend. It claims the preparation reduces hardship, improves the baby’s health, and promotes comfort during pregnancy. The product is sold in drug stores and a free book is offered by Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
United Doctors Specialists Offer Home Visits and Free Consultation
The united system promises cure through scientific methods addressing underlying causes of aches and rectal troubles without surgery. They claim to treat diseases of men and women, including skin, heart, stomach, kidneys, rheumatism, epilepsy, and more, with home visits and free office consultation. Office 396, residence Blue-97, March Place Building.
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Marah Place
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