STERLOO EVENING COURIER SUMMARY DETAILS
Fragmentary OCR notes a daily newspaper masthead for the Waterloo Evening Courier with names including Hartman, Amodeicd, and Lu, listing offices in New York Chicago and Miami, plus publication schedule and advertising terms. Includes European post offices and foreign postage references.
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A. W
Faterloo
rAir
Coutier
Courie
Europe
Adon
Trafalgar Building
Northumberland Avenue
Kepreas
Haymarket
Dawes Steamship Agency
Green Street
Parik
Boulevard Des Cancines
de l'Opera
Eapresa
Berlin
Unter Des Lindes
Ne. G. Bt
Peterstur
Newsky Prospekt
Iowa Counties Farm Values Beat Several States
The farms of four Iowa counties Wootbury Linn Plymouth and RaspkT are worth more than farms in several states including New Hampshire Vermont Connecticut Florida Wyoming New Mexico and Texas.
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Iowa
Wootbury
Linn
Plymouth
Raspkt
New Hampshire
Vermont
Connectivus
Morida
Wyoming
New Mexico
Teth
Voters For Kenyon Ballot Notice in Black Hawk
Voters in Black Hawk county are advised that Senutor Kenyon’s name will not appear on the November ballot. For state representative race voters are directed to vote for Henry Grant and I. C. Bearmbrook, the Republican candidates. Support for Kenyon is framed as a vote for honest and progressive government.
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Senutor Kenyon
Nani
Dee East
Henry Grant
IT. C. Bearmbrook
Black Hawk
Kenyon
Vocational training in schools linked to labor and industry
The article argues vocational training benefits students workers parents and unions by producing efficient labor for manufacturers and expanding school attendance. It cites the Schneider plan of industrial education promoted by Illinois Central and discusses its alignment with organized labor and broader public health concerns about dairy conditions and infantile paralysis.
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the Courier
Cincinnati Times Star
International Momders’ Journal
Illinois Central Railway
Filth and disease link in dairy bottles debate
A report details unsanitary dairy practices with dirty bottles and a well near a sewage-influenced tank. Dr Kean condemns the odor and calls for fixes as the community considers dairy quality amid politics and liquor industry concerns. The piece ties health to local show efforts and a push for cleaner practices.
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Almen
Kean
Wateriog
Progressives in Iowa Face Fallout Over Party Unity
In Mason City Carl Franke and Edward G. Donn are singled out as allies in a bid to undermine the Republican primary. Franke’s past ties with the Republican state organization and his closeness to G. Denn cause tension as progressives reassess loyalties and strategy.
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Progressive Party
Iowa
Carl Franke
Edward G. Donn
Towa
Mason City
Damon and Pythias
Franke
KE. G. Denn
A Challenge to Black Hawk in Dubuque Issue
The article reports Mau rice Connolly a Democratic candidate against Mr. Pickett urging Dubuque voters to back the home candidate for Congress through billboard appeals. Black Hawk county supporters are urged to oppose Connolly if he uses prejudice, backing a local Black Hawk county man instead.
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Hawke
Maurice Connolly
Mr. Pickett
Congress
Dubuque
Black Hawk
Pickett
Connolly
Black Hawk County
Fragmentary riddle about a wife and a cheating husband
A terse, archaic line contemplates a wife who married a man who cheated the parson out of his fee and wonders if she would hesitate to sleep for fear of losing her teeth. The text reads like a moralizing proverb with sharp wit and moral stakes.
Spirit of the Iowa press and political brawls in small papers
A montage shows sharp satire on high meat prices lawsuits over toe loins and a Washington style clash over Iowa politics. Advocates condemn intolerance while focusing on Attorney General candidate George Casson amid reform versus standpatters. Senate seats count and party shifts loom as Webster City notes looming race dynamics.
The Evening Chit Chat by Ruth Cameron
A humorous meditation on newspapers and their accuracy. The author argues newspapers reflect readers tastes, admit imperfections, and exaggeration often comes from misinformed readers. She notes critics blame press more than themselves and defends journalism as a civilization’s wonderful product.
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Ruth Cameron
Gertrude
Taine
The Case of Kenton Senator Kenyon Support Speech
A political account lauds Senator Kenyon for his anti boss and anti corruption stance. It credits his tireless effort with ending William Lorimer’s seat and notes support from constituents and allies. The piece references committee sessions and senate floor discussions praising Kenyon’s people’s champion role.
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Kenton
United States Senate
Will Kenyon
Tuie
Lorimer Cay
Senate
Tsay
Senator Kenyon
William Lorimer
Prentys
Seventietown
Temperament by George Fitch on artistic temperament
George Fitch argues temperament is an artful substitute for drama used by poets painters and musicians. He jokes that true temperament comes from one consuming genius and criticizes ordinary fans as liable to arrest or boredom. He warns temperament leads to Bohemianism weariness and other social ills.
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Lang Dad
Kenius
Editor Praises Schneider System of Industrial Education
John F. Fray editor of the International Moulders' Journal argues the National Society for the Promotion of Industrial Education advances industrial welfare by developing high grade mechanics. He credits unions for backing industrial education and cautions against schools that misalign with apprenticeship. He lauds Dean Herman Schneider of Cincinnati University as a leading vocational educator.
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National Society For the Promotion of
John F. Fray
International Moulders' Journal
Organized Labor
America
Typographical Union
Printing Presamen’s Union
Frey
Herman Schneider
Cincinnati University
Cobbon for Attorney General in Iowa Campaign
The Mount Vernon Record urges support for George Cosson for attorney general, praising his diligence, legal achievements, and reform efforts. It notes his service as county attorney, assistant attorney general, state senator, and his prison reform report from Fort Madison. The paper predicts a triumphant reelection and hints he may become governor of Iowa.
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Casson
Vernon
George Casson
Iowa
Cosson J
Dea Molpes Register
The
Mount. Vernon
George Cosson
Cosson
Kenyon
Congress
Fort Madison
United States
Lowa
On the Verge of Seasick Yawns in Rough Weather
A mother and daughter endure rough seas. after a quiet spell the mother asks if the daughter is seasick and the daughter replies she is not but would hate to yawn, reflecting a light moment from the Ladies' Home Journal.
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Sen
Ladies’ Home Journal
Resinol Soap and Ointment Honor Mother Testimony
A Baltimore mail order ad touts Resinol Soap and Ointment with a 1912 testimonial from Mrs. Nannie L. Teeny of Washington D C describing an eighteen month scalp eruption healed by the products. The notice promotes free samples from Resinol Chemical Co. and lists uses for itching, sores, burns, sunburn and related conditions.
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D. C
Ruth
Nannie L. Teeny
Heckman Street
Resinol Chemical Co
Baltimore
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Spirit OF the Iowa Press
Cat Marshalltown Times-Republican
Cedar Falls
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Freeman-Tribune
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the Armory
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Cobbon
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France
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E. T. Jaynes
BUITE
Franklin Stours
C. D. Pedersen
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Consolidated Phone
Jefferson Street
Robert G. Dakin
Lafayette Building
Blue Waterloo
Edgar H. Katftle
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Binck
Carl Bickley
Cecil Bickley
West Fourth Street
J. C. Mortonson
Black Hawk National Bank
West Eleventh Street
F. C. Liffring
Selephone
Lafayette Bidg
Dr, Gerrit J. Bennett
West Fourth
Rimwood and
Western
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