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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1914

Page

2

Bar Association Recommendation for Iowa Supreme Court Judges

The Bar Association of Black Hawk County Iowa recommends voters choose three of four candidates S M Weaver Scott M Ladd WS Withrow and Pronte Mae Rees for the Supreme Court seats. The notice names the four contenders and urges voter selection of three.

Bar Association of Black Hawk County Iowa Supreme Court S. M. Weaver Scott M. Ladd WS. Withrow Pronte

The Listener Deserves Public Grateful Honor

A humorous defense of the unseen listener in political campaigns. It argues that the silent audience guides orators and campaigns, granting value to those who endure long speeches and multiple rallies. The piece suggests listeners deserve office after extensive exposure to speeches and ideas.

America

Senator Cummins Voiced as National Figure by Visitor in Dubuque

A Pennsylvania visitor in Dubuque told Times Journal editors he was shocked by an Iowa newspaper's attack on Senator Cummins. He praisedCummins as a national figure and a leading advocate for the people's interests, while declining to judge Iowa politics.

Iowa Dubuque Times-Journal Cummins Pennsylvania Lews Republic Senator Cummins Senate

Program of Opportunism in Gubernatorial Campaign

The article accuses candidate John T. Hamilton of shifting attack bases to win office. It argues he has offered nothing constructive, moving from general expenditures to capitol extension, then to state boards, exposing opportunistic tactics and neglect of guiding principles.

Commonwealth John T. Hamston Clarke State Board of Equalization Executive Council Hamilton Prairies Hanmilton

A Local Vote Tests Funding for Agricultural Export Service

In Black Hawk county voters face a small tax to fund an agricultural export service aimed at boosting soil yields and local commerce. The plan, supported by boosters in Waterloo Cedar Falls and the county, would provide about 5 000 funding with 1 200 reimbursed by the federal government, and has drawn mainly farmer concerns over “hook farming.”

Black Hawk County United States Iowa Courier Waterloo Cedar Falls

To the Heart of the Matter on Quality and Focus

The piece argues for deep living over wide experience, urging self denial and concentration. It advocates reading with selectivity, memory through focused retention, and an intensive approach to art, learning, and culture, warning that scattering causes worry and inefficiency.

Goethe

Jupiter belts and satellites observed by modest telescopes

The article discusses variable belts on Jupiter visible with small telescopes showing one to two belts across the planet and more with powerful instruments. It cites theories from astronomers like Sir John Herschel on belts as atmospheric clouds or planetary features revealed by clearing mists, and notes Jupiter’s satellites detectable with moderate optics.

Jupiter Sir John Herschel

Suffering in Europe Calls for Food and Clothing Relief

An American woman at Nantes urges immediate aid for war victims. She notes France Belgium and others face hunger cold and homelessness with soldiers lacking blankets while Christmas toy gifts seem trivial beside urgent needs for bread clothing and shelter.

Jaulé F. Vashon Nantes France Europe Belgium Jame F. Vashon

Fragmentary note on bright celestial objects

A fragment notes that sometimes visible to the naked eye, larger telescope images appear as bright as Sirius. The text ends with a parenthetical that it is to be continued.

A Little Knowledge About Medical Fears

Ruth Cameron notes rising public interest in medicine and warns against misusing medical knowledge. A friend obsessed with symptoms fears conjunctivitis and scarlet fever, illustrating how worry can mislead health judgments and affect family plans.

Medical Mary Weaka Ruth

Don’t Think Too Much About Disease Say Local Dentist

Advice cautions against excessive worry over ailments and urges relying on a trustworthy family doctor. The author notes many people misread danger signals and overreact to common discomforts, urging practical care over constant fear.

Just Vote for Prosperity in a Republican Year

Gedar Rapids Republican urges voters to back the Republican party for prosperity through protective tariffs. It argues free trade harms welfare, notes millions unemployed and deficits funded by taxes, and calls for restoration of prosperity by re-enacting protective tariffs.

Gedar Rapids Washington

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