EVENING COURD WEMBER UNSOCKSTED PROM PUBLI SHED
The Evening Court page lists a classified section with rates and contact details. It notes 1 cent a word and 15 cent minimum, with special contract prices and a post office class notice. It also mentions travel notices about Europe and several agency addresses in New York and Europe.
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B. Hartman Compalhy
John C. Maxtaiax
W. Parrenaon
Gen'y Teres
Gen
Mgr
York
Lakeng
Culeags Ofice
A. W. Allen
Prager
Seondey
Postoffica
Wraserion
Pia
Secon Claas
Europe
Seeaing
Sion
Keom
Trifelger
North
Padberland Avenue
American Hoopres
Haymerket
Bane
Greatmahip
Fis
Bocleward den Cepucines
American Express
Rue —Unter den
Petersbu
Jevaky Prospekt
Yousien Fortage Ay Rm Rees
The Hold Over Paper Weekend Digest
Saturday edition promises comprehensive sights and thorough digests for Waterloo readers. The paper aims to be the go to source for local happenings and detailed weekly coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Turmoil in campaign tones fades as voters bend toward progress
In the piece from Evening Courier, the public weighs Taft Roosevelt and Democrat lines as the campaign cools. The writer argues Roosevelt offers the most progressive platform, while Democrats face fierce resistance. progress hinges on Congress and local progressive ticket dynamics.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Congress
College democracy over high society in Iowa warnings
The writer argues that true intellect stems from education and effort rather than wealth and social status. It praises modest students who work through college, calling the college a home of democracy and insurgency against false ideals. Mention is made of Mrs. Potter Palmer studying art in Berlin for Chicago society. A moral notes the value of news from newspapers.
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Towa
Gui
Apimr
Kia
America
Imesa
Sovixi
Itia
Iowa
Potter Palmer
Berlin
Chicago
Hare
Political currents ripple through Iowa party lines
A collage of editorial excerpts discusses Democratic optimism about a new party, progressives facing mixed reactions, and Republican stances in Iowa. Analysts weigh gubernatorial tickets, primary outcomes, and the Maine result as indicators of party unity or division nationwide.
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Davenport Times
Maine
Rouseyself
William T. Laines
Haines
Waines
Vacation trip on the profits of school farming
A report on rural schools teaching practical agriculture highlights a program where students farm a small plot to learn the money value of farming. The piece notes a visit by U.S. Commissioner of Education Duncan P. Claxton welcoming southern students on an educational tour.
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States Commissioner of Education
L DP
Claxton
Farming school funds trip shows crops cover costs
Virginia students from Driver’s Second Congressional District Agricultural School funded a Capitol trip by profits from their garden patches. Principal J H L DeJarnette led the group as tomatoes and other produce paid $12.78 per pupil and school farming profits added to expenses.
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Washington
Dr. Claxton
Virginia
Mdistrict Agricultural School
Driver
Norfolk
J. H. L. DeJarnette
de Jarnade
Claxton
United States Bureau of Education
Bureau
Wainins Offer BAA for Whit Monday Pie Walk
A local event began when a sporting figure sponsored a Whit Monday challenge in Crosby. Competitors walked from Pier Head to Crosby village, bought a meat pie at High Stone, ate it, and presented the evidence to a judge who joked about the feat. The contest drew about a hundred entries and caused much excitement.
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Crosby
Pierhead Liverpank
Bia
London
Its
Come-back People and Two-Faced Favors
Ruth Cameron discusses the social risk of so called come back favors where givers invite help then criticise acceptance. She warns against two faced neighbors who under Lure and later criticism make borrowers feel unsafe borrowing.
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S Beall
Ruth Cameron
Immigrant Home Education Boosts Buffalo Living Standards
A bulletin from the U S Bureau of Education reports fifteen Buffalo women teaching immigrant families domestic skills. Lessons cover cleaning, cooking, diet, budgeting, sewing, child care, and hygiene with spillover to neighbors. Improvements include cereal use, reduced coffee, fresh milk, home baking, and better clothing for newborns.
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Buffalo
North American Civic League For Immigrants
United States Bureau of Education
Society
Addressing Immigrant Ignorance Through Home Outreach
The passage argues that overcrowding and poor conditions stem from hygienic and domestic ignorance among immigrants. It calls for replacing ignorance with intelligence and states the need to reach immigrants at their homes to effect effective outreach.
Democrats Cashing In on Wilson Nomination
Colliers reports Democratic bosses in Baltimore used Wilson’s ticket to reward loyalists and stifle rivals. In New York and Brooklyn Redfield and Ayres lost renomination to favor party control, while redistricting and internal favors sidelined promising first term Democrats and shifted seats toward pro boss candidates.
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Colliers
Wilson
Baltimore
Bryac
Roosevelt
New York City
Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
Congress
Wiliam C. Redfield
Democratic National Committee
Maine
Missouri
Redfield
Lite Redfield
Steven B. Ayres
Boss Murphy
Tammany Hall
Ayres
Victor Murdock
Wichita
Kan
Control of Disease in the Tropics
President Luca of Chile cites the Panama Canal as a model for modern medical sanitation reducing tropical disease. He argues Panama’s sanitation allows South America to support large populations and progress toward advanced nations as the canal opens trade to the western coast.
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Tropics
Panama Canal
Luca
Chile
New York
South America
Tropical America
Panama
Panama c Canal
Elimination of Disease Promises Progress for Americas
The piece discusses Central and South American health gains and requests for sanitary experts from Panama, highlighting Dr Gorgas’ work. It stresses that control of preventable diseases will shape future civilization and national progress across tropical regions. It also includes a note on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and a theatre review of Majestic performances.
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Central
South America
Washington
Panama
Gorgas
Journal of
The
American Medical Association
Pimples vanish after using Resinol Ointment and Soap
A testimonial from New York says seven years of pimples and blackheads cleared after using Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap three times daily. The ad asserts these products stop itching and heal eruptions, offering free samples from Resinol Chem Co. Baltimore.
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New York, N. Y
Mronary Mannia
Roosevelt St
N. Resinol Chem, Co
Baltimore
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Praised for Skin Cure
A 1912 testimonial from Katherine McCalister describes severe eczema on face arms and back that resisted remedies until using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. She reports rapid improvement within weeks and endorses the products for skin diseases, noting availability worldwide and free samples.
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Indianepotts, Inc
Ima
Bisa Katherine McCalister
Addrras
Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
Meritol Snow White Linimen Promises Pain Relief
Waterloo readers are urged to try Meritol Snow White Linimen for rheumatic pains sprains and related ailments. Henderson Drug Co and Red Cross Drug Co endorse the preparation highlighting its reputed effectiveness and high recommendation.
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Waterloo
Meritol
Henderson Drug Co
Red Cross Drug Co
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McCormick
Illinois
Marshalltown
Sioux City
Sove
Malvern
Berin
Institute For the Fermentation Industries
Journal of the American Medical Association
Sorodt
Péosti
Chamberlain
H.W. Hendrickson
Ohio Falls
Ind
Majeatic Theatre
the Majestic
Vernon
Fred Ireland
Ireland
Eddie Mack
Dottie Williams
U.S. Pat
Merkle-Wiley Broom CO
Paris
C. M. Wray
M. D
Natl Bank
E. T. Jaynes
Black Rawk
Franklin St
C. D. Pedersen
Consolidated Phone
Jefferson Street
Robert G. Dakin
Lafayette Building
Bank
Carl Bickley
Cecil Bickley
Weet Fourth Street
F. C. Liffring Osteopathic
Lafayette
Jaws
DR. Gerrit J. Bennett
Wowen
West Fourth
Elmwood and
Western
DR. Bodwell
Ralston
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