Working Your Way Through College In The Modern Era
Editorial and unsigned notes discuss student work while attending college, urging balance between work and study. It cites a cautious view of romance in self-supporting education, notes a case of a student who quit after four years of prep school and two at a western university, and mentions public notices about Sen ator Cummins and local papers including an illustrated edition from Alton Democrat and commentary on OZark industry changes.
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Collerse Fe
Nereines
Ming Stecessil
Amd
Sodenay
Wesforn University
Zach
Democratic Nomination Apathy and Taft Critique
The piece notes low enthusiasm for Democratic gubernatorial candidates in Iowa, while Republicans boast many hopefuls. It argues the governor’s prize holds honor beyond money and that multiple Democrats could contest, unlike a forced single candidate. It also criticizes former President Taft as egotistical and out of step with broader GOP ideals.
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Seld
Iowa
Salaty
Taft
Wr. Dryan
Seattle
Tait
United
Republican Party
Chicago
Think Weigh Decide Reason In Emergency
Public notice prompts youth to think before action and weigh options. It urges precise use of forces and elimination of useless or irrelevant reasons. After careful consideration, readers should decide with confidence to act.
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Gus
Welch
The Dictionary From Humble Roots to Mighty Volumes
A humorous critique of dictionaries tracing their invention by Noah Webster and older word lore. It wryly notes the dictionary’s neutral, alphabetical filing of about two thousand pages, its size, usefulness, and the paradox of words shaping both eloquence and folly.
The No Such Thing as Luck Is Discussed
A writer challenges the idea there is no luck arguing luck exists in life and business. Personal anecdotes show chance affects outcomes like elevator waits and trolley delays. The piece cautions against blaming luck for every failure while acknowledging effort and fault.
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Grizel
Tommy
Tad Tarek
Ming
Iowa Editors Weigh Political Winds and Economic Strains
A compilation of editorials from multiple Iowa papers discusses federal tax policy, deficits, and the administration’s fiscal approach. It notes a historic shift from income tax cuts to broader levies, along with political forecasts for Cosson, Allen, and Kuehhaus. It also cites warnings on foreign loans and banking roles, with satire on local political figures and a humorous item about an inventor.
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Iowa
Wwe
Washington
Will TT Go To A Convention
Marshalltown Times Republican reports in the Sioux City Journal that Kuehne’s candidacy could split the wet vote with Harding and the Sioux City Tribune notes not everyone supports Harding. Des Moines writers foresee a convention picking a governor as Kuehne may undermine Harding’s 35 percent target while Cosson and Allen split the dry vote. Garrett remains a factor.
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Denizon Bulletin
Des Moines
Tenner
Cosson
Senator Allen
White Wei
Harding
Carl F. Kuehause
Denison
Koad
Marshalltown
Allen
Garrett
Sam the Pie Deliverer Learns Compassion at the Circus
A grocery boy and wagon driver named Sam dislikes his job delivering pies and vegetables. After tormenting circus animals, a tiger and elephant target him during a show. He wakes from a dream to find himself changed, promising kinder treatment to animals thereafter. (Copyright, 1915, McClure Syndicate.)
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Samaiyis
Kor
Marcice
Val
Ben
Sam
Toor
Attor Nim
Chen
McClure
Five-way race hints at shift before primaries
The discussion foresees Rawson backing Cummins for president while other contenders jostle for position. Analysts doubt one man can secure 38 percent, noting Kuehnts weakens Harding and Weis blocs may coalesce. A strong Iowa prohibition vote could redraw support, leaving room for a dominant candidate to gain about 35 percent while others trail.
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Rawson
Cummins
Iowa
Hartman Physician and Surgeon Ad
FRANK T. HARTMAN physician and surgeon offers special attention to gynecology and obstetrics at corner Fifth and Mulberry opposite East Side Lit Ty. Pluate 421 office hours 2 to 3 p.m. Wednesday and Saturday evenings 7 to 9 Sundays 11 a.m. to noon.
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Frank T. Hartman
Fifth and
Mulberry Streets
East Side
Dr Gerrit J Bennett Physician and Surgeon Ad
Dr Gerrit J Bennett physician and surgeon offers care for diseases of women and children at 105 87 Diack Building and 1107 Grant Ave. Office hours are 10 00 to 12 00 and 2 00 to 5 00 and 7 30 to 9 00.
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Gerrit J. Bennett
Diack
Grant Ave
Directory Adverts and Listings Update Notice
Our new directory will go to press soon. New telephones to be installed. Directory advertising and changes in present listings should be arranged as early as possible. Contact Onlheur Business Dice at Telephone No. 2000. Coun Belt Telephone Company.
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Onlheur Business Dice
Coun Belt Telephone
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo Reporter
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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H Hartman Company
West Dark Ave
Sonn Cglartan
AW. Peterson
Lee-Trens
Gen. Mer
Daly
der Sear
Garside City
Waterloo
Seeatd-Chise Mitter
Fast
Senator Cummins
Hawkeye
Alton
Stops
Alton Democrat
Jules Bois
Ozark
Ozarks
America
Santa Claus
Usial
Germany
New York
Daniel Webster
Reason
George Matthew Adams
Tom Wamnen
Haniel Johnson
Pove Grudaniekes
Noah Webster
Rulabagas
Bill Bryan
The
Vnnueky
Ordar Rapids
Till Bryan
Tng
Daniels
Europe
Clinton Advertiser
Peneland
Fawalher
Hema Arate
GUS Steammare
WIGIR
Rast
Star
Denver Street
C. E. Phifer
South ST
Black
A. R. Maly
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