Waterloo Daily Courier Ad Rates and Bureau Notice
The Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter lists advertising rates and notices. It notes Associated Press copyright, publication rights, and bureau addresses in Waterloo Iowa Adair Henry Bender M. Freeman E L Oral Hinds and others are named among staff and bureaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circular
HL Hartman CO
West Park Ave
John C. Hartman
A. W. Peterson
Oases
Washington, D. C
Bureau
Muunser Bldg
E. G. David
New York
Eiory
J Ham Lewis as the era’s fashion icon and public figure
A satirical portrait chronicles United States Senator James Hamilton Lewis, known as J Ham, as a supreme emblem of style with a flamboyant wardrobe. It also lampoons wartime rhetoric, Kaiser Wilhelm II, and public campaigns, tying pop culture to political attitudes and morale efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
James Hamilton Lewis
J. Ham
Lily
Ulf
Your Health and Limits of Patent Medicines
An essay discussing medical limits, noting many diseases cannot be cured by internal medicines alone. It highlights opium mercury and quinine as useful yet insufficient, criticizes patent medicines, and stresses hygienic care, sleep, sunlight, and restraint. It adds cautions about self treatment and a health Q and A column by Dr Currier with letter responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vis
St. Vitus
Daner
Anse Fr. I. R
Why We Bully Those We Love
Side Talks discusses why people bully loved ones over small issues and how such behavior harms family calm. It cites a mother and daughter as relatable examples and urges patience to avoid escalating conflicts. It notes memory slips and nervous habits, urging self control to prevent unnecessary irritation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imother
Billy Mouse’s Improbable Ride Through the Barn
Mrs. Mouse warns her family of dangers in Mouseland. Billy Mouse secretly follows a farmer’s corn bags, hides in a wagon, rides to a store, battles a cat, escapes into empty bags, and ends up aboard the farmer’s return wagon back toward home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Mouse
Mrs. Mouse
Billy
Pass
Tang
Democracy in War the World Over Ends in Victory
The narrative frames World War I as a democratic mobilization where food, shipping, rails, and wages are governed by the consent of the governed. It portrays vast logistics and trucks as a living theatre of democracy, with leaders and soldiers united across nations. The piece concludes that democracy proves its organizing power and moral force in war and will endure as a lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Germany
Unclear excerpt prompts political fund plea and family fear
A fragment describes a boy named Gill Mouse becoming a local hero after a dangerous event. His mother warns him about risk, while another speaker urges fundraising within two weeks to support a political campaign, hinting at Democratic and Republican tensions and demanding prudent fund-raising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ong
B Rothers
Gill Mouse
Billy
How to Ask Favors in Wartime Political Appeals
A 1918 style circular from the Democratic National Committee assistant treasurer W D Jamieson urges Iowa postmasters and supporters to contribute more funds for campaign purposes. It uses a patriotic frame and personal praise to coax an added note in supporters’ belts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Jamieson
Democratic National Committee
Iowa
Billy Jamieson
K. C
Amino
Washington
Duty at Home in Wartime Sentiment Urges Public Effort
The author questions readers on their wartime contribution and urges full participation in home front duties. It challenges those who opposed war measures or sought profit at the expense of soldiers overseas, calling for decency and solidarity when troops return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Mple
J. Ham
Enrone
Ham
Wartime rupture cures advertised in old notice
A damaged wartime advertisement claims ruptured inguinal hernias can be cured without operation. It cites dates from 1914 to 1936 and urges readers to write to Eugene A. Pullen in Jersey City for a method said to guarantee cure and avoid surgery. The notice includes testimonies and urges sharing with others who are ruptured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Font
Carpenter
Eugene AM Pullen
Carrenter
Marcellus Awanue
When the Boys Come Home
A Winterset Madisonian column pleads for returning servicemen amid celebration and memory. It honors those who stayed behind and those who served, stressing gratitude, national unity, and the mixed feelings of joy and loss. The piece reflects community sentiment about veterans and reconstruction after war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winterset
Madisonian
Airplanes in Revelations Face War as Locusts
A reader interprets Revelations chapter nine linking modern warplanes to apocalyptic locusts. He compares aircraft features to the locusts described, noting a man’s face on the craft, winged form, tail sting, and plague imagery tied to Apollyon the destroyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Herald
John
Apollyon
Read How Miss Agnes Turner Found Relief With Tablets
Chicago woman Agnes Turner attributes her recovery from indigestion and sleeplessness to Chamberlain's Tablets. She describes years of overwork and irregular meals causing headaches, constipation, and fatigue, then claims the remedy cleansed her stomach and restored comfort in eating and sleeping, leaving her entirely well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Turner
Chicago
Chamberlain
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.goubilr Service
Adair Henry Bender M. Freeman E L
T Grande Dre
PLAG
Ralph Wietsbyeb
Me W. OW. Mabnke Jackson McCay
Horuedtiot
Pr. Davis
Fuimedizte
Ture
Gierman
Mranece
Kalzer
Black Hawk Courty
Imod
Unete
Thomas W. Lawson
Massachusetts
Bay State
Lawson
Finnage
Auberica
Altus
Th Rae
Nelewimp
House of Repeat
Mr. Gilmore
Foch
Palestine
Foeh
Davis
Rome
St.Helena
Currier
Dr. Currier
Osha
Crossix
Sandman
Mrs. Fla. Walker
Henry
Meath
Ty the
Ccamp
Hne
Luis
Wis
Ube
Tose
Joffre
Prench
Cardona
Neville
Asqaith
Painleve
Kitchener
Haig
Waterloo Guening
Asthmador Averts
SM Botela
Evers
Hans
Vibert
Loro
Crsirok
Migdia West
Doar
People's Popular
Des Maines
Stroebel’s
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!