Water loo Evening Courier Classified Notice Draft
The Waterloo Evening Courier prints a dated notice page item from the Daily Examiner era. It mentions publication terms, postage class, and rights of republication for Associated Press dispatches. It lists advertising constraints and vendor guidance, with references to New York Philadelphia newspapers and various printing houses.
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Fed
Hartman
Wao
Log
New York
Philadelpl dAnevles
San Br Storr, Brocka & Pinte
Arthur W. Peterson a Waterloo Courier leader dies
Arthur W. Peterson longtime Waterloo Evening Courier executive dies after pneumonia. He dedicated his career to public service through journalism, earning wide respect for his detail oriented planning and administrative skill and leaving a void in the Courier and local community.
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Arthur W. Peterson
Waterloo Evening Courier
Frmdom
Peterson
Coneier
Peleraun
Tie
Waterloo
Courier Organization
Barnes
Practical Idealism in President Coolidge Era Beliefs
Hopeful Americans cling to an ideal amid wartime strain and urges for moral force over physical power. President Coolidge emphasizes voluntary action by the people, a measured peace, and national character shaping policy toward freedom and justice.
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President Coolidge
Amer
Coolidge
America
Red Cross Tribute Inspires American Idealism
The article lauds the Red Cross as a manifestation of higher nature and practical idealism, tracing its origins to Abraham Lincoln’s era and praising its spirit as guiding American freedom. It credits the nation’s president with an eloquent presentation of republican ideals and historic virtue.
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Red Cross
Abraham Line
Irom
Washington
Peasant Revolt and Global Echoes in Bulgaria
A sweeping editorial mixed with dispatches notes a Bulgarian peasant uprising near Sofia, with 200,000 armed peasants marching on the capital and government troops clashing, while international reactions in Athens Paris London report scattered revolutionary unrest. The piece pivots to debate on federal supervision of interstate coal commerce and railways, arguing growing public support for governmental oversight and license requirements, linking broader civilizational progress to regulation.
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King Moris
Roepe Oclree
Bulgaria
Stamboulisky
Zankol
Jeng
Sofia
Athens
Paris
London
United States
The
Coal Commission
Interstale
Ocommnereca
Commission
Interstate Commerce Sien
Paini
Iraw
Enal Jit
Nea Tert
Wishy Washy Hygiene Lessons From Dr Brady
Dr William Brady warns against unwashed hands before meals and stresses running water and soap in all eateries. He explains dirty dirt spreads disease, urges simple hand washing facilities, and answers reader questions on diphtheria sprays, sweating control, and hernia care with practical advice.
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Friend Wife by Rob Fulkerson
Imogene and Andrew banter over marriage roles and domestic skills in a stylized dialogue. The piece mocks the idea that a man’s heart lies through his stomach, arguing that charm, presentation, and companionship matter more than culinary prowess in forming enduring attraction.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
In 1923 Burroughs Nature Club Notes invites readers to send nature questions to the Nature Notes Center of the paper. It promises answers in tomorrow's Nature Notes and asks about topics like tents and trees, aye tawes litter frequency, and pigeons threatened by screech owls.
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Mra. G. F
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton, Mifflin CO
Nature Notes
Oysters cannot be artificially fed with corn meal
The article notes oysters do not take corn meal or similar solids, despite belief they might fatten on it. Feeding apparatus is complex and rejects abundant solid matter. meal would not be accepted even at the mouth.
Doctor Quack Gets a Hurry Call Part H
A chaotic tale follows Mr Fox who endures a painful poultice and blister from Jack Rabbit and Dr Quack. Mrs Quack doubts illness while Jack rushes for aid and the doctor administers a bitter medicine to comfort the ailing fox.
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Fok
Jack
Mr. Fox
Dr. Quack
Jack Rabbit
Mrs. Quack
Dr Quack
Gels
Tam
Tan
Dr. J
Fox and Doctor in a Painful Pursuit
In a tense scene Mr. Fox urges Mr. Dog to stay, while the injured, groaning figure of a man seeks aid from a doctor. A chaotic chase ends with the pursuer slipping and the pursued choosing secrecy, as the wounded figure contemplates a grim, isolated fate in a hostile world.
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Mr. Fox
Dr. Quack
Mr. Vox
Mr. Dog
Brain Tests And Speed Mystery On Track
A motorist covers one hour in three equal thirds at 61 65 and 70 mph. Observers dispute distance. Guests traveled 200 miles, 50 at high speed and 150 at three fifths speed, implying potential time saved. If 40 minutes saved occurred, time per mile at full speed is 1 1 8 minutes.
Fifty Years Ago in The Courier 1873 Insight
A fragment from The Courier recalls September 25 1873 with notes on Jay Cooke and company failures and 19 brokerage houses closing The piece mentions Waterloo merchants support and a disturbing suicide by George H Curtis in Waverly Indiana It also notes flaxseed prices and cholera infantum affecting citizens and a call against borrowing papers to read in favor of subscribing to the Courter.
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JH. C. Cutts
Jay. Cooke & Co
New York
Raymond Brothers
George H. Curtis
Waverly
Forty Years Ago In City News October 24 1885
Forties era notes report Wyatt Bros purchasing their block at Fourth and Sycamore from M. L. Burnham of Chicago and B. W. Burnham selling a Commercial Street block to H Ia McMurray of Lewisburg for 1700 dollars. The city sewer on Bridge Street is under rebuilding. The tower of the new hotel grows taller and will enhance the building. A robbery at City Mills yielded 12 cents. A waterwheel is being installed for Thomas Casenden. Dr. Isnox repelled a burglar with a pistol chase ending in the thief dropping the loot, after shots.
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Wyatt Bros
Fourth
Sycamore Streets
M. L. Burnham
Chicago
B. W. Burnham
Commercial Street
Central House
H. Ia. McMurray
Lewisburg
Bridge Street
City Mills
Twenty Years Ago on Saturday September 26 1902 News
A fragment from a 1902 issue notes rapid bridge work on Fourth street and the race bridge. Rev G W Hinkle from Ohio preaches at Christ Episcopal church. Bishop Morrison supports him for Christchurch rectorship. Fuller and Day form harbor partnership. church interior remodeling begins under F M Michael. Real estate agents Powers & Co lease rooms by Metropole hotel. Dr J T Crippen delivers semicentennial sermon in Cedar Rapids. Marriages Miss Luella M Hoxte and Samuel Stott at home. Miss Lou Sindlinger travels to Shreveport for kindergarten work. William Turner injured by a horse on Marshall farm. Notable cement work seen at United Presbyterian church steps.
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G. W. Hinkle
Ohio
Atl Christ Episcopal Church
T. N. Morrison
Hinkle
Christchurch
GC. T. Fuller
la Porte City
C. W W. Day
Waterton
Luella Maud Hoxte
Samuel Stott
Commercial Street
A Law Is Needed for Miners Strike in July and August
Iowa editors discuss proposed congressional action to allow coal miners to strike only in July and August. The Hampton Chronicle notes such a law, while the Sac City Bulletin hints at silence being golden in certain cases. Davenport papers focus on streetcar service as essential to business and social life, noting competition from autos and the need to maintain affordable fares.
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Hampton Chronicle
Sac City Bulletin
Brookphart
Davenport
Abe Martin Supports Rerouting to Cut Transit Costs
Abe Martin proposes curtailing service on low revenue lines or seeking permission to reroute cars to lower operating costs without seriously impairing current schedules.
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J. T. Crippen
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