Poster advertisement and newspaper masthead details
Waterloo Evening Courier and Waterloo Reporter published by W H Hartsian Company with date 09 11 18 in Waterloo Iowa. Listing staff John G Hartman president and editor and A W Peterson Lee treasurer and general manager. Rates include daily per week 10 cents by carrier and yearly mail outside city eight dollars. Claims larger bona fide circulation than any daily in Waterloo.
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Waterloo
Evening Courier
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
W. H. Hartsian Company
West Park Ave
John G Hartman
A. W. Peterson Lee.Treas
Gen. Mer
Postolfice
Iowa
Bona Fda
Lessons from the Dairy Cattle Congress at Waterloo
The Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo is praised as an educational event and a practical showcase for pure bred dairy stock. It highlights modern feeding, care, and labor saving devices, forecasting big profits with pedigreed cows and positioning Black Hawk county as a national dairy center.
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National Cattle Congress
Flo
Waterloo
Stagh
Cable Congress
Ames
Iam
State College
Compresa
Cattle Congress
Black Hawk County
Chic Evans
Winterloo
America
Atlantic
Iowa
Des Moines
Prospect Golf Club
Evans
Chick Bana Poised for Championship Contests
Report notes that Chick Bana is well prepared for forthcoming championships, admired for his sincerity and strong sportsmanship. Observers believe he will be difficult to beat, with a broad fan base eager to see him back in action.
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Chick
Fife
The Value of Following in the Duke of Wellington’s Army
An officer recalls Wellington saying he moved up in rank only when ordered and urges strict obedience to superiors or inferiors. The piece argues true leadership grows from following and self discipline, noting leadership is following in action and without complaint.
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Duke of Wellington
West Point Critique Warns of Military Snobbery and Training
A harsh critique denounces West Point as an aristocratic factory that educates cadets at public expense while instilling contempt for enlisted men. It argues the school overemphasizes mathematics and tactics, with burdensome disciplines and a prideful culture, despite graduates often becoming notable soldiers.
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West Point
Brase Butte
Wrest Point
Hudson River
To Tell or Not to Tell About Bargains
A neighbor and her sister argue whether exposing bargain prices is good taste. The writer weighs appearances against honesty, noting people split between revealing savings and keeping costs secret. The piece favors not oversharing but recognizes both views as valid depending on what one values: status or clever frugality.
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Punt
Iowa Editors Summarize Views On Defense And Liquor Issues
A compilation of editorials and comments from Iowa newspapers covers Congressman C. C. Dowell’s farewell visits and his stance on national defense, favoring a strong navy, coast defenses, submarines, and an army of at least one million without a large standing army. It also critiques liquor laws, bootlegging penalties, and proposes jail terms to curb violations, alongside remarks on potato prices and other local themes.
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Dowell
Knoxvile Journal
C. C. Dowell
Washington
Ile
National Guard
War Loan Assured Opinion Notes Banks’ Nationwide Role
The piece argues the war loan is already assured and will involve widespread bank participation beyond New York. It condemns opposition as artificial and stresses the loan’s importance for U S exports and foreign demand, urging disregard of dissent and noting the need for a large foreign credit program.
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Baches Review
New York
United States
United Stat
Old Isaac aids John and saves his schooling
John, living with his mother, works to support them after leaving school. Old Isaac, owner of a barn and a curious menagerie, offers to rent his house and fund John’s education. The arrangement lets John return to school and attend college, with Isaac’s money bequeathed to him after his death.
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Janae
Jann
John
Isaac
Old Isaac
Mr. Brown
Sam
Ming
McClure
New York City
Berlin's ten cent meals spark pride and protest abroad
A correspondent in Berlin describes the rapid growth of cheap kitchens run by the Kinder Velks Kuech Verein. He details meals priced at ten cents with five cent desserts, orderly German organization, and crowds of hungry patrons. He notes families sharing, children eating happily, and a strong national mood toward victory.
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Berlin
Healthy Baby and Mother's Peace Advert
An advertisement promotes Mothers Friend as a safe remedy to ease pregnancy stress. It claims relief from nausea and morning sickness, reduces nerve pressure, and supports ligaments, touting it as dependable and in use for generations with availability at first class drug stores.
Constitutional Catarrh Cure Marketed by Toledo Firm
Advertises Halts Catarrh Cure from F L Thener & Co Toledo Ohio as the sole constitutional remedy. Claims internal doses and direct action on blood and mucous surfaces with a hundred dollar reward for failure to cure. Circulators and testimonials promised. also promotes Wake Wall's Family Pills for constipation.
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FL J
Export trade up again after dramatic fall last year
The review notes exports rose from a low period in September to November, with 206 million dollars less exports year over year but an overall yearly total of 3.033 billion and an import excess of 1.366 billion. It urges continued credit to sustain domestic business and warns against wasting opportunity. Snake steals watch in Pennsylvania. a farmer finds and kills a long black snake with a watch inside its stomach. A 16-year-old in Elkader suffers a fatal impalement on a fork handle during a fall into a ditch, with recovery anticipated.
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Sunbiry
Kline’s Grove
Charles R. Johnson
Haring
Johnson
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