War situation illuminated by pamphlets and library shelves
Public library catalog highlights war pamphlets and books by Ian Hay Owen Wister Bryce and others detailing varied nations views and personal war experiences. Includes history fiction and contemporary analyses with authors such as Bryce Hay and Wister and a long list of titles and authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mysaor
Ian Hay
Qwen Wiiter
Viscount Bryce
Rome
Ceremany
Githar Parker
Engleharbletty
Ingure
Allen
J. P
Hurpah
Haltolujun
Cormacy
Brithain
H. E
Vordun
Choradime
Andre
Panxormun
Davis
R.H
Ailion
Franko
Kuno
Gibbons
Ginason
A. Hy
Wares Hall
Hankey
Wonald
Hay
Dan
Lan
Insue
Dant
We. m
McConnell, Jr
Irrance
Robinson
W. J
Snareden
Charles
Belgium
Sherwood
Margaret
French General Potain Defends Faith in War We Are Fighting
General Potain writes a series on why fighting must continue and why a peace is premature. He explains how Germany provoked the war and analyzes events of the summer. His article is praised by the press for reaching soldiers and the public with clear arguments against peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuport
Dritaly
Vincount Bryce
Babylun
A. J. Toyhea
Womelt
Gielestron
Liles
Cermany
Belgium
Luxemburg
France
Louning
Pilkone
England
Garmin
Somme
Parti
Potaln
Inehtet
Bullein
Germany
Wid
Cionerd Tetaln
Potnin
Welfare Baby Clinic Plans Weekly Progress Records
Mothers attend the Welfare Baby Clinic in the Welfare Association room to receive feeding guidance and supervision. Dr J W Giers, nurse Mick Hotta Solfort, and association staff instruct on proper food amounts and track each baby's progress weekly. Sessions run Wednesdays from 1 to 3, with accommodations for families unable to afford medical services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Association
J. W. Giersou
Mick Hotta Solfort
Manentine Woltere Associaton
Red Cross Denies Draft Into Catholic War Nursing Rumor
Baltimore June 27. Cardinal Gibbons questioned the Red Cross about rumors that the organization barred war nurses from serving. Mr Wadsworth replies that Red Cross nurses may wear their official dress while serving and declines any ban on the lady workers under the Red Cross or in any nursing capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
American Red Cross
Nuralag
Cathollc
Gibbons
Red Cross
Wadsworth
Ted Cross
Washington, D.C
Ratton
Iowa Engineers to Leave Soon Brief Military Movement
Iowa City's Engineer Company A receives orders to move Thursday morning June 28 from Muscatine to Camp Dodge or Fort Dos Maines. About Va men with khaki uniforms but limited gear, awaiting arms and equipment from the war department. Town Commercial Club to provide breakfast and a patriotic sendoff. soldiers to camp with local townsfolk bidding them farewell. Steamer Keokuk delayed three hours due to unloading, affecting arrival in Muscatine and onward progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Iowa City
Guy
Loxun
C. L
AL Davenparty
Wita
Rock Tyland
War Department
Cairao
Jrore Dos Maines
Camp Dodge
Town City Commercial Club
Wateh
Koldier Boyd
Felands
Kinamen
Paper Day Aids Red Cross Drive Run By Local Residents
Local residents and rural police urge paper collection for a Red Cross fundraiser. Volunteers organized to gather waste paper from households, with trucks donated by local businesses. Scouts assist in loading, and piles are to be kept dry under porches or shelters in bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manasalina
Amelst
Crag
Ae Jvoyk
Imeans
Olefte Hall
Twenty Teachers Take Examination at Court House
Twenty teachers and prospective instructors sat the initial goverment teachers exam today at the court house under the direction of County Superintendent M D Bradley. Nearly forty are expected to take the tests before the examination ends Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houan
Sehoola
M.D. Bradley
Bradley Atatas
Public Notice of Indentation For Sewer District Six
Public notice announces the city plans a combined storm water and sanitary sewer project in Sub-Sewerage District Six of Main Sewerage District Three in Muscatine. It details estimated cost of 41080, cost apportionment 70 percent to properties, 30 percent city share, and invites written objections to be filed by a specified deadline with the City Recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soworaga
Muneating
Munesating
Anid
Severnea
Erty Council
Peraoy
Brook Street
Oxacas
Muscatine
Glynn
H. B. Caple
City Recorder
Webster City visitor notes illness of Sehmidt family
F E M Allman of Webster City Tay arrived yesterday in response to a notice declaring my brother in law Oscar Sehmidt of 326 Green Street ill with tuberculosis. Allman and Sehmidt are both receiving medical treatment for tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Allman
Webster City
Tay
Oscar Sehmedt
Green Streat
Mr. Sehmidt
glareing lights not under ban in new headlight law
Des Moines officials point out a drafting omission in the new headlight law. The clause banning blaring spotlights may be ineffective because the rule about not using lights over four candle power with proper shielding could be read to allow direct beams above forty-two inches from the road. If enforcement hinges on that detail, many drivers will be lawbreakers after July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Lighta
Obituary of Phillip F. Bailey of Cedar County Town
Phillip F Bailey dies June 14 1914 at age 72 born in Columbia Ohio moved to Cedar County in childhood served Civil War in Company G 165th Ohio Infantry survived by son Walter and daughter, wife Anpoling Whitacre predeceased. family, farm life, temperate and devoted to community and church work. history mentions two volumes recognizing his life and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip FR. Bailey
Columbianas County
Ohio
NewrySyn
Weven
Cedar County
Tor
Sheen
Bailey
Yousgoat
Eldght
Amaga
Atron
Jessie
Willam
Tmma
Mrayor
David
Raylor
Halley Wa
Cadur County
Misa
Anpoling Whitacre
Walter GO
Hia Do
Mailey
Jackson Post
Ge A
Liberty
Ne Ofs
Thero
Ronnining
Ling
One Hundred
Ohio Infantry
Bailey Tower
Balun
Witte
Jothars Ag
Bunnies Seek Manager In Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids Bunnies face a managerial vacancy as Doc Andrews resigns reaction to team performance. Harry Shanley takes temporary charge while a permanent manager is sought. Pitcher Reena and Catcher Stumpt are released. Pitcher Drolan plans to move to Bunnytown with arrival expected Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Jana
Cedar Rapids Bunnies
Tom
Doc Andrews
Bondagebaly Association
Harry Shanley
Fratenchor
Paldon
Shantey
Beldon Hill
Pitchor Reena
Pitchor Drolan
Bunnytown
Nursor
Thia City
To Prevent Strike of Ship Builders
New York June 27 12 000 shipyard workers could be affected as talks continue to avert a general strike in New York shipbuilding plants. Rowland B Mahany from Washington expected to arrive to mediate and adjust differences in the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Ya
Alnstain
Department
Planta
New Yorke
Rowland B. Mahany
Washington
District Court Notes Cancel Property Sale In Muscatine
Judge FD Letts opened an order terminating the sale of South Muscatine Lumbar Co property to Davenport Iron and Metal Co for 8300 after objections by Fullerton-Powall Hardwood Lumber Co of South Bend Ind. Attorney G Alibea said J Slagel agreed to buy for 5800. Also wedding planned for Lloyd Lovelett and Esther Maegin. Divorce petition filed by Fred Lincoln against Florence Lincoln cites cruelty. Final report of M Carpenter approved. Decree granting Walter Thompson divorce from Helen Thompson signed by Judge Gatton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Muscatine , Lumbar Company
J. A. Bartomeier
R. C. Schenck
Davenport Iron and Metal Company
Vale
Fullerton-Powall Hardwood Lumber Company
South Bend
Ind
G. Alibea
Iat
J. Slagel
Lloyd BR
Lovelett
Issther W
Maegin
Fred Lincoln
Florence Lincoln
Hanley
Excursion Benefit Planned by Hallo Girls Muscatine
The Hallo Girls of Muscatine announce a benefit excursion to aid a local cause. Proceeds from the July 2 event will support patriotism and community efforts, promising an enjoyable outing with preparations led by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Latin American Congress to Be Held in Buenos Aires
A Latin American diplomat said Latin America will hold a congress in Buenos Aires to determine stance in the world conflict and discuss how peace can be brought about. Argentina invited Mexico, Panama, and others about a month ago, with Mexico reportedly accepting. El Universal in Mexico City notes a controversial front on relations with Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassoclatet
Mexico City
Mexico
Moaxica
Panama
Argentina
Buenos Ayres
Latin-America
Menspaper
el Univeran
Germany
el Universal
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Fiales OF
Wate
Gilbert Parkar
Creat Firit
Ada
A. G. Rentenlehner
Detroit
Haifa
Thompson's Hardware Store
Indiana
Apecintist
A.W. Morgan Flendora On Rug Co
Mebride & Cons
John Ratelitte
Snd
Riomeko's Drug Store
Mulberrs Ave
Snow White Drug Store
Iowa
Cormpany
Cedy
Mort
Alonmer
Keokuk
Muacatind
Indy
Tomonrow
Bunnies
M. Carpenter
Gerald
Bayer
Walter H. Thompson
Helen V. Shompson
Uotta
J. G. Ganimerer
Cabbage — Koern
Roy Tooman
Ee Fon Saia
Farmers Friend Feed Yard
Furniture Bleeker
Fox Bend
Ta Deane Hotel
Turlington
Aurtauin
Hurtig, Ste. Co
Danone
Muscatine Auto Exchange
Third Street
Anson Clothing Co
Paul Steinmetz
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