Private branch exchange numbers and ad representatives
Telephones show numbers 25 and 27 for private branch exchange, with staff roles listed including publisher editor and business office contacts. Advertising representatives are named for Chicago, New York, Kansas City, Newark, and Atlanta with firms Cane Lorenzen Woodman and associates.
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Tawa
Orator Pinswers Nak
Loamie
Amnazing
Adltor
Itv
Sectory
Foltor
Malline Room
C. R. Rabbedeaux
Adv
Mery
Nusiness
Chicaro
Cane
Tarenzen & Woodman
New York
Tarenzen & Woods
Prunawick
Kansas City
Lorenzen &Woodman
Gumbel
Darratt
Lorenzen & Woodman
Free Press
Atlanta
Cone, Lorenzen & Woodman
Muscatine War Savings Stamp Drive Urges Full Participation
The Muscatine drive calls for hundreds of volunteers to canvass the city tomorrow to secure pledges for war savings stamps. The aim is two million dollars, more than half the last Liberty Loan, demanding thrift and sacrifice as residents pledge to buy stamps to the full limit of their ability.
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Muscatine
Lmit
War Stamps Investment Pitch Promotes Uncle Sam Banking
An excerpt touts War Stamps as a superior investment offering government backing. It claims funds may be withdrawn with interest and compares War Stamps to banking with Uncle Sam rather than a local bank. The language emphasizes safety, growth, and liquidity for investors.
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Uncle Sam
Letter highlights Iowa 168th Regiment in World War I
David Livingston of Washington Jaws recalls the 168th Iowa regiment’s fierce fighting in France noting not a single prisoner taken until May 31 and praising Iowa soldiers. The Marine Corps base totals show 341 dead 769 wounded and two missing over 1 112 casualties while Marines stemmed the Marne invasion. Letters home boost morale amid prolonged war effort.
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David Livingston
Washington
Jaws
Iowa
168Th
Hawkins
Skinner
Montgomery
Muscatine
Louisa
Livingston
France
Germany
Attilla
Marne
Berlin
Letters from home boost morale for troops overseas
Soldiers in France long for news from relatives, feeling cut off in a foreign land. They urge frequent letters as mail moves slowly, with officials striving to speed overseas correspondence once soldiers are located.
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France
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claim Cure All Stages
$100 reward offered if Hall's Catarrh Medicine fails to cure catarrh in any stage. Advertises internal use and blood action to strengthen constitution. Proponents urge readers to request testimonials from F J Cheney and Co of Toledo Ohio and note availability through druggists.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney &Co
Tolede
Ohio
Drucmat
Von Kuehlmann Speech Faces Skepticism Abroad
The Chicago Tribune questions the German foreign minister Von Kuehlmann's speech as unlikely to sway views outside Germany and Austria. It argues Wilson's four principles distill a disillusionment with German aims, noting Germany's gains in Ukraine and the Baltic, the destruction of Roumania, and the broader danger of Pan Germanism. It warns Allies to demand concrete guarantees before negotiating.
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Germany
Austria
von Kuehlmann
America
England
France
Italy
Brest-Litovsk
Wilson
Ukraine
Baltic
Her
Roumania
West Front
Balfour
Potsdam
Chicago Tribune
The Clubman Whom Women Would Not Marry
Donald Macbeth overhears dismissive talk from Tan Vining and Lorne Miller about his scarred face making him unattractive and doomed to bachelorhood. He recalls a once-handsome image in a club wall portrait and wrestles with whether a good woman would marry him, deciding to spare Marguerite an engagement that could break her.
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McClure
Donald Macbeth
Tan Vining
Lorne Miller
Vining
Miller
Morton
Marguerite
Night The Snight and the Theatre Passion
In a city theatre Marguerite Morton captivates Donald Macbeth as he debates proposing marriage despite worry over social opinion. Behind the scenes Miller and Vining plot a supper, Miller hoping Miss Morton will connect him with his family fortune as Marguerite attracts a deeper admirer.
Difference Between Courageous Acceptance and Gloomy Submission
In a discussion on happiness, the author argues that happiness arises from enlightened acceptance of life and service to humanity, not from destructive resignation. Through anecdotes of mothers who grieve, the piece contrasts hostile submission with harmonious, hopeful attitudes, urging a great, harmonious life view and daily choosing joy over misery.
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Fern. Howard
France
Ieah
Sugar scarce war kitchen guidance urges canning without sugar
Miss Mollie Feil presents a three part wartime series on preserving fruits without sugar. strategies include dry packing cold pack methods with unsweetened canned fruits and juices, using sugar substitutes, and encouraging raw fruits at table. Also notes invalids needs and limited jelly or preserves. John J. Barry, a Clinton resident born in Russia, enlists at the Davenport recruiting station and heads to Jefferson Barracks for Coast Artillery enrollment.
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New Orleans
Mollie Feil
County Crop Improvement Association
Russhan
John J. Barry
Clinton
Davenport
Jefferson Barracks
Coast Artillery
Russia
When Itching Stops There Is Safe Zemo Treatment
A small dose of Zemo provides fast relief from itching skin irritations and cleanses the skin. Ask any druggist for 35c or $1 bottle and apply as directed. It helps pimples, eczema, ringworm, blotches, and related eruptions disappear, leaving skin soft and healthy. The E. W. Rose Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland, O
Reminiscences of Long Ago in Local News
A retrospective column recalls events from 60 to 10 years ago. Notes include a banner sent to President Buchanan from Fairport, a Muscatine stove delivery of 70 stoves, hot weather church services, Fourth of July celebrations with a principal address by Geo. G. Cornell, a marriage in Nebraska City, a rescue hose company Fourth celebration, summer visitors, staff changes at the Journal, a Lone Tree Fourth visit estimate, a Tremont Palace link, and a drowning incident involving Emil Dittman and Freddie Liecbo.
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Old Buck
United States Express
Buchanan
Washington, D. C
Harry W Lockmore
Fairport
Town
J. J. Smith
Muscatina
Muscatine
C. Starr
Nebraska City
Iowa City
Julia J. Scudder
S. N. Candee
Robbins
Fair Grounds
Lone Tree Station
Edna Dennison
Dr. Kennedy
Tremont Palace
Iowa College
Des Moines
Emil Dittman
Freddie Liecbo
Ed. Bowman
Dittman
Judisch Funeral Set for Friday at St Mathias
Funeral services for Chas Judisch, who died Tuesday at Bellevue hospital, will be held at St Mathias church at 9 am Friday with Father Leonard officiating.
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Chas. Judisch
Bellevue Hospital
St. Mathias Church
Father Leonard
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