Unconditional Surrender Called for by Allied Powers
The piece argues for total defeat of Germany with unconditional surrender and rejects any armistice terms via diplomacy. It denounces Kaiser Wilhelm II and militarists, urging Allies to dictate terms, punish aggression, and prevent Germany's return to power after World War I.
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England
France
Germany
Belgium
Serbia
Roumania
Russia
Kaisen Bill
Kaiser Bill
Rippling Rhymes of a Cold Autumn Overcoat
A poetic monologue depicts a harsh October wind and a soaked overcoat kept in pawn. The speaker laments financial strain, a drained bank account, and poverty while storms, bare trees, and bats-like imagery frame the chilly season. The uncle’s overcoat, once worn, remains unavailable amid hardship.
End of War Sparks Call for German Leadership Change
The commentator likens wartime acts to youths starting trouble with bricks and burning matches. He urges that Der Tag for German leaders is near, arguing their removal is essential to secure lasting world peace.
Centerville Football Score Disputed Saturday
Reports from Centerville about Saturdays football game leave the final score uncertain as Nate Ross could not confirm whether the margin was 70 to 0 or 71 to 0.
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Centerville
Nate Ross
Temper of American People Opposes German Compromise
The temper of the American people expressed locally and in the press is against any compromise with Germany.
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Germany
Plu Epidemic Pressures Iowa City Merchants Urge Early Christmas Shopping
The Plu outbreak hits Iowa City with hundreds of cases and several deaths but new infections are waning. Health officials work to control the spread while merchants warn that late orders for Christmas gifts will not arrive. Paper conservation reduces paste-board boxes and may force shoppers to carry purchases home in sacks.
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Iowa City
The State's True Design and Human Uplift Princi ple
The quotation discusses the state's purpose as fostering citizen growth in mind and body within security. It asserts the aim is liberty and humane development rather than coercion, aligning with Spinoza's notion of Uberty as a guiding principle.
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Uberty
Spinoza
Pursuit of Perfection Requires Time and Repeated Effort
The text notes that 100 percent efficiency cannot be achieved in a single day. It may require many attempts, perhaps a hundred, and even then discouragement is possible if a second hundred tries are needed.
Dangers of Improper Drug Use for Sleep
A cautionary note warns that any drug powerful enough to induce sleep becomes dangerous unless prescribed by a family doctor. Misuse risks “in somnia” cases, while bromides may be safely used in 15 grain doses at bedtime for nervousness.
To Revive Corks From Leaking Bottles
After corks become compressed and cause leakage, the article suggests treating them by boiling water and soaking them until the water cools to restore a proper seal.
Just Human Nature in a Dallas News quip
A Dallas News quote argues a man proves his nature by avoiding even small losses through a pocket hole rather than risking larger sums in speculation.
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Dallas News
Liberty Chorus Aids Third Liberty Loan Unity Across Nationalities
Mrs Constantine Howard of the Foreign Language division notes a shift in the Liberty loan drive with foreign born workers now selling bonds to Americans across 22 nationalities. The Liberty chorus of over 100 voices galvanizes patriotic events and civic betterment as unity grows beyond borders, welding communities together as wartime sacrifice expands.
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Constantine Howard
Foreign Language Division
Liberty Chorus
Howard
Chicago
Liberty Loan Drive Urged By Wounded Hero
A Chicago speaker and wounded Chateau Thierry veteran urges Americans to fund the Fourth Liberty Loan quickly. He recalls the battle where U S troops pressed forward without halting, insisting a six billion dollar drive be put over from the jump to achieve the objective.
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Arnvig
Chateau Thierry
United States
Chicago
Find It in Their Work by John Ruskin
Quote attributed to John Ruskin about men finding amusement in proper work. Suggests occupation shapes pleasure, with work and play inseparably linked as a natural outcome of fulfilling labor.
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Johno Ruskin
Budget Your Bond Buying By Grace Dixon
Federal Reserve director urges households to budget for Fourth Liberty Loan bonds as essential, comparing government insurance to fire and life policies. She advises tracking expenses, increasing subscriptions before the drive ends, and prioritizing bond payments at budget start for future security when the boys come home.
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Grace Dixon
Federal Reserve
Howe
Don’t Disappoint the Boys Liberty Loan Appeal
A wartime appeal urges full Fourth Liberty Loan subscription to boost Pershing's troops. It questions readers' commitment as soldiers await funding in trenches and Y huts, emphasizing the emotional impact of not meeting the goal.
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Pershing
Liberty
Nobody Ever Does Enough Liberty Bond Plea
A wartime voice recalls a wounded officer who in spirit insists more effort is needed. Despite seven wound stripes and a broken arm, he plans to return to his company, urging fellow Americans to buy more Fourth Liberty bonds.
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Tie
Ermans
Alway
United States
Belgian General Gillain Granted Legion of Honor
Lieutenant General Gillain chief of the general staff of the Belgian army is a cavalry officer with a brilliant colonial career. At the war’s start he commanded a cavalry brigade and then led the fifth Army division before taking his current post. Marshal Foch recently decorated him with the Commander of the Legion of Honor insignia.
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Gillain
Marshal Foch
Legion of Honor
Liberty Bonds Rally Cry Captures Tough War Spirit
A clipped wartime pamphlet tone urges citizens to buy Liberty Bonds as a sacrifice for liberty. Prominent lines challenge readers to invest all they can, even at personal cost, to support the war effort and ensure victory. The provocative message underscores patriotic duty and economic pledge during the crisis.
Krueger bound over in Wisconsin draft dispute case
Mrs Lou Krueger and her son Frank were bound over to circuit court on a charge of killing Tharry Jensen in a confrontation between a posse and the Krueger brothers alleged draft evaders. The incident occurred September 14 when the Kruegers resisted arrest at home. Jensen was killed during the fight.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Oqet
Lou. Fee Krueger
Frank
Tharry Jensen
Withee
Krueger Brothers
Kroeger
Jensen
Train Schedules for Washington Branch Line
The notice lists arrival and departure times for multiple trains including No 13 30 60 11 49 29 87 89 and local passenger services on the Washington Branch with freight numbers 430 835 836 and 449. It notes daily operation with certain trains not running on Sundays and names H W Russel as agent.
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Washington Branch
H. W. Russel
C B and Q No 3 Passenger
A brief line noting a passenger count or classification referenced as No 3Passenger in connection with C B and Q. The readable text provides limited context on the transport or service details.
Train Schedule Notation From January 1918 Update
The notation lists Westbound No 25 passenger time 12:52 a m lim No 8 passenger 9 10 a m No 81 local ceccces 12 0 p m No 91 freight on Tue Thu Sat with corrections to January 20 1918 for the C M and St P line and related services.
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West Lim
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Wilson & Wilson Lawyers
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W. H. Butterfield
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Wm. Sutherland
Lieut. Gen. Gillain
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Physicians and Surgeons
A. John Droz, M. D
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Irvin EK. Huston
Lemley
Washington, IA
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M. H. Sartor
Sartor & Sartor Chiropractors
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Klein Klothing
Red Washington, Iowa
J. D. Dayton
Westchester, Iowa
Washington County
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R. R
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A. M
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W. M
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