War Work Spoils Girls For Life In Old Home Town
Washington report notes hundreds of rural and city girls who came to Washington for war work prefer staying away from home after the armistice. Many want jobs in New York or distant cities, not back to small towns or teaching roles, seeking independence and travel rather than domestic life.
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Washington News Bureau
Waterlow Evening Courier
Washington, D. C
Washington
Employment Service and Travel Bureau
New England
Detroit
San Francisco
New York
New York City
Federal Employment Service
Gloversville
N. Y
Commissioner of Education
United States
Civil Service
Ryan
Eighty eighth men collect pictures in France
In Gondrecourt France soldiers of the Eighty eighth division chase photographs as souvenirs of war. With restrictions lifted many men buy borrow and send for cameras. Units organize photo sections offering developing and printing for a small fee. Postcard supply runs out fast as merchants profit. money back guarantee offered in first six weeks.
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Gondrecourt
France
England
350Th Infantry
Enly
C. Barclay & Son
Waterloo Doctor Prepared Our Soldiers For Keen War Sight
Capt. Fred C. Sage examined eyes of soldiers preparing for overseas duty and aided influenza care at Camp Sherman and other posts. His wife Mrs. Sage served as Red Cross nurse at Camp Dix and Camp Sherman. Their son Evan served in ambulance corps with the 78th division overseas, while daughter Florence taught home economics in Lake City Ming. The Sages spent a week at the Mayo Clinic where he was elected president of the Surgeons' club for the week.
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Fred C. Sage
Waterloo
U. S. Medical Corps
Sage
Camp Sherman
Washington, D. C
New York City
Mineola
New Haven
Conn
Capt. Sage
General Hospital
Camp Dix
N.J
Evan
34Th
Red Cross
Evan Sage
78Th
America
Florence Sage
Police brace for J. W. W. convention riot risk
Sioux City authorities vow to keep peace during the J. W. W. convention on April 14. Police detained Emil Anderson H Nichols and Edward Lerman for distributing Bolshevist literature and fear threats from Kansas City. Deputy U.S. Marshal Milton Perry Smith to Gedar Rapids with pamphlet copies. District Attorney O’Connor to decide on indictments. The pamphlet The Day of the People by Eugene V Debs denounces capitalists and calls for protest.
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Sioux City
Emil Anderson
H. Nichols
Edward Lerman
Kansas City
Milton Perry Smith
United States
Gedar Rapids
Anderson, Nichols and Lerman
O'Connor
Eugene V.debs
Women Replace Men In Y M C A Canteens In France
Stars and Stripes reports the army now runs Y M C A canteens in France and other front regions. Women are replacing many male staff, with about twelve hundred arriving overseas in the two weeks before March 7. Canteens dispense limited drinks and soon ice cream and soft drinks. Some men are reassigned to school supervision athletic work or entertainment roles.
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Stars and Stripes
Harold C. Williams
A. J. Knapp
France
Soldiers and Sailors Lead Fifth Loan Talks in Rural Districts
Returned soldiers and sailors will headline the county's fifth loan drive in rural districts under county superintendent R. C. Moeller. They will speak in school houses from April 7 to 18, offering talks or brief remarks after other speakers.
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R. C. Moeller
Waterloo Milk Inspector Reports Wide Butterfat Range
The city milk inspector today released a monthly Waterloo report showing a broad butterfat range among dealers, from 3.2 percent just above legal minimum to 6 percent. The document includes unrelated ads and notes a divorce ruling in Los Angeles where Hartry W. Jordan was ordered to pay alimony and faced cruelty claims.
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J. P. Ives
City Milk Inspector Today
Waterloo
Los Angeles
Cal—Hartry W. Jordan
Olive M. Jordan
Monroe
Teachers Gather in Waterloo for Northeastern Iowa Meeting
About five hundred teachers, principals, and superintendents are expected in Waterloo for the Northeastern Town Teachers association convening Thursday at 2 p.m. and continuing Friday. Dr. William F. Russell will speak on Educational Lessons from Siberia, with other sessions led by Supt. C. W. Kline and Prof. S. M. Wallace. The program features three Friday morning sessions and multiple high school and rural teacher discussions, followed by a Friday evening address by Arthur Holmes.
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Fifwen
Waterloo
Northeastern Town Teachers’ Association
Iowa
Des Moines
Muscatine
W. F. Russell
Grace M. EB. Church
William F. Russell
State University
Town City
Siberia
Russell
M. E. Church
Philomel Chorus
Boys’ Glee Club
West High
Arthur Holmes
Drake University
First Congregational Church
C. W. Kline
Ernest Horn
Grace Church
5. M. Wallace
H. L. Miller
University High School
Madison
Wis
M. BE
Church
F. T. Vasey
Mason City
Association
Edwin Starbuck
How Colds Are Contracted
Cols are caused by airborne bacteria from healthy people. Chill fatigue or overeating weakens resistance and invites infection. Take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy per directions to recover. neglect leads to serious diseases from untreated colds.
Nedlin Soles Promote Long Wear and Savings
F T Evans of Seattle reports fifteen months of service from Nedlin Soles on a pair. Shoes half soled remain in good condition, and Nedlin Soles promise long wear, comfort, and waterproofing. Manufactured by Goodyear in Akron with Wingfoot Heels guaranteed to outwear others.
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Neslin
F. T. Evans
Seattle
Washington
Mr. Evans
Nedlin
Science
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Ohio
Dr WM H Ross Tuberculosis Specialist Ad
Dr WM H Ross practices at 602 Learitt and Johnson Building limited to diagnosis and treatment of Tuberculosis and chronic chest diseases. Office hours 2:00 to 5:00 PM, evenings by appointment.
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Learitt and Johnson
Bitro-Phosphate Promises Steady Flesh and Nerve Power
Thin People of Waterlog advertise Bitro-Phosphate as a daily source of firm flesh and active brain nourishment. The ad claims it replaces nerve waste and creates new strength and energy, sold by druggists with a guarantee of results or money back.
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