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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1917
Page
6
President calls for declaration of war against Germany, outlining mobilization of forces, expanded navy, and decisive allies credits. He frames neutrality as untenable, warns of autocratic aggression, and urges rapid collective action to defend democracy and global peace. He stresses cautious taxation and broad mobilization.
A vintage advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as the sure hair grower and dandruff remover. It claims soft, glossy, abundant hair in minutes and two weeks of noticeable new growth. The strapline urges readers to apply a small amount and watch results.
In courts of justice and amid intrigues tied to the German government, America’s generosity fades as evidence of hostile aims emerges. The nation accepts the challenge of battle to defend liberty and democracy, affirming no selfish conquest but the right of nations to choose their life paths, with no peace built on messages of tyranny.
Advice warns against heavy alkali in soaps and shampoos drying the scalp and Brittle hair. Uses refined coconut oil as a mild cleansing option, claiming it cleanses thoroughly, leaves hair silky and manageable, and can be bought cheaply at pharmacies for multiple family use.
The address outlines war aims and conduct as belligerents, stressing no indemnities or selfish goals, defense of rights, and high spirit. It notes Austria-Hungary’s stance on submarine warfare, defers judgment on Vienna, and declares entry into war only when forced, opposing an irresponsible government.
An old ad proclaims stomach ailments as the nation’s curse and touts Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy. It claims the product clears the system of bile and catarrhal deposits, soothes chronic inflammation, and can prevent surgeries. It offers a free book and a money back guarantee through local druggists.
An advertisement touts Gets-It as the new war on corns, claiming fast, painless removal. The copy features testimonial claims of relief after two applications, promoting 25¢ bottles and broad Waterloo and Chicago distribution from EB Lawrence & Co. and local pharmacies and grocers.
A wartime address emphasizes loyalty to German Americans while warning of disloyalty. The speaker urges patience with the current government, promises firm action against real traitors, and asserts that democracy and rights of small nations justify America's entry into war. He pledges to defend these ideals with resolve and sacrifice.
A mob at Spencer station threatens to lynch Charlie Craig charged with murder in Royal. He is to be taken to Emmetsburg for trial as officers shield him. a scuffle injures a Royal man. Craig's relatives arrive from Alton to plan defense. age cited as 13 or 15. Trial time kept secret amid Royal tensions.
Clyde Martin, 17, from Gladbrook, traveled to Waterloo to enlist in the national guard after taunts that he was a coward. He said he wanted to join the army, but age and parental opposition bar his enlistment. He plans to return to his restaurant job.
In Hagerstown Maryland Frank Carter a black man from Sandy Spring clashed with Walter Temple another black man over a craps dispute. Temple allegedly drew a pistol and fired at Carters head but the bullet glanced off splitting his hair. Dr Shallenberger notes a 200th visit in Waterloo.
A store highlights a large selection of coats praised for price quality and style. The emphasis is on affordable, well-made garments that appeal to shoppers seeking value.
New spring dresses showcase a variety of models and silk heavy weaves with mixed materials. Prices are attractively set for pre-market sales and reflect updated styling from the season.
Silk and wool skirt designs feature plain Tes and wide stripe effects. Models show high order design quality with contracts made early, giving buyers the advantage of early prices.
A catalog note highlights waist styles for all occasions in varied materials with new color blending and beaded effects. Special attention is drawn to Georgette Waists offered at four ninety eight.
Clover showcases Silk Petticoats with exquisite materials to pair with the new Faster costume, promising the most attractive designs yet and a splendid match for the forthcoming apparel line.
The display highlights growing veil popularity with new pattern veils in gold and color, plus the latest circular veil designs.
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