Czernin's Austro German Bluff Draws Mixed Reactions
London reports Count Czernin's Vienna council address as a softer stance yet still labeled Austrian bluff by Daily Mail. Papers say Berlin’s blockade claim fails to satisfy hungry civilians and warn of iron and blood in ongoing war. Italians fear renewed Austrian effort on the Italian front as Italy must resist as on the western front. A deputy notes Czernin's remarks show Austria seeking to detach the U S from the Allies.
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London
Count Czernin
Berlin
Vienna
The
Daily Mail
Germany
East
United States
Wilson
Czernin
Bulgaria
Turkey
America
Rome
Italans
Giornale d'Italia
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Austria
North Sea
the -Driatic
Chamber of Deputies
Giornale
Giornale, Declares That Count Czernin
France
No Adjusters Are Required by Soldiers' Families
A Red Cross bulletin cautions families of enlisted men against hiring lawyers or agents to claim government insurance or benefits. It notes that intermediaries are unnecessary and delays stem from high government correspondence rather than any need for outside help. Chapter workers are advised to inform dependents accordingly.
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Central Division
Red Cross
United States
Farmer’s suicide linked to failing Liberty Bond purchase
New Hartford, Va. April 4. Jessie Immings, a farmer near New Hartford, committed suicide by hanging in a barn after reportedly repeatedly saying he could not purchase a Liberty bond. The body was found by Fred Kelbert. Immings, survived by his widow and one child, had warned of disloyalty if unable to buy the bond. Also noted, army school probables and Y M C A efforts to establish draft age training in Waterloo with drill, French, first aid, and radio telegraphy courses slated for potential noncommissioned officer preparation.
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New Hartford
Jessie Immings
Fred Kelbert
Immings
Waterloo
Signal Corps
Social and club notices plus
Waterloo society pages report showers and meetings held at homes for Mrs Elmer Ford coterie club and Linger Longer club. Westfield unions elect officers. Burns and Burns wed in Cedar Rapids with pink white decor. Community groups schedule card parties suffrage meetings and reunions amid social events across Waterloo area.
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St. Francis Circle
Elmer Ford
Mmes
Edeward Simms
Wilbur Gondon
Coterie Club
P. H. Lynch
A E. Hanson
Pond Lily
Lee Ingersoll
William Frost
Lester Falloon
Lloyd Cushman
Among the Churches Christ Episcopal Dinner and Vestry Meeting
The Christ Episcopal Ladies guild hosted about 50 men at a dinner in Floyd's hall with Mrs F A Sporle as chair. Rev M L Tate acted as toastmaster, with responses from J A Gury WR Law G O Welker E J Wenner Hope C Martin W W Life-Farlane and W A Moore. Vestry officers and committees were announced as the year begins. Grace M E program leaders Mrs W Cotton and Mrs Claude Miller directed an all day Foreign Missionary society event with luncheon by Mrs Sage and delegates chosen for the May 12 home missionary district meeting in Mason City.
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Waterloo Equat Suffrage Association
Des Moines
Wilbur W. Marsh
G. H. Worthen
Lulu Cushman
B. Duke Naven
R. A. Folk
Frank Dobson
Anna Lawther
Waterloo
Equal Suffrage Association of
Christ Episcopal
Ladies‘ Guild
Loyd’s Hall
F. A. Sporle
M. L. Tate
J. A. Gury
WR. Law
G. 0. Welker
E. J. Wenner
Hope C. Martin
W. W. Ife- Farlane
W. A. Moore
D. M. Place
Grace M. E
W. Cotton
Claude Miller
Foreign Missionary Society
F.C. Sage
Home Missionary District
Mason City
Community Women Host Weekly Club Meetings Across Churches
County chair F L Marquis spoke on the coming Liberty Loan. Several churches held missionary society meetings with guest participants and volunteer performances. Attendance ranged from about 30 to 150 as groups convened for programs and routine business.
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F. L. Marquis
Lberty
B. Park
F. J. Miller
Tiz for tired and sore feet ad preview
Advertisement touts Tiz for tired feet with puffiness swelling and soreness. Claims quick pain relief from callouses bunions and burning. Encourages buy a 25 cent box at the drug store to soothe aching feet.
Liberty Loan Campaign Song Over Here for Third Liberty Drive
The article presents a World War I era song titled Over Here adapted for the third Liberty loan campaign. It includes rough chorus lines urging the public to buy bonds, praising patriotism, and calling readers to attend meetings and distribute pamphlets. The text mentions general verses and a chorus, with lines about supporting the war effort through bond purchases.
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Hera
Kong
Millinery and Rates Mentioned in Fragments
A fragmented local notice discusses Woods Millinery and fashion style prompts, while unrelated transportation fare rulings are attributed to the Interstate Commerce Commission. The text mixes marketing lines with a report on third class poultry freight rates approved for western trunk lines and Oklahoma Territory destinations.
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Washington, D. C
Earlanda
Mues
Missouri River
Oklahoma Territory
Interstate Commerce Commission
Church group meetings hold sessions across parishes
The text notes warm church events with the Ladies' Aid Society of East Park Presbyterian meeting under Mrs. Anna Kipp for a business session. Mrs. Bishee resisted the hostess to serve light refreshments, and Mrs. W. J. Horner led the serving.
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East Park
Ladies’ Aid Society
East Park Presbyterian Church
Anna Kipp
Waterloo Seeks Sanitary Inspector as Applications Rise
Twelve applications were filed with the city clerk today for the position of sanitary inspector for Waterloo. The city council and the mayor will review them at the next regular session and consider the candidates.
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City of
Waterloo
Apba
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Woods Millinery
H News of Society
Burns
West High School
Waterloo Business College
Rock Island Freight Office
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Railway
Holy Name Court
Sacred Heart Church Hall
Blue Bird Circle
Wilda Beck
Kumchatawhile Club
A. P. Smith
M.D. GL. Cluvp
5. Botkin
William P. Thompson
Sam J. Strayer
Hudson
Drinkwater
Saskatchewan
William Strayer
H. C. Gutknecht
Strayer
Frank
Cal Strayer
West. High
West High
Esther Peterson
Marie Reaney
Evelyn Wiegand
Philomel Chorus
Elizabeth Forrester
Kathryn McCartney
Yvonne Barton
Rebecca Kelly
Vangelina Powers
Helen Cowles
Carol Cobb
Florence Howard
Woman's Club
Hazel Russell-Lamson
Fine Arts
Daughters of the American Revolution
Memorial Hall
C. ¥. Brownz
Myrtle Crane
Lincoln Circle
St. Rose's Circle
Mt. Vernon
Mt. Vernon Township
James Gordon
H. C. Gordon
June Gordon
Marjorie Stubbs
Frances Eyestone
Harvey Gilbert
Arthur Gilbert
Wilma Chorpening
Albert
Flora Eyestone
Norris Buechele
Mildred Beatty
George and
Mary
Wangler Bros
First Presbyteriand
O. G. Munt
John Robertson Macartney
J. R. Bunyan
G. ¥. Wiughes
First Baptist
Olive Hunphrey
Mark Wucphrey
Anna Mishler
Missionary Society
A. Hoffman
F. R. Asquith
T. Drew
C. J. Asking
Graves Memorial
Missionary Society of Graves
Memorial NW
PJ. Coward
D. W. Boyce
Herman Hoffman
P. N. Sehreiner
J. H. Yaggy
Central Christian
Missionary Society of Central Curilatian Church
Noble Little
G. D. Serrill Lef
George Miller
Little
J. A. Francis
Metzgar
First Brethren
C. E
C. T. Mason
Charles Trainor
John Taylor
Mary Horner
Paul Strayer
S. T. Llogver
First Evangelical
Woman’s Missionary Society
C. S. Altstadt
W. EI. Brunn
USA
Sycamore Street
W. C. Kohl
Army
National Guard
Liberty Loan Campaign
Woods
W. J. Horner
Jou
Luu
Gina
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