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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1919
Page
2
A lengthy editorial reflects on Easter as a symbol of renewal amid a postwar price surge and currency inflation. It warns that prices will stay high, building costs rising, and suggests construction this season is more viable than next. It cites illiteracy statistics from a Midwestern prison as a warning about parental and community roles in schooling.
The article discusses pharyngeal sore throat and chronic pharyngitis, listing causes such as cold exposure and voice strain, and noting symptoms like difficulty swallowing hoarseness and nasal catarrh. It mentions treatments including rest, local throat applications, laxatives, tonics, and medical guidance, plus a reader question about hammer toe and sugar cures for tuberculosis with cautious answers.
A 1918 Thompson Feature Service guidance piece advises couples on handling domestic strain. It suggests budgeting, arranging limited help, and presenting plans to a spouse firmly and practically. The tone emphasizes a businesslike approach and calm discussion to gain cooperation.
New York World notes 25 04 soldiers died in battle near Verdun as the nation builds its great gravesites. Arlington, Chalmette, Chattanooga, Fredericksburg, Nashville, Vicksburg, Antietam and Gettysburg hold thousands of graves. Montfaucon Romagne will bear witness to valor and invite patriotic pilgrimages.
The draft amendment states that nothing in the covenant invalidates existing arbitration or regional agreements such as the Monroe doctrine. Another section proposed to bind high contracting parties to respect territorial integrity and independence, with the executive council advising on how to fulfill obligations in case of aggression or threat.
A reader notes how yarI colored bead chains and scarfs transform black satin gowns. Examples include coral and jet bead accents, blue and black ensembles, and vibrant scarfs that elevate wardrobe without high costs. The piece urges vigilance for affordable fashion aids and highlights the enduring value of color and line in gowning.
In a toyroom tale, Paper Doll and Wooden Man marry after Jumping Jack and the gang chaos ends. Tin Mouse hides the end of Jumping Jack s string, Teddy Bear aids the ruse, and Paper Doll's vows echo amid overturned furniture and a playroom wedding.
The article describes a man weighing 150 pounds as containing about 3 560 cubic feet of gas oxygen hydrogen and nitrogen worth 2 80 for lighting. It notes fats for a 15 pound candle and 22 pounds 10 ounces carbon enough to make 780 dozen pencils. It cites 50 grains iron in blood and phosphorus as a deadly poison.
Compilation of editorials notes the Burlington Hawk-Eye and Davenport Times condemn Governor and Attorney General over political disgrace while Marshal Foch is depicted observing peace talks with stern scrutiny. Council Bluffs Nonpareil defends Senator Cumming as a genuine lawmaker amid league of nations debates and war issues.
In the Manson Journal a tale from Fort Des Moines recalls a vaunted name from a soldier gassed after fifteen months service. Amid pardons and hospital treatment, a Greek ally arrives in Chicago and is nicknamed Hon ete, amid praise of a strong name in captivity.
Indiana creates a highway commission and appoints a director to build a statewide highway system linking every county seat or city over 5,000 population. Four members, with political mix, will serve without standard salaries. The governor and state will guide road building with $15,000,000 in the next two years.
Major General Glorence Edwards, head of the Northeast department, favors reintroducing beer and light wines to Boston army and navy canteens. He recalls starting the Buffalo canteen and nearly opening with beer, arguing that wine use by soldiers abroad shows contentment without drunkenness.
Weathered phrasing notes the season of neglect and mentions a past umbrella factory strike. It observes striking workers still marching and implies ongoing labor disputes without detailing dates or locations.
A 1919 Sam Loyd puzzle caption declares a brain teaser with arithmetic lines about age and sums. The diagram promises packing eight pieces into a square box, with a playful engagement titled Answer to No 42.
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