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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1919

Page

3

How to plant and care for garden roses

Advice on choosing well drained fertile ground and open sunny locations, soil mixes including cow manure compost, bone meal and lime, bed preparation, spring and fall planting guidance, root handling, watering, pruning, and selecting varieties like Hybrid Perpetuals and Hybrid Teas for cut flowers with local guidance for adaptation.

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Green clad woman aids bandits in Minneapolis robbery

A motorcab driver, Arthur Schoenert, reports a trio robbed him of $9 after a ride from Forty-second and Hiawatha avenues. A woman in green pantalets and red hat rode with two men, one in a soldier uniform, ordering him to stop. The group drove off with the cab and fled downtown, the woman taunting him as they left. The police found the cab hours later, noting the trio had departed earlier.

Minneapolis Jas Arthur Schoenert Schoenert Forty-second Hiawatha Schoeners Tian

Controlling Garden Pests and Mildew in Home Roses

Readers learn to wash rope aphis from plants with a fine spray and to use a strong stream of water if a garden hose is available. It recommends powdered sulfur or Bordeaux mixture for mildew and cites Farmers Bulletin 760 for full growing directions for roses in home gardens.

Farmers

What Germany Will Lose in the Peace Terms

The forthcoming treaty would strip Germany of 20 000 to 30 000 square miles of territory housing 6 to 10 million people and its colonies in Asia and Africa. It disarms Germany, seizes its fleet and commercial marine, blocks the Saar coal region, and imposes 25 to 50 billion dollars in reparations, with further losses of Alsace Lorraine, Schleswig Danes and Polish eastern provinces. The piece weighs Germany’s potential consent or resistance and the risk of renewed conflict, questioning Prussian parallels and the broader effect on Europe.

Germany Asia Africa Saar Europe Alsace-Loraine Schleswig Austria Som Lorraine Upper Silesia Brest-Litovsk Great Britain America France Belgium Prussia Jena

Hope-Bubbles and the Slippers of a Dream

Isannah Hawley returns home to a neglected house and a husband named Zebedee. She reveals using $300 for a vacation, buying white satin slippers, and discovering that hopes and dreams, once vivid, now feel outgrown and fragile. Zebedee suggests replacing faded hopes with new middle-aged ambitions as Hannah weeps.

Isannah Hawley Zebedee Hawley Zeb Hannah Gebedee Sylvie Zebedes Zebedee Hawley

Mrs Dooley's Advice To Working Girls In Milwaukee

Mrs Dooley urges working girls to try Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for functional disorders. A Milwaukee woman shares relief after using the remedy, claiming renewed energy to work from morning to night. The ad promotes the product and invites letters for special advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass.

Milwaukee Wis Lydia Lydia B. Pinkham H. Cooter 25Th St Dooley Lydia E. Pinkham

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