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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1914
Page
10
A prince tired of courtly life follows a gold key to a snow mountain and a palace of ice. Inside he finds rooms of gems and music, discovers a sleeping snow girl revived by warmth, and learns she was cursed by a rival witch from the Land of Snow and Ice. The key unlocks the final door where love and rescue await.
Do your eyes trouble you or do you wear glasses already This piece urges eye care warning that neglect causes trouble and promotes Optona tablets dissolved in warm water for eye relief Two to four daily uses can clear inflammation and improve vision while warning against delaying care
The tale ends with the couple wed and the mountain blooming with trees and flowers as the fairy and the lock are found. Tomorrow’s story hints at “The Troublesome Pet.”
Chicago reports immediate troop movement with Armour & Co receiving a 260,000 pound beef order the largest yet. Orders for bacon corned beef and hash sent by fast freight to Galveston and on to Vera Cruz. Nelson Morris Swift & Co and others participate in mobilization, with stockyards facilities ready for emergency consignments.
Waterloo Town announces advertised mail for April 22 1914. Names include Mrs Josephine Berrett Mrs Addiel Brown Mrs Wesley Clemmons Mrs J F Crosby Mrs Frank Dnede and many others. The list mixes ladies and gentlemen with various addresses and surnames linked to the town.
A fragment states that in large German colonies in Brazil many coal-black Africans can talk nothing but German, highlighting linguistic aspects of colonial communities.
Washington April 27 President Wilson was told by top international law experts he must proclaim war or concede to Huerta. Reprisals at Vera Cruz are not enough to curb Mexico without a declared war, and a blockade would amount to war. Experts urged peace but warned of risks if war is avoided.
The Philadelphia Times notes that Japan still offers public service chances for older men. Count Shigeno bu Okuma recently accepted a position signaling a cultural openness to aging leaders in public life.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a premiership spanning six years with public service starting in a treasury-related education phase. It mentions Torviga affairs minister in 1898 and treaty revisions after a restoration, plus a liberal international stance. It cites Count Olima as premier in 1896, also an agriculturist and foreign affairs minister, later opposition leader. Also a Krupp steel works figure with 65,000 employees, followed by a housewife quip from Louisville Courier-Journal.
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