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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1918

Page

3

Foch's Great Victory and the Second Marne Campaign

An analysis of the second battle of the Marne detailing Foch's counteroffensive, the German retreat from the Marne salient, and the strategic outcomes. It contrasts with the first Marne, notes the German strong defense on retreat, and assesses the turning point in the 1918 campaign.

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Entente gains push toward Paris as 1918 campaign unfolds

As May arrives in the 1918 campaign, American troops in France number nearly one million, reinforcing Foch’s strategic reserves for a decisive blow toward Soissons. Germany, battered after Pleury and Argonne losses, is not beaten and may strike again, possibly against Paris while the British regain strength. The cautious view remains: optimism tempered, but the path to Paris now blocked.

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Chinese Queues Yield a Revenue Quest for Hair Profit

In Peking authorities suppress queue revival amid fears of imperial symbolism. Police seize on hair trade profits as officials, including foreigners, remove queues for hygiene and profit, with many workers selling thick Chinese hair at five to six Mexican dollars per lock.

Peking China Europe

Los Angeles Culls Thousands of Cats for Conservation

In Los Angeles during the past year four thousand three hundred ninety seven cats were destroyed under a conservation claim. The same year fifteen thousand six hundred and three dogs were licensed. The item notes large animal control activity and pet licensing in the city.

Los Angeles Cal

Still Hope Alas: Pessimist Admits Some Light Emerges

In a ponderous Sioux City Journal tone a confirmed pessimist concedes that not all is lost after a momentary meal of sweet corn.

Sioux City Journal

Soap Shortage in Germany Sparks Wartime Washing Dilemma

Berlin newspaper reports soap scarcity as Germans face adulterated imports from Dutch Hungarian Danish and more with prices rising. Imperial clothing bureau pushes sparing linen and banning acids and chlorides from washing while officials debate soda shortages and war conditions. A separate investigation details a $1.7 million soap theft scandal involving the government soap syndicate and co operative buying office officials.

Amsterdam Germany Imperial Clothing Bureau War Bureau Berliner Tageblatt Dusseldorf War Committee On Jsent Association of German Co-Operatives Co-Oper

Goats to Mother Lambs Hemper Oregon Story

Goats will nurse motherless lambs in Marrow county this year. Frank Roberts has gone below the Rio Grande to buy 190 Afex cows. Stockmen expect goat milk in original packages to outperform condensed milk and reduce human labor.

Marrow County Frank Roberts Rio Grande

Pershing to wear silk lined vest for cold battle winds

General John J. Pershing is set to receive a white silk lined vest to guard against wind on the front. The Seattle National League for Women's Service plans the garment from discarded women’s gloves. A foreign scientist claims invention of an electrical curling device for women's hair.

Pershing Seattle John J. Pershing Gen. Pershing Seattle National League For Women’s Service

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