Adair Henry Bendar
Adair Henry Bendar is listed in the Waterloo Evening Court and Daily Reporter as a member of the association. The item appears to be a newspaper masthead fragment noting copyright, circulation, and advertising policy with official offices in New York and Philadelphia.
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Fall wheat drive and farming notes threaten war needs
The article urges Iowa farmers to expand winter wheat acreage to aid food supply and boost wartime income. It notes sowing from September to harvest next summer, predicts yields around twenty five bushels per acre, and highlights fall wheat as labor efficient and adaptable if spring crops fail. County agent offers guidance on best varieties and sourcing seed locally.
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Iowa
Food Department
Burger
Watterson Career Shadowed by Sale of Courier Journal
Iowa editors lament the likely end of Charles Rowland Watterson’s journalism era as the Courier Journal and its weekend edition are sold for several million to a Mr. one era closure. Watterson’s personal note in journalism gave the paper its personality and spontaneity, a stark contrast to the formal editorial board process now prevailing in large newspapers.
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Watterson
Cedar Rapids
Courier-Journal
Eternie
Hoe
Watter
Tie
Catholic view on world events stirs religious tensions
A Columbus Bund letter urges broad view of Catholics’ role in world affairs. It cites Pope, Emperor, and various nations, arguing Catholic loyalty and unity against Protestant and anti Catholic influences. The piece notes suppression of Kingdom News by the justice department and calls for public information reports.
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Public Information Bureau
St Lows
Ruris
Columbus
Charles
Gelumbusa
Ems
Bim
Elauahrering
Childran
Ance
Mance
Yeluin
Betsias
Kaisertvnnk
Europe
Cardinal Merevier
Belgium
Hhuengary
Anseriof Gmperor
Austria
Troland
Quebec
Spain
South America
Kaiser Fis
Euekes
Kingdom News
Italy
Department of Justice
Jackson Place
Washington, J. C
Farm Loan Bond Prices Boosted by Tax Exemption Contest
The St Louis Globe-Democrat reports federal farm loan bonds at 5 percent interest sell above par due to demand and tax exemptions. Wealthy buyers subject to high supertaxes seek these bonds, causing a large, growing market. Critics urge Congress to end or narrow the exemption to prevent government revenue loss and better serve farmers.
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St Louis Globe-Democrac
Federal Farm Loan
Treasury Department
Congress
Liberty
The First Three Loans
Tables compare results of three bond issues. First Liberty loan asks 2.60 dollars per government unit with subscribers and allotments shown. Second Liberty loan lists 100,000,000 dollars sought with 84,677 subscribers and allotments. Third Liberty loan notes 3,000,000 dollars subscribed with 4, Von subscribers and allotted amounts.
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New York Post
This Day in War August Fourteen Headlines
Aug 14 1914 Germans repulsed by Belgians along the frontier and slough the line. Aug 14 1915 Russians threaten to cut off von Buelow south of TucA. Aug 14 1916 Air approach within 49 tales of lL mace Be AU. Aug 14 1917 Fone Benedict formulates posals, mace Tro.
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Ludendorff's Defensive and Allied Break Outlook
New York August 11 The fourth day of the great Anglo French offensive on the Somme front reveals Ludendorff shifting to hold flank positions between the Somme and Oise as the allies push toward Peronne Ham Chauny. The drive narrows as German resistance stiffens on north flank and Ribecourt Lassigny area while British French forces push with goals to break the German retreat and widen gaps if possible.
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Marne
Foch
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Ludendorff
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Jambrul
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Cambrai
Leon Yarried
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Peronne- Ham-Noyon
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Arras
France
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Champagne
Fighting Parson of '76 in Muhlenberg Contention Tale
The Christian Herald recalls Pastor Peter Muhlenberg’s early life at 29 preaching on the Virginia frontier and befriending Patrick Henry and George Washington. It notes his Lexington readiness and rise to colonel, describing his leadership and resolve despite initial lack of military experience.
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Christian Herald
William L. Pieplow
Milwaukee
Peter Muhlenberg
Virginia
Patrick Henry
Georges Washington
Lexington
Muhlenberg
Woodstock
Nothing Goes to Waste at Camp Dodge Ia in War Salvage
Joseph McDermott highlights Captain Abraham J. Rosenwasser’s drive at Camp Dodge to reclaim every material. Hair from Army horses, garbage, straw, and even scraps are repurposed into explosives, potash, cleaning compounds, and bedding. Clothing, footwear, and buttons are repaired or reused, with salvage operations turning scraps into usable items and even burlap into sand bags aiding the front.
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Joseph McDermott
Lestie’s Weekly
America
National Army
Camp Dodge
Abraham J. Rosenwasser
Dodge
Ing
Rosenwasser
Eighty-eighth Division
Vse
Rook
Fritz Bocie
Switzerland
Muhlenberg’s Break with the Pulpit Sparks Frontier War Call
In January 1776 a rural Pennsylvania church crowd heard Pastor Muhlenberg switch from sermon to war cry. He spoke of times to preach and pray, then declared a time to fight, stripping his gown to stand as a girded warrior. Drums beat as nearly 300 frontier churchmen enlisted, including 52 from Pastor Pieplow’s St Jacobis.
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Muhlenberg
Pieplow
St. Jan '‘Cobi
Health notes on ear disease and deafness from a newspaper column
A column discusses chronic ear infections and otitis media symptoms, including persistent watery discharge, perforation, and bone involvement. It notes hereditary links, irritants, and Eustachian tube spread, plus associated noises, dizziness, and fatigue. It also mentions mastoiditis risk and hearing loss progression.
Side Talks 22 A Big Brotherhood for Employment
A proposed endowed employment bureau would aid middle class men out of work by connecting them with opportunities and fostering real community support. The author envisions volunteers across communities acting as a humane network, offering encouragement and practical help to place jobless individuals.
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Hemetimes
Practice of Medicine Guesswork
It has been said that the practice of medicine at best is a game of guesswork because drug actions vary by individual. Yet Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, a forty year old root and herb remedy, has grown in sales and popularity and is recognized from shore to shore as a standard remedy for female ills.
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Lydia B. Pinkhams
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Goose Lake
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General Assembly
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Waterloo
Prank H. Sirmonds
the Tribune Association
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Currier
BIG Brother Employment Bureau
Whitdlog_ Evening Courier
Waterloo Evening Courier
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