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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1918

Page

7

A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing and German War Strife

An American observer argues Maximilian Harden masks government aims, accusing him of serving the Kaiser as a tool. He details police corruption, worker misery, and wartime deception, predicting two revolutions as civilians and officers may turn against the regime with growing unrest.

Althe Berlin Germany German Empire Les America Kaiser Maximilian Harden Die Zukunft People's Champion Belgium Harden Belgian Netherlands Calais Antwerp Flanders Limburg Brabant Alsace-Lormaine Luxemburg Hohenzollernism Kommandentur Carpathian Latse Efort Dresden

Seventeenth August Fairbantt Invites and Storm Toll

A windstorm near Mt Bellingham caused property damage and narrow escapes, with no lives lost. Oscar Brown, a 45 year old Illinois Central engineer, injured his hand but blood poisoning emerged after. The piece covers political notes on Senator Hitchcock, the German intrigues, and the impact of direct primary laws on party organizations, plus social notes including Mae Bella Loonan and Dr. Thomas A. McManus wedding plans and street fair fundraising.

East Mra Mt. Bellingham Martha C. Bellingham Albert Asault Oscar Brown Black Hawk County Tlinois Central Buchanan County WF. Parrott James Parrott R. S. Brown Hitchcock Vierecking Minneapolis Journal George Sylvester Viereck America Nebraska Fatherland Viereck Germany Congress United States Senate Xnebra Minnesota Emdarge Teo Witehcoek

Fifty Years Ago in August 1868 Local Notes and Advertisements

The item mix recalls old weather hints, chicken hunting pleasures, and noted moves like A. Snyder buying the Cadar Falls Gazette One notice mentions threshing in Iowa and crop yields while a sketch of St Mark's parish church plans shows a frame building on Parvis Avenue with a tower. Prices for Wheat, potatoes, barley, rye, butter, and corn are listed. A stranded wolf rumor impacts Grundy County, and Cod Liver Oil ads claim health benefits with a testimonial from Mrs. Alice Cousins of Conneautville.

Cook Shwyn Jelawer Tom Catta Tom Cat John FW St. Mark’s New Parvis Avenue Uearly Home Patrol John Biwell

Evolving Spelling Notes in English and Canadian Speech

A fragmented discussion explains how the term leftenant or lieutenant is pronounced differently in England Canada and America. The text hints at phonetic contrasts and suggests an explanation for these variations based on regional usage and linguistic change.

Fort Worth Daily Atlas Early 1878 Local Notes and Market

Forty years ago this Wednesday August 1 1878 soft coal prices surged from 80 cents to 4 dollars per ton in Grundy Center amid competition from local coal men. The report lists enrollments at a district institute including Clara Hunt Mary Logan and Willa Nichols plus local farming notes Elk Run wheat yields of 20 bushels per acre. A six month old infant died of cholera infantum in Lincoln township. Marriage at Belvidera Wisconsin. Diphtheria cases and quinsy after travel. Grain market and local prices for wheat oats corn barley and potatoes with livestock prices and yard notes in W Harvey’s yard.

Tom Cat Trick Nets Mouse With Glue In Attic Plan

A clever lazy cat plans to trap mice using glue in a library and attic. He pours glue into a hole, secures his tail with it, and pulls a mouse from the floor, intending to hoard the trapped rodents while the household sleeps. The tale follows his misadventure and eventual capture.

Tom Cat Tom Everyhony

Clarifying Spellings of Tenant and Lieutenant

The passage contrasts English spelling wan Jlef with American pronunciation and explains the root meanings. It notes tenant derives from Latin tenere to hold, while lieutenant means one who holds a place in place of another, acting in lieu of a captain when unavailable.

Promising Phosphate Cure for Excessive Thinness

An advertisement touts nitro-phosphate as a powerful flesh-growth remedy for thin people. It claims quick weight gain, restored energy, and improved health by feeding nerves and body cells with phosphoric elements, warning it should not be used by those not seeking flesh gain.

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McClure MW. Harden Hohenzotern Revinia Mae Bella Loonan Thomas Loonan Thomas A. McManus Kirk Stewart Menced Creamery Journal D. C Springfield Henderson Leslie M. Shaw Varlow Damand A.C. Holt The Cadar Falls Mullan Mullan & Moody Grundy Coun Sila W. Houghton Chicago Charley Anna Jtakes Cousins Conteaville Penn Alice Cousins Wangler Trog. Co GF. Miller Codvart Serryent England Canada Grundy Center Teachere Istituta Clara Hunt Mary Logan Wila D. Williams Willa Nichols Frank &. Knapp Agnes C. Siossiman Cara Ordway Mary J. William Emma Gunt Viola la Barre Carrie White Mary L. Ayers Mary and Bella McGaffin Baa Virden Eva McGray W. D. Walls Sarah Wells Fannie Grout Lilla Bingham Giles W. Sage A. W. Jobs C. W. Rownd Addie Currier Annis Quackenbush Susie Reiber Andrew J. Lyon Arthur F. Kally Ron William Amanda Kelly Lincoln Township HT. Laka Misa Carrierer Nuyn Watarina Belvidera W. W. Plerea Minneapolis St. Prat Barney W. Harvey Utter Sandman Mrs. Fp, A. Walker Bellans Hansen and Hansen East Fourth Street C. J. Miller Fourth Street Waterloo Iowa Minneapolis, Minn Bath LIC Iverr Bern Judas Lichty’s West Fourth Street
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