WaterLOO Evening Courier notice fragment
Fragmented newspaper boilerplate about republication rights and publication details. Mentions Waterloo Iowa operations, editors Hartman and Peterson, pricing, and advertising rules. Contains scattered names and generic notices rather than a complete event.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Associat
Star
Tn Tits
Iyer
Minnister
W. H. Hartman CO
West Park
John C. Hartman
Amt
A. W. Peterson
Treas
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Waterloo
Iowa
Cates
Publicity Might Be Fatal in War Time Debates
A late war column discusses the U S perspective on open diplomacy with Japan, criticizes The Nation for seeking final terms during wartime, and argues for gradual disclosure to counter German propaganda. It notes Marshal Foch's Marne counter stroke and U boat fears along the Atlantic.
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United States
Japan
Russia
America
Protect the Wheat Fields and Roosevelt Reflections
Iowa editors urge farmers to plow furrows along railroads to stop sparks from locomotives amid dry weather and fire risk in wheat fields. Webster City Wrangler Journal recalls Col Roosevelt praising his son Quentin's service and character after his death. Des Moines Register notes Foeh gaining the 20 years lost since the Picardy drive, possibly transferred to General Ludendorff.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Inne
Webster City Wreeman
Roosevelt
Troni
Quentin
Des Moines Register
Foeh
Ludendord
Profit in Wheat in Vedette Report on Wheat Profitability
W G Roberts farms twenty four acres of fall wheat and computes costs and income. He earned 8580 for loaned money and 1200 from selling 600 bushels at 2 a bushel, with total production costs of 261 and land value and taxes. He reports a clean profit of 430 or 38 per acre and lists detailed operation costs to show profitability.
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W. G. Roberta
W.G. Hak
Saul
Arcien
Opportunity for Great Gift to Shape a New World
Dr John R Mott, leader of the World Students Christian Federation, argues that postwar reconstruction offers a chance for strong Christian leadership. He urges Americans to increase per capita giving to Red Cross and welfare funds, citing Canada’s Four-year wartime giving of 14 per person. He warns against nullifying sacrifices and says Christ’s principles remain unchanged despite the upheaval. He calls for fellowship with suffering and building a new world on firm Christian foundations.
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Riviera Olson
John R. Mott
Worl Students Christian Federation rFince
Therat Latel
United States
Red Cross
Christian Associations
Natia Welfare
America
Canada
Minneapolis
Northwest
Flanders
Verdun
Switzerland
Christ
German retreat on Somme line slows Allied drive
In the post Somme phase German forces hold the old Somme front while Ludendorff aims to stabilize the line from Gaugaume to Noyon. British and French pursue, but the “war of movement” has ended. the offensive shifts to penetration, then pursuit, then pause with the Germans expected to defend the upper Somme or the Hindenburg line. Foch’s strategy has yielded the greatest allied victory yet and a vast capture of German troops and guns, though a full breakthrough remains unlikely in the near term.
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Ludendorff
Uttte
Peptom
Drus
Ford
Unis
Biff
Bang
Herfaffer
Hun
Crown Prince
Freddie
Marne
Foch
Rupprecht
Alpert
Montdidier
Ger-maun
Marshal Fock
New York
Hindenburg
Stataina
Oise
Somme
Ancre
Chaulnes
la Lussigny
Ribscourt
Ludendorf
Gaugaume
Peronne
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Noyon
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Aisne
Hindenburg Line
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Picardy
Fock
Paris
Channel
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Soissons
Noyou
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Somme Salient
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Side Talks on Anger as a Hidden Poison
A collage of observations on anger's harms and the urge to argue. Personal anecdotes compare anger to a poison that harms both body and mind, with quotes from Plutarch and Beecher and reflections on propriety in argument. The author notes anger over minor matters undermines fairness and self-control.
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Plutarch
Mear
A Turkish Dream sparks debate over Turkey Germany ties
The piece contrasts Turkish pan Turkism and Ottoman censoring with German leverage in wartime alliances. It notes Tasviri Evkiar as a sensationalist paper and Ta l a at Pasha leaders, arguing that Turkey must keep to central powers or risk separate fate. The piece weighs Russia’s collapse, Dobrudja and Thrace shifts, and prospects of a Turkish Serai with German terms.
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New York Evening Sun
Germany
Turkey
Tasviri Evk
Iar
Tasviri Evkiar
Talaat
Tamerlane
Russia
Caucasus
Turkestan
China
Mongolia
Dobrudja
Thrace
France
Mesopotamia
Syria
England
Teneéos
Imbros
Dardanelles
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Canadians advance near Loos capture Hill 70
On August 16, 1917 Canadian forces pushed forward near Loos and seized Hill 70. The advance signals a local success amid the ongoing campaign in northern France.
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Loos
Hill
Carpathians
Balwan
London
United States
Escapes With Dough From Madame Trotzky in Stockholm
San Francisco Chronicle reports Madame Trotzky arrived in Stockholm with 2,000,000 rubles. The Foxy Trotzky has not yet left the Kaiser era context, but they may scrape by despite the high cost of living.
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San Francisco
Madame Trotzky
Stockholm
Trotzky
Uncle Harry Discusses Russia and Its Turmoil
Uncle Harry analyzes Russia's unrest after the March revolution, noting Mirbach and other German officials murdered and Ukraine tensions with Germany. He links oppression under czars to current violence, cites Petrograd demonstrations, and highlights Wilson's support for Russia's move toward democracy. Readers may write with signed inquiries.
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Russia
Uncle Harry
Jimmy
Mirbach
Gen. Eichhorn
Germany
Ukraine
Kiev
Uncle Har Tr
Centur
Petrograd
St. Petersburg
Harry
Helen
Althe
Wilson
America
Health Q and A on chronic ear discharge and hip numbness
A reader asks about ear disease causing chronic discharge and army rejection. Dr Currier explains middle ear perforation bone destruction and potential complications, prognosis, and treatments while noting hearing loss is common and cure is rarely complete. A second question suggests hip joint trouble. the answer advises orthopedic evaluation for possible hip disease and earlier treatment.
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Nuddie
Currier
Dr. Currier
Drese
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