Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter Classifieds Note
A scanned archival passage lists newspaper masthead details for Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter including staff names like Hartman Peterson and Burr Ring, pricing, and advertising rules. The fragment mentions Associated Press credit and publication identifiers though content is garbled.
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Waterloo Evening Coure and Daiey
Associated
Associated Press
Wrember Audit Bureau of Circular
Hartman
West Park
John C. Hartman
A. Wi. Peterson
Washington, D. C
Burr Ring
E G. Dougherty
New York
Philadelphia
Story, Brooks & Frait
Bal four on peace talks and German aims in war era
The Indianapolis News cites British foreign secretary Balfour arguing that peace talks are futile while Germany clings to prewar aims. The piece contrasts German colonial policy with France and warns that only force will prevail to curb German expansion. It also touches on heaven, German leaders, and wartime commentary.
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MR. Balfour
Indianapolis
Germany
America
Balfour
Philip Snowden
France
England
Kaiser
Prohibition in Iown prompts new Knoxville plan
Iowa editors note Prohibition is failing as Knoxville seeks to repurpose the anti drunkenness state institution. With only 24 patients and more attendants, locals wonder what becomes of the 400 acre state land, musing about a possible new normal school in the buildings.
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Des Moines
Knoxville
Health notes on gallstones and kidney stones risks
The article explains gallstones form from thickened bile and occur in the gall bladder and liver ducts. It warns that removal of the gall bladder alone may fail if bile ducts harbor stones and notes risks of biliary colic and peritonitis, advising X rays for diagnosis.
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Kehr
Currier
Courier
Side Talks on The Marriage Reaction and Change
The piece recounts a frank discussion about married life and how two partners alter each other. It compares marriage to a chemical reaction where personalities merge to form a new whole or diverge into distinct compounds. It offers examples of growth and balance within relationships and ends with a metaphor of a kite balancing soaring and steadiness.
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Paul
New Jerusalem
Pan
United States
Richard
Sam
Louise
Jumping Jack Plans a Toy House Heist
Jumping Jack envies Alice Doll's fine toy house and enlists a spider to help steal a tea party meal. The plan involves swinging from a thread to reach the doll house, then sneaking into Alice Doll's bed during the planned feast. The tale unfolds with mischief and clever scheming among the wooden toys.
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Alica
Allen
Teddy Bear
Alice
Alice Doll
Dinah
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Jumping Jack
Mice Doll
Tre
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Jaci
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Spiq Jer
Another Waterloo editorial hits Waterloo over draft notices
A Salt Lake Tribune piece titled Another Waterloo defends the draft order sending 13 Waterloo natives to secure productive work or face Class 1. It condemns the local exemption board yet lauds the idea, arguing newspapers and war effort rely on journalism and publicity to shape public opinion and support for the war.
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Waterloo
Draft Board
Crowder
Iocal
Baker
Washington, D. C
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
United States
Germany
New York
Fust
Paris
France
Rolo Pasha
Italy
Caporetto
Marne
Jun
Army
Salt Lake Vist
Ana
Finding Fritz Observer's Job
In a front line view Clarence Budington Kellijand describes artillery observers with American troops. Observers register targets, correct fire, and guide barrages while Y men supply rations and aid, as shells and machine guns test endurance on No Man's Land. The piece recounts observation posts, trench life, and risky encounters with enemy fire.
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Fritaie
Fritz
Mooh
Germany
France
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy for years of relief
A Florida woman recounts five years of irregular pains and back weakness. She says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her and let her perform housework again. The ad urges others with female ailments to contact Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts for guidance.
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Key West
Fila
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. M. Cames
Caroline St
Kay West
Florida
Lydia E. Piskham
Allied advances and coastal bombardment in early WWI prompts
On August 26 1917 British and French push forward along a nine mile front near Ypres. Earlier reports note Allied trenches captured on three miles of the Somme and a German submarine attack on Cumberland coast. An 1814 Japan ultimatum to Germany demanded exit from Kiao Chou within seven days.
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Ypres
Three Mile Scone
Somme
Cumberland
England
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