Waterloo Daily Reporter Ad Policy and Rates Notice
The Waterloo Daily Reporter lists Associated Press affiliation and publication policy. It notes the right to reject fraudulent ads and reserve to edit copy, with advertising rates and special pricing for contrasts. Also mentions bureau locations and staff roles.
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Associated Press
Associated
Repub
Auate
WH. Hartalan
West Park Ave
Ee Osporte
John C. Hartman
A. W. Peterson
Munsey Bidz
Dougherty
Our Casus Belli on War with Austria Hungary
The author argues for war with Austria Hungary, citing 1915 grievances and abuses by Dumba and Prussian influence. He condemns Austria-Hungary as a decrepit, semi medieval state and notes allies like Bohemians and Bosniaks as oppressed peoples. The piece emphasizes a strong wartime stance and urges taking action.
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Austria
Daak
House Foreign Relations
Dumba
Teuton
Ancona
Persia
Kbmug
Austria-Hungary
Prussia
Potsdam
The Halifax Disaster War Report
Early reports describe Halifax wreckage as one of the war’s worst disasters. Officials attribute the catastrophe to a storm and chance rather than enemy action, noting immense loss of life and material damage yet vowing continued troop and munitions shipments and city rebuilding. America’s aid is anticipated.
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Tts
Halifax
America
Crippled Men and War Time Relief
A wartime editorial discusses the looming need to care for disabled veterans as thousands may return with injuries. It cites the Red Cross Institute for Crippled Soldiers and Sailors in New York as a model and expects government action to expand support and retraining. It also notes a U boat victory with the sinking of the British liner Apapa off the Gold Coast, with eighty lives lost including women and children.
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America
Franca
New York
Red Cross Institute For
Apapa
Gold Coast
Africa
Ship Torpedoed Without Warning in Distant War Zone
A passenger liner was torpedoed without warning with a second ship’s end fatal while women and children were lowering into lifeboats. The attack, miles from the war zone, reflects Kaiser's Uboats waiting for weeks for an opportunity. Since the war began last February, few passenger ships have fallen victim, suggesting defense efficiency rather than humanity.
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Abe
Kaiser
Mission of art and wartime devotion in a fractured world
The article recalls Fritz Kreisler’s stand for art amid Austrian military ties, calls for art’s role as a unifier, notes praise for Lincoln’s memory, and highlights thrift stamps for youth. It also touches on wartime sentiment, recruitment humor, and early Christmas shopping by the President and Mrs. Wilson.
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Fritz Kreisler
Kreisler
Then and Now in Iowa Editors
Iowa editorials review how modern warfare surpasses Civil War era hospitals anesthesia and quick battlefield surgeries. A Manson Democrat quips a flag in the heart beats a flag on a pole. Sioux City Journal notes the president’s message trimmed to brief terms.
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Manson Democrat
Sioux City Journal
The Trouble at St Paul and War Era Letters
A Minneapolis Journal editorial urges unity among union labor to condemn rioters in St Paul and rebuke socialist leadership. It cites a compromise over streetcar buttons, exams Socialist influence, and praises Gompers. The piece follows other clippings on potato prices, food conservation, and international views.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis Journal
Twin Cities
United States
Etd
Aly
Mr. Shine
Mr. Gompers
Socialiam
Safety Commission
Angio-Neurotic Edema and Health Advice Column
Health and Happiness by JOKN B HUBER discusses angioedema, causes, symptoms, and prognosis. It includes reader questions about cold-induced swelling, throat involvement, and recovering strength, with doctor notes on heating, diet, and when to seek care.
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Lord Bacon
Pieces From A Troubled Era In Anxious Fragments
A collage of satirical clippings and verse reflecting social unease and wartime sentiment. Includes quips on politics, labor, and economics, with mock recipes and editorial snippets from Chicago and St Paul papers. Contains mock attacks and references to propaganda era fears.
Secret Entente Plans Put Free Port and Protectorate Forward
New York world reports the Leninin government in Russia publishes a secret arrangement among Russia France and Britain. It proposes making Andretta a free port for the Armenian hinterland and creating Palestine as a home rule protectorate under joint guarantee. The move is billed as feasible and necessary.
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New York
Leninan
Russia
Entente
France
Britain
Alexandretta
Palestine
Side Talks on Fresh Beginnings and Morning Habits
The piece reflects on starting each day well, arguing that a bad start cascades into poor outcomes. It urges practical steps: rise promptly, present a cheerful breakfast face, curb complaints, read the morning paper with purpose, and tackle housework or commutes efficiently to improve the day and life.
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St. Simon
Monsieur
The Prince Rescues Nina From Witch and Tiger
Hunters escort the Prince and Nina's peril ends when the tiger skin dissolves to reveal Nina. The Prince vows to help and leads a quest to free the village men bewitched by the old witch. They bathe rocks with magic water to free the captives, and Nina becomes Princess with a village feast each year.
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Nina
Pacifism Meaning Shifts Toward Pragmatic Peace View
In the Washington Star the term pacifism is described as evolving toward a practical stance. The piece suggests a variant term pacifistic used to imply a flexible approach to peace advocacy and conflict resolution.
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Washington Star
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Woman Become Mother
A testimonial from Poplar Bluff Missouri shows a woman ill with sterility regaining health after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She became a mother and resumes full household work, joining numerous other letters praising the remedy. Warnings about seeking confidential medical advice are included.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Poplar Bluff
bMo
Lydia
Pinkhham
Kinkstham
Attia B. Tismons
Almond St
Lydia B. Pinkham
Sudan grass for 1918 ideals for stock feed
Sudan grass is a warm climate annual introduced by the Washington agricultural department. It yields 5 to 10 tons per acre as hay, resists drought, and thrives where cane and millet fail. It tolerates heat, needs warm soil, and can be sown late for a bumper end of season harvest. Seed yields range 300 to 760 pounds per acre with prices historically between 12 cents and $1 per pound.
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Dayton
Armour & Co
Chicago
Food Administration
Agricultural Department
Washington
Sou-idan
Egypt
Sudan
Extaa
Oklahoma
Iowa
Black Hawk County
Brome Brass
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