Waterloo Evening Courier Ad Rates and Publisher Notice
The Waterloo Evening Courier lists advertising rates and policy notes for the Waterloo, Iowa paper. It includes contact details, publication claims, and the Washington Bureau credit. The document emphasizes rights of republication, circulation figures, and ad standards under Hartman Co. management.
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Associated Press
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Audit Bureau of Circulatona
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West Park Ave
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John C Hartman
Aw, Peterson
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Cutside
Waterloo
Towa
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Washington
Munsey
Dougherty
Congress As 4 Critic War Debate Shapes Looming Strife
A Chicago era column argues Congress will face sharp criticism as war legislation and budgets move forward. It predicts leadership battles over shipbuilding, government ownership of transport, coal policy, cabinet reorganization, and whether figures like Mr Root or Mr Roosevelt should attend allied conferences. The piece expects rising opposition to the administration’s war program.
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Austria
Congress
National Armas
Root
Mr. Roosevelt
Allied Conference
Saving for the Flag
The article outlines Secretary McAdoo's report with future war spending in billions. It warns the public to save vigorously to fund ten billion dollars by June 30 and fourteen billion for bonds starting July 1, arguing government needs must be met without harming vital industries.
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McAdoo
A Story With a Moral About Liberty Bonds
In Chicago a dinner of the liberty bond squadron recalls a German farmer who hid $19,000 in a starch box under his bed. A salesman persuaded him to invest, and the money, once wasted, now flows into war bonds boosting government funds and easing the farmer’s anxiety.
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Liberty Bond Zatasmen
Chicago
B. F. Troxell
Cook County
Troxell
Belgian Children Fund Promotes Christmas Aid by Henry Clews
Henry Clews of New York again raises the Dollar Christmas Fund to aid Belgian children homeless after the war. Funds will buy foodstuffs to supplement ration on Christmas day, bringing yuletide cheer to youngsters. appeal urges readers to be Good Fellows and help. The piece notes wartime reforms, Prussia, and leaders Kerensky and the Turk Efe, with cautious commentary on the war’s progress and winter quarters.
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Henry Clews
New York
Press Comment Recoveries From Waste
A Minneapolis Journal item discusses wartime waste and recycling. It highlights New York garbage recovery profits, describes cork reuse in France and metal salvage in Scotland, and notes shifting American practices due to war. It also cites drafts examinations, civilian disruptions, and price inflation concerns. The piece ends with a quip about spring and a hint of the coming first fooling rouling season.
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Minnesapolis
Park
Chicago
Daily Mail
New York
Evening Alone After the Kids Leave Town
A narrator returns to an empty house after sending the children off by taxi to Des Moines. He recalls supper at the Nonpareil, wanders to the Crystal and Palace theaters, and finds solace in a quiet club game with Art before returning home to a creaky, lonely house and a wish for the kids to be back.
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Great Western
Des Moines
Cambrai
Sarah Gamp
Uncle Sam
America
P. J. Barnum
Hart
Wa. S
Virginia Pearsoo
Virginia
Plaza
Art
Sul
Every Able Bodied Man Must Go to Work in Iowa
Iowa editors urge universal mobilization of labor next year to harness all capable workers including youths from eighteen to nineteen and even farm horses to plow. Des Moines Capital notes no loafers should be tolerated while Sioux City Tribune reports La Follette and Gore silent as war aria for Austria-Hungary faces approval. Sioux City Journal adds all eleven Iowa congressmen reportedly back war measures.
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Des Moines
Sioux City Tribune
la Follette
Gore
Austria-Hungary
Sioux City Journal
Iowa
Austria
Side Talks on Christmas Spirit and Santa Claus Giving
The Authorman argues against equating signing checks with Christmas spirit and outlines plans to adopt a family with many children. Volunteers will have the kids write letters to Santa and the group will fulfill wishes, aiming for genuine joy in giving without smugness.
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Arthurman
Wes
Santa Qlaus
How the Bee Got Its Sting in the Moonlit Dell
In a moonlit dell the fairy queen refuses a lake sail but later equips bees with tiny darts to guard the fairies. Goblins attack from rocks but retreat as bees use their stings. The bees keep the darts, and thus the sting becomes a tale the bees tell.
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Jada
Adenitis in children and neck lymph nodes dangers
Health columns discuss adenitis or lymphangitis in infants and young children, noting neck swellings likeness to beads, causes from infections and dental or ENT issues, potential tuberculous involvement, and general treatment: cold or hot applications, ichthyol, wound care, nourishment, and climate. A reader asks about a lympangioma case. expert agrees the doctor’s prognosis is hopeful and emphasizes monitoring and doctor’s guidance.
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Ilttla
Huber
Rotary Club Talks and War Service Plans in Lincoln
The Lincoln Rotary Club postpones regular program for a talk by Charles M. Young on Liability Insurance next Monday. Members plan 60 cent lunches, 20 cent Red Cross contributions, and discuss war service activities through Rotary with Y M C A, Red Cross, and War Camp Community Recreation funds.
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Rotary Club
Charles M. Young
International Rotary Clubs
United States
Rotary
War and Navy Department
K. C
American Library Association
War Camp
Liberty Joan
Red Cross
Smith College Alumnae Plan Cuts Dues With Life Membership
The Alumnae association of Smith College offers lifetime dues relief by paying 30 pounds for two life memberships. Funds were invested in the Second Liberty Loan, tying War Savings Certificates campaigns to food conservation and the National Public Service Reserve.
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United States Public Service Reserve
Alumnae Association
Smith College
Saving Baseballs and War Duty Debate
A proposal to exempt a percentage of professional baseball players from military service is discussed nationwide but condemned by players, IT, patrons, and the public. The stance emphasizes that victory in war requires full national effort and that striking against service is unacceptable.
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Christian Science Monitor
United States
Runaway Balloons Spark Western Alarm Amid Bomb Fear
The New York World reports two stray balloons caused widespread panic in Western towns. Editors warn a guided bombing scenario against civilians could create far worse chaos than mere strays.
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New York World
Calicura Heals Little Boy Of Rash On Head
Mrs S Brant of Harris Minnesota reports her four month old son suffered a spreading head rash for six months causing itching sleeplessness and hair loss. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment his head healed following a single box and bar. Samples offered and post card address provided. Sold everywhere.
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S. Brant
Harris
Minn
Dept. A
Boston
Allen Auto School ad promises quick training for war effort
Leab R to 2 be auto echanig in four to six weeks. Trained mechanics in greater demand due to war. Government needs men to replace losses. Students taught with hands on instruction and equipment. Free Book of Facts on auto business. Write or call Allen Auto School, 2024 Forest Ave, Dea 3.
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LEABR
Reater Gemandar
Allen Auto School
T. Stolp
Forest Ave
Dea
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Taterloo Evening Courier
ASD Daily Reporter
Prussia
Kerensky
Turk Efe
Chicago Tribune
Custer
Omsha World-Herald
Brighton Beach
Emporia Gazette
Newark News
Food Administration
Savannah News
Germany
United States Army
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Minneapolis Journal
Harry LeRoy Capwood
Aining
John B. Huber
Courier
the Rotary Club
Rotarians
Lincoln
Neb
Bosworthy
Tuestar
Springfield
Republican
Department of Labor
Topeka Journal
Calicura
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester, Mass
Spaghetton
C. J. Fullerton
Iowe
Bezenna
East Fifth Street
Kondon
Kondon Mf&, Co
Minnesrouiz
MINA
Isu
Sloan
Peerage
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