Red Flag Dwindles in Berlin Bolstering New Banner
World staff report from Berlin and London notes the red flag of Bolshevism nearly gone in Berlin, replaced by the red black and gold banner of 1848. Editorials from Die Rote Fahne show Bolshevik influence fading as Ebert Haase government gains support and calls for a February constituent assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aro Peach-Fisarot
Star
the Press Publishing Co
New York World
Berlin
London
Spartacus
Die Rote Fahne
the Red Banner
Petrograd Pravda
Kerensky
Ile
Gard
Spartacus Group
Scheidemann
Prussia
Kurt Hisner
Munich
Jena
Germany
Constituent Assembly
Social Democrats
Tea imports rise sharply amid stricter quality checks
Tea consumption in the United States jumped by 36 percent in the year ending June 30. Imports reached 148,684,900 pounds versus 105,984,000 pounds the prior year. A customs report notes tight tea examination rules have nearly eliminated artificially colored tea.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
Advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure, non stimulant kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims vegetable ingredients, teaspoonful doses, and purity statements with sample offer and drugstore availability. Consumers are urged to request a sample by mailing ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. Bing hamton New York and to mention the Waterloo Daily Courier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Waterloo Daily Courier and Reporter
Yen Leaving Camp Better in Mind and Body Assertion
Battle Creek Michigan reports Camp Custer dischargees better for military training and health. Officers say men leave camp improved in mind and body, with pay through discharge and 4 cent a mile travel expenses. Local notices mention births and ad phrases among other fragments.
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Yen
Battle Creek
Mich
Der
Avery
Camp Custer
Custer
Howard
Smith
Dawson
Ttoy N. Cowin
Franklin
Sun ' Ta
Warl Bidwell
Gustavus TE. Delax
Frances
Last Night's News in Brief Highlights
New York I The Commercial cable company seeks a restraint in federal court to curb Postini General Burleson from further cable control. Berlin II Armistice talks continue with France asking German command to name plenipotentiaries to discuss prolonging the pause. New York III Marshal Boch may visit the U.S. when duties permit per a telegram received in Newark. Lima IV Peru accepts U.S. and Argentina mediation for a Peru Chile dispute settlement. Copenhagen V Counterrevolutionary unrest is reported in full swing. Potsdam VI Berlin dispatch notes. New York VII A moderate steel price cut for year start favored by the American Iron and Steel Institute committee. B YL Gary opposes wage reductions as too low.
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New York
Tacific
Fedendt
Postini
Burleson
Berlin
Mathias Euercar
Delagit- Lion
Marahhal Boch
United States
Newark
Lima
Peru
Argentina
Chic
Copenhagen
Potsdam
National Tidende
Pon
Lana Steel
American Iron and Steel Institute
B. YL
Gary
Uie
First Clarksville Boy 18 Home From Service
Mass Cheever, the first Clarksville boy discharged from the service, arrived home Sunday from Camp Doodee. He left July 24 for Camp Pike and was later sent to Camp Merritt New Jersey before final discharge at Camp Dodge with other Merritt men.
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Clarksville
Wee
Cheever
Camp Doodee
Camp Pike
Wrk
Camp M Ritz
N. J
Ge Wis
Camp Dodge
Camp Merritt
Tanlac credited for relief in Cedar Rapids woman’s ailment
Mrs. G. W. DeVault of 518 South Second Street Cedar Rapids says Tanlac improved her sleep appetite and reduced soreness after a long period of poor digestion and nervousness. She reports better health, recovery of appetite, and diminished aches and pains since starting Tanlac, also noting some benefit from Trypotac tablets.
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Tye
G. W. DeVault
South Second Street
West
Cedar Rapids
Tanlac
Schuneman Drug Cosement
Swedett’s Limited Mission Curbs Women Property Votes
A discriminatory policy in 19th century Swedett restricts voting by women property holders, limiting participation in public elections. The rule excludes women with property from casting ballots, shaping local suffrage norms and civic access during the period.
Dieppe Ointineny claims soothing relief for joints and muscles
Advert reads that Dieppe Ointineny eases stiff joints muscle pain and inflammation with a soothing scent. It touts instant relief for rheumatic and neural pain and congestion and lists local drug stores selling the product in Nebraska.
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Madrid
Leon
Pally Uiby
Poslam Skin Remedy Ad Claims Quick Relief for Eczema
An old advertisement touts Poslam for eczema and itching, promising fast relief and healing without risk. It claims Poslam soothes, cools, and treats skin, with a free sample offer from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
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Paslan
West 47Th St
New York City
Gets-It Corn Remover Advertises Pain-Free Peel
An old time ad claims Gets-It corn remover is painless and effective, promising quick corn loosening and easy, single-piece removal. It extols liberty and safety versus razors, touting production by E. Lawrence & Co of Chicago and listing Waterloo stores and pharmacies in its distribution.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Waterloo
Wangler Bros
C. J. Miller and
Strickler’s Pharmacy
Sloan's Liniment for Rheumatism Relief
Many men and women rely on Sloan's Liniment for rheumatic aches muscle soreness and joint stiffness caused by weather exposure. It relieves neuritis lame backs neuralgia and headaches and is advertised as clean refreshing economical and quickly effective.
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Sloan
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Montreal
Phelps
Jefferson
Wang & Miller's
Waterloo Commercial Club and Chamber of Com
Merce
Jackson
Waterloo Commercial Club
Doe
Meare Drug Co
Tender Drug Co
Schuneman Drug Co
Wangier
Ben L. Melermott
Tansen
Iowa
Mason City
Marshalltown
Charles City
Aberdeen
S. Dak
Burch Bros S
Misses E
S Childrens Apparel
Jace
Llot House
Children’s
Serge
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