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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1918

Page

2

Local Waterloo Ads and Associated Press Notice

Waterloo Evening Courier lists advertising rates and policy details with references to the Associated Press. The piece includes distribution credits to Washington D.C., New York, Philadelphia, and Lisbon with names and bureaus, indicating standard newspaper boilerplate for syndicated content and advertising guidelines.

Patty Sue Bart Man CO John CoHartitan Wn Peterson Pricas Audit Bureau Associated Pass Associated Frass Waterloo Sepy Adj Oeether Washington D.C Burewn Doopherty New York Philadelphia Brooks & Finley Fes

Memorial remarks urge closer acquaintance and real friendship

At Rev. Harold BE Parr’s memorial service, Austin Bart urged closer fellowship to know colleagues beyond business roles. He warned four fifths of Waterloo’s social circle never truly know friends, preferring intimate bonds formed through shared experiences and youth, not mere dealings. The speech linked personal bonds to value beyond money, noting true friends outlast wealth.

Harold BE. Parr Austin Bart Bart Princeton Parr Y.M.C.A Burt Waterloo

War notes urge duty and shared sacrifice in nation’s effort

Iowa editors urge Americans to accept shared responsibility during wartime, stressing community duties and avoiding shifts of burden. A Des Moines Register item proposes silver chevrons for oversea veterans and honors long-serving soldiers who trained stateside, arguing for recognition without replacing existing honors.

Les Maines Army Navy Jgur- MU United States

Health note on tubercular hip disease in children

A historical health column discusses tubercular disease of the hip in children, its varied causes, early morning stiffness, progression to pain and muscle atrophy, and the importance of early orthopedic assessment. Treatment aims to rest the joint, improve general health, and use braces. surgery for abscess drainage is avoided when possible. Dr Currier offers general health questions through the Courier page.

Eversion Lot Tex Whig Currier Hare Dr. Currier

Fifty Years Ago Clippings From The Courier

A mixed 1878 era recap notes Hanson and Chadwick visits in England, a snowy early winter with six inches in areas, hotel praise for Burr & Davis and Cedar Valley business progress, real estate movements, and county tax assessments. Also mentions Debs lecture, a burglary, a soldier’s death, and local social notes.

Hanson Thomas Chadwick England Free Carter Iesone Cedar Valley Burr & Davis

Is Argument a Virtue or Vice in Friends and Family

A reader letter argues that argument is a mental exercise and a path to truth when done well. It warns against hostile quarrels, mealtime brawls, and monopolizing dialogue, praising calm, temperate, fact driven debate aimed at understanding and self correction.

Wim Trevin

The Silver Fork Mystery in Woodland Dinner Tale

In a woodland fable Tim Coon prides himself on a silver fork used at meals while Mr. Fox hosts a dinner with Mr. Crow. Crow swallows a bone, Tim saves him with the fork, and the fork vanishes after Crow’s mishap. Bear later discovers the fork hidden in a rubber shoe, now dull and ironlike.

Fox Mr. Fox Mr. Crow Mr. Coon Milo Tim Coon Mr. Bear Tim Coons Warabot Mr Fox

Right Living in a Cautionary Tale of Lost Belongings

A narrator warns that claiming what is not yours brings no happiness. The Coon keeps what he should have left and loses it, while Mr. Bear rejects it, illustrating that wrongdoing blocks joy. The closing note teases tomorrow's story Snappy Mouse.

Mr. Bear

California Syrup of Figs Advertisement Claims Safety for Children

A vintage advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe effective laxative for children and adults. It promises quick relief from fever listlessness and stomach issues by cleansing the bowels with a teaspoonful, urging buyers to ensure authenticity and brand origin.

California Chen California Fig Syrup Company

Sensible phone charges revised by post office order Des Moines

The post office department orders reductions in telephone installation charges, shifting from a flat rate to pricing by service type. The change aims for fairness as war costs fade, retaining subscriber paid removals and name changes while adjusting directory clerical fees to 1.59 dollars. The old war service charges are criticized as an unfair tax.

Des Moines Register Post Office Department

Hood's Triple Combination Treatment promotes recovery

After influenza the grip and fevers, purify the blood and strengthen nerves with Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier, Peptiron iron tonic after meals, and Hood's Pills as needed. The three medicines offer rapid convalescence and help prevent illness, forming Hood's Triple Combination Treatment.

Hood Hach

Neurlagic? Hamlin's Wizard Oil Advert

An old advertisement touts Hamlin's Wizard Oil as a safe cure for headache neuralgia and pains. It claims quick relief by topical use and antiseptic protection for injuries and other ailments. priced at 30 cents with a money back guarantee.

Hamlin

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