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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1917

Page

2

British Rule and War Notes From Waterloo Paper

The Waterloo edition reports on General Allenby’s Jerusalem capture and Muslim control of the Omar Mosque area, contrasts British tolerance with German aims, and touches on wartime funding, winter hardship, Red Cross support, and Christmas giving. It also mentions local life and reflections on old hometown changes and social shifts.

Allenby Lord George Jerusalem Omar Fit Britain Germany Belgium Poland

The Baby Bonds and War Savings Drive Declared Nationwide

The government hopes 30 million investors will buy war savings certificates to fund military needs. The program emphasizes thrift and national unity, urging every family to invest even 25 cents to strengthen the war effort and teach financial responsibility.

Christian Science Monitor Washington United

Economy Real or Just a Camouflage in War Time

A compendium of editorials from Iowa papers criticizes U S conservation efforts as merely camouflage and urges genuine saving to support the war. It parades comparisons to Germany, notes Americans’ habit of abundance, and calls for a shift toward true frugality even as others complain about licenses and gun taxes.

Charter Oak Times Germany America

Press Comment on War Vocabularies and Public Service Bias

A Chicago Tribune style column argues against noncombatant service by young men eager to avoid frontline duty. It cites Senator Wadsworth and criticizes political influence in promotions to supply roles, warning of demoralization and unfairness to serious volunteers. It also notes editorials from Indianapolis News and opinions from Christian Science Monitor and San Francisco Chronicle on Allied war efforts and honors.

Associated Press Bureau of Circulation Ay H. Hartman CO Roellas Westest Park Ave John Wartman A.W. Peterson Treas Gen. Mer Em Mail Waterloo Iowa Dsity Washington Bureau Afunsey Bldg G. Dougherty Chicago Tribune Wadsworth New York France Quartermaster Corps Sertice War Department Indianapolis Supreme Court Idaho North Carolina Indiana F. M. Hostetter Evansville

Old Rough-and-Ready Spirit At Camp Zachary Taylor Rally

Col Henry Watterson speaks to Selected Men at Camp Zachary Taylor urging duty and sacrifice for France and Berlin. He recalls Old Rough and Ready leading moral courage and vows punishment for dissension, while a hidden slave whispers calls for peace.

Henry Watterson Zachary Taylor France Flanders Rhine Berlin Casling Guerdon

Eye twitching and nervous strain linked to id system

A reader describes four years of eye twitching and nervous strain despite good eyesight. Dr Huber explains a nervous system disorder linked to the id and urges thorough physical exams, possible auto intoxication, and home remedies including electricity, gelsemium, bromides, and hygienic life.

Itrom Ately MD Sapaam

Side Talks on Coal Weighing Shortages and Public Warnings

Housewives discuss coal shortages and suspect half ton deliveries. The piece urges learning weights and measures, noting drug and grocery ounce differences, deceptive bulk pricing, and reporting shortages to the weights and measures commissioner. It warns against bulk purchases of potatoes onions and similar items and stresses checking container capacity before purchase.

Toby Dog Brags Then Fails to Face a Terrible Night

In a farmyard tale Toby Dog boasts of bravery and promises to guard the animals. When Old Man Wolf and Mr Bear threaten, his bravado collapses. a bee sting and a fall injure him, teaching humility. The other animals mock his overconfidence, and he learns not to brag. Tomorrow’s story previews The Water Lily's Lover.

Toby Boa Toby Dog Altho Fox Mr. Horse Madam Cow Madam Pig Mr. Bear Old Man Wolf Toby Dog Toby Dar Taby Dog Mr. Worse

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