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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1917

Page

12

War Waged on a Single Front

London dispatch analyzes the collapse of the eastern front, the risks of Russian prisoner releases, and the Allied push for U S and British manpower, stressing the need to destroy submarines and build ships for a final victory. It notes German reactionary moves, socialist peace currents, and the volatile home front as the war narrows to a single critical front. It also reports Hawkeye Oil salesmen meeting in Waterloo with speeches and a banquet.

K. Walter London Russia Teutons Germany Mediterranean Piave Persia Britain America Great Britain Italy France Union of Brandenburg Junker Party Prussia Altho United States Hawkeye Oil Company Waterloo W. F. Ridgeway Chicago Russell-Lamson Marke

The Heavens in January by Dr CGS Brainin

The article explains January skies with Venus as the brightest planet visible in the southwest after sunset, Jupiter and Saturn also seen, Venus at maximum brightness on the fourth, and discusses Venus inhabitability, its size, mass, atmosphere, and phases akin to the Moon, noting observational challenges and brightness variations.

Jupiter Saturn Venus Mars Solar System Earth Mercury Venua

Young Irishmen Seek U S Army Passports

A Dublin Times dispatch reports several young men from middle and western Ireland have applied for passports to travel to the United States to join Irish regiments in the American army. Government authorities have, to date, refused to grant such permits.

London Ireland Dublin The Times United States

Chance for Marines Through Local Postmaster

M H Kelly, postmaster, is authorized to accept Marine Corps enlistments and corrects the belief that registered men cannot enlist. Any registered man may enlist if he obtains from his local board a certificate attesting the class and order number of the individual is sufficiently low.

M. H. Kelly Marine Corps John Doe

Local board cites quota limits in decision

The statement notes the individual is not within the current quota of the local board. The record indicates a restriction or ranking criterion affecting eligibility or access to a resource or service under the board’s rules.

French Are Cronies: of American Boys

Corporal Burdette Smith now with the American expeditionary force writes from England praising the welcome Americans receive in France. He notes France as a democracy, mentions Parisian underworld legends, and recalls tales of exiled criminals who enlisted to fight for their homeland. He reflects on bricks, castles, and legends in French towns and longs for the day of return from war.

France United States Burdette Smith England Altho Len Crimea Thava Vhry Mr. Smith Enghing Hester Knights of the Round Table Waterloo

Fragmentary Quote on Honest Facts and Action

A fragmented historical quote suggests Yewish Lo could tell each man in Aneriea honest facts, prompting them to wake up and do more. The line conveys a call to awareness and proactive behavior among the populace.

Freighthouse Burns With Losses At Missouri Pacific

The Missouri Pacific freight house at Fifteenth and Nicholin streets burned early today in Owaha Nab. The blaze destroyed about a dozen cars loaded with goods and caused an estimated loss of $100,000. Bertha Staatz, a switchboard operator, was overcome by smoke while attempting to restore telephone service. Three switchmen sleeping in a burning caboose were rescued with difficulty. The cause of the fire remains undetermined.

Owaha Nab Missouri Pacific Fifteenth and Nicholin Streeta Bertha Staatz

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