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The Waterloo Evening Courier publishes daily except Sundays. Rates and advertising rules are listed, including per week and yearly pricing, location of offices in New York Philadelphia and Chicago, and mention of the Associated Press. The notice outlines policy on fraudulent ads and republication rights.
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John C. Hartman
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New York
Philadelphia
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Punish Germany to pay for the war costs, say editor
Col Harvey argues Germany must be compelled to spend fifty years paying reparations for World War I damages. He insists on punishing leaders and having the German people bear costs, warns against pacific propaganda, and urges returning soldiers be absorbed locally. He notes U S war costs and urges job guarantees for veterans.
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Col. Harvey
The
North American Review
New York
Germany
Othnra
Teutons
W. Mohenzollern
von Tirpitz
von Ludendorf
America
France
England
Italy
Russia
United States
Soldier Bors and the Simple America Postwar Outlook
Nathan A Smythe notes rough job prospects for thousands of returning soldiers. Many arrive broke, cityward, or reluctant to work as industries reassess needs. The piece contrasts Jeffersonian simplicity with White House pomp and questions President Wilson on suffrage and democratic equality. Belgium contemplates universal female suffrage amid U.S. political debate.
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Nathan A. Smythe
United States Employment Service
Bors
Efe
Tan Sands
Wileson
Washington
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
America
Belgium
Quy
Wilson
United States
House
German scientist faced with return to aid famine
Before the armistice, English readers reported a German scientist who held a secret food substitute that could extend German resources. The latest suggestion urged sending him home swiftly to bolster Germany's supply efforts amid the famine era.
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Hveres
London
Nev
Germany
Dee
Health and hunger amid rising prices and wasteful wealth
A thoughtful critique on ubiquitous high living costs squeezing workers while prices for essentials soar. advocates drastic food market reforms, harsher penalties for food speculators, and strict enforcement to prevent hunger. Includes a questions column on dementia precox with自动 sağlık guidance from Dr. Currier.
Side Talks on Songs and Summer Memories
The author recalls how old songs trigger vivid past moments from a summer stay. He describes scenes linked to specific tunes, such as a landlady’s daughter playing a piano, the Barcarolle, the Toreador song, and other memories tied to rooms, a third-floor parlor, and a Spanish war era myth. The piece notes sense memory through hearing.
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Lerner
Old Town
Hoffman
The Sandman Story by M S F A Walker
Bunny Hare helps Madam Hen escape from Mr Fox in a woodland garden tale. Bunny lures Fox away, then uses himself as a shield to save Madam Hen. The pair reflect on loyalty and gratitude as the danger passes and calm returns to their world.
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Madam Hen
Mr. OX
Mr. Fox
Madam
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Gunny
Iowa-born lieutenant Cummings sought glory in press life
New York December 30 1914 profile of Avery L Cummings an Iowa born Army officer who craved newspaper excitement. The piece traces his career from West Point graduate in 1905 through the Philippines Alaska and Panama to Camp Lewis and the 91st Division overseas. Pershing cites him for valor in WWI earning the Distinguished Service Cross and Croix de Guerre before becoming a colonel. A vivid but cautious portrait of a man chasing thrills and rank.
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United States Army
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West Point
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Panama
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Canal Zone
South America
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Iowa
Camp Lewis
Washington
91St
Pershing
A. D. Cummings
181St Infantry
Gesnes
Avery Cummings
Avery
Pigs from Winneshiek County Raise Red Cross Aid
The Chicago Herald credits Winneshiek County Iowa with sending 77,000 dollars worth of hogs to Chicago to aid the Red Cross. Local readers correct the misattribution noting 2,240 Winneshiek farmers contributed sowlets, the hogs were fed and sold, and Decorah’s Ben Bear is the credited treasurer. The piece praises the county’s collective effort and mocks misplaced state pride.
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Des Moines
Chicago Herald
Winneshick County
Chicago
Red Cross
Herald
Byake
Idaho
Ben Bear
Red Coss
Decorah
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United States
Oklahoma
America
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Thair
Uncle Harry Reviews The Old Year
Uncle Harry muses about the past year around the living room with boys and Helen. He recalls the winter of the great war and the expected German offensive and victory, noting how the British faced a year filled with dramatic events and heavy losses.
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Uncle Harry
Helen
Joe
Jimmy
Warry
Harry
America
Spas
Tarst
Europe
Neentine
Uwile
Remembering 1918 in Uncle Harrys News Column
A reflective piece recounts 1918 events from a station cold spell to the November armistice, noting the influenza pandemic's toll of millions and the coming peace conference. It calls 1919 a year of demobilization and transition, with entries by Editor and Uncle Marty.
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Uncle Harry
Germany
Pew
Harry
Marty
The Grip and the Turning Tide of World War I
The article recalls influenza like symptoms and then shifts to the war, describing German advances into France at the Marne, American and French forces under Pershing halting the assault, Hood's Pills and Pepticon as remedies, and Foch directing a counteroffensive that began the German retreat along the Western Front.
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Germany
America
Paris
Marne
Hood
Gen
Pershingang
Bellan Wood
Woch
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Wear
Foch
Hood's Triple Combination: Treatment for Health
Ad describes three great medicines forming Hood's Triple Combination. It claims they aid convalescence, disease prevention, and health preservation. Each is effective alone and stronger together, urging readers to obtain them today.
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