Wonderful record marks 1911 progress in Waterloo
The Waterloo Courier and Reporter celebrates a strong annual improvement record for 1911, noting thousands more spent on public and private improvements, 117 homes erected, and a push to continue building despite wartime conditions. Calvin L. Kingsley, a prominent city booster and leader, dies, leaving a legacy of community-building and faith in Waterloo’s future.
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Courier and Reporter
Waterloo
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Calvin Ll. Kingsley
Calvin L. Kingsley
Kingsley Ured
Cal. Kingsley
Kingsley
New Year Reflections on Civic Life and Resolutions
The piece celebrates Kingsley as a civic leader and the city beautiful, praising his lasting impact. It urges renewing the old New Year habit of resolutions, arguing self-scrutiny strengthens communities and noting the era’s desire for sincere greetings and patriotic calm amid global tensions.
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Iowa History and War Effort Highlights
A Des Moines Capital summary notes Iowa joined the Union in 1846 and recounts early explorers and settlements. It cites population, agriculture, and a century of development. Local papers discuss wartime food supply strategies in Liverpool and a satirical note on a rabbit hunting tale for soldiers' rations.
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Julien Dubuque
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United States
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Webster City
Entry of Allenby in Jerusalem Clears Turkish Rule
A London Times commentary praises Jerusalem as a sacred focal point for Christians and Jews, noting Allenby’s entry signals the end of Turkish rule and a path for Jews to return to a national home. It places the event in a long arc of crusade history and pilgrim lore.
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London Times
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India
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France
Italy
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Edward I
Mécca
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Spain
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Brittany
Bordeaux
Felix Faber
Ulm
David
Christ
Alexander
Pompey
Titus
Hadrian
Saladin
Gen
New Jerusalem
City of God
Sleep patterns and health advice in 19th century queries
The column discusses varied sleep needs by age from infants to adults, the influence of climate and habit, and basic conditions for good sleep. It notes regular hours, cool dark rooms, and calm routines, with remarks on insomnia, habit formation, and the role of emotions and circulation. The piece includes Q lines about tuberculosis and spinal pain with recommended medical consultation and plain guidance.
Take Stock on New Year and Repair Your Vows
A columnist urges New Year stocktaking to assess life again and set realistic vows. A broken vow signals broken courage not fate. renew with resolve, patch past efforts, and move forward. Vows are not miracles but steering goals guiding personal growth.
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Mite
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Johnnie Blackbird and the Fur Nest Mischief
A mischief making tale follows Johnnie Blackbird as he schemes to line a nest with fur. His wife Mrs. Blackbird remains cautious while a cat conflict on a nearby farm underscores the ploy. The pair plan the heist as neighbors trade stories about mice and fur.
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Thort
Waste Paper Savings and Rail Notes Across Papers
A compilation notes waste paper in Portland at 500000 pounds weekly, saving trees and resources, plus Marshalltown hopes expedited rail timing with McAdoo. Omabe World-Herald questions German views on Latin decadence, Villa’s name change teased, and early telescope origins traced to Hans Lippershey with Dutch ties.
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Portland
Oregonian
Uncle Harry Recaps 1917 Weighty Events for Boys
Uncle Harry speaks to club members about the year 1917, highlighting the Russian Revolution and United States entry into World War I. He notes war mobilization, debt, and Allied gains in Europe, while predicting events for 1918 and hoping for a truly Happy New Year.
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Harry
Welen
Folke
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Helen
Joe
Jimmy
United States
Germany
France
Tony
England
Wilson
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Italy
Russia
Kerensky
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Lg 7
War Time Nervousness and Energy Recovery Claims
A fragmentary medical advertisement asserts wartime nervousness drains energy and that recovery is possible with a corrected nervous system. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy, claiming benefits for cases labeled as nervous exhaustion.
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N.Y
Wiliams
Haartem ONL Haarlem Capsule Ad Promises Kidney Relief
Vintage ad touts Haartem ONL as a 300 year old Holland remedy for kidney and bladder disorders. Claims quick relief from back pain indigestion insomnia and urinary issues with Medal brand capsules imported from Holland. refunds offered if not believed genuine.
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