Diplomatic Break or War Urged By U.S. Press
Major U.S. newspapers unite on Germany's note as a direct threat to U.S. rights and calls for immediate action. Editors demand passports for the German ambassador and a severance of diplomatic ties, warning that peaceful options are exhausted and war may follow.
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U.S
Springfield
Mass
United States
Germany
Wilson
New York World
St. Louis Republic
Belgium
Waco
Tex
Louisville
Candlemas Observances Set by Waterloo Churches
Candlemas Day will be observed in Waterloo Catholic and Episcopal churches with candle blessing for sacraments. Christ Episcopal church holds service at 10 a m with holy communion. St. Mark's offers none. High mass at St Mary’s 8 30 a m. Sacred Heart masses 6 and 8. St Joseph’s 7 30 a m. candles blessed before final masses. Saturday marks St Blaise day with blessings of throats at services.
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Waterloo
Christ
Christ Episcopal Church
St. Mark’s Church
St. Mary's Church
Sacred Heart
St. Joseph’s
Lewis Miller Hurt in Street Car Collision
Lewis Miller suffered a badly bruised leg when a Ninth Street street car collided with his automobile at the Fifth and Washington streets intersection this morning. Miller's car was damaged and pushed into a telephone pole, knocking the pole down.
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Lewis Biller
Fourth Street
Fifth
Washington Streets
Mr. Miller
Miller
Fifth Street
Social club gatherings fill afternoon with games and meals
E Newins and Jolly Ten members visited Mrs. Harvey Fullem with Miss Mina Mahanke. Luncheon, Stitch and Chatter, and social music diversified the day. Mrs. Martha Reese hosted Stitch and Chatter with guests. Mrs. James Reese and Mrs. Oscar Berry assisted. Pond Lily Crochet club luncheon hosted by Mrs. William May. Mrs. W. N. Oman helped. Social band met with Mrs. M. Nogele and guests in Omaha. St Francis circle sewed with Mrs. J. Richmond and refreshments served. Red Geranium club evening hosted by Mrs. Sporle with several wives. games followed.
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Jolly Ten
Harvey Fullem
Mina Mahanke
Martha Reese
Arthurholt
James Reese
Oscar Berry
William May
W. N. Oman
M. Nogele
Jainey
Omaha
Neb
S. Witt
Whitmore
City
Kensington
St. Francis Circle
J. Richmond
FE. A. Sporle
Red Geranium Club
Cedar Heights Woman's Club Opens Meeting
The first open meeting of Cedar Heights Woman's Club’s ad department met at Mrs. A. I. L. McCutcheon’s home. Weather reduced attendance while Cora T. Burdick led a program on civic conditions and Cedar Heights’ beauty. Discussion covered trees, weeds, garbage disposal, and streetcar fare fairness for short trips. Next meeting set for Mrs. Burdick’s home. Card parties held by local organizations attracted about 180 guests, with prizes awarded to several individuals and plans announced for future events and tea gatherings. Single-topic items include Kensington party and various club appointments. The piece closes with note of other social activities and upcoming gatherings.
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Ad Department
Cedar Heights
Burdick
Pythian Staters
E. T. Jaynes
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus
Mines
J. F. Mulkern
Edward Quinn
Miss Westermeyer
Ralph McSweeney
Edward Gallagher
John Koch
Pythian
Sam Frank
W. F. Jeffrey
Pythian Sisters
Kensington
Walnut Street Baptist Ladies' Aid elects officers
An adjourned meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of Walnut Street Baptist church was held at Mrs. B J Howrey's home. After completing last year's business, new plans were laid. Officers named include Mrs B J Howrey president Mrs J D Collins vice president Mrs J A Smith secretary treasurer and Mrs P Lytle assistant.
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Calvary Evangelical Church
Ida Hanlon
Zenade Rourke
Daisy Letelt
Hdna Moore
Walnut Street Baptist
Ladies’ Aid Society
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Mra. B. J
Exhibition Tonight With Skeel Orchestra In Dunelay
An exhibition features Dunelay on the program each evening with music by Skeel's orchestra. Admission is set at $30 per performance.
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Dunelay
Skeel
Orchetra
Wages Advance for Unton Moulders in Waterlog Foundries
The new wage scale for moulders in Waterlog foundries takes effect today in all union shops of the city. Brick shops remain unaffected. The scale raises daily wages by a fixed amount and adds ten percent for all piece workers, with a minimum wage of 44? a day for moulders. About 200 Waterloo men will benefit. The increase lasts one year unless extended by agreement.
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Waterloo
Spanish Interior Minister Urges Calm in Note
Madrid notes central powers naval measures may disrupt foreign trade and Spain’s internal life. The minister warned disorders could arise, especially in the eastern district, amid fears parliament may adjourn to avert dangerous debate. Knights and Ladies of Security fair draws a large crowd at K P hall with Fraternal Aid delegation and Moose drill team.
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London
Reuter
Madrid
Knights and Ladies of Security
K. P. Hall
Fraternal Aid Society
Moose
Pane's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Pane's Cold Compound as a fast acting remedy for colds. It claims doses every two hours up to three, opening congested nostrils, stopping nasal discharge, relieving headache, feverishness, sore throat, sneezing, and stiffness. It highlights low cost and easy use with a warning to obtain the genuine product.
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Pane
January post office receipts show rise over 1916
A reported gain of 601.01 in January post office receipts compares with January 1916 figures of 21 46.70 and the latest month shows 21 846 741. Postmaster M E Kelly notes January often dull, yet Canada growth appears evident amid steady activity.
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Recheivys Siow Galen
M. el, Kelly
Kenn
Kel Jly Waid
Brownstone hair tint promises safe, easy color for all
Old Age Sign touts Brownstone hair color as harmless and easy to use with ready to apply bottles. It claims no lead or harsh chemicals, guarantees non smearing, and offers shades from light gold to deep black. Samples and booklets available by mail, Kenton Pharmacal Co. advertises nationwide through druggists and dealers.
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Ers
Kenton Pharmacal Co
Pike
Dovieman, Ky
Waterloo
Henderson Drug Co
Wangler Bros. Co
Doctor Promises eyesight gain with home prescription
Philadelphia readers learn a claimed method to strengthen eyesight by 50 percent in a week using Bon-Opto tablets dissolved in water and used as an eye bath. The feature cites testimonials of regained reading ability and reduced eye pain, urging readers to obtain the remedy from local druggists in Waterloo and other towns.
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Philadelphia
Lewis
Snys
Cmred
Waterloo
B W. Gchuneman & Co
Doug
Sement
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Y. Leon Balt
Happy Friday
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J. L. B. Club
E. N. Draper
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Y. M. WL
Don Axtall
Lincoln ¢Eircle
G. A. R—Memorial
Galloway Social
M. A. Peterson
West Side Bridge Club
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St. Joseph’s Church
Ternoon
George Dudley Graham
A. J. Edwards
Ruth
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Miss Graham
Fort Elban Allen
Edwards Home
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J. J
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Mra
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John A. Stichler
Lincoln
C. W. Robiinson
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Alvin Berkig
T. C. Menges
Hotel
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Lf.pl
Delta Round Table
Young Women's Christan Association
Tmerson School
Fla Sporie
Argyle Street
Phyllis, Zimmers
Pittsburgh
Ruth Reed
Miriam Marsh
Miss Reed
Miss Marsh
Evelyn Foota
Valentine
Irene Knapp
Jessia Fowler
Harry Heed
L. & Curry
Ty First Congregational
Thes Broatherhood
Carleton Sias
National Guard
East Park Presbyterian
Young Men’s Bible Class
Australia
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Bayer
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Alyase
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G. W. Mullnermoon
J. EB. Ridencur
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