Prugian Peril Explored In Waterloo Address
Military critic Duncan-Clark analyzed Prussia’s 250 year march toward world power, contrasting autocracy with democracy. He argued Austria’s fate hinges on Berlin and warned that peace with Germany would prolong oppression of Slavic peoples. He urged home front unity and continued war effort until victory.
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Chicago Evening
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Brandenburg
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Raiding in the Pacific by Haldor Smith
A first person account of survival and hardship on a Pacific island after the German raider Seeadler, detailing fresh water, food, pests, and scavenged eggs from black gulls, with Dutch dike tides flooding stores and the attempted escape by motorboat. The crew’s morale, German officers, Kanakas, and the looming mutiny set the stage for a daring future venture as the author nears the departure of Graf Luckner.
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Sand Isle
Tahiti
Graf von Luckner
Pacific
Atoll
Graf
Getter
Pago Pago
Uesses
Eutece
Graft von
Kirchels
Krause
Ludemann
Misa Cavell
Belgium
Priess
Alfred Kling
Tulamburg
Kling
Municipal Court Plan Proposed for Waterloo Election
Petitions circulate to submit a measure to create a Waterloo municipal court at the March election. The bar association backs the plan, citing lower costs and quicker trials, with a projected annual cost of 5009 dollars and a single judge paid 2500 dollars.
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Waterloo
W. BR. Law
Bar Association
George W. Woed
J. E. Williams
J. D. Li
Memorial For
Warr. Co
E. Pickett
The
James I. Kenyon
M. Reed
James S. Harria Mem
Grinding Gora Meal at Home Offers Frugal Nutrition
An old fashioned guide explains hand grinding corn meal to retain germ and nutrition. It compares bolt corn meal with unbolted whole grain, notes flavor and tissue building differences, and describes home milling costs, mush cooking, and varied uses from fried mush to corn bread using corn meal or mixed flours. It adds tips on equipment, cooking time, and suggests AI as a source for more recipes from the agriculture department.
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Khopa
Tome
United States Department of Agriculture
Pioneer Cow Testing Association January Tabulation
The Pioneer Cow Testing Association presents its January report compiled by tester Alfred Wikhind. It records 79 cows producing more than 48 pounds of butterfat. The full report is provided below.
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Pioneer Cow Testing Association
Alfred Wikhind
Pneumonia Epidemic Reported at Deming Camp Cody
Washington dispatch notes pneumonia causing most deaths among Iowa Minnesota Nebraska and Dakota troops at Deming New Mexico since November 1917. Camp Cody reports 20 zero week 25 1 50 75 pneumonia cases over Jan 25 Feb 1 and Feb 8 with the week ending Dec 28 at 78 the largest. War Secretary Baker orders expert medical inquiry. no removal of troops decided. ANOTHER PROBE NEEDED. Macon Telegraph questions La Follette investigation.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington, D. C
Iowa
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Nebraska
Dakota
Deming
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Camp Dodge
Ratbeon
Camp Cody
Baker
Composting For Winter Garden Use In Homeyards
The article urges conserving all vegetable matter including leaves and fruit skins by building a layered compost pile with earth, turning monthly when possible, and using the finished compost in spring to enrich gardens. It decries burning leaves in towns and promotes composting as a valuable, underutilized resource. It also advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine cold remedy with E. W. Grove’s signature on each box.
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E. W. Grove
How This Fine Family of Seven Children Keeps Healthy
An advertisement touts Father John's Medicine as safe for families with seven children. It claims four years of use for colds and overall health without alcohol or dangerous drugs, praising nourishment, warmth, and strength-building benefits from Klaus Zandstra of Whilinsville Massachusetts.
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Father John
Klaus Zandstra
Whilinsville
Mass
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