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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1918

Page

10

Raiding in the Pacific: Seeadler and the Lutece Encounter

An eyewitness narrative chronicles the Seeadler wreck and German raiders in the Pacific. Kling’s crew destroys the Seeadler by fire, then captures the Lutece and fills it with sailors and gear for further piracy, as a new raid unfolds on a South Pacific atoll.

Pacific von Luckner Suva Pago Pago Lalk Kling Tahiti Germantown Enouzh Germany Pacfle Papeete Channel Seeadter Kanakatown Kime Priess Frank Kanakas Lutiece Rio Americantown

Red Cross home service aims to ease wartime loneliness

O E Klingaman, addressing a district civilian relief conference in Fillis hotel, says the Red Cross must expand into home service to combat loneliness and support families as soldiers go to war. He warns of community strain, urges education to keep morale and living standards high, and notes changes in schools and adaptation needs.

American Red Cross O. E. Klingaman Department of Civilian Relief Fillis Hotel Red Cross Nity Red Cross Society Miss Palmer Miss McGlenahan Bird T. Baldwin Child Welfare Research Station Iowa City Sanitary Corps United States Army F. C. Ensign College of Education Red Grass Society Klingaman England France Inecal Committee Ottumwe Carleton Sias Civilian Relief Committee Kiingaman Warren Gilbert E. J. Covell Bessie A. McCtenahan Bureau of So'eral Welfare University of Town Wliss Palmer Social Welfare League Waterloo Sias

Hatching Early the Key to More Poultry

A wartime drive urges nationwide hatchery effort to boost poultry output by spring. Early hatched chicks thrive, fewer die, and provide higher market readiness. Recommendations cover timing from February to May, city backyard limits, and safe brooding methods.

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WW Pays Big Money for a WTLE Bull

A Holstein calf named Marjestle Nag Apple, son of Ray Apple Korn dykeath, sold for 86000 at the Liverpool ring in Syracuse, N Y. It is the second highest price for a bull at auction, after a 63200 bid for a half-brother bought in Worcester, Stass last June. John T Shanahan of Buffalo purchased the sire for Niagara Maid farms at Fast Aurora, with George E Pierce of Buffalo a rival bidder. Oliver Cabana Jr owned the bull. Look today for the Want page.

Marjestle Nag Apple Ray Apple Korndykeath Liverpool Ring Syracuse N. C King Ormsby Jane Ray Apple Worcester Stass John T. Shanahan Buffalo George E. “Pierce Shanahan Fast Aurora N. Y Oliver Cabana, Jr Elma Center

The Nervous System Like a Hair Spring in a Watch

An ad likens the nervous system to a watch hair spring and promotes Bitro-Phosphate as essential nourishment for nerve cells. It argues phosphorous intake prevents nervous wear, claims Bitro-Phosphate restores energy and ambition, and notes it is sold by Harsem and Hansen Henderson Drug Co.

Harsem and Hansen Henderson Drug Co All Good

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Haldor Smith The International News Bureau Seeadler Doctor Harry Blue Lagoon Department of Red Cross Ellis Ho Cation Ottumwa City Carly Hed Hes DR. Caldwell W. BR. Caldwell Washington St Monticello Minois Mazola Food Administration Yenia Corn Products Refining Company New York Avene Saladarty Cooking Sally Reprene H. M. Reed Company Waterlae Lew West Fifth Street Clement
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