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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1919

Page

6

Epical marks in life of Col Theodore Roosevelt

A longcribed life of Theodore Roosevelt traces his rise from a frail child to the White House. It covers his early schooling, boxing, Alpine club membership, marriages, and his entry into politics, Rough Riders, and key presidencies. It notes his Nobel prize, progressive split, and later public life and writings.

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Flying Major Fights 60 Germans in Hour Long Duel

A British flying major, wounded twice and with one arm useless, engages a squadron of 60 German fighters over the lines. He drives down two Fokkers, shoots another at close range, and returns to base despite severe injuries and a broken undercarriage.

George T. Bye Fo Ga Mae Lin Dian Morimal Tha Uoujor Telore Re Ile Ries Teo Vokker Golhers Fokker Tisird Deng

Promoted Heroic Night Raid Reported in Dispatch

A despatch notes that a promotion was earned by gallantry under fire during a raid. It states Colonel Kermit, who led a force of Whirling Dervishes reported as Indian cavalry, was under fire while commanding Anglos Italian allied troops.

Man’s Land Coronel Kermit

Local Society Notes and Club Meetings Highlight Week

El Nems of Society Tonight and various clubs hold Tuesday and evening gatherings across Geneva. Daughters of Isabella, YWCA groups, and church societies plan meetings with speakers on state policy and press attitudes. A student PTSA postpones until Jan 14, and a birthday party honors J A Wade on Archer Avenue.

Geneva Club Moat Dle Y. W al Mranders Daughters of Isabella Join Fiske School Teiorjoun Clo Club Edward Larsen J. A. Wade Archer Avenue Eve Do Wihy Griffith Ede Our Lady of Victory Academy

Red Cross Notes and Local Police Briefs

Red Cross notes announce Sons of Veterans auxiliary meet at Memorial hall to sew for Red Cross and First M. B. auxiliary workers urged to volunteer at Red Cross headquarters for refugee garments. Police report three men arrested for intoxication after 3 a.m. Sunday and jailed. a fur coat valued at 125 dollars was stolen from an automobile. a raid on Oneida street produced two couples charged with maintaining a disorderly house. George Kreiman, deputy bailiff, resumes duty after two weeks’ influenza illness. Clifford Stackhouse rearrested for parole violation last evening.

Sons of Veterans Auxiliary Memorial Hall Red Cross First M. B Tate W. W. Marsh Oneida George Kreiman Clifford Stackhouse Case ‘Tody

First Baptist Among the Churches Annual Meeting

The First Baptist church convenes with the Ladies Aid at 2 p.m. to hear reports and elect officers, Dorcas Society and Home Maker's Band at 3 p.m., Women's Mission Society at 4 p.m., and a 7:30 p.m. business session to review committee reports and elect the 1919 board, plus five minute member addresses and a vote on building a new house of worship.

Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society Dorcas Society Home Maker's Band Women's Mission Society

Vinci Made Night Operator Feel Better Sleep Better

Springfield readers share a testimonial about Vinci tonic aiding sleep energy and appearance. The ad claims the product supplies beef and cod liver peptones iron and manganese to restore a rundown system and improve blood and strength. Distributed by Wangler Bros. Co and J. Miller druggists with a money back guarantee for Saxel Salve.

Vinci Springfield Mass Charles T. Harder Mr. Harder Grace M. BE

Banks Called to Account and Stamp Sales Report

War and thrift stamp sales at Waterloo post offices on December 30 and 31 totaled 58767 50 dollars, county chairman Leo Paulger reports, with final returns pending from other offices and a probable nationwide shortage. Springfield auditor calls banks to report their condition as of December 31.

Thriet Waterloo Postettivs Leo Paulger Paulger Springfield Uhnels Russell

Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Ad for Flu Grip Relief

Purified blood and rebuilt strength are promised after influenza and grip. Hood's Sarsaparilla is claimed to expel poisons and combat pallor and anemia while Hood's Pills are praised as a gentle cathartic for all ages. The ad touts a fifty year track record and family use.

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