Open Door policy in Europe and Wilson era questions
The article discusses President Wilson's stance on European territorial rights, boundaries, and the league of nations. It weighs how U S delegates might navigate entanglements while shaping postwar borders, open door policy in China, and potential American influence at Paris. It notes Japan's view on open door and the rise of China as a market for American goods, urging careful participation in all border issues.
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Europe
Wison
Wilsox
Alsace-Lor-raine
Bohemia
Palestine
Italy
Wilson
Rome
United States
Leagues of Nations
Tribunal
Sam
New York
Sapan
Orient
China
John Day
Japan
Reaion
Janan
Paris
America
Furopesa
Chinese Ag
Cataract and its treatment outlined by Dr Currier
An article explains cataracts as clouding of the eye lens reducing sight. It discusses causes including aging disease or injury, symptoms like blurred vision and color changes, and notes surgery as the only curative option while drugs or massage are ineffective. It stresses patient condition, timing for operation, and the surgeon's skill and judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Unis Lens
Tran Fur
Yong St
Currier
Dr. Currier
Pride That Will Not Show Wins Admiration for Silent Wife
A column praises a poised wife whose husband consorts with another woman. The author admires her restraint, describing her serene, unseen suffering and belief that jealousy is best concealed. Three cheers for her courage and a hoped reconciliation if desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
Mora
The Sandman Story by Mrs Fla Walker
Little Never-Upset the jelly polly finds trouble in a playroom as toys squabble and a sudden nudge from an elephant sends him crashing to the floor. He rises, unfazed, and inspires the others with his good nature, despite the chaos around him.
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Sandman
Mrs. Fla. Walker
Livtor
Miss Delivy
ST Anne
Calita Dail
Telly Bear
Calico Cal
Teddy
Russ Calico
Ain't It a Grand and Glorious Feelin
A garbled line with mixed letters and exclamations appears to be a noisy fragment about pride and affection, possibly referencing America and a hug. The text lacks coherent details, names, places, or a clear event to summarize.
Bear and Little Never-Upset End Tonedeaf Tumble
In a playful scene Bear questions the fuss as laughter erupts. Old Elephant leans from the shelf to apologize, inviting Little Never-Upset to stay. The character smiles, seemingly unfazed by the tumble.
Fifty Years Ago in The Courier Dance Night Supper Menu
A January 7 1809 item recalls the Red Jacket Engine Hose and Ladder company dancing assembly in the city. The Central House supper offered a lavish bill of fare including coffee tea chocolate oyster soup turkey beef chicken pies pastries and various ice creams. The reminiscence also touches on early travel from Allentown to Ohio and a 1843 migration, as recalled by W H Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Jacket Ensine, Hose and Wook & Ladder Company
Boston
County Board Members Named in Anamosa Area List
A partial roster lists J. D. Abbott Barclay N. S. Boyles Rev. D. H. Champlin Cicero Close L. A. Cobb I. T. Corwin H. P. Homer G. W. Humphreys I. D. Gilkey James Jackson H. H. McCord Damon Mott A. T. Webster and others as county board members from Cedar Falls Waterloo and surrounding towns cited in a local historic record.
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County
J. D. Abbott
Barclay
Eagle
Alonzo Norris
Washington
Charles Robinson
Lester
S. H
Rownd
Cedar Falls
Byron Sargeatt
Lord, Orange
Jesse Wasson
A. T. Webster
Mt. Vernon
Golden wedding anniversary in 1899 social notes and river ice tale
Twenty years ago this week and recent social events are recalled. Judge and Mrs FC Fright had a reception as they traveled. Mr and Mrs Robert G. Southtrapper celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a $60 purse gift. Cedar Falls bride and groom Rodney M. Arey and Lena Rownd married in Cedar Falls. flood and ice details on the Cedar River are noted. A local drowning occurs as Calvin Edgar Bouck, son of George B Bouck, drowns after slipping through ice at the Cedar River foot of Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Frank Scroggy
Mire A. V
Hoffman
I. Garton
J. L. Husted
Orange
Rs. Reed
Robert GO
Airs
P. A
Platt
Rodney M. Arey
Lena Rownd
Cedar Falls
W. A. Dobson
Ihej 4Cutter Hardware Company
Knownlton’s Danfeline
Calvin Edgar Bouck
George B. Gouck
Cedar River
Fifth Street
Sudden Cold Wave and Gas Fire Reported
After a mild autumn and early winter a sudden cold wave hit with New Year’s Day coverage. Last Thursday the temperature registered 28 below zero and Friday morning 24 below. Sunday night a gas pipe in front of Central House burst releasing gas. Someone smelling gas lit a match to see it and caused a substantial bonfire.
Sloan's Liniment for rheumatic pains and neuritis relief
Advertising copy states Sloan's Liniment relieves rheumatic aches sore muscles stiff joints neuritis lame backs neuralgia and headaches. It claims it is clean refreshing soothing economical and quickly effective and urges asking a druggist for Sloan's Liniment today.
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