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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1918

Page

10

Young Workers Must Fight Says British Minister

London reports that Sir Auckland Geddes urged sharing the burden with essential industry workers. Clyde engineers and shipbuilders threaten a strike if the manpower bill is not withdrawn by month’s end, while press and MPs debate strategy and impact.

London House of Commons Sir Auckland Geddes National Service Clyde Sir Auckland Clyda J. Ramsay MacDonald Quent Daily News

George H. Clark Dies in Cedar Falls

George H. Clark an longtime Cedar Falls resident died at 6 a m at his Clay street home from arterial hardening. Survived by widow daughter Blanche and sons Harry in North Dakota and Allen in training at Camp Lewis Washington. funeral plans pending word from the sons. Soldier son Rudolph is ill at Camp Custer Battle Creek with father George Jr. and another son left for Battle Creek.

Cedar Falls George H. Clark Clay Street Blanche Harry North Dakota Allen Camp Lewis Washington State George R. D. Cramer Rudolph Camp Custer Battle Creek Mich George, Jr Oskaiosa Ieft

Beem Seeks Re election as Police Judge

Judge J C Beem signals intent to run again in the March election. He was appointed to fill Meyers term, then elected on the Law ticket, and says he will not let friends spend time urging him. He expects many challengers and warns there will be plenty.

Beem John Meyers Law

Simple Directions to Win the War Creed from Hoover

A wartime message received by Smith Lichty Hillman from Herbert Hoover urges adopting a simple life. It calls for simple food, simple measures, simple clothes and steady work, rest, and recreation as part of the national effort.

Smith, Lichty & Hillman Company Herbert C. Hoover National Food Administrator George B. Lichty National Food Administration Washington

Massachusetts cuts business day to 3 am start and 10 pm end

Boston news reports the state fuel administration requires a 3 am to 10 pm daily operating window. Stores may operate 9 am to 5 pm, with heating and elevator services cut at night and on weekends. Offices face night closure, saloons close at 10 pm and hotel bars at 11 pm. Theatres may stay open until 10 16 pm under a granted exception.

Boston Mass Massachusetts State Fuel Administration Fuel Administration

Re Introducing Octogenarian Town's Oldest Woman

Mrs. Isaac Spoors is 108 today and claims a birth date of January 15, 1810 in Allegheny County New York. She lives with her husband on 1920 Black Hawk street and remains able to manage meals and light housework despite frailty. She was widowed from her first husband John Sherwood, later married Isaac Spoors, a Civil War veteran. the 100th birthday photo was from that year when she attended Billy Sunday revival in Waterloo.

Isaac Spoors Black Hawk Street Spoors Allegheny County N. Y John Sherwood

Two Davenport People End Troubles by Death

Davenport Iowa January 15 two residents died by suicide in separate methods. J I Baustian a 48-year-old carpenter hanged himself in the attic of his home after repeated gloom over life costs. Mrs Nellie Francis a divorced woman chose gas as the method, leaving a note that she still loved her husband and asked to be buried in a shirtwaist she had on her birthday.

Davenport J. I.’. Baustian Nellie Francis

German air ace Max Muller dies in accident

Amsterdam dispatch reports Vice Sergeant Max Muller, famed German airman with 38 aerial victories, killed in a crash caused by an engine defect. The Munich Lokal Anzeiger of Berlin notes his death amid renewed emphasis on his combat record.

Amsterdam Max Muller Munich Lokel Anzeiger Berlin Muller

Had Neither Appetite Nor Ambition

Mrs. Frank McLaughlin of St. Clair Michigan says she was a physical wreck with thin blood and no appetite before Dr Williams Pink Pills. After using five boxes her color and weight improved from 90 to 120 pounds and she recommends them to friends. The ad touts pink pills as a cure for pale blood and tired nerves and offers free booklets.

Dr. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady

Fuel saving on rails shifts to fuel economy measures

Rail staff across the Illinois Central system report rising fuel costs and coal shortages. Firemen and engineers share methods to reduce coal use, counting scoops per mile. Waterloo and Freeport routes show 4 to 5 tons saved per 166 miles, while daily coal handling costs rise 48 percent and monthly fuel outlays on the line reach about 325,000 dollars. The Waterloo yards hold 14,000 tons in reserve with similar stocks at other termini.

Freeport Waterloo I. CO. Western I. C. Western Ilinois Central

John P Mulgrew Noted Waterloo Playwright of DuBuque Roots

Author John P Mulgrew, known for the musical comedy at the Majestic, gains local fame in Waterloo. Formerly a Telegraph-Herald news writer in Dubuque, he has devoted recent years to writing plays and vaudeville skits with several produced in Waterloo, including Bringing Up Father.

John P. Mulgrew the Majestic Waterloo Dubuque Telegraph-Herald Mr. Mulgrew Father

Fuel Shortage Not Now Imminent in Waterloo

Waterloo fuel board chairman J. E. Sedgwick announced that a coal supply is improving as railroads resume near normal schedules. A two week delivery limit remains to stock dealers, with two violators under investigation and warnings against disobedience, under threat of fines and imprisonment.

Waterloo J. E. Sedgwick Waterloo Fuel Board Sedgwick Publc

Polish Jewish Question Discussed With Government

The Polish ministers of justice and social affairs met Jewish leaders and municipal council members in The Hague Java to discuss the Jewish question in Poland. Leaders demanded more than promises of freedom and justice and urged abolition of special laws against Jews, expulsion from villages, and double taxes for hospitals. Ministers suggested emigration as a possible solution and asked for cooperation.

Hague Java Regene Berlin Poland Russia Thussia

Things Theatrical Here At Home

Zeppelin's East Raid is featured at the Palace for three days. The film presents the central figure as a vulture of the sky, depicting the Zeppelin attack on England, Belgium and France with dramatic realism. Critics hail it as one of the greatest productions with stunning nighttime effects and vivid battle sequences.

Aeppelin England Belgium France

Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief

An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast remedy for grippe and severe colds. It claims to clear blocked noses, reduce discharge, and relieve headache feverishness and sore throat with dosages every two hours, noting quick action and pleasant taste.

Pape

The Man Trail at Palace Theater Scene

A vivid review describes The Man Trail at the Palace Theater starring Richard Tens, adapted from a newly published novel. The piece emphasizes dramatic detail and the film’s lofty aerial sequences, noting a cloud deck over a vast landscape as a key visual element.

Man ‘Trail Richiard Tens Ers Witle Princess Today

Themis Por Receiving Bids Extended

County highway engineer Nathie W Barber announced an extension for bids on timber piling cement and reinforcing steel for county bounds in Town. Bids now due January 26, previously January 8.

Themis Por Nathie W. Barber Cnber kKleel coune+ly

State Auditor At Des Moinesextends bids for margarine sale

Time extended at the request of producers and dealers under state law. Bids will be opened by the executive committee of the State Supervisors Association, with W D Strayer of Grangetownships serving as secretary. Bids already submitted will be held until 10 a m January 25. There are poor and good Nut Margarines A 4 Brand is the one you want at dealers.

Des Moines Aighwa Commission at_Ames State Supervisors’ Association Grange Townships Jam

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