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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1917
Page
2
The article lauds a mother’s steadfast love for her son Harry K Thaw while detailing German naval raiders and their impact on Allied shipping. It weighs the allure of raiders like the Moewe and Emden against submarines and notes Iowa crop values, population growth at Waterloo, and political tidbits about Congresswoman, presidential preferences, and spring preparations.
Waterloo daily newspaper page notes general publication info, rates, and policy. Records an Associated Press member and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Mentions Washington Bureau and New York Philadelphia Chicago offices with advertising guidelines.
Side Talks recalls a college girl and others who reflect on Christmas giving and receiving. An extravagant giver delights in giving while often ignoring the receiver’s feelings, prompting questions about genuine generosity and selfish pleasure.
The distinguished naturalist warns that deer face imminent destruction from hunters. He urges federal protection similar to migratory birds, noting wholesale slaughter in Colorado and insufficient state laws. Congress should act to preserve deer nationwide.
Mary Copier Thaw, mother of Harry K. Thaw, has stood by him amid a string of sensational incidents including a Dublin asylum escape and a controversial relationship with a younger man. The headline notes her unwavering support in court and public scrutiny.
A behind the scenes view questions President Wilsons push for European force policy arguing it risks U S peace and domestic harmony. The column likens Americans to a overburdened mother and warns of potential foreign wars within five years if Wilson succeeds.
A nationwide Press comment honors Admiral Dewey as a foundational figure in American naval history. Papers laude his readiness and leadership at Manila Bay, his influence on naval strategy, and his enduring legacy as a symbol of courage and national purpose.
Fragmentary clipping mentions Wilfred LeRoy Pigg of Denver changing his name to Para. A quip about a Pigg seeking substance beyond the family name appears amid scattered dialogue about janitors and tenants, ending with a judge's remark about temper and heat.
Olaf a 12 year old boy braves a snowbound search to a witch in the Cave of Winds to obtain magic seed. He tricks the witch, escapes with bags of seed gold and jewels, and returns home to cure his mother and bring his family lasting comfort. Tomorrow's story Caroline's Reward.
An advice note warns parents of signs of anemia in girls entering womanhood. It links fatigue breathlessness headaches and pale color to thin blood and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a remedy. A free booklet Building Up the Blood is offered and the pills are sold by druggists for 50 cents.
The 1916 public buildings bill allocates 40000 for Hazard Kentucky site and structures. The Hazard Commercial Club backs the plan while The Times questions the need, noting census figures and postal costs but praising local patriotism and a proposed mine rescue station.
An advertisement claims Marmola Prescription Tablets reduce fat, noting a stage actress who reportedly shed two to four pounds weekly. It urges readers to buy from druggists for 7 cents per large case or direct from Marmola Co in Detroit, promising harmless and effective results.
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