Weather and politics mix in Waterloo dispatch
In this column a weather note entwines with national politics. It discusses winter signs and an approach to peace treaty ratification, criticizing Democratic minority obstruction and urging Republican unity on Article X reservations. The piece also touches on Measles in New York and hints at Emma Goldman and Chinese press history.
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Hrgan
Hwe
Nebody
Senate
Marshall
Republican Committee
Bryan
Republican Senate
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Brian
Admiral Sims and the War Orders Controversy
The editorial questions a purported Navy order and a remark to Admiral Sims before the U S entry into World War I. It accuses officials of foolishness, cites past Allied spats, and warns public sentiment will not permit neglect of the issue. It notes Secretary Daniels placed Sims’ letter to a board for examination and hopes the British press stay silent.
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Admiral Sims
Navy Department
Ray
England
America
Germany
Donne
Sime
Manila
Spain
Fip
Hert Diederichs
United Elstes
Washington
Mexico City
von Bernsteif
von Eckhardt
Japan
Daniels
Thia
Bellete
Weather Tax Idea Hinted Amid Revenue Drop at Quays
An urban note suggests taxing weather forecasters to replace lost quay revenue. The passage complains about government staffing and service efficiency while speculating on future climate forecasts and daily conditions.
Anthrax and health advice from Dr John B Uber
Health column by Dr John B Uber discusses anthrax risks for fur wearers, diagnosis hints, and treatment options. It notes exposure from animal products, suggests early intervention, and mentions SklaVo antitoxin and hospital care as possible aids. A domestic scene with Imogene and Andrew follows, illustrating beliefs about hospitals and care.
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Sclavo
Nature Notes questions on animal tools and bird behavior
A reader item presents three questions from Nature Notes about tools used by animals birds showing unselfish care for young and the fall trout spawning. The answer is promised in tomorrow's Nature Notes.
Why does the male wren build separate nests for himself
A reader explains the male wren builds cork nest decoys between the real nest and eggs. The practice reflects the bird’s ardent life force and propagating instinct as it vents in sham nests while the real nest is laid.
Friend Wife Andro And Imogene Debate Pneumonia Care
Imo gend argues Clara’s pneumonia should send her to a hospital for professional care, while Andrew contends a loving husband should keep her home. They discuss nurses, doctors, and attention differences between hospital and home care.
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Imogene
Andrew
Imogend
Clara
Tom Hardy
Jennie Philips
Tom
Stolen Fruit In Billy Pig’s Orchard Misadventure
In a tale by Mrs I A Walker, Billy Pig temptation leads him to squeeze through a fence crack to reach apples in the next yard. He eats eagerly until his hind legs are stuck, the farmer and hired help summoned as the other piglets wail.
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Billy Pig
Pigglies
Billy Miz
Ring Pig
Paved Roads Cut Power Needs for Hauling
Nebraska state engineer compares power to move loads on different surfaces, finding 215 pounds on earth, 62 on macadam, 78 to 1 pound on graveled, and only 27 pounds on paved roads. The contrast shows paved roads’ clear advantage for hauling and marketing profitability.
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Sioux City
Nebraska
Iowa
Xebus Picture Shows Merchant’s Education Lesson
The item describes a merchant who, denied college as a youth, later attends school among younger boys. It notes his age and compares his abilities to fellow students, posing questions about how to judge his age and competence. An unrelated line references an earlier answer about Aaron.
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Aaron
A Simple Way To Remove Dandruff
One advertisement touts a dandruff cure by dissolving the flakes with four ounces of plain liquid argon bought at a drug store. It urges nightly application to moisten and rub the scalp, claiming morning results and eventual complete removal after several treatments. It promises itch relief and shinier, softer hair.
The Grouch Man in Lonesome Weather
A poetic piece by Prenk L. Stanton presents the Grouch Man amid changing mood and weather. It depicts joy and prophecy, contrasting gloom with longing for blessings and renewal.
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Grouch Man
Chicago Industry and Crime Referenced in Odd Reflections
The text notes Chicago robbers planning evenings of activity and contrasts drunkenness with achievement. It cites that 997 cutting tools are needed to manufacture a modern rifle and mentions the Twis Grill as a busy facility drilling 94 million holes to support production.
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Cedar Rapids
United States
America
Reds
Europe
Freedom of America
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Fast Relief
Advertises Pape's Cold Compound as a quick, inexpensive remedy for colds. A dose every two hours, up to three doses, supposedly relieves nasal congestion headache feverishness sneezing and stiffness without quinine and with a mild taste.
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Pape
Be Yours for Your Years in Old Age Warning
A health warning argues the body replaces tissue every seven years and that rapid decline signals aging. It urges rebuilding vital forces before lasting damage, noting signs of fatigue, loss of pep and nervous strain indicate you are too old for your years.
Pain in Back Ailing Bay River Resident Praises Anuric
A. C. Blodgelt of Bay River Minn reports severe back pain and long illness last winter. After trying many medicines he found relief using Dr. Pierce's Anuric tablets, saying he could hardly rise from bed before, now he is back to work.
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A. C. Blodgelt
Dr Pierce Remedies Cited For Digestive and Bladder Cure
Inland Dakota man I A Eastman testifies that Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets and Anuric Tablets cured his stomach and bladder weakness. He credits them with regulating the stomach and bowels and notes using four bottles and four vials with strong recommendations.
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Dr. Pierce
I. A. Eastman
Anuric Promises Relief for Kidney and Rheumatic Ailments
Mrs. M. J. Sargent of Stillwater Minnesota reports improvement after using Anuric sent by Dr Pleven. She suffered kidney and bladder trouble rheumatism and swollen feet and ankles that sometimes left her unable to walk without assistance. After trying several remedies without success she claims rapid benefit from the mail order remedy and recommends it to neighbors and others with similar conditions.
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Stillwater
Minn
Tiblut
Sunsighbors
M.j-Sargent
Hico St
Two Years of Starvation Relieved by Simple Remedy
A patient remembers two years of starvation and ineffective medicines before relief from a simple preparation that clears catarrhal mucus and reduces inflammation in the stomach liver and intestines. One dose proves effective or money refunded.ADVERTISEMENT by Wangler Bros Hansen Hansen and druggists everywhere.
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Wangler Bros
Hansen & Hansen and
Druggista Everywhere
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Waterloo Evening Courier
W. Hartman CO
West Park Ave
Tobn C. Hartman
J A.W. Peterson
Treas
Gen'l Mar
Nat
Waterloo
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Washington, D. C
Buresu
Munsey
Kenyon
Chicago
New York
Gerard
Emma Goldman
Dean Gazette
China
Teer Daren
Wagere
Mee
Hore
John B. Uber
A.M. M.D
Taki
Walt Unti
Mall
John B. Huber
Nature Notes
John Burroughs
Eewors
Wife
Roe Fulkerson
Sandman Story
Mrs. I. A. Walker
Jowa Editors
Bungles
the Grouch Man
By Prenk L. Stanton
Dr. Bell
Opolax
Lyko
Sola Manufacturers
Lyko Medicine Company
Kansas City
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