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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1919

Page

2

Waterloo Evening Couriee Ad Rates and Policies

Daily paper notice outlines advertising rates and payment terms, with cents per issue and yearly price, plus deadlines and acceptance rules. Mentions Associated Press affiliation, offices in Washington New York Philadelphia Chicago, and audit bureau membership.

Barinman OO West Park Jobo C Hartman Prealdept Peterson, Treas Techie Ritter Cartier Mail Guialde City Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Press West Waterloo Iowa Washington, D. C Munsey Blig Dougherty New York Philadelphia Chicago Story Brooks & Finley Rens

Viewpoint on League of Nations and Senate Power

A column argues against joining a league of nations, warning that U S war declaration power would be ceded to Europe, risking entanglement in Latin American and European disputes. It critiques secrecy at Versailles and muses on county official term lengths and sheriff power. It ends with a satire about a young man seeking legislative work.

League of Nations Hurops United States Congress Hurope Conress League Mexico Europe South Central America League Tribunal General Assembly Paris Senate Versailles Wilson America John Hay Hatha States Senate

Elks Back Salvation Army in Iowa Reports

Iowa editors note the Elks and the Salvation Army forming a strong bond of sympathy through practical support. Cedar Rapids editors praise the Elks for choosing the relief arm to back and highlight a growing cooperative relationship between the organizations.

Elks Salvation Army Cedar Rapids Coller’s Weekly The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Relief Service

Sioux City Journal fragment hints at wartime talk and remedies

Partial clipping shows references to a Sioux City Journal page with wartime lines about General Burleson, wild life protection, and open roadster debates. It also promotes a cough drop and a liniment claiming instant relief for stiff joints and muscles, mentioning eucalyptus essence and no strong odor, alongside scattered ads and notes about postmaster statements and political rhetoric.

Sioux City Tribune Burleson Theias Postance Department Congress Federal Take Bryan oOnce Sara New York Sioux City Journal Sue Gallere Long Island France Sonuheten Hansen

The Appendicitis Campaign and Health Q A

This health column explains appendicitis as an American disease once overtreated, outlines anatomy and infection risks, and notes modern more rational treatment. It includes a reader question about height growth, explaining that height ends with late teens as bones finish growing.

Willard Parker New York Parker Charles McBurney Currier Dr. Currier

Ain't It a Grand and Glorious Feelin?

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a loud, jubilant mood with garbled phrases about a wife arriving and a grand, glorious feeling. No clear names, places, dates, or events are identifiable in the readable text.

Good roads on the wax and limestone trials

The piece reports Iowa farm soil trials showing limestone boosts hay yields, with examples: one ton per acre yielded 5,324 pounds vs 4,017 on unlimed plots, another 2,040 and 2,420-pound advantages. Des Moines Capitol notes Iowa’s shift to favor surfaced roads and highway bonds, praising the Florida plan and urging majority-backed road financing.

Acre Des Moines Iowa Charley Hall Johnston Humboldt Rube McFerren Dale Andre Pitt-Johnston Wost Sioux City

Alkali Makes Soap Bad For Washing Hair

Limstone usage in Broome County rises by 3000 tons to 8000 tons this year, as a result of shifts in soap and washing practices. The article notes an increased reliance on limestone impacting cleaning effectiveness and related consumer habits.

Broome County

Side Talks on Judging Motives and Self Awareness

A fragmented reflection on how difficult it is to judge others motives and even our own. The narrator recalls moments of annoyance and self doubt while considering honesty, jealousy, and the urge to evaluate others. The passage invites caution against quick judgments and highlights inner conflicts in believing one’s own motives.

A Fried Renee

Reddy Fox’s Wily Plan At Mr Dog’s Farm

Reddy Fox plots to outsmart Mr Dog after spying a low wasps nest under an old wagon by the road. He lures a chicken to rouse Mr Dog, then decks him with a hatched plan that ends with the angry wasps driving Mr Dog away as Fox slips into the woods.

Reddy Fox Reddy Fox Dog Mr. Dog Mr. Doe

Roosevelt fund to aid French village after death

Theodora Roosevelt, days before his death, asked the American Red Cross to donate part of his Nobel peace prize share to a French village where his son Quentin is buried. The request specifies a sum of [redacted] dollars, to be drawn from the Red Cross funds.

Washington, D. C Theodora Roosevelt American Red Cross Quentin

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