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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1919

Page

9

Branting Warns Germans Face Strong Resistance At Conference

Swedish Socialist leader Hjalmar Branting arrives in Berne and says Europe must offset a strong reactionary party in Germany with a coalition of Majority Socialists Liberals and Conservative Minority Socialists. He warns against Bolshevism, urges aid to feed Germany, and criticizes U S nonattendance.

Prem Berne Switzerland Hjalmar Branting M. Branting Paris Arthur Henderson Balfour Wilson Aitho Germany Altho France Belgium Italy England Theolsheviks United States Sante Gompers

Crisis of 1914 Balkan Roots and World Shift

The Balkans stretch from Austria-Hungary toward the Mediterranean and Asia Minor, with Russia pressing via the Dardanelles. National interests, alliances, and rising pan-Slavic movements pull Europe toward war, culminating in the 28 June 1914 assassination and a spiral toward great-power conflict. The piece argues nationalism failed to civilize peace and calls for international law, broader unions, and global institutions.

Balkan States Austria-Hungary Mediterranean Asia Minor Adriatic Black Sea Russia Roumania Serbia Bularia Turkey Montenegro Alania Greece Europe Balkans Germany Bismarck Near Eastern Balkan Dardanelles Prussia Danube Austria Italy Tripoli Great Britain Egypt India Asia Bagdad England Bosnia Rene Archduke Eiget Allesia Britain

Sant Kirkpatrick Attacks Iowa Democratic Leaders

Washington January 27 Former Iowa representative Sant Kirkpatrick visiting the capital harshly criticizes two Iowa Democratic leaders in party affairs. He calls the leadership self constituted and vows to support Cummins if a senate bid arises. He says the party needs overhaul and threatens action against rivals.

Washington, D. C Sant Kirkatrick Iowa Washington Kirkpatrick Senate Cummins Cumtins

Yeadon Land Sale Shows Vast Sivan Era Holdings

A cryptic note describes Yeadon land totaling six million geros, with a focus on world scale Sbieco cultivation. The fragment hints at vast estates and agricultural emphasis in a historic context.

Yeadon Sivaner

Restrictions on Coal Lifted Feb 1 May Spur Price Fluctuations

Coal dealers anticipate the end of months of government controls on February 1, with labor and freight costs still high. Wages rose during the war and miners strike, while freight rates remain elevated. A gradual market readjustment is hoped to avoid hardships for buyers with large stocks as soft coal dominates sales and price shifts ensue.

Althe

Tearney Offers Help Forming Central League

A R Tearney of Chicago former Three I league president said he would offer services to form a new Central league based on cities from the old Three and Central leagues. He said he would consider taking the presidency if offered.

Chicago A. R. Tearney Tearney

Organization of a Calf Club at Gedar Falls

A conference of Shorthorn breeders and representatives from Gedar Falls and Leavitt Johnson National banks planned a boys' and girls' calf club. Members must exhibit cattle at Cedar Falls district fair where prizes are awarded, followed by an auction. Only Shorthorn cattle will be shown.

Gedar Falls San Leavitt & Johnson National Banks Cedar Falls

Mrs May Could Not Work in Columbia Pa Testimonial

Mrs Enizakiia Max of Columbia Pla testifies she suffered weakness dragging pains and back trouble in May and found relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports improved health and urges other women to try the remedy as a proven aid to female illness.

Columbia, Pa Lydia E. Pinkham Enizankia Max Lydia FE. Pinkham

Farming can hold its position in world trade

Washington January 2 The United States Department of Agriculture says there is no cause for alarm about America's ability to hold its postwar position in world trade and in agriculture The department notes that world markets are opening for American products and that European demand for foodstuffs is likely for a year or more It calls for readjustments to restore peace time farming including reseeding meadows to grass and better crop rotations It urges maintaining horse and mule numbers modestly growing dairy cattle and poultry herds while managing swine and beef stocks and expanding sheep farming as needed for feeding and pasture facilities

Washinton United States United States Department of Agriculture Department of Agriculture

Surprise party for Mr Verbert birthday observance

A group of about 20 guests gathered to honor Mr Verbert with a surprise party at his home. Lantz received a Pitt award from the company, with Austin Robinson delivering the address. Mire. Lants served, directed by Mrs George Krolano. The Milets initiation drew 60 members with Mrs G D Wilcox, Mrs W A Reed, and Miss Ktol 1 en Reed inithited. Community notices list clubs and social events with food and music planned at various venues incl Chater & De Min US A Lattige Covell society dancing at Laber temple and Sunset club. A farewell shower for Miss Nellie Vincent, Lafayette school, was hosted by Mrs C A Milly and Miss Be Smith with games and a music program.

Surprisa Wuarty Verbert Junta Baluray Mr Lantz W Pitt Austin Robinson George Krolano Lincon A. S Metcalfe C. A. Milly Be Smith Nellie Vincent Lafayette Rehool Waterloo

Among the Churches and Farm Advice Blends Notes

A mixed page reports church notices from Wattle J Brown president and Wayne J Garvin secretary plus regular meetings at various congregations. It also outlines farm policy urging stable acreages for corn oats barley hay and potatoes, readjusting cotton and peanut production, and promoting home gardens to aid needy families. The tone mirrors a small town column blending religious notices with agricultural guidance.

400000 Homes Need of U S Department of Labor Announces

Washington January 27 and reports more than 600000 new dwelling houses are needed in the United States the department notes two billion dollars are available for relief and housing programs in the current period

U.S Department of Labor Washington, D. C United States Department of Later

Building Loan Banks Urged By Officials

An official department statement urges Joana to Mome builders to provide capital for rapid construction nationwide. The plan, backed by the United States League of Building and Loan Associations, highlights securities valued near 2,000,000,000 for immediate acceleration of housing and related industries.

Joana Mome Department Kaye Consfluend United States League of Building and Loan Associations Huing

Plan for a bank in each Federal Reserve district

The plan contemplates creating a bank in every Federal Reserve district akin to land banks established under the Federal Farm Loan Act, allowing a local building and loan association to deposit collateral and receive home Joan bonds in exchange.

Federal Reserve

Wizard Oil and Liver Pills Advertised for Ailments

An old advertisement promotes Wizard Oil as a quick penetrating remedy for rheumatic joints, cuts, burns, bites, and stings with a money back guarantee. It also touts Wizard Liver Pills as a pink tablet remedy for constipation and headaches, priced at 30 cents.

Hill

Better Than Calomel Dr Edwards Olive Tablets

Olive Tablets marketed as a mild laxative and liver aid, positioned as a healthier substitute for calomel. Claims quick effect on the liver, no tooth damage, and relief of dullness from constipation. asks readers to buy 25¢ a box from all druggists.

Dr. Edwards

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