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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1919
Page
2
The piece argues that militarism in Germany drives officers and wives to suicide after the Kaiser’s trial prospect. It questions Prussian culture, diplomacy, and the durability of a war-centered civilization. It contrasts German attitudes with American views on peace and civilization.
With Rawson Ken del Moore Tienems Kuehnte Hiv ner and others in the race, the Perry chief says every Iowa Republican should pick a candidate who fits him exactly for governor.
A health column argues strict canine muzzling and systematic capture to curb hydrophobia, warns against vivisection, lists bite dangers from wolves to pigs, and notes rabies risk even in pets. It includes a reader question about conjunctivitis and explains it, plus pleurisy and tuberculosis risk and a promise of future disease prevention topics.
Imogene and Andrew recall Mamie Gealess of it all as a once dowdy wife transforms under love. Mamie shifts from sewing and plain gowns to etiquette, bridge, dancing, and stylish dress, while Tom’s finances and status rise. Their bond alters both, illustrating how love reshapes lives and economies.
A spring forest tale follows a Princess who frees her two brothers from a tower with help from an old woman. She endures thorny briars, bloodied purple robes, and a dawn rescue, restoring the royal family and explaining the violet’s lasting purple hue.
The Federal Reserve Board study on the wartime gold export embargo shows from Sept 1, 1917, to May 31, 1919 gold exports of 109 million dollars versus imports of 115 million, an excess of imports totaling 5.29 million. Silver exports exceeded imports by 281.7 million, and total U.S. merchandise exports plus imports yielded a favorable trade balance of 6.12 billion. With the embargo lifted outward shipments to pay debts will continue but offset by the large favorable balance. Canada’s maple sugar crop is expected to be 3.9 million pounds below average.
A reader describes asking a sign-taker to craft a sign exactly four feet long, only to receive a lithe, elusive result. The fragment hints at a puzzle or trick, with no clear conclusion or date.
Ames Tribune reports the Pierce Clum matter drew attention as a selection of internal notes and sketches claimed to show negligence and poor record keeping in the state house. The piece notes disorganization among clerks and department heads amid scrutiny of Panama exposition accounts.
Lafe Bud says that all you gain by being a cop you lose by feeling like in bill poster. Mr Garnet Pash has been married three weeks and still gets his breakfast at home. Copyright National Newspaper Services.
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