Wilson Addresses Naval Cadets On Duty And History
President Wilson spoke at Annapolis June 2 to naval graduates, stressing strict discipline and the obligation of officers to avoid laxity. He recalled his own three years in the White House, warned that a single weak moment could alter history, and urged cadets to uphold high standards as they serve the United States.
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Judge Landis Faces Custody Battle Over Baby
The court weighs who is the mother of the baby at the center of the Mr. Gordon Matters case. Mrs. Dollie Ledgerwood Matters of Chicago and Miss Margaret Ryee of Canada claim the child. Miss Ryan alleges the baby was born in Canada, taken there, and given to Mrs. Matters. The defense notes Mrs. Matterys was acquitted of a charge related to a forged heir claim to her husband’s estate. Attorneys for Miss Ryan filed for custody, leaving motherhood to Judge Kenesaw Landis.
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Chicago
Margaret Ryee
Canada
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Naval optimism and rural carrier changes in Iowa
Washington dispatch reports Judge Green praising the American navy as superior worldwide while noting improvements in ship design. Rural carrier service shifts list a series of Iowa appointments, with postmasters and route changes across Bettendorf, Waterloo, Sioux City, Schleswig, and other towns. The piece also notes a June 8 Senate committee report funding a post office site at Alt. Pleasant and Congress members preparing for upcoming primary and Democratic conventions.
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Tug of effort worth the hard path for growth
The passage argues that true strength comes from tackling difficult tasks rather than easy ones. It emphasizes that improving muscles and zest stem from challenging actions, not quick or trivial efforts.
Hughes Denies He Is In Race For President
A leaked letter attributed to Justice Charles E Hughes, dated May 20 1916, claims he refused candidacy while serving on the Supreme Court. The document circulated amid Republican nomination debates between Roosevelt and Hughes as factions seek delegates for the convention.
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Tanlac Nature's remedies gathered for distribution
The article praises Tanlac as a purely vegetable tonic made from nature's gifts. It notes that ingredients come from tropical and northern regions, were procured before wartime disruption, and that Tanlac is now distributed in Waterloo and nearby towns by local druggists listed at the bottom of the page.
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Mexico
United States
Tropics
Waterloo
B. W. Schunemaning Company
Lafayette Streets
West Side Drug Store
Cedar Falls Drug Co
Cedar Falls
Stauffin & Mortman
Waverly
H. J
Joder
Hudson
N. M. Tritz
Jesup
Gretty & Slight
Parker
Renshaws Report Seven Pound Gain From Tanlac
Waterloo couple Mr. E G Renshaw, a streetcar motorman, and his wife, credit Tanlac for restoring health after two surgeries. He details improved digestion, regular bowels, better appetite, and his wife gaining seven pounds after prior illness. Tanlac marketed as a roots and herbs product aiding digestion and nerves.
Mrs B A Ormsby Praises Tanlac After Indigestion Cure
Mrs B A Ormsby of 408 Logan, Waterloo, reports rapid relief from indigestion and improved appetite after taking Tanlac. She notes relief from bloating and rheumatism, says her husband joked it would raise groceries, and that they now tell friends about the tonic’s quick effects.
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Logana
Waterloo
Ormsby
Taniac
Police Officer Tells His Tale
Waterloo police officer B L Douglas, of 215 East Tenth Street, praises Tanine the new tonic from Schuneman Drug Company. He says his wife’s nervous weakness eased, her nerves steadied, appetite returned, and sleep improved after using the medicine. He reports recommending it to friends.
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Schuneman Drug Company
Tanlac Restores Waterloo Woman's Health and Weight
Miss Florence Yeungst of 1117 Lafayette street Waterloo reports rapid relief from a bad stomach nervousness sleeplessness and weight loss after two weeks on Tanlac. She says she is eating heartily sleeping well and has gained three to four pounds last week while praising Tanlac for improving digestion and overall vitality.
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Florence Yeungst
Lafayette Street
Waterloo
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Wells-Fargo man praises Tanlac relief in Waterloo
J W Davis of Wells-Fargo Express, 201 Lafayette Street Waterloo, reports dramatic recovery from stomach trouble after taking Tanlac. He says he feels better, sleeps and eats well, and encourages others with similar ailments to try the tonic which aids digestion and nerves.
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J. W. Davis
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Wells-Fargo Express Company
Lafayette Street
Waterloo
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Tanlac Restores Energy and Appetite for Waterloo Man
Richard Durchdenwald of 212 Commercial Street Waterloo reports Tanlac improved his digestion and sleep, boosted appetite, and gave him energy. He gained four pounds and feels life more pleasant as he resumes work at Everybody's Laundry. The ad notes indigestion can lead to impure blood and weakened muscles.
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Richard Durchdenwald
Waterloo
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Waterloo Man Gains 5 Pounds From Tanlac
A Waterloo jeweler, R W Robinson of 1220 West Youth Street, reports rapid improvement after two weeks on Tanlac. He says stomach trouble, nervousness, poor sleep, and loss of appetite have eased, weight has increased by five pounds, and he can eat heartily with good sleep and no bad after effects.
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Friends in All Precincts Recommend Tantac Cure
A list of Waterloo residents lauds Tantac as a good remedy, each having used it and expressing gratitude. Names and addresses span several streets, with occupations noted such as city employee, janitor, inspector, fire department, public safe department, machinist, and conductor.
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Wm. Galloway Company
Tallay
City
Oak Street
Joel Burk
Park Row
Black Mawk
T. Grockford
Commercial Street
Hester Storm
Riehl Street
Allen Rush
KF. Sheeley
Waterloo Gas Engine Co
West 10Th Street
Ross Baldwin
Waterloo Fire Department
Conger Street
R. G. Witt
Waterloo Public Safe
Black Hawk Street
X. R. W. Schultz
Wiktick
West Side
Mulberry Street
G. A. Daniels
Eighth
E. Kern
Water Works
Edwards Street
Lemper
Horseshoer
Franklin Street
Robert Garland
Fowler Street
Mike Hoy
Grant Street
Cedar Falls
Geo. P. Conlin
Chautauqua Park
Waterloo
George Smith
H. Meredith
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