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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1915

Page

2

Newspaper Notes and Political Rumors in Iowa and Georgia

The Waterloo Evening Courier and Waterloo Reporter reports on political moves in Iowa with Senator Joe H. Allen’s gubernatorial bid and discussions of Republican contenders, while Georgia’s pardon board denies Leo Frank clemency amid mob pressure and Governor Slaton faces pressure. The piece also mentions potential diplomatic appointments under President Wilson, including John Passett Moore and Elihu Root, as options shaping national policy.

Ananoiated Press Audit Bureau of Circulations Waterloo Georgia Board of Pardons Leo Frank Georgia Slaton Board of Pardons Franks Roan Frank Tt Ja State of Gand Courier and Wilson Buhu Root Courier Root John Passett Moore Moore State Department Bryan Democratic Party

President's firm note on humanitarian rights praised nationally

The Courier and Reporter lauds the president's sharp response to Germany as a masterly state paper that defends the rights of humanity and the freedom of the seas. It argues unity behind the president against Bryan's dissent and upholds peaceful adjustment while ready for any eventuality.

Germany Beralf Bryan Bunker Hil Sannetoga Valley Forge Yorktown Lake Erie Lake Champlain Shiloh Chickamauga Gettysburg Courier Bryvan

Ventilation Debate Echoes Across Newspapers

An assortment of clipped editorials and letters discusses ventilation as a public health and political issue. It mocks outdated methods while praising fresh air and proper building exits. It cites American, German, and local perspectives, noting 1916 era tensions and the dry wets battle.

Board of Health Marshalltown Kansas

Speculation on 1918 U S presidential bids in Washington

Wild talk in Washington centers on what William Jennings Bryan would do in 2018. Roosevelt and Thames could lead the Republicans while Wilson and Champ Clark head the Democrats. The Socialists may nominate Rockefeller, but a single platform uniting Germans and German-Americans and the drys seems impossible.

Sioux City Tribune Washington Bryan Presiden Roosevelt Thames Wilson Champ Clark Rockefeller

Shaking That Cold and the Bed Rest Lesson

Neighbor shares a winter cold caution compactly. A reader recalls past illness and the relief of bed rest, gargling, sprays, and seizing early recovery to avoid complications. The piece argues taking time off work can prevent long sickness and protect others, urging practical self care.

Tim Jim

Pepper Talk on Authencity and Facing Faults

A speaker urges individuals to present their true selves openly and not hide faults. Emphasizes that covering up flaws harms personal and social progress, arguing that honesty about faults and virtues is essential to growth and usefulness.

Muse of Mason City eyed for gubernatorial campaign

A Mason City Times piece imagines Will Muse as a prominent governor candidate and visualizes a nationwide tour with the Manpyrdan quartet, turning Mason City into a broadcast hub. It jokes about excessive praise and enticements from coast to coast, while noting neutrality debates and immigrant sentiment.

Mason City Dama Las Pany Sioux City Miredwak Lansing Sidney Magon City Forlows Dallas County Cerro Gordo Times Pathe

Improving the Lawn Last in a Series on Lawn Care

Washington DC June 11 report on weed control in lawns notes crabgrass is the chief weed from June to frost. Best method remains cutting before mats form, aided by rational fertilizing and careful watering. Chemical sprays are largely ineffective. use a rake with the mower to lift grass for closer cuts. Other weeds include dandelion plantain chickweed oxeye daisy and yarrow. Chemical sprays help little against crabgrass. removing weeds with a common lawn tool is recommended. Top dressing and lawn health are urged to deter weed growth.

Washington, D. C United States Department of Agriculture

Remarkable Case of Mrs Ham Shamrock Missouri

A Shamrock Missouri woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier with curing a long list of female health complaints including pain weakness insomnia and nervousness She says she can work sleep eat freely and no longer fears her condition She asks for confidential advice from Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts.

Shamrock, Mo Lydia E. Pinkham Josre Ham RLF Box 2 Shamrock Missouri Lydia FE Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass

Lawn care advice and real estate transfers listed

The text urges season long weed monitoring and top dressing with well rotted manure to protect grass in winter, citing Farmers' Bulletin 494 and offering a soil fertility tip. It then lists real estate transfers in Waterloo including multiple lot transfers with values and involved parties such as Haddie Fivent, J A Aungst, Vernon Wertz, and others.

Farners Secretary of Agriculture Washington, D.C Black Hawk Co Haddie J. A. Aungat Soash Park Waterloo Sowa Galloway Investment Co Vernon Wertz Istadd Galloway Waterloo Loan &Trust Co J. A. Aungst Leash Park Mary E. Briden M. A. Bryan Gent Luinden Place Lae Aleda Hagerman Rusbin Willams Hagerman Place Myrtle L. Barr Et al Wm. Barr Cooley East Add Catherine Lawrence Grantor Tfe John Dignan Mary Eva Dignan East Waterloo Ruth Dignan Margaret Dignan Sheldon D. B. Henderson Henry M. Junge Baker's Add

Readlyn Social News Highlighting Local Visits

Readlyn residents report guests from Illinois and Minnesota and local outings. Mr and Mrs Oltrogge returned from Belgrade after two weeks with relatives. The Marte and Dickmany families spent time with Ed Guiney. Visitors from Summer and Tripoli called on neighbors. Chautauqua plans include a group attending the Redpath Vawter program in Waverly.

Freckle Remedy Ad Promises Free Trial if It Fails

An advertisement offers a remedy for freckles urging Miss Freckle-face to try ethine double strength. It guarantees money back if freckles are not removed and claims most cases need only an ounce from any druggist. The ad emphasizes a clear complexion at little cost if successful.

Cedar Rapids

Fairbank area notes and local visits report

D and N Mersch and Mrs W F Ruth with daughter Trene visit relations in Oelwein and Readlyn plans games with Fairbank. Families Moeller Diekmann Kroft and others travel to Chicago Flint Plainfield. Police search for a man who indecently acted before a girl near the eleventh street bridge. mother witnesses description as officers seek suspect.

W.F. Ruth Trene Oelwein Henry Moeller Chicago Flint Mich Chas. Diekmann Ardale W. Koch General Mercantile H. Gaede Gehring Waterloo Readlyn Fairbank Eleventh Street Bridge

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