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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
2
A scanned Waterloo and Taterlog Evening Courier page contains editorials on commerce and beef safety laws, Lower California strategy, Iowa State College agriculture graduates returning to farming, and assorted political and cultural notes including suffrage progress and wartime commentary.
The fall of Lemberg ends Russian occupation in Austrian territory and shifts momentum to Germany. Warsaw is viewed as the next major objective with large German reserves poised for action. Russia’s rail links to frontiers may collapse under German control, potentially shaping western theater events. The piece also critiques wartime profiteering and a glut of meat production in the United States.
The piece critiques commercial clubs as booster engines that hype cities to attract investment. It argues these clubs persuade readers with grand plans for skyscrapers and hotels, warn against chasing one industry, and caution against wasteful incentives that shift factories elsewhere. It warns against overglorifying a city and urges balance and prudent civic strategy.
A meditation on reading others' thoughts, misreading disapproval, and the habit of assuming others dislike us. It argues such judgments stem from ego and past experience, noting the need to hear others directly. It ends with office etiquette on engagement gifts and the burden of constant gift giving.
Bay of Mertoo. Yes Maines Tribune: Senator Gummins' proposal to buy western coast land of México to aid relations with Central and South America. Supreme Court actions scrutinized by Sioux City Tribune and Des Moines papers. Keosargun notes press bias against Lieut. Gov. Harding. Sioux Falls Argus Leader reports candidate George W. Egan for South Dakota governor.
A call to action against laziness praising steady effort. It argues that idleness harms both the individual and society, urging small daily tasks toward growth and personal strength.
The public health service notes a sharp drop in Fourth of July tetanus deaths from 417 in 1903 to 130 in 1909, with only three fatalities last season. It warns that blank cartridge wounds are the main risk and stresses immediate medical care, wound cleaning, and early anti tetanic prophylaxis to prevent a preventable but deadly disease.
Herbert X. Casson compares U S conditions with Europe and urges Americans to exploit the opportunity. He argues factories should run full time, railroads expand, and a large advertising mission to Europe would reveal the war’s scale and spur a massive postwar economic boom.
Twenty two girls were graduated yesterday from the swimming school now in progress in the Y tani.
An old medical column notes hot weather weakens many women causing laxity, appetite for light foods, and constipation. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative and digestant, urging a fifty cent bottle and a free trial by writing to Ir. W. B. Caldwell in Monticello, Illinois.
Exceptional tribute to the efficiency of Physical Director Bintz and his female assistants notes that three lessons have been given and 1000 girls aged 10 to 16 have enrolled. They will receive advanced instruction after completing novice classes. Fourth of July events at Cedar River park remain open for entries at the YMCA or Waterloo Commercial Club.
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