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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1919
Page
2
The column argues against destroying German capital ships to salvage value, noting their size, speed, and armament. It warns such action would waste money and weaken national defense, urging public scrutiny of any motive to scrap these vessels. The piece also covers daylight saving, a detective shooting, and a coal-bin remark.
The Iowa General Assembly nears a comprehensive road bill after weeks of effort. The plan funds 6900 miles of hard surfaced roads with federal aid, motor taxes, and local assessments, allowing county flexibility and bond advances to speed construction.
A Marshalltown Times-Republican report notes arrests of men bribing to buy 38,000 army blankets at a dollar each, suggesting government revenue from junk items may be low and proposes giving blankets to discharged soldiers instead. The piece also covers political opinions on women’s primary voting rights and other varied editorials.
A medical column argues mothers should nurse babies, praising human milk for its digestive fit and protective elements while noting issues with cow, goat, and ass milk. It highlights direct delivery from producer, fewer contaminants, and lower cost, urging mothers to nurse though promising to address contraindications next week.
A Parents Association column urges couples to drop the last word contest and instead cultivate calm, cooperative dialogue. The piece suggests agreeing with partners, avoiding daily arguments, and valuing each other’s views to increase happiness. Copyright 1915 by the Parents Association Inc.
SIDE TALKS discusses efficiency ideas for mothers with rainy day activity lists kept in writing tablets. Suggestions include dominos, writing letters, making candy, pasting stamps, and creating pictures for a hospital book, with toys saved for special occasions and quiet preparation for when inspiration is needed.
The tale describes Mr Rooster moving his family to the barn to escape frequent fox visits. Mrs Black Hen fears for her brood and seeks protection from Mr Horse, who humbly accepts praise for his hoped endurance against Fox.
A barn full of animals hatch a plan to scare away a fox. Mr. Horse leads the scheme with a coordinated chorus of noises by Madam Cow Madam Pig and her piglets and the Donkey. Mr. Dog hides and leaps on the fox delivering the final scare. The fox flees never to return.
Aaron Loeb testified for the defense in the Rosenbaum divorce suit from Isaac Rosenbaum in Cincinnati. He admitted taking their dog out for airing several evenings and said he does not love Sadie Rosenbaum though he respects her. his love is in Walnut Hills cemetery, and he noted Mrs. Rosenbaum has been a mother to his daughter.
Rosenbaum testified that Loeb once sat near Mrs. Rosenbaum, placed his feet in her lap, and she tickled his feet. He also claimed Loeb took her to the theatre. Loeb admitted escorting Mrs. Rosenbaum to the theatre but said her husband joined them. Judge Charles W. Hoffman took the case under consideration.
A 35 cent bottle of Zemo is advertised as a safe antiseptic liquid that stops itching instantly and relieves skin irritation. The ad claims Zemo clears edema pimples and rashes, with an extra large bottle available for $1.00 and asserts the product won’t stain or feel greasy. The Rosé Company of Cleveland Ohio markets it.
The ad claims Adler i ka relieves stomach distress instantly and removes gas and sourness. It asserts the product empties the upper and entire alimentary canal and may cure constipation and prevent appendicitis. A testimonial from W H Brubaker of Salina Pa endorses its effectiveness for housework.
An Ohio physician promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel to cleanse the liver and bowels. The ad promises renewed vigor and a healthier complexion, noting the olive color and pricing at 10 and 25 cents per box.
E A Lancaster of Lancaster & Company in Greeneville Tenn praises Neolin Soles for lasting longer than standard soles. Millions testify to their wear and economy. Goodyear makes Neolin Soles and Wingfoot Heels, marketed to reduce shoe costs and provide comfort and water resistance.
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