Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter history note
This clipping identifies the Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter as a member of the Associated Press, notes republication rights and advertising policies, lists Hartman Co as publisher and editor, and includes postal and circulation details. Washington Bureau credit to Munsey Ridge with correspondent E G Dougherty.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulatt
Ty Hartman
Park
Joanne Hartman
A.W. Peterson
Sec. Treas
Sigr. Dalles
Rae
Taida
Washington Bureau
Munsey Ridge
G. Dougherty
Equity Society Faces Scrutiny in Iowa Debates
The foundling Equity Society arrives in Wa terlog amid official and public scrutiny amid suspicions of hidden propaganda linked to the Nonpartisan League. Its radical rhetoric targets education and the food system while advocating self and class interests over national duty, drawing comparing with pro patriot groups and Mr Trover’s policies.
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Foundling
Iowa
Society of Equity
Nonpartisan League of the Northwest
Bae
Althothera
Nonpartisan League
Equity Society
Trovéer
John Redmond's Role in Ireland's Quest for Liberty
The piece honors John Redmond as twenty five years leader of Irish Nationalists and chief advocate for home rule. It credits his eloquence courage and statesmanship with uniting factions, gaining parliamentary approval for the home rule bill, and shaping reforms. It notes his wartime vision tying Irish liberty to the empire and his stand against Germany, framing him as a successor to O Connell and Parnell.
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John Redmond
Ireland
Struggls
Onpos Uister
Fis
Reid-mond
Ami
Izland
Joan Redmond
England
Redmond
Germany
O'Connell
Parnell
Tim
Americans confront uncertain Germany drive amid spring fade
Aged observers weigh if Hindenburg will strike or bluff as February passes without a major German offensive. Questions arise about Verdun, the Kaiser’s plans, and whether Allied counterblows may yet come. Public sentiment questions quick peace and notes censorship and political speeches listeners.
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Aris
Hindenburg
Lee Prospect
Powers That
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Vossische Zeitung
Verdun
The Courting Season In Hoosier Advice Columns
A humorous survey of spring courtship traditions in Indiana with references to a 1847 Hoosier authored guide on love and marriage. It notes old fashioned methods, cautious suitors, and varied opinions on courting, marriage, and abstinence as remedies for lovesickness.
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Indianapolis
Hrightwood
Hread Ripple
Irvington
Yoosier
Indiana
Iowa Editors Question Government Role in Price Controls
The Des Moines Register discusses a wool trade incident showing how import licenses and government options on wool stocks influenced prices. It argues price regulation affects coal, copper, steel, flour, sugar, and wheat, questioning what would happen without such controls.
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Ies
Moines
War Department
Wood Alcohol Dangers Warn Painters And Workers
An article cautions that wood alcohol or methyl alcohol is highly dangerous even in refined products. It lists occupations at risk such as painters, glaziers, printers, and chemists, and notes symptoms from exposure like tremors and digestive issues. It advises posting warnings in workshops and scheduling breaks for fresh air.
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Minnesota
Florida
Advertising Booklets Teach Through Daily Paper Ads
The writer recalls sending two two cent stamps for a cookbook offered by a foodmaker and discovering more than four cents worth of recipes amid ad content. He notes newspapers and advertising booklets as substantial sources of practical information. A couple stores clippings for reference and even used ads to learn ham recipes, showing advertising as a broad educative influence.
Mr Crow and the Spoons in the Wood Folk Tale
Mr Crow, Mr Coon, and Mr Possum hunt for missing spoons in a tale of theft and blame. They discover Crow ate Possum’s spoon, the pair trap Crow, and Crow is banished from the wood folk, ending the party.
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Mr. Cron
Mr. Possum
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Crow
Mr. Crown
Sire
Mr. Goon
Mr. Dog
Jack Rabo
Advertisement note on Chamberlain's Couch Remedy
A reader recounts a testimonial style ad saying someone wrote it is good after trying the remedy. The note suggests trying it for a cough and hints at a future favorable line such as drag excellent.
Propose Leonard Wood for top army role faces party tensions
A Chicago Tribune editorial argues Democrat Olney should press Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood for a high general rank. It lauds Wood as an exceptional commander, urges merit over politics, and says his leadership is vital as the nation mobilizes for war amid limited experienced officers.
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Chicago Tribune
Olney
Massachusetts
Leonard Wood
Wood
Pershing
Bliss
Baker
Harding Likely Clear Field For June Governor Primary
The piece argues Governor Harding probably faces no primary fight in the June Republican governor nominating race. It cites mixed views on his capacity, notes his campaign strategy, and praises his wartime efforts while predicting no major challenger due to political caution and perceived limits among backers. It also mentions related editorials about Krylenko, La Follette, and unwritten poetry in a brief, composite clipping style.
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Cornell
Harding
Bucn
James M. Pierce
Justin Doran
Tax League
Farmers Plan Record Food Output for 1918 War Effort
Uncle Harry outlines how American farmers, with Hoover and the agriculture department, plan a record year in 1918 to supply allies and troops. He notes early preparations, government aid on labor, fertilizers, seeds, and pest control, and the goal to vastly expand acreage and livestock. Editor invites signed inquiries.
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Helen
Mr. Hoover
Department of Agriculture
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Farmers of America
Joe
Gaels Harry
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Peoplea
America
United States
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Wilson
Toe
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