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Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo, Iowa

12 Mar 1918

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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1918

Page

9

Face to Face with Kaiserism by James W. Gerard

Excerpt from the former American ambassador’s reflections on German autocracy before and during World War I. He argues the Kaiser alone could not force mobilization without staff threats, notes the mid- ages backing of Prussian rule, and cites repeated German calls for conquest and a larger empire. He warns of postwar rebellion if peace does not satisfy German aims.

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James W. Gerard German Imperial Court Germany General Staff Kiel Potsdam Reichstag Junker Thor France Russia Italy Serbia Roumania Belgium Kaiser Pastor Bavaria Rhine German Empire John Albert of Mecklenburg America Paasche Kreuznach Teichstag Wachhorst de Wente Erland von Heydebrandt Prussia Cologne Volkszeituns Spain Centrum Strasemann Germania Berlin Catholic Party Maximilian Harden Spahn Centrum Party Scheidemann Reichstas Ludendorff Middle Europe Social Democratic Party Treutgehke Nietzsche Bernhardt Bernhardi Posen England Trettschke Heidelberg Virginia New York University of Chicago Treitschke Althea
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Soldiers Sob­er and Very Clean War Era Bulletin

A Waterloo reader notes the Stars and Stripes issues for American Expeditionary Forces soldiers in France. The paper highlights leaves for approved officers and men, debunks rumors of chaperonage, addresses conduct and morals, and claims low venereal disease rates. Also includes ads for quinine products and a doctor’s advertisement.

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the Stars and Stripes American Expeditionary Forces Waterloo France Stars and Stripes Savoy
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Salaries and Insurance Claims Dominate Vernon City Meeting

At a Vernon city session, the claims committee recommended paying Allbee $350 for injuries from striking a manhole while driving his wife and repairing his car after the incident. A salary revision increased pay for police and fire officials, with multiple raises across ranks, affecting chief, captains, detectives, patrolmen, and the sanitary inspector duties.

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Vernon Wy Allbee Mithely Lower Washington Street Veunel Claims Committee B. A. Brown
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Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Cure for Deafness

An old medical advertisement asserts catarrhal deafness results from inflamed mucous membranes and promises a remedy called Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It claims the medicine cures by affecting the blood on mucous surfaces and offers one hundred dollars for any incurable case, with free circulars and available druggists nationwide.

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Harchian Hall Quisney & CO Toledo
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That Terrible Headache Ad Promotes Chamberlain's Tablets

An advertisement claims periodic headaches with nausea and dull eyes can be relieved quickly by Chamberlain's Tablets. It urges following directions on each package to potentially avoid future attacks and notes relief for dyspepsia and related symptoms.

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Council sets new salaries and office changes in ordinance

The council passed a measure reallocating duties for garbage disposal to the sanitary inspector at 1500 dollars and the DH inspector at 800 dollars. It also contemplates creating a building inspector office and fixing the annual salary at 1809 dollars, with the building code to be adopted at the adjourned meeting on March 18.

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