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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1917

Page

9

Use Your Excitements Before They Vaporize

Ruth Came reflects on acting while enthusiasm is hot, urging quick gratitude and quick giving. An Authorman discusses writing a grateful letter now to keep the feeling vivid, warning that delayed expression dulls impact and weakens generous impulses.

Taxes and Tally: Iowa 1916 Tax Totals Across Counties

Readable figures show 1916 Iowa tax levies by type across Black Hawk and neighboring counties. Includes politax dogtax delinquent road tax and school taxes, plus general state taxes and capitol extension, with county totals and comparisons to state measures.

Hfe the Auditor of State Iowa Black Hawk Benton Hardin Gotler Franklin Grundy Delaware Floyd Buchanan Peoria Dogtax Flord Bremer Tama Fayette Butler Assembly Des Moines

Rotary Club hears talk on The Hed Geranium idea

The Rotary Club of Waterloo plans a noon talk Monday by FE Lichty on The Hed Geranium idea. Earlier, Taniyn was chosen as Waterloo’s official flower with displays in windows and on posts. A spring and summer continuation is hoped.

George FE. Lichty Rotary Club Waterloo E. Leslie Pidgeon International Association of Rotary Clubs Atlanta, Ga Cedar Rapids Club Thomas E. Powell Dr. Pidgeon Rotary Sioux City

Reading the Signs in World War I Era News

New York World reports Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg warned that rulers must read the Signs of the times. The chancellor cited the Russian revolution. Japan plans to adopt the Latin alphabet with a scientific commission appointed to oversee transcription.

New York World von Bethmann-Hollweg Reichstag Times Japan

The Sandman Story for Tonight and the Giant

Prince Ivan helps as a fairy assists farm birds to clean the giant’s stables then a mole powers the well and a dwarf aids in finishing a task leading to a perilous downfall for the cruel giant. The tale ends with a plea for mercy and a reward for Ivan and his bride.

Lan Peathers Ivan

All's Catarrh Cure Internal Remedy Advocated

The advertisement claims catarrh is blood or constitutional and cannot be cured by local treatment. It promotes All's Catarrh Cure taken internally, says it acts on blood and mucous surfaces, and was prescribed by a leading physician. The product is described as a tonic and blood purifier combination. Testimonials are offered, priced at 75 cents, with Druggists selling Hull's Family Pills for constipation.

F. J. Chen & CO Props Toledo Hull

Giant Promises Help Ruby Free Ivan From Father

A dramatic rescue unfolds as Ruby urges release for Ivan with the giant promising aid. The scene hints at a perilous confrontation and a captured figure seeking liberation. The fragment suggests a melodramatic tale of suspense and family conflict set in a tense moment.

Philadelphia tailor offers suite ride for smokers with asbestos packet

In a curiously phrased item a Philadelphia tailor equips a suite ride for smokers who patronize him and mentions an asbestos packet. The text also references a trans Pacific link between Japan and the United States, a Marconi company remark, and notes a total solar eclipse observable over much of the United States on June 8 1913.

Philadelphia United States

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