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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1920

Page

5

Young World War I Hero Too Young to Serve

St Joseph Missouri reports Raymond Burleigh a fourteen year old veteran of World War I who enlisted as a seventeen year old in 1917 and served in France Germany and occupation duty. His parents seek discharge while Pershing and officials consider his case. he is known as Fred DeReaux and is still in service at Philadelphia.

ST. Joseph Mmost France Germany Raymond Burleigh iMr J. R. Burleigh St.Joseph Sam Ughters Philadelphia Fred DeBeats Army Burleigh Navy Transportation Department Jefferson Barracks St. Louis Kelly Field Fred de Reaux Fred Lincoln Ned Raymond University of Nebraska Lo Fred DeReaux Alice Howell Red Cross War Department Pershing Secretary of War Adj Robert C. Dayiz Fred DeReaux United States American Expeditionary Force Rhine Army of Occupation Burlaugh

The Amazon Basin and its Peoples in Rich Detail

An 19th century travelogue surveys the Amazon basin from the Andes to the Atlantic, describing naked tribes, river networks, and vast forests. It details Jivarai ceremonies, head trophies, Munduracu cultivation, arboreal Paranates, and wildlife including crocodiles, electric eels, and giant beetles as it portrays a land of immense unexplored wealth and danger.

Robert Tighe Basin Congo Central Africa Oceania South America Amazon Great Basin Ealing Andes Peru Heuddor Brazil United States Munduracus Brasil Tapajo River Banks

Vatican confirms no cardinals to be created at consistory

Rome May 3 confirmation from a Vatican official that the upcoming consistory will not create any cardinals. The meeting will focus solely on church business and related duties within the Holy See.

Rome Vatican Dalure

Norse Explorer Karlsefni to Be Honored with Monument

In Philadelphia Fairmount Park a bronze statue of Icelandic explorer Karlsefni, credited with founding Vinland, is planned as the first in a series funded by a half million dollar bequest from Mrs. J. Bunterd Samuel. Sculptor Einari Jonsson designed the statue and base after a Nova Scotia inscribed stone linked to the Norse colony.

New York Thorfian KarlsetsUi New World Philadelphia Fairmount ‘Park Park Art Association America J. Bunterd Samuel East River Mr. Samuel History Mayonder the Red Greenland Leif Ericsson Norsa Unon Karlsefn Nova Scatia Arrat Founda Vinland Ita Karlsefni Rhode Island B. N. ‘Horsford Boston Labrador Nova Nova Scotia Schalare Treaty Phillips, Jr Hilosophical Society Samuel Harkugsen Hako Maki Kar‘igefut Bat Hak M. Phillips Philosophical Society Signa Aki Samual Jeelanderi Einari Jonsson

Germany Facing Imminent Financial Collapse says Wirth

Berlin April 28 Germany's financial collapse is near according to a statement by Dr. Wirth minister of the treasury before the national assembly He attacked war profits and warned of the burden of defense costs noting the army and navy budgets as examples He advocated an internal loan and demanded a rapid settlement of Versailles obligations while outlining deficits in postal and railway finances.

Berlin Germany Nnational Assembly Wirth Treasury Steers

Doris Laird’s Quiet Path to Ted Manning’s Court

In a Vermont town Doris Laird, a shy schoolteacher, becomes Nina Hazen’s maid of honor at a wedding. She and Ted Manning, a charming best man, forge a connection over calls and shared moments, culminating in a quiet marriage and plans for a home with telephones in every room. The tale follows social circles, romance, and a subtle shift from anonymity to union.

Doris Laird Vermont Nina Hazen Nina Doris Phil Crosby Phil The Hazens Alsten Ted Manning Comwon Canedy Doris Lavalliere Ted Mrs. Hazen Xiva Crosby-Hazen

Artists Mistakes Make Paintings Out of Date

A humorous collection notes how artists misread history and reality in old masterworks. Examples include a rainbow painted inside out at the Royal Academy, a crescent moon opposite the setting sun, and Leonardo da Vinci misjudging tableware in The Last Supper.

Royal Academy Leonardo da Vinci da Vinci Edinburgh Phar‘aoh National Gallery Paolo Veronese Darius Alexander Abraham

Kiss Incident Triggers Norfolk Line Strike

In Norfolk, Brady a railroad employee kissed a girl clerk for fun. Timekeeper Divers mocked the act and Brady resented the jest. After a second girl claimed Divers wronged her work Brady led associates to demand Divers' discharge. The company refused and a strike followed causing disruption.

New York Norfolk Brady Norfolk & Western Railways

Norfolk and Western Strike Settled After Walkout Ends

A 14 000 strong clerks shopmen and brakemen walkout threatened to halt the Norfolk and Western Railroad. The plan to add firemen and engineers to the layup was stopped as the strike was settled and workers returned to duty.

Norfolk & Western

Sculptor Seeks Quiet to Complete Lafayette Statue

New York sculptor Paul W Bartlett of Bartlett New York works on the Knights of Columbus statue of the Marquis de Lafayette for Metz. He complained the telephone service interrupted his modeling and ordered the operator to remove the line. The statue nears completion despite the disruption.

New York Steenth Paul W Bartlett Washington A Bartlett Marquis de Lafayette Metz Tie Greetwich Village

Filaria Loa Worm Found In Missionary’s Eye

A Congo missionary doctor, Dr. R. M. Johnston, believed to have carried the African worm filaria loa for 12 years, finally had it seized from his eye by a physician using tweezers. The worm measured an inch and a half in length with a hairpin like diameter.

Upper Sandusky R. M. Johnston Congo

Taboo Buzzover Avoirdupois in Duluth Café Ad

A Duluth café owner seeks discreet waitresses described as slender and nimble to move quietly between tables. He rejects buxom, firm-steps images and insists on thin, fairy like staff who can pass unnoticed. The ad emphasizes quick feet and avoids flat feet.

Duluth Jess

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