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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1915

Page

16

High Schools Enter Meet at Mt Vernon With Six Athletes Each

Waterloo and Daet high schools send six athletes apiece to the Cornell college invitation meet in Mt. Vernon tomorrow. Captain Early leads Waterloo in mile and half mile, 440, and broad jump, with McGuire, Rausch, Glasener, Johnson, and Miller in sprint, distance, and field events. West High details and Reed, Rath, Berry, Beck, Briggs, and Naven join in hurdles and jumps. Both schools split relays and face uncertain team selections for the events ahead.

Waterloo Cornell College Mt. Vernon Morrow Daet High West Bligh Cosch L. C. Ray West High R. L. Ashley Rausch

Plague Threats Plague Reaches U S Cities Warns Surgeon General

Fort Worth May 5 Dr. W G C Rucker assistant surgeon general warned at the state medical association that bubonic plague poses a worldwide threat to the United States. He cited Pacific Gulf and Atlantic coast routes and urged rat-proofing as the only reliable defense alongside quarantine and sanitary measures.

Fort Worth Tex W. GC. Rucker Public Health Service State Medical Association United States Hawaiian Islands San Francisco Gulf Coast Havana Galveston New Orleans Tampa Key West Mexico Gulf Atlantic South America

The God Made Horse Speech by Isaac Sherwood 1915

In a House of Representatives address dated March 4 1915 Hon Isaac Sherwood of Ohio argues that God made the horse for human use and pleasure. He warns against machine replacements comparing wax flowers paste diamonds and crockery dolls to real life and emphasizes the enduring value of live horses.

House of Representatives Isaac Sherwood Ohio

Immortal Praise of a Loyal Companion in Verse

A fragment celebrates a beloved animal as immortal, faithful, and noble, lauding its role in song, story, sculpture, romance, and war as man’s best friend and a wholesome presence across time.

Germanys Peace Terms The Fatherland Suggests

The Fatherland outlines proposed German peace terms noting a Reichstag dictated settlement after victory. It envisions territorial gains including Antwerp Calais Congo Madagascar Morocco and Mesopotamia while proposing a central European federation bound by customs union and defense pacts with Turkey and possibly Italy.

Germany Belgium Antwerp Calais Russia Poland Congo Madagascar Morocco Mesopotamia Turkey Asia Pacific Gibraltar Spain Ireland Finland Europe Italy

Soldiers In The Making In Australian Training System

Norman Duncan reports from Kalgoorlie and Brisbane on Australia’s youth military training. Indentured, voluntary for ages twelve to fourteen, then compulsory service with fines for parents who interfere. Cadets endure drills, parades, and life practice before entering citizen forces.

Kalgoorlie Western Australia Brisbane Queensland Normin Duncan Harper's Magazine

Prize beauty wins husband after photograph romance

Viola Walton, a 29 year old actress who previously won a Roatan beauty prize, has married Karl Rossman after he fell in love through a photograph of her. Rossman, in charge of the New York Hippodrome, pursued her after she became a figure in a photographed romance.

Viola Walton Roatan Miss Walton Karl Rossman Ms. Roseman Mr. Rossman New York Hippodrome

Mexican Jaguar Charged in Deadly New World Encounter

In Outing Magazine a hunter recalls a dramatic pursuit of a jaguar on a wooded hill near a village. Felipe fires, misses, then the tiger closes in. the beast dies when the narrator’s rifle bullet strikes its forehead. Parrots, monkeys, and other wildlife scatter as the confrontation ends.

Garry G. Duo Outing Magazine Felipe Mexico City

Silence on the Stage and in the Convention

An article recalls how absolute silence can convey power in art and debate. It cites a Virginia convention where John Randolph’s reaction to Alexander Campbell’s speech unsettled opponents without a word, ending Campbell’s rebuttal as the room perceived Randolph’s contempt. The Waterloo Evening Star notes Want Ads reach about 6,700 Waterloo homes via the Waterloo Evening Courier and Reporter distribution.

Iphigenta Bess Aegamethnon Virginia John Randolph Alexander Campbell Debarte Randolph Aston Campbell Andington Star Waterloo

Wonderful vacuum and the gas trap in physics history

The article recalls early vacuum experiments showing air cooling to a column and the challenge of rare gases during sealing. It notes improvements from pumps and charcoal adsorption at low temperatures, with experiments on gas absorption and achieving near perfect vacuum levels using cold charcoal and oil lubrication within a sealed tube.

Geryck Conrae Fiestore

How Old Are You A Fun Memory Jingle On Birthdates

A lighthearted piece on knowing one’s age and birth year with a U S Public Health Service angle. It jokes about memorizing birth years with rhymes, notes that some states lack birth registration, and warns of real-world needs for age proof when marrying or voting. It encourages practicing to recall one’s age accurately.

United States Public Health Service Europe Johnnie Susie

Abbreviation Correct for United States

The Albany Knickerbocker Press urges correct usage of U. S. A. versus U. 8 for United States. It notes U. S. A. or U.S.A. misleads, as 0.8 A. denotes United States Army. It argues manufacturers should mark goods as Made In U. S. to reflect products for the U. S. market.

U. S United States U. 8 U.S. A United States Army United States of America Albany Knickerbocker I'ress

Reading of the novel cited by Cleveland Plaza Dealer

The dealer notes mixed demand for a new bank and an unspecified work. A reader reports borrowing and commenting that the story is fairly good, with mentions of Binks Tompkins and Wradley as borrowers or sources.

Binks Tompkins Wradley Cleveland Plaza Dealer

Earth's Diameter Said To Vary By Line Of Measurement

The New York American notes that Earth's greatest diameter may not be at the equator, citing Professor Menkay. It claims the maximal diameter is measured from Mot Chimbo mizo to its opposite point along a line in Su Dinka, yielding 7,029 miles.

Menkay New York American

Rubbing It In Insulting Exchange Noted

A fragment from the Boston Transcript and Evening Courier mentions an elderly insult and a memory of a harsh winter. The text suggests local readership in Waterloo with the Courier read in many homes.

Keon Boston

David and Jonathan in the Samuel lessons

In the Sunday School International Series lesson on David and Jonathan, the text traces their strong friendship from Saul’s rise and David’s escape to the fields where Jonathan aids him. It contrasts their bond with Christ’s friendship, notes Jonathan’s brave defense of David, and closes with reflections on trust, divine plans, and parting sorrow.

Carl Jonathan Jovani Schoval David Murl Kingdom of Go Col. Dy Jomilian Jehovah Goliath Jesus Israel Saul Samuel Gyul Joorthan Tey Selth Jopathan John vi

Bristow Elects Guy Shot FirE as Mayor in May Meeting

Bristow residents noted a council meeting on May 6 electing Guy Shot firE as mayor to replace W. D. Connolly who resigned and moved to Clarksville. The town reported heavy rain, fruit blooms, and a busy week with social events, games, and projects. Elmer Hershey fractured an ankle during a high school game versus Allison, while Rev. C A Stowe attended a church session in Iowa Falls. A temperance lecture titled John Barleycorn of His Last Legs was announced for May 11 at the M B church.

Bristow Guy Shotfire W. D. Connolly Clarksville Epworth League Society M. EB. Church Dumont Oscar McKernan Bertha Webster G. W. Appleby Elmer Jones Clare Waite Crocest Levi Hewitt Lamberton Minn Mabel Royer Hubert Royer C. A. Stowe Iowa Falls Christian Church Iowa A. B. Gould Jarretts, Minn M. B. Church John Barleycorn

Evening Contral Want Page Insight for Personal Success

Readers are urged to read the Evening Contral Want page nightly to gain bio personal success insights. The page reportedly features a mix of tips and brief items, with recurring mentions of Bewa and LittlesAvertige motifs.

Bewa

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