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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1918

Page

3

From Colonel Chile con Carne to Private Harris in U S Service

An article profiles Col Chile con Carne once Zapata's disciplinarian now serving as Private William Harris at Fort Slocum. He recounts enlisting in Mexico, rising after three knife wounds, and his odd path from Tejano rider to U S Army recruit while humorously critiquing drill with Mexican troops and fan tan games.

New York Chile Con Carne Fort Slocum William Harris Stirling Tex Chevalier Zapata Mexico Erie Harris Hercules Mars Sloclm Gen. Zapata Uncle Sam Big Jim Hubbard Tange Ike London L. Sullivan Zapata Chile Private Harris Horace Greeley Will Wilhelm Kaiser

Bayonet Polishing Sparks Dusty Camp Talk

In a rugged barracks scene Private Harris finishes polishing a bayonet then returns it to its sheath. A moon-faced recruit admits fear of a night raid and confesses he mistook a watcher for a military spotter, joking about canned rations and desert dust.

Harris Aves Finecutt

Musical Preparedness and the Silent Army in Wartime

The New York Evening notes troops arriving in France were once silent, but musicians now rally to boost morale. Veterans of the profession face lean times as star pianists like Paderewski and Schelling went unheard and others restricted to charity events. The piece predicts ongoing challenges for musicians next season amid the war’s impact on demand.

New York France Wood America Joe Kentucky Paderewski Schelling Percy Grainger Fritz Kreisler Albert Spalding

Mrs Burns Letter Read by Savannah Readers in 1926

A Savannah Missouri reader recounts using Chamberlain s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy about nine years ago to cure flux and notes a later attack also resolved by the remedy. She says she has recommended it to dozens of people since first using it.

Chammberlain

German song question shapes next concert season

A discussion on whether German and Austrian songs should appear on future concert programs. The piece notes public tolerance, cites John McCormack and Charles Schwab as patriotic examples, and references plans at the Metropolitan Opera and U.S. symphony orchestras. It also mentions Bach, Beethoven, Schubert, and Teutonic composers as enduring to be included. Real estate transfers follow the musical commentary.

Reidle Simitt John McCormack New York Charles M. Schwab Bethlehem Padiis de Glen London Wagner Mozart Metropolitan Opera House Meyerbeer Lotow Richard Strauss Humperdinck Germany Flotow Thedaugs Garman Runinor Ind Bach Beethoven

Independence Week Graduation Exercises Close School Year

Independence marked graduation week with ceremonies at the Presbyterian church and school events. The community honored veterans and staff, noted funeral observances for J. A. Crege, and reported Red Cross fundraising progress with ward-by-ward totals.

Independence High School Seauan Sundsey Charels Me Tos Capietty Mens Senter Operetta Wire Prunes Wis Erwin Wacker Tarth Merely Meythaler Ritward Mecarnion Leon Datawon Josephine Tare Kathrine Rengy Ken Rerelner Mauedion Sain Mildred Mare Brenantan Weard Mowe Stella Heist Liveness Chiss Diag Exere Jay Owttocnaen Giro- Acie Elise Imatua Iere J. A. Crege Walker Fletcher Hturteton Corturid Red Ross Drive Witth Total Fastags Wiss

Coroners Jury Finds Death From Automobile Crash

A coroner's jury concluded the deceased was killed by an automobile driven by a person known to authorities. The jury consisted of Wenny, Mason, and J. L. Mobernon.

Aomie Avidencea Wenny Mason Mobernon

Bite of Mosquito Takes Babe's Life

An infection from a mosquito bite caused the death of the four week old infant son of Mr and Mrs Roland D Foley of East St Louis. The death was due to blood poisoning after the child was born ten days earlier. Despite medical attention the infection progressed before help could arrive.

ST. Louis Roland D. Foley East St. Loui

Italian Soldiers to Return and Enlist in Italian Army

A group described as Italian soldiers and their aides, who deserted from the Austrian army, were reportedly traveling toward New York with the aim of returning to Italy to enlist in the Italian army. They indicated plans to proceed to the United States and then to join the Italian forces, with destinations cited as New York and requests to enlist upon return to Italy.

Wintington Aceanmurny Offours Pacific United States Huntingtom New York Sata Jaly

Veterans in marching orders for Chickamauga task

Veterans from Battery A mobilize from Springfield to Georgia for the Chickamauga port mission. Spanish-American War volunteers escort 1 railroad unit to the train. Fr Benjamin Harrison training at Indianapolis selected men to run rainy behind the fatile Hines. GARAGE EMPLOYS GERD fnd. Women in Loganport shops take on car delivery duties amid airculty in securing tea. Miss Nellie Kruck, in uniform, handles duties and finds work agreeable.

Danvilge Springfield Chickamauga Georgia Benjmin Harrison Indianapolis Crance Fatile Hines GERD Logansport Fnd Nellie Kruck Ichakl

Vinol Restored Health After Sickness

A New Castle reader, Alice Ree, testifies that after severe sickness Vinol rebuilt her strength and stamina. She says six bottles let her do housework, including washing, and doctors prescribed Vinol as the best tonic for weakness and run-down conditions.

New Castle Ind Alice Ree Isd 11Th St Vol Wangler Bros. Co J. Miller Waterloo

Every Meal a Poisonous Injection

An old public health warning claims meals worsen kidney and bladder troubles by delivering uric acid to the system. The ad promotes 296 GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as the remedy, urging prompt use and consumer protection with a money back guarantee.

Ni-henith Haarlem Insistson

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