Waterloo Evening Courier and Waterloo Reporter notice
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Associated Preas
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Et Ladsadil
Wo. Hartman Company
Poe
Want Park Ave
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John CG Hartman
AW. Peterman
Sec.Treas
Gen. Mer
Uenostoffies
Waterloo
Iowa
The Principle of Nationality In War Echoes Across Europe
The article argues that the principle of nationality drives wartime aims and that subjugated peoples retain a desire for self rule. It cites Italy and France as examples and warns that lasting peace requires respecting national self determination to avoid renewed conflict and cycles of revenge.
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Mali
Jinly
France
Alsace
Lorraine
Italy
Jaci August
Childrey
Serbia
Austra
Branch libraries planned to serve Waterloo suburbs
Trustees of the Waterloo public library system announce the establishment of branch libraries in outlying districts. Central libraries near business districts limit use by urban residents, making branch stations reachable and likely to boost patronage and student study.
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Waterloo
Nhla
Toledo
Lucas
Frank J. Cheney
FL J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Frank J. Coeney
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Ball
Teadoonials
Tree
Fr. J. Chesney & CO
Restricting Amusements and Social Liberty Debate
An organizer of the United Sororities asserts that restricting amusements targets the poor while defending personal liberty. The group protests brewing interests and argues against wealthy pursuit of dissipation. A Herald report notes the Lusitania sinking and a floating body found, mentioning a distractive wealth contrast and a warning about indulgence.
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Rvle
United Sorieries
Mlinals
Authir
Thie
Chicago
Rnstead
Prague
Se Osdine
Durid
Lusitania
Rambling column on cinema censors and world events
A messy column lampoons film censorship reactions to The Crack Cage and public appetite for notoriety. It references Frank and Mary Phagan, Marys and presidents, actors in rumor, the Root Hughes and Cummins booms, and political chatter about Kenyon. The piece also notes Japan's war expenditure and Kern County jail costs while poking at societal trends.
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TNE Frank Movies
Leo Frank
Chicago Board of Movie Censors
Frank
New York
Board of Censors
Mary Phaganami
Lan Bard
Log Frank
Mos Fieronts Carman
Reserve Power and The Value of Reserve
A dense treatise extols reserve as the core of strength in nature and life. It argues that true success hinges on reserve funds within individuals and systems, sustaining effort, discipline, and dignity even in crises.
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Ares
Wil
Mike
Yale University John Bull of College Athletics and Fame
Yale, founded by Yale, is depicted as the third oldest university with a storied role in American college athletics and culture. The piece praises its champions, alumni, and influence on magazines, noting its small size, large library, prominent figures, and enduring rivalry with Harvard.
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Italnu
New Haver
Taft
Old EM
Yale Wityl
Harvard Gorry
Harvard
Michigan
Yale Jn
Litera
Yale Ao
King Cole
Europe
Dwight
Hinkey
Walter Camp
Haughton
Off with the Old and on with the New Minister
A narrator recalls how neighbors praise a new minister for voice and looks while undervaluing the former pastor. The piece explores a tendency to swap the familiar for the new and to judge past faults as the lure of fresh faults and virtues. It ends noting our restless, critical nature and suggests not blaming others who follow the same pattern.
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Tao
Mr. 8
Gured
Myx
Roy Ang Gide Dig Rabbit Tale
A country boy Roy torments young rabbits with bow and arrow until a giant rabbit confronts him. He is captured and brought to the rabbit home where he fears a brutal fate but learns a grim lesson about cruelty and fear. The tale ends with the rabbits preparing a staged supper as punishment.
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Roy Ang Gide
Roy
Tie
Ami Roy
Toy
Big Rabbit
Big Rabbi
Mbs
The Big Rabbit Feeds and Fashions Roy a New Start
Roy fears capture by the Big Rabbit but is led to a warm bath and a cozy supper. The next morning he wakes to kind care and promises to be kind, ending with the rabbits greeting him kindly as they resume play. The tale wraps with Roy reflecting on kindness and a soft lesson amidst whimsical danger.
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Roy
Rahs
Big Rabbit
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
New York City
Ogres
War Orders Canceled and Gov Clarke Speculation
Iowa editors react to France canceling American war supply contracts over faulty goods. Boots and hose shipments condemned for inferior material and reversed specs. Editorials question impact on U.S. industry and demand caution for future orders. Separate note suggests Clarke may or may not seek a third term. another piece defends Harding from chatter of a congressional bid.
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Des Moines
Paris
France
Europe
No Champion Found for Local Rooster in Burlington
The Burlington Gazette notes no champion has emerged for the town rooster and suspects the bird’s fate stems from midnight crowing. The Sioux City Tribune reports white European nations mobilizing millions for battle while the Mississippi Valley prepares for harvest season.
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Burlington Gazette
Sioux City Tribune
Nallona
Mississippi Valley
Pity the Poor Iowan Drives Car Boom in Iowa
Sioux City Journal notes long delays for license numbers due to 2000 daily applications. Des Moines clerks strained as Secretary Allen cites 156000 cars in town and projected 175000 by 1988. Wisconsin skirmishes aside, Iowa’s auto boom spurs talk of white spot status as retirees shell out for vehicles in sunny California.
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Sioux City Journal
Des Moines
Jake Bahne
Sibley Tribune
Iowa
Maj. Rathbun
Marion Register
Allen
Sioux City
California
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Land of Sunshine and Flowers
Towa
United States
Trained Gunners Needed by Chicago Volunteers
More than 100 Chicago men who are college graduates organize a movement to strengthen national defense. They form a study school for artillery questions as the Ryan bill expected to raise the Tillinola National Guard artillery from three to six batteries passes. The effort highlights that modern armies demand ready artillery expertise.
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Chicago Herald
Chicago
Wilson
Garrison
Ryan
Tillinola National Guard
Europe
Why Be "Blue" Why not turn sadness into self care
A short ad style piece advises turning sadness into self care and hints at kidney trouble from uric acid buildup. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills for weak kidneys backache urinary troubles and bladder ills with a testimonial from Mrs. J. F. Kops of 732 Mobile St claiming lasting relief after ten years of kidney complaints.
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Bright
Dean
Waterloo
J. F. Kops
Mobile St
Wheat harvest call sparks nationwide manhunt for harvesters
The Chicago Herald reports the wheat harvest will start in northern Texas and Oklahoma within two weeks, with Oklahoma seeking 18,000 workers, Kansas 40,000, Missouri and Iowa 10,000 each, Nebraska 8,000, and Minnesota and South Dakota about 26,000 each. Officials caution not to expect over 40,000 to 50,000 workers. language barriers may limit some migrants, and Bohemian neighborhoods are noted as exceptions.
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Chicago Herald
Texas
Oklahoma
Washington
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
South Dakota
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